live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. live look at storm scan3, and it is another damp start to the day, after days of rain, we are searching for sun, hoping to salvage some of the weekend. today is sunday, october 2nd, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's get a check on weather. justin, when i left this morning, it was still very misty, dreary weekends. >> yes, it will be like that through the morning, the next few hours, fog to deal with. that's really what it is, it the not showers, low clouds, fog, mist around, enough to use the wipers when out driving. hoping to see little sunshine today. i don't think that will happen though. the storm is just slow mover. maybe get peak or two later this afternoon, overall still some clouds. at least the bulk of the rain starting to move on out of here. moving back into drier

pattern, what we can expect really starting later tonight, to the upcoming work week, that's good news there. but not the best way to finish off the weekends. check it out outside. low clouds, can't see some of the tops of the building here in center city. still sitting at 61 degrees. the problem is the winds' directions out of the northeast at 9 miles per hour, need it to switch around to get rid of the moisture, that won't happen. easterly flow coming in off the water. thick clouds are gone, basically just low cloud cover and fog dealing with, some of this could thin out, yes we are could get little sunshine into the afternoon. so you don't see any rain over the delaware valley, just some of the mist that's not showing up on radar. 3-mile visibility in philadelphia, less than 2 miles at the atlantic city airport. we run into areas of locally dense fog, through the morning, and there is the winds direction out of the northeast, less than 10 miles per hour. and it will be remaining on the light side. up ear's, low 60s, current temperatures, this morning, mid 50's up in quakertown, 57 pottstown, on our way up to 72

after the fog, skies pretty much mostly cloudy maybe peak or two of sun. low 70s at the shore, low 60s in the poconos, tomorrow milder with increase in sunshine, talk about how long the dry weather lasts and of course the latest from matthew coming up in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. >> we'll check back soon. new this morning, two people are in the hospital after wreck on the schuylkill expressway in the city's wynnefield section, police tell us four cars crashed around 3:30 near the montgomery avenue exit. those people hurt in the crash are in stable condition. part of the highway was closed for short while, while the scene was cleared, the cause of the accident is under investigation. delaware state police are investigating after jolly trolley crash near dewey beach. police say over 20 wedding guests were on board when it overturned yesterday afternoon on route one. they say the 76 year old driver was pulling the trolley with a van, when the trolley began to sway and over turn. everyone is expected to be okay. >> despite legal limbo, business as usual, for ride sharing services in

philadelphia. temporary deal to allow uber and lift to operate has expired. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" live at 30th street station, cherry, drivers still on the job this morning? >> reporter: good morning, rahel, yes, they are. they are still working, i saw uber x driver drop someone off little while ago. technically what the driver did is now illegal. as of october 1st, the ride sharing agreement expired. that's technically means that the ride share service like uber x and lyft are no longer permissible. the controversy, take a look at the video, stems from rogue operations and lyft put strain on heavily regulated tax industry, so just before the democratic national convention, they have an agreement with the philadelphia authority which allowed ride sharing services in philadelphia on temporary basis. in exchange, drivers had to

pay attacks that would benefit city schools. that agreement, however, expired on september 30th. and as of yesterday, uber x and lyft drivers no longer have permission to drive in the city. at this point, uber still encouraging its drivers to continue to work, it is to has filed for an emergency extension, and is waiting to hear back from the ppa or it is hoping state lawmakers make more permanent action. now, the folks who use uber and lyft had no idea this technicality exist and will likely continue to use the service. >> i'm a big fan of uber. i use it very often. and i'm originally from new york. but i come to philly often to see friends and i was actually about to take an uber right now. so i'm definitely really shock and i don't think that's fair. >> now, i should mention, that ppa spokesman marty owe rock confirmed earlier this week, that uber x and lift lyft are

again illegal. it is unclear whether ppa will enforce that ban. most of the drivers we spoke to say they'll continue to drove. now if they are caught, ppa could technically fine them. the state legislature will likely take this issue up when it commences its session later this month. live at 30th street station, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherry, thank you, a lot more to come there. philadelphia orchestra musicians plan to cancel third concert tonight. the orchestra canceled last night's concert, picketed outside the center. last night, supposed to be opening night after last minute talks to reach deal broke down. the philadelphia orchestra musicians say they do plan to perform at the audience appreciation concert and that's on tuesday. >> investigators with the national transportation safety board have interviewed the engineer of a commuter train that crashed in hoboken, new

jersey, the crash killed woman on the platform, injured more than 100 other people. kris van cleave bridges us to up date. >> source familiar with the investigation tells cbs news after months of concern, about a leadership vacuum at new jersey transit, federal regulators launched a deep audit of the agency's operations in june. it discovered dozens of safety violations. regulators were preparing to implement additional scrutiny, and enforcement measures prior to thursday's accident. new jersey transit did not respond to our request for comment. late saturday, the train's engineer, thomas gallagher, ducked into the garage at his new jersey home after meeting with investigators, the ntsb did not release details from the interview. mark rosen. >> don't tell us if he was attempt to go work the throttle or attempt to go brake. he will tell us if he tried the emergency brake. he will tell us if he saw signals. he will tell us he can actually what happened in that cab. >> reporter: work to remove

debris and moss asbestos contamination at the hoboken crash site continued, keeping investigators from the crucial data recorder and front pacing camera in the first car. nfsb advice chair: >> as soon as the site is safe, the ntsc about get the recorder as well as the forward facing image recorder. investigators will use that information to val dade speed and get that information about the train. >> reporter: the second data recorder removed from the rear of the train could not be accessed from the fields and has been sent to the manufacturer. kris van cleave, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> vice president joe biden and emergency workers from across the country spoke at a memorial service for two fallen firefighters. those firefighters died in the line of duty last weekends in wilmington. alexandria hoff was there for the service. >> reporter: in front of hundreds of mournful first responders, and the families of the only multi firefighter

lost in wilmington history, vice president joe biden had the task of offering the kind of healing words that his delawarians have come to expect from him. but he knew better. >> joe and i know from personal experience, there is not a dam thing we can say. >> lieutenant christopher leach died last saturday after a floor collapsed during a row home fire on lakeview road. senior firefighter jerry fickes was one of those who returned to try and save him. >> served with the fire department with dedication and vale or. rest in peace, my brothers. >> both men were killed that saturday. and on this day, were promoted, leach to captain, and fickes to lieutenant. >> both lieutenant fickes badge l9 and captain leach's badge, c14, are hereby retired from service. >> forty-one year old now captain leach began with the fire department in 2002. >> there was no joy in his life greater than being a father.

>> fifty-one year old lieutenant fickes started serving wilmington in 2003. he leaves behind two boys. >> you guys, the rest of your life, you're going to have a tough decision. you're going to be asking yourself what would dad do. i promise you that, i promise you that, the same with you girls, what would dad do? >> firefighters from throughout the tri-state region have volunteered to man local fire stations so that those first responders were free to attend the memorial. reporting in wilmington, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> two injured firefighters are still recovering at crozer burn center. police have arrested bee trees ruiz for setting the fire. >> firefighters in south philadelphia, during the hero thrill show. the philadelphia police, highway patrol, motorcycle drill team, performed in the parking lot at the wells fargo sent, for the first time ever,

ten grand marshall, all injured in the line of duty, took part in the show. proceeds from the event helped children of fallen officers and firefighters with college tuition. coming up next on "eyewitness news": some truck news in the fight against zika. new neighborhood on alert. also ahead, a little girl found alive in the rubble of a bombed out building in sewer y the emotional moment that brought a rescue worker to tears. >> millions of women use hormonal help with the pill, and now there is a link to de begs. a jury starts on the day we have some fog and mist around. slow improvement, dry weather returns for the work week. talk about some sunshine. i'll tell you when, and give you the latest track on i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here.

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a six year old boy critically wounds in the last week's school shooting in south carolina has died. jacob hall died saturday. fourteen jerold boy opened fire wednesday at town ville elementary school, jacob, another student and first grade teach remember shot. the other teacher and student were released from the hospital. so far no word on motive for the shooting but police did arrest the juvenile who is now facing charges. a dramatic rescue, a one month old baby girl pulled from the rubble after collapsed building in syria. as you see there, a par met i can crying as he treated the baby's head-on the way to a hospital. eyewitnesses say the building was hit by one of several air strikes carried out by syrian government sources. they say 11 people including seven children died during the air strike. >> authorities capture more zika caring mosquitos in miami

beach. the florida department of agriculture says this is the sixth time zika caring mosquitos have been detected on miami beach, this time in a new neighborhood. caused severe brain related birth defect in pregnant women who become infected. end tens philadelphia international airport mosquito control measures are underway in the area. >> well, all eyes continue to be on the tropics where hurricane matthew is meandering across the caribbean. matthew has strength heard to category five on friday, making it the strongest hurricane in the atlantic since felix in 2007. that's a very big field, justin. >> late season storms can be pretty powerful. of course we will watch this system over the next several days. it would impact the delaware valley then it wouldn't be until neck weekend. good news, a lot of models take this storm back out to sea. when does it take the turn? a lot of time to tell you. meantime, still little dreary this morning, little bit of fog and mist, pacific northwest weather going on right now. a live look at ocean sit, and

again, foggy conditions this morning. i'm sure there is a wet boardwalk there, little bit of mist, you still have the win off the ocean, temperatures hanging out, maybe up to around 70, 72 degrees later this afternoon, but the fog should dissipate as we progress into the morning. don't expect to see whole lot of sunshine today. just because of these stubborn low level clouds. not a lot of rain though. so this storm, which is still situated over the ohio valley, starting to weaken, doesn't have as muff energy. but still it is keeping some clouds around, easterly winds flow, maybe if these clouds thin out, see few peaks every sunday shine this afternoon, not going to do whole lot to temperatures, maybe getting into the lower 70s, but at least drying things out little by lit -- little, headed through the day. sixty-seven in rehoboth beach, around philadelphia, similar numbers, just like yesterday, upper 50's to low 60s, 61 voorhees, malvern, chalfont, you guys upper 50's at this hour, little cooler farther north and west, you go to

quakertown, 55 degrees, low 50's up in mount pocono. shore forecast, if you are hanging out there this weekend, again, watch out for the fog this morning, otherwise, generally mostly cloudy, high temperatures 72. now, tomorrow, looking little better. should see some sunshine. temperatures into the lower 70s, and sunshine and clouds on tuesday with a high near 70 degrees. all right, here is the latest on matthew. about 330 miles southeast of jamaica, winds at 150 miles per hour, so strong category four finally made the northwest turn, 5 miles per hour, to track over the next several days, very slow as it cross cuba. mountains in the area, should weaken little bit, back down to category three, at least that's the forecast, as it reaches the bahamas. the track still staying to the north through day five, friday. by friday, still situated east of florida. so it has some time to go to move northward. eventually i think this does turn back out to sea. but how close to the carolinas

can it make it? maybe get some rainfall there, we just have to wait and see over the next few days, a lot of changes expected with that track. back home today, again, here is the energy, the you are err level low that's cut off from the jet strummer, still producing clouds, maybe stray shower later tonight, as the bulk of the energy rides on past us, but finally beginning to move out. should see little sunshine on monday. we call it partly sunny, that's better, warms us up little bit. tuesday high pressure finally wins out. now, start to lock us into a drier pattern for the rest of the work week. but today, maybe we make the low 70s from the city on south and east, if you can see few peaks of sunshine tonight, sim floor what we're dealing with this morning, 50's to about 60 degrees, then noticeably miler tomorrow, with sun, even some low 70s all the way up to the lehigh valley and berks county, mid 70s in philadelphia, so 75, that would be above average for this time of year. so today, morning fog, mist, otherwise mostly cloudy skies, up to 72 degrees this afternoon. tonight, maybe stray shower, otherwise, mostly cloudy low near 06. here's the extended forecast,

does get little better slowly but surely, partly sunny monday, high of 75. keep it low 70s through the rest of the week. saturday there is chance of some showers, no shower chances really from a cold front that's going to try to actually push matthew farther out to sea. time interesting we have to watch. rahel, back to you. >> justin, thank you. on the cbs-3 health watch, new research on birth control for women that may raise a lot of concerns. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us it, involves link between hormonal contraceptives and depression. >> many contraceptives for women contain hormones, the new study published in jama psychiatry finds these birth control methods such as pills, implants, may increase the risk of depression. >> they found that there was about a 23% increase compared to non-users of hormonal contraception, in terms of depression diagnoses, or use of anti-depressants. >> researchers looked at ages of 13 to 25 girl in den mat.

adoloscents were at the greater risk. >> the cognitive development certainly not asthma tour as the women who are older, and relationship issues may be more prevalent in that population. so i think it sort of reflect that trends. >> doctors say more research is needed to proof the linc. but doctors and patients should watch for symptoms. >> women, if they do develop signs of mild depression, should interface with their provider. >> it is estimated that about 60% of women of reproductive age use contraceptives in the u.s. with birth control pills being the most popular. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". cbs-3, the "cw philly" and komen philadelphia, are teaming it up once again in the fight against breast cancer, turning the skyline pink. this is boathouse row, lit up in pink, looking beautiful there, october of course national breast cancer awareness month. and the pink lights are meant to be reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast

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>> pope francis, ten hour visit, country seconds shiite nation, small catholic population, pope expected to meet with representatives of all of the main. >> royal family wrapped up their eight day visit to canada. very large crowd there as you see on hand for farewell ceremony yesterday. william and kate said in a statement that they're grateful for the warmth and hospitality. there is the crowd. that will their family received. they also said they were lucky to introduce their children. the visit was the first international tour for 16 month old charlotte. aren't they getting so big? this past week, world cup chap john carli lloyd stopped by our studios to talk about her new book. our own jim donovan got a chance to introduce the soccer superstar. >> so who can forget that all-star performance on the 2015 women's world cup? now, soccer superstar, carli lloyd, can add author to her already impressive resume. her new auto by the figure

when nobody was watching my hard fought journey to the top of the soccer world is out now. and south jersey's own carli lloyd joins us in the studio to talk more about the book. thank you for being here. >> no worries. >> you have traveled all over the world, but your area ours. >> yes. >> we take credit for you. >> what's it like being a jersey girl with this much success? >> this is where my heart is. home is home. i have traveled the world. i've been to so many different places. but there is something about the philly-jersey area, the food, the people, crazy drivers, i love it all. >> it is unique in its own. >> yes. >> this book, i mean, what was the reason for writing a autobiography at such a young age? >> yes, pretty crazy with the world cup and everything that kind of transpired from that, i had the opportunity to you know put my inspiration and journey down on paper. and it has been a really long and tough process but it is great, it is great for young kids to be able to read this, adults, anybody that's really

wanting to do something great in life. >> i mean, soccer has really grown expediently over the past few years, i mean, and you are part of the reason y when you go out, you see young girls, and boys, i mean, what is that like? because you're such a role model. >> it has come a long way. you are turning on the television on the weekends, weekdays, and seeing games, champion games, come a long way. the woman's side of the game has come a long way, as well. i mean, weaver at dollars teams to world cups. so we're just seeing a big huge shift in change. >> but you're at the top of your sport. was there any time that you thought, okay, i need to just take a break or walk away? i mean, this is a really demanding career that you have. >> it is. it is not for everybody. it is really tough and challenging, you know, just place to try to make it. when you're at the top, it is even harder to stay at the top. actually when was cut from the under 21 level, you know, i didn't know how to deal with

it at that age, the criticism. i thought to myself i'll just finish out my college career at rutgers and quit. luckily i didn't. i met a trainer who changed my life, james goalanis. and we're starting to continue this journey on. >> it is interesting. us never know where that journey will take you. now this book, a lot of people would think it is all about soccer. but there are other things about yourself and your life and your journey. what are some things people may be surprised to learn? >> yes, this book is a reflection of my career, but it is also a reflection of things that i've had to go through, the obstacles, things that i've had to overcome. obviously, a strained relationship with my family since 2008, which hopefully we can casino every put the pieces back together again. so there has been a lot. this is a book for everybody. this is something that you can pick up and be inspired and know that against all odds you can make it if you put your minds to it. >> what got you through it? is there a word of advice that you can give to aspiring sports superstar?

>> james and i have made this amazing, unique team together. we respect one another. and to have somebody in your corner, to be able to push you, motivate you, make you better, and then me put in all of the work, you know, it has work. if you can have somebody, a outlet, that believes in you, i think that's real key, but do you have work really really hard. >> they love you on the good days and the bad days? >> yes. >> what's next? when we look down into the critical ball and look down five, ten years from now, where will you be? >> well, i want to play another cycle. so 2019 is world cup in france. 2020 is the olympics in tokyo. and then after that i'll be about 38, so i need to start trying to have a family, getting married this november. >> congratulations. >> yes, so exciting times. and then who knows what the future will hold. i want to stay involved in the game somehow. maybe in the mental part of the game, or do camps, as

well. >> we're so excited you're here today. you're also one of us, thank you so much for being here. and the book is when nobody was watching, my hard fought journey to the top of the soccer world. we'll be

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cbs-3 sky dick with eyewitness weather and justin. been a bit of a dreary weekends, will we see the sun? >> maybe this afternoon weep get few peaks every sunday, but don't count on t it is really not until tomorrow. i think we have the better chance. but this morning, now, you will need the rain jacket, just because we're dealing with the mist, low clouds, fog, what we're dealing w see the fog behind me, covering the tops of some of the skyscrapers here. in center city, that's the problem. just really low clouds f we can get rid of low clouds then sunshine. but the storm systems really stubborn, and you can't even see any rainfall showing up on radar, just fine mist, that's the fog we're dealing with this morning. that should end later this morning, so otherwise just mostly cloudy skies this afternoon, again, real no big chances for any showers today as the storm system continues to weaken. good news there. but the visibility, down a little bit in some spot. less than 2 miles at the atlantic city airport, 3 miles here in philadelphia, so just be aware of reduced visibility

early this morning, temperatures kind of holding in the up ear's, to lower 60s, mid 60s down toward the shore, but some of the suburbs pretty cool this morning, still in the mid 50's, just like yesterday morning, as well. so, again, through the first half of today, areas of fog, mist, temperatures holding in the 50's, and 60s through the morning hours, this afternoon, mostly cloudy skies, maybe few areas to see few peaks every sunday shine, temperatures into the upper 60s, to low 70s, in some spots. so should get up to about 72 for philadelphia, low 70s at the shore, stuck in the low six off's up in the mountains. now, the sunshine does return little bit more tomorrow. that will help warm the temperatures up. so we go above average. we will talk about that, and the latest track and information on hurricane matthew, that's coming up in just a few more minutes, rahel, over to you. >> sounds good, see you then. thank up, justin. ride sharing services continue this morning in philadelphia despite being in legal limbo. temporaryily allowing uber and lyft to operate has canceled.

>> still on the job this morning, cherri gregg? >> reporter: that's right, you won't even know that technically it is illegal for uber x and lyft drivers to operate, because folks are being pick up, dropped off, as we speak. take a look at the video. all of this stems from a controversy that stems from over a year ago, where rogue uber x and lyft have been operating for over a year, desomate g the taxi industry here, and when philadelphia parking authority began to crackdown, uber executed an agreement with the philadelphia parking authority, in july, that temporarily allowed ride sharing services. in exchange, drivers had to pay attacks, that would benefit city schools. that agreement expired on september 30th. ppa spokesman, marty owe rock, confirmed this week, that uber x and lyft are once again illegal in philadelphia. but it is unclear whether they will enforce it. if they do, drivers who are

caught, will have to pay a fine. many uber black drivers who are regulate like taxi drivers want rules in place for uber x and lyft. >> it has to be legalized. not against -- they offer a lot of jobs, but you have to be equal. go back check through the ppa. they have to do it. if i pay like inspection, also, i have to do inspection. >> reporter: at this point, uber is encouraging its drivers to continue to work. they have filed an emergency extension for that ride sharing agreement. and they are hoping that the state legislature takes a more permanent action, when it re commences its session, later this month. live at 30th street station, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cherri gregg, thank you. pennsylvania continues to be a focal point for campaign 2016. hillary clinton returns to philadelphia on tuesday.

donald trump campaigns in lancaster county last night, as brook silva bragga report, two candidates are again trading barbs, now recently leaked materials. >> ♪ >> at a rally of thousands of supporters, saturday night in pennsylvania, donald trump brought attention to leaked recordings of hillary clinton, speaking about young voters at a february fundraiser. >> a new audio tape shows her demeaning and mocking bernie sanders and all of his supporters. >> in the recording, the clinton's sympathizes with young voter's frustrations, but also says? >> some are new to politics completely, children of the great recession, and they are living in their parents basements. >> leaked document also exposed trump's tax history, which he's refused to disclose himself. the new york times received a cope every his 1995 tax return, showing, he claimed a nearly 916 million-dollar lost. allowing him to avoid paying income tax for up to 18 years.

the times verified the documents with trump's former tax accountant. and with 38 days until the election, homelands security secretary, jay johnson, revealed that haak ers have gained access to some state voting systems, and have taken steps to potentially attack many other. johnson said 21 state have turned to his department for help. they've not found evidence of any manipulation of voting information. clinton returns to the trail monday in ohio. trump will be in column colorad. brook silva bragga, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> hillary clinton's runningmate, tim kaine, will be in philadelphia on wednesday, right after the vice presidential debate, candidate mike pens on tuesday night. you can see the debate live right here on cbs-3 at 9:00. >> well, today marks a sad anniversary, it has been ten years since unspeakable violence errupted inside amish school house. and the heart of lancaster county. on october 2nd, 2006, charles roberts entered the west nickel mines mine and took girls hostage.

delivery man from nearby town shot as they tried to enter, killing five, seriously injuring five more before taking his own life. attack on innocent lives that brought a deeply faith-based community to its knees. and yet forgiveness was immediate. >> in a conversation that my dad had with them outside, to hear him come back in and tell us, you know this, he came because they were concerned about you and your children, they wanted to you know that they had forgiven charlie, and they were extending grace and compassion over your family. >> coming up in our 8:00 hour, more from the wife of the killer, she opens up about the amazing acts every kindness from the amish just hours after the murders, and even now, ten years later. our alexandria hoff travels back to lancaster county. explores how this tragedy has change add community that strives to remain unchanged. >> happening today, thousands will walk to help prevent suicide. it is the annual philadelphia out of the darkness community walk. preparations underway right now at the philadelphia museum of art on the ben franklin parkway. the walk raises money, and

awareness, for suicide education and prevention. the walk begins at 8:30 a.m. >> also happening today, on the ben franklin parkway, the 83rd annual political as ski day parade. will mark the 408 anniversary of the first polish settler in america. starting at 10:00 the parkway will be closed from 16th to 23rd street, including logan circle. the parade kicks off at 12:30 p.m. at 20th street. and, still to come this morning, one of the stars of the hit cbs drama code black is from philadelphia. in fact, he graduated with honors from west chester university. we'll introduce you. >> and, sorry to say, wet weather hanging on this weekend, justin says there is some slow improvement on the way. he'll tell us when we'll see the sunshine when "eyewitness news" continues.

>> my colleague spoke with her. >> now, williams plays doctor charlotte peel. she was born in philadelphia, and graduated from west chester university. welcome. >> i'm sure people are happy to have you. tell us about your role on the show. >> so, i play the role of doctor charlotte peel. and i'm former child star, like a-lister, i gave it all up. i wanted to become a doctor. so here i am, first year resident at angel memorial. and you see me go through my first days, and my first moments, as a resident, and as people noticing me as this superstar. >> what's in store for this season? give us some good stuff. >> well, you guys got to watch.

>> but we're saving lives, people are coming to the unit, because a saving people or, it is their time to go and we can't do anything about. that will different scenarios, different cases coming in of us trying to save lives, perform these miraculous surgeries, it is really cool. and i also enters two other new reese dent. wasn't like i had to walk into this alone, really great. >> did you pick up any medical expertise? >> yes, i'm doctor. i can check your pulse, i can do cpr. ya, we had to go through medical boot camp. i know a loft medical terms. i feel smarter for sure, yes, yes. >> oh, good. awesome. every doctor at home is cringing. but i'll take your help. listen -- >> i got you. >> tell us about your films on netflix. >> cool. so i have two films on next application -- netflix, i have streets shot here in philadelphia, also, brotherly love is also on netflix. and then i have new film coming to them application called bernie sands, it will

be out 2017. about the underground worlds of sororities, fraternities, i play one of the leads called toy a so i'm super excited about thanks yes, netflix is like my friends. >> definitely my friends, too, that's awesome. i have to write those down, check those out. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> i'm sure everyone is glad to have you home this is my new home. >> well welcome. >> thank you, i'm glad to be here. >> and you can see the new season of code black, airs wednesday nights at 10:00 right here on cbs-3 and stay tuned of course for "eyewitness news" at 11. >> switching gears to weather, justin, i gave you a week's in the, my birthday is tuesday. have you gotten anything yet? >> not yet. i got time. >> time is ticking. >> i got time, ya, this afternoon maybe? maybe. that's the key word right there. >> at least give me good forecast for tuesday? >> maybe we'll see some sunshine today. more likely tomorrow, it looks like seattle out there. look at that. looking at nature park, normally you see the skyline

in the delaware. you can't even see that. we're just socked in with some low clouds, fog, little bit misty outside right now. right now 59 degrees, calm winds, breeze to help mix-up the air. this fog should dissipate later this month. but notice, nothing showing up on radar. so all of the mist you're dealing with, just the fog, and loath clouds right near the surface. so we are starting to dry out in the upper levels of the atmosphere, still left with low level clouds just kind of hanging tough. here is the left over energy cut off from the jet stream. still situated over the great lakes right now. that's going to slowly track off to the east and northeast over the next 24 hours, so we do get the slow improvement in the forecast. maybe few peaks of sun this afternoon, don't count on it, though. fifty's, to low 60s over most locations, mid 60s near the shore right now. we still have that northeasterly breeze. that's coming in right off the ocean picking up some of the moisture, ocean water at 67 degrees. that's typically what our air temperatures are right now. pocono forecast, same deal.

not looking at much sunshine. partly sunny, 65, monday, low 60s tuesday under partial sunshine. we will get some more sunshine headed into the work week, but i don't think we'll see the fun sunny day that you normally would get in the fall season this time of year. but we have to wait on that until this pattern kind of clears out. look at this. this is matthew, category four storm, wind at 150 miles per hour, about 330 miles southeast of jamaica. starting to move now to the northwest, eventually going northerly over the next three, five days. so, here is the forecast model. the overall predicted track by the quirking models. takes it northerly, through tuesday, moving into the bahamas, probably as strong category three hurricane. where does it go from then? looks like upper level trough or cold front will help push it back out to sea, late next week, or late this upcoming week into the weekends. that's good news for the delaware vale. so if this is the case we start to move off shore. but still, close enough to maybe bring some impact to the outer banks, so if you have

trip planned there next weekends could get little rough. obviously, rough surf is going to move into the jersey shore as well by the end of the upcoming week. not un come ton get storms this time of year. hurricane season runs until november 30th. get it any time during the year. here's where we, are coming off the peak, see the big drop off in the frequency of storms. but this is something little interesting. mid late month of october, usually little spike in activity. so, not un come ton get these storms this time of the month. okay, back home today, clouds, maybe few peaks of sun, stray shower possible, overnight. this is 2:00 a.m. monday. monday looking little better. more clouds to the north, more sunshine the farther south you are. monday afternoon. but here is the overall pattern. core of cool air, upper level energy causing low level flow here out of the northeast, take some time to move out. finally later monday it does, get little bit of ridge here. warms us up little bit to the 70s, then watch what happens, notice this little piece right here, that's actually the model picking up on matthew,

tries to push it back out to sea from this trough, the jet stream, that's going to be key in our forecast. the fact we move through the eat coast, quicker it turns out to say satisfy. morning fog and mist, 72, spotty shower possible tonight at 60, here's the extended forecast, pretty much dry through the upcoming week, clouds around, not whole lot of sun, low 70s, maybe showers saturday. >> looking good, thank you, justin. time now 48:00. let's check in with ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning. >> good morning, rainy day of course. we do have foggy conditions, so drive very carefully. >> this i95 northbound, walt whitman bridge, headlights coming toward the walt whitman bridge. no delays on i95 this morning, and the walt whitman bridge in good shape earlier we had an accident on it, but since then it has cleared. it is good to go. again just drive carefully. we move the traffic cam here, there you go. and this is a shot of the schuylkill at spring garden, no delays or problems on the schuylkill this morning. again, you have to drive carefully, roadways can be slippery in this type of weather.

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>> the phillies season comes to an end today with the mets. yesterday, against the mets, the big piece, once again, gave the fans a reason to cheer. >> to the fifth inning, phillies down two-nothing, ryan at the plate, got all of this pitch from bar toll a colon. twenty-fifth of the season. and 382nd of his career. the game tied up. big fellow comes out for a curtain call to the fans. >> sixth inning, the game is tied. patrick shoes err on the mounds, facing james, and james knew it was out the moment he hit t it put the mets up for good. the final at bat for the phils had aaron, lining to up left, the mets beat the phils five to three to clinch playoff birth, ryan howard talking about his possible final game with the phils.

>> i'm just myself, you know, again tomorrow, whatever it bridges, i'll embrace it, and take it, and enjoy it. well, on our facebook page, several fans talked about ryan's career here in philadelphia. francine says: thanks, ryan, you were always my favorite player and i stood by you through the good and the bad times. >> another: take a moment this weekend and thank the big man. without him the greatest era in phillies history doesn't happen. >> conference play against smu. game tide in the seventh, first quarter, temple with the ball, philip has all day long in the pocket to find a receiver. connect with them, tells ryan 42-yard touchdown, owls with seven-point lead. second quarter owls in the red zone, hand off to thomas. who breaks it outside, goes 15 yards, for the score. and owls lead 28 to seven. later in the game, the defense

getting involved. reddick, with the sack, the ball comes loose. scoops it up. takes it n the owls went up 35 to seven, 159 yards, and two scores, temple beat smu45 to 20. >> out in happy valley, game went into over time, penn state down three in the extra period, hand off to barkley, makes one defender miss. he's gone 25 yards to the house. penn state escapes with a 29-26 victory. next week, they will host maryland. >> sixers forward ben simmons will reportedly have surgery next week on his groping right foot. he will be out three month. ben suffered the injury when he landed on sean's foot during scrimmage friday. >> well the eagles will get back to work on monday after very impressive start to the season. we caught up with the voice of the eagles, merrill reese, to get his by week breakdown. >> your by week breakdown, need to you great the team for us. >> you can fire away.

>> offense? >> offense, you have to start with the quarterback. >> this quarterback has been an a-plus. to see a quarterback perform at his level, and then realize that he's a rookie, who played less than one half of a pre-season game, is, in a word, remarkable. overall, if i'm looking at the offense, we are talking, a. >> now, the defense? >> the defense has been remarkable. they have a ferocious front line. the linebackers are working out extremely well. the safeties, well, malcolm jenkins is out every his mind in the last game, all over the field making plays. overall, i give the defense an a. >> special teams? >> now, there have been couple of missed cues. it was an early missed field

goal by call he can sturgis, there was punt return touchdown late in the bears game. overall taking into consideration that they also have the most electric return man around, and that's darren sproles, i will give the special teams unit an a minus. >> i felt the minus coming on. coaching? >> doug pederson came here and has the right temperament. he changed the entire atmosphere. and you can't say enough the job done by jim swartz and the defense. they are now one of the best at this point, one of the best defenses in the national football league. what else could you give this coaching staff but an a-plus plus. >> love it. well we have some early morning nfl action for you

today. we have the colts and jaguires from london starting at 9:30. perfect breakfast right here on cbs-3. that's all for sports. i'm leslie van lesley van arsda. have a great day. >> can't help but be excited after that report card. well, that's it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. here's what we have for you at 7:00. it started with a paper cut, and put this manning in a coma for three weeks. how a south jersey hospital saved his life. it is time to vaccinate your dog or cat, in this morning's pet project, carol erickson, has the options the pennsylvania spca has for you. and, after all of that rain, a drier week ahead. justin drabick eyewitness weather forecast coming up in sunday morning.

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>> trolley overturns on a delaware beach creating a disaster. storm scan3 shows the rain moving out. now just waiting for the sun to come through. today is sunday, october 2nd, good morning, here's meteorologist, justin drabick. personally, i like hoodie and blazer weather. >> yes. >> just whether it gets cooler than this, that it is like no. >> i'm with you. >> yes. >> cool. i'll work on. t