lines, but so far no deaths. for many of the bohamas direct hit the by hurricane is a new screens. last time that happened was back in 1929. >> president obama has declared a state of emergency in florida where beaches are largely empty and hurricane supplies are in high demand. the move by the president, freeze up federal fund, and personnel to protect lives, and rot. in orlando walt disney world is now closed along with universal studios and sea world. fort lauderdale airport has shut down and orlando's airport will shut down tonight. more than 2800 flights have been cancelled so far. florida's governor rick scott wants people out of harms way. >> there is a lot of people that have never been through to this and are still waiting to evacuate. there is no reason if you are in an evacuation zone, barrier island, if you know you are prone to flooding, in an evacuation zone, get out right now. >> governor went on to say

those who stay put also put the lives of emergency personnel at risk. meantime georgia's governor has ordered mandatory east vac ways as long that state's coast covering more than a half million people. some in the historic city of is a van air heading to shelters. many are evacuating south carolina's low country as well as interstate 27 in south caroline ace now one way lead ago way from the coast. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking hat you. >> she has more on where it will come a shore and what this area can expect to see, kate. >> reporter: jessica and nicole this storm bearing down on florida tonight into tomorrow morning likely to headache land fall or at very least be just off shore but this is going to ride right long the florida coast, and brushing the entire coast, all the way up toward portions of georgia and south carolina we now also have a hurricane nicole which is expected to stay off shore and will not be a concern as of right now. here's latest on matthew, center bearing down on grand

bohamas island and just about even with miami, so this storm is coming a shore further north, south florida, not going to get the brunt of the storm but northern, central, central coast here this is where that storm will produce greatest impact. here's the latest stats and track on matthew, this just came out a few moments ago and keeps matthew a very strong storm, with sustain wind of 140 miles an hour, it is still a category four, central pressure down to 938 millibars moving north and west at 13 miles an hour. trajectory of the storm brings it north of the south florida cities that is slightly better news for miami and palm beach but as we head to the north end and move into tonight and tomorrow morning this may come on shore as a category four or possibly strong category three storm near space coast and then, just trap up the coast of florida, georgia, south carolina right through day tomorrow before making that loop, it will weaken as it does so. some latest models have brought this this all the waste back around but it will weaken so if it does impact florida a second time it will

do so further south and probably as a weak tropical storm so not as big a impact. tropical satellite showing eye of the matthew split is about to pass by grand bohamas island. hurricane warning from miami, up to savanna and storm surge watches and warnings as well, storm surge may be one of the biggest, dangerous aspects of this storm some spots in the northern florida coast could see storm surge as high as 11 feet. coupled that with wind over 100 miles an hour and you are talking about very, very difficult as trust conditions, mandatory evacuations are in place and estimated 9.6 million people in this area could lose power and we could see rainfall exceed ten or 12 inches for part of the reason. thinks staying south the not or storm but thinks very dangerous conditions. weal continue to track matthew, or we could get rain here this weekend possibly enhanced by matthew's moisture. weal explain coming up, jessica. and you you can track hurricane matthew at your fingertips just down load the

freeze cbs philly weather app available now on itunes and google play. in the race for republican, republican nominee donald trump will rap i supporters in new hampshire tonight. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail preparing for sunday's debate but her running mate the made a surprise stop in must win, pennsylvania today, and "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff was there. >> american federation of etch tooers and national education association welcomed virginia senator and vice-presidential hopeful, tim kaine, to meet with student, and tour inside of his syringe garden elementary school. hillary clinton's running mate then spoke to the release of a new ad and how valuable pennsylvania has been, on the campaign trail. >> one of the two big weeks of the campaign was week we spent here in philadelphia, the city just opened itself up to us in a wonderful way. >> reporter: since tuesday, vice-presidential debate, with donald trump's running mate governor mike pence kaine called his own performance a win saying he feels he was able to consistently speak to

his candidate's record. there were a few notable times where did seem to interrupt and that prompted a conversation with his wife. >> i did like the debate my wife enjoyed it because she loves feisty give and take but you interrupted him once and you probably shouldn't have done that. i did apologize for that one. but after we got out of the two minute segments it was discussion and discussions are good. >> from this event came travels to pittsburgh. reporting from spring garden alexandria have hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". so, kaine is also campaigning in pennsylvania, republican vice-presidential nominee made unscheduled stop to tour get is field battle field. he appeared in the town hall meeting with veterans in a nearby hotel. donald trump would face a system failed to provide better compensation and health care, for men and women hoff served the country. >> despite the fact that the other side tried to play political games, donald trump

the other day spoke from his heart about the need for us in this country to provide more effective, mental health treatments for our returning war fighters, we're going to make it happen, and senator john mccain says, donald trump was right, we have to do a better job. >> pence will be campaigning in johnstown pennsylvania within the hour. don't forget hillary clinton and donald trump go head to head during their second presidential debate from st. louis sunday night. you can see town hall style debate right here on cbs-3. if you want to watch the debate on the big screen head to the movie theater. regal cinema will show the face off at more than 200 of the theaters. police are investigating a cause of the house fire that left a man with burns in newark, delaware. that fire started on barnheart street this morning. fire fighters found a 31 year-old man who lived inside that home on the front lawn suffering from burns. doctors are treating him now at crozer burn center, no word

on his condition. and a man was hit by a car, and killed while crossing kelly drive, philadelphia police say that the unidentified man, believed to be in his late 60's or early 70's, was hit around 9:45 this morning. that accident temporarily shut down kelly drive in both directions, and he was taken to hahnemann university hospital where he was pronounced dead a short time later. that accident remains under investigation. police have released surveillance video of the woman they say stole cash from a locker at einstein hospital. this surveillance video comes from a cell phone tech store where police say that woman used the victim's credit card. they say that the woman broke into an einstein employee's locker tuesday afternoon, took cash, and credit cards, and if you recognize that suspect, call the police. police are also, searching for a gunman who robbed a baron the 2300 block of fairmount avenue. that man entered the bar at 2:30 in the morning, pointed a gun and stole an undisclosed amount of cash from the register. he then ran away on olive

street. no one was injured during that incident, but if you have information on that suspect, contact the police. popular tourist attractions, ride the ducks is shutting down its philadelphia operations, indefinitely. company provided sight seeing tours, since 2003. they blame a 330 percent increase in their insurance premiums, a woman was hit and killed by ride the ducks boat in center city last year and 2010, two hungarian tourist were killed when duck boat collided with a barge on the delaware river. that company employed 42 workers. cyrus, the clydesdale is recovering today after yesterday's dramatic rescue. rescue crews in thornbury township pennsylvania needed special tools to lift the 1700-t loose and stuck in the mud. this video from farm medicine betty parker's facebook page showing cyrus much more comfortable and enjoying some food. good to see. another big problem for smart phone maker samsung

right after the break. plus weal tell you about another over heated and smoking phone this one caused an airline evacuation. what samsung is saying about this latest incident, cleve. as creepy clown craze continues, why halloween stores are hoping that costumes intended for fun aren't being used for trouble. and a local chef won a nationally televised cooking show, and she's only 12, today she will tell us how she did it and weal get to tag along to a special event she was chosen to cater, we will be right

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get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. federal investigators are now looking into a samsung phone that over heated and forced the evacuation of the passenger jet. >> as three on your side's jim donovan found out the owner of that phone says that the device was a replacement for the same type of phone at the center of the worldwide recall. >> just smoke and popping and sizzling sound.

>> reporter: brian green says that noise was coming from the galaxy note seven he had talked into his pocket after trying to power it down. >> few seconds later i heard some popping that sounded like a zip-lock bag popping opened and looked around and there was just smoke billowing pouring out of the pocket. >> we have an emergency equipment over here. >> reporter: crews evacuated flight 994 as it sat at louisville international airport. the consumer products safety commission announced recall last month of about a million samsung galaxy note seven phones, noting 92 reports of batteries overheating in the u.s. burning at least 26 people and damaging property at least 55 times. >> we're moving aggressively to investigate this incident. >> reporter: head of the agency says it is looking into green's claim that the device that over heated was a replacement for the phone that he turned in as part of the recall. green showed us this serial number which, according to samsung's web site is not among the list of affect

devices. >> we need to figure that out and that is something that has to be verified. >> reporter: brian green is no longer using a samsung phone. >> it is just, scary to think that i could have been driving and this happened, someone could have had this on their luggage on the plane, under the plane and could have been worse. >> reporter: samsung is working with authorities in southwest airlines to recover device and figure out the cause but says since it hasn't examined the phone it is not able to confirm if it is in fact a new note seven. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. that is frightening. >> got to work on that. >> yes. >> let's talk about matthew because it is really getting scary for people, in the south of us. >> do i want to stress this is not a storm for us. this storm will miss us pretty much completely. if you are listening in our area don't panic but for florida, south east, this is a very dangerous storm the likes we have not seen in quite sometime, even in the southeast. the situation very, very serious in florida and many

there heated the call to evacuate and get out before this category four hurricane hits, we want to check with cbs reporter don champion live in daytona beach florida where anxiety is growing that storm will move closer, don. >> reporter: good evening, kate and in just a few hours parts of the southern florida will begin to experience hurricane conditions. here to the north where i'm standing, we have already been going through brief but very, heavy downpours and as you can see win is picking up at this hour. by now people in this area have been told to be where ever they plan to ride out this monster. whipping wind, and powerful waves, long florida's coastline are a sign of trouble to come. matthew is barreling toward the florida coastline as a category four hurricane, and it could get even stronger. governor rick scott insisted that the storm isn't one to take lightly. >> if you are in an evacuation zone, get out. this is not something you

should take a chance with. >> reporter: the coastal town of port orange seems to be on the fence about riding out the storm, in the house that he built. >> why ride the storm out? >> well, just in case, i at least have an opportunity to try to repair something that may, you know, be able to salvage the home. >> reporter: not far away gary, took his both the both out of the water. he is a retired fire fighter and says residents who stay behind do so at their own risk. >> when they get bad and call 911, they don't leave the firehouse. they do not leave until after. >> reporter: this area where i'm standing is expect to be under water by this time friday when a powerful storm surge and huge waves are expected to inundate the coast. hurricane conditions are even expected inland in orlando where disney is closing its theme parks at least 2500 national guard troops have been called up, they are preparing supplies, and rescue

boats. now, as we brace for matthew it is important to note that this part of the coast, including the area where this storm could make land fall, it has never been hit by a major hurricane before, all ready at this hour more than 3,000 people are taking up shelter in places set up in 60 locations across the state, kate? >> thanks, very much don. stay safe down in daytona peach weal check in with you throughout the rest of the event and as don said this area has not really been hit by a major hurricane in quite sometime, east coast of florida and that may cause a false sense of security for people in that area that think it will not be that bad. they don't hit here. maybe i'll stay and ride it out. this is likely to be that bad. if you haven't gotten out now or you have friend and family i would urge them to do so.ow take a lot storm. weal go out to storm scan three where we have radar data and able to pick up radar as that storm gets closer to the united states. you can see the eye of category four hurricane matthew barreling down on

grand bohamas island, just about to pass over, and free port bohamas. and strongest wind of matthew with 140 miles an hour, right now with possible gusts higher then that. that could bring severe wind damage to grand bohamas island. storm head north to florida, late tomorrow night and tomorrow morning making its closest path earlier tomorrow near jacksonville area here's what you can expect storm surge wise it will be worse, from the space coast up through jacksonville along the coast of georgia and south carolina four to 6 feet of storm surge but we could see isolated areas picking up ten, 11, 12 feet of storm surge that is destructive, and very, very deadly. we have got very heavy rain for this area even further inland, spots like orlando and right into southeastern georgia, charleston south caroline, possibly up to 10 inches of rain along the immediate coast and that goes right through the weekend and impact portions of north

carolina at least heavy rain even though strongest wind will stay off shore. talk likely first was matthew. we have mentioned this areas not used to major hurricane strikes. it will be first one since wilma in 2005, a category three. first category four land falling hurricane fit does make land fall in the u.s. since 2004. first category four plus land fall within 100 miles of the kennedy space center and first hurricane to impact jacksonville area since 1898. that is how rare this track is. coming up in our next half an hour weal look at different tracks of different hurricanes we have had but we have had a few with odd looping tracks like matthew has and weal break them down. future weather for our area does show saturday we have a front from the west. the saturday evening, note that is moisture from matthew gets in our cold front. i personally think this model is too far north witt but i to think as that front comes through, the rainfall rates could be enhanced for a bit especially saturday evening and that means threat for some heavy rain so keep that in

mind if you have outdoor plans this weekend. in the meantime we're looking at beautiful temperatures right now in the mid 60's and tonight it is quiet as well, mainly clear 54 degrees your low. your friday looking great, mostly sunny, nice with a high of 76. you're witness weather three day forecast, seven day next half an hour looks good tomorrow, looks good on sunday, but in the middle saturday not looking so great. first half looks generally dry, just cloudy, saturday afternoon and evening, rain at times and it could be heavy, so you'll need rain gear if you have outdoor or weekend plans but certainly could be a whole lot worse. >> thanks, kate. are you afraid your social media interaction is too exposed. >> facebook wants to protect your conversations weal tell you about a new feast tour that lets you send messages secret liz, don. a fan follows his destine any story about an unusual road to the nfl and the philadelphia eagles, don't miss it next up in

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you know, just able, to do it. >> reporter: undrafted rookie, youngest of five didn't have an easy childhood. >> my dad passed away when i was, in fourth grade, you know, and all of us, all five of us are still in high school, you know, it is hard for a mom, you know, to be able to be a mother and a father at the same time and able to put food on the table for us. so proud of me. you know, she's everything to me. >> reporter: island of samoa is known as rock and that is where his rock remains, his mother, so you can imagine the pain he felt when he got the call this spring his mother had breast cancer. he never felt so far from home but after successful surgery, he says that she will be okay. >> she's my everything. that is why i'm doing this. for my family and my mom especially my mom. >> reporter: so the kid who was once made fun of because of his unique first name is making a name for himself in the nfl and taking control of his own destiny. leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >> what a story that is,

thanks, leslie. destiny's child for sure making it happened. and tonight we have football tonight but after football you where doug pederson. >> playing a game of catch with doug pederson. he has a whole lot of dougie fresh waste we have never seen him. >> thanks, don. it has some on edge and yet another local town made an arrest. >> which town is taking a zero tolerance approach, and what this wave of crazy clown threats is doing to businesses, selling clown costumes for halloween. soccer star abby wambecause may have least tired from the sort but she wants to level the playing field. i'm anita oh with the message of equality she has for those right here in philadelphia. new at 6:00 a new weight loss procedure available in our area the way it helps you shed the pound without feeling

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right now hurricane matthew, continues its march, toward florida, and southeastern united states. the coast. this is video from the bohamas where storm left behind damage but so far no word of any deaths there. matthew is a category four hurricane, packing wind up to 140 miles per hour, and news continues at 5:30. hi everyone i'm jessica dean. aim nicole brewer. ukee is off tonight. florida is on alert right now azamat you bears down on the state's atlantic coast. many evacuated, others opted for shelters. florida's governor issued a dire warning for residents. >> you need to leave right now. so if you are in an evacuation zone, get out. this is not something you should take a chance with. times running out, there is no excuses, the roads are opened,

and you should get out. >> full extent of matthew's impact in haiti is beginning to come into focus as well tonight. the hurricane killed 108 people there. many areas of country have been cut off by the storm, and that made getting help to part of the area is difficult. eastern pennsylvania region of the american red cross is gearing up to help in florida and hurricanes aftermath. our joe holden will have more on that tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. authorities believe that they have evidence to suggest that the stabbings in a minnesota mall last month were as a result of the premeditated attack. on september 17th, he dressed as a security guard and stabbed ten people before being shot and culled by an off-duty police officer. officials say in the month leading up to that adan developed a new interest in islam. lost interest is in his favorite activities and went from being an excellent students to failing in college. >> these behaviors individually may not be significant, however totality

of the adan's behavior and the actions suggest he have been radicalized, either with the influence of others or on his own. >> investigators are still working on adan's digital footprint including social media accounts. they are still working to unlock his iphone. clown threats continue to be a issue across the country and police departments continue to crackdown on those who are responsible. in california, a 14 year-old student is facing charges for making violent threats on instagram. fountaina, california police said the teen told them he wanted to scare people and gain social media followers. the teen is charged with the fell any that will stay on his record. many are concerned about how most clown threats are going to impact halloween festivities, you may be surprised to know that clown costumes are the hot item, right now. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in cinnaminson with details on that and almost, also with more on an arrest there, cleve. >> reporter: well, some schools have had to deal with

clown cyber threats but here in cinnaminson police say they have had a teenager act out and everyone i'm speaking to right now keeps telling me same thing those who think they are clowning around need to understand that the joke is over. >> it is ludicrous. >> reporter: parents at cinnaminson middle school are not laughing after learning a four year-old dressed in a clown costume was running around a school scarring a bus load of kids wednesday evening. police arrested the teen and sent a letter to parents saying i would like to assure you that the cinnaminson police department at my direction has taken a zero tolerance against any acts against creepy clown sightings. >> we are too lean yet and we are able to do what they do. >> reporter: around the country police departments are dealing with clown pranks and threats. >> i know kids air frayed of clowns, and clowns used to be a good thing for people. >> reporter: clown inn fat racial is driving costume sales. the costume chain halloween express says clown costume sales are up 300 percent compared to last year.

the masquerade costume super store in philadelphia has not noticed a significant increase in clown costume sales but management hopes a backlash does not the cause them to lose business. >> very unfortunate clowns have been around for centuries we see them in the circus, they do parties and then there is issues, so it is very sad actually, it is a sad thing but hopefully it will go away. >> reporter: sidney sweet said the clown talk remains one of the hottest topics kid their age. >> there is a a rumor going around school that they will come and around instagram. >> reporter: we have heard from several law enforcement agencies right here in south jersey that they will prosecute people that make any sort of threats or harassment involving clowns and they encourage parents to keep an eye on what your kids are doing especially on line. reporting live from cinnaminson i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. thousands of people gathered at the pennsylvania convention center today for 13th annual pennsylvania conference for women. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh was at the conference

where entrepreneur, actors and athletes inspired women. >> it is not about women taking over the world, a although that would be fun. >> reporter: after hanging up her team u.s.a. soccer jersey abby wambau wants to level the playing field. as a keynote speaker at 13th annual pennsylvania conference for women, she touched upon equal rights, the election, and equal pay. >> let's hope we actually have not just an equal pay seat at the table. we're not being treated as equal. we are being treated as a step child or little will sister and for me, that is just not good enough. >> reporter: ago rest mindy kailing took the stage addressing more than 9,000 people on thursday, the event inspired many, including two philadelphia sisters who pitched their companies to a panel of qvc experts. >> nutty, creamy, it was unlike anything we had ever cried.

>> reporter: with the hopes that the product will be sold on air. >> i think it put philadelphia on the map in terms of the supporting women and really showcasing that we invest in women, in our city. >> reporter: young woman like nina mckay a senior at lower merion high school walk away hopeful. >> it is just really cool to look around and see all of these women as you hear from men horren couraging anal is who are saying we're behind you. >> reporter: that is why mark langford said he volunteered to attend. >> most conferences i go to are all male dominated, women walk in the conference with all women, and being only guy it is eye opening. >> reporter: plus an interesting, interesting statistic, that may speak to its growth each year, and to have people, in the state, reporting from pennsylvania convention center, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, speaking of powerful women a young woman from our area is taking the food business by storm. >> i was like, i got this, so

i grabbed the pot, cast iron skill oath. they won a national liz televised cooking show at 12 and now she tells chere greg as how she dit as she prepares a special meal at a unique location. and communicating, privately a new facebook feature protects your secret conversations, kate? well, it is friday eve and weekend is just around the corner, certainly looking better then it did at the early part of the week when we were concerned about matthew, now that storm is staying well south of us, but some of the moisture from that storm could heed to the threat the for rain on saturday a front will be coming through producing rain, especially in the afternoon and rain could be enhanced by tropical moisture in the atmosphere but good news that clears out saturday night and sunday looks like a nice day for most of us, lots of sunshine and it will start to cool down gusty breeze and highs only in the 60's, sunday certainly better day though to be outsid

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black friday has been creeping more and more into thanksgiving but now biggest mall of the country is saying enough is enough. minnesota's mall of america, receives 400,000 people on thanksgiving day, black friday and weekend following. this year mall officials are saying they are closed on thanksgiving day. mall will have security, in place, for any stores that might open. well, facebook is rolling out a new feast tour, on secret conversations. they say it is cheaper, and, they are accepted and readable only device they are sent from and received there after a time that they choose, conversation gets deleted. the necessity future check on the new conversation icon at top right and hit secret. help i think private i think

social media. >> that is right, exactly. well, local 12 year-old celebrity chef gets the call to cook for a very special occasion at a very special location. you don't want to miss this story up

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a young chef from chester is riding high after winning a reality show cooking competition. >> as reporter chere greg from our sister station kyw news radio tells us she was invited to spend the day on a special ship. >> reporter: u.s.s. john murtha is a formidable vessel designed to transport military vehicles but inside... 12 year-old chef isaac, made herself, right at home. >> i like cooking with this grill. >> reporter: recent champion of the chopped junior, she discovered her love of cooking while in the hospital. diagnosed with krones disease at eight years old she began watching cooking shows. doctors and nurses encouraged her to cook and she loved it.

>> not being able to do much as far as, riding high bike as a teen or anything like that it was like for me the kitchen was mine. >> reporter: that love turned into an out right passion. >> this is double cheese, grilled cheese, cheese stake. >> reporter: fast forward to new opportunities that prove the tide has turn. >> she be a force to reckon with. >> reporter: chef keith exom, master chief brian, also from chester, a fan, and hired her, to help make his navy retirement dinner. >> her famous cole slaw is, i had nothing to do with it. >> reporter: that famous cole slaw and her cheese steaks are just the beginning. >> i want to be on, a lot more tv shows, i want to get out there, i want to be a normal chef. >> reporter: and so far she's sailing in the right direction. chere greg for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

you know she had me at double cheese, cheese stake. okay, sold. >> legitimate. first lady got some help tend to go her garden during a harvest today. >> planted back in 20099 white house kitchen garden has played a key role in the first lady's let's move initiative. space serves as a reminder of the importance of living a healthy life. mrs. obama dedicated garden with the hope of growing a healthier nation for our children. through go. >> back here at home a good day to work on your garden, just gorgeous. >> a little warmer then yesterday. >> 5 degrees or so. blue skies, sunshine, nice crisp start to the morning as well. great day for us, not so great off to the south where florida and south east continuing to brace for matthew, making his closest approach tonight into tomorrow morning. weal look at matthew in a moment. let start off with good news for our area, it will be a beautiful, friday tomorrow and we have got half and half weekend, half weekend, looking beautiful and here, gorgeous

shot for you looking live from the camden side of things over towards ben franklin bridge and city sky line in the background. what a gorgeous sunset is beginning, already, to keep getting earlier. it is getting earlier, every day but beautiful shot, it looks like a picture post card of the philadelphia area and beautiful thursday evening but here's something decidedly less beautiful. this is hurricane matthew. look at this eye wall structure and reds, yellows, really, in there as it moves into portions of grand bohamas, right around freeport. help you see eye wall making land tall you can expect high of 140, 150 miles april hour and also a tornado threat in the north east part. you get spin up short lived tornadoes that could impact bohamas. eye will continue to move north and head toward north and central florida coast as we go through the overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. try to pull up a live neighborhood network cameras down in florida.

this is pine crest prep try school in boca raton. you can see how overcast it the is. trees blowing in the breeze. 77 degrees there right now, looking a whole lot different in florida and it does here in the philadelphia area this evening. i will pull up more photos and cameras from florida as we move through the next couple of days. lets talk about unusual hurricane path. matthew is not only one making a loop, loop this is ivan from 2004. ivan made land fall in the west coast of the florida, panhandle, loops around and made secondary land fall over louisiana and texas. we had wrong way lenny, lenny went the wrong way, it went from west to east across the caribbean in 1999. take a look at esther back in 1961, made loop off east coast and headed up through maine. we had an interesting path with kyle, kyle went out to sea, spun around and came right back and also ginger, again, very unusual path, had a loop around bermuda and up towards the east coast of the you had.

now we have matthew expected to really hug the east coast of florida, swing back around and there is some evidence that this could have a loop back and make sand land fall as a weak tropical storm that would be as we head into next week but that is something to watch, it could go out to sea and move away from the area checking in would your eyewitness weather watchers they are experiencing beautiful weather here no problems for matthew here in the philadelphia area we are looking at temperatures in the 07's and beautiful deep blue skies this evening. kenneth martin in willingboro, new jersey he has sunshine, he says was this a great day or what. 50 percent humidity. can't get much better then that. photos showing that deep blue sky, today, this one, great day in, chestnut hill from phil, love that blue skies there and then ed connor sent us this, and leaves beginning to change, beautiful blue sky at around 4:30 this afternoon. so weal say thank to you weather watchers, lets look at what we can expect moving forward. we are going to see threat for some moisture associated with matthew, lifting up in to our area this weekend.

it is not a direct impact from the storm but as front moves through on saturday, some of that moisture lurking off to the south could lift up to the north and train along that front. there will be moisture a wrong the east coast. the saturday as that front comes through you can expect cloud, showers especially in the afternoon. highs only in the 07's. but then on sunday weal clear that off the coast and matthew stays to the south starts to make that loop around we have got beautiful daze with temperatures in the 60's and 70's, lots of sunshine and cool, fall breeze for us. future weather shows dry daze tomorrow, saturday starts off with clouds, maybe a drizzle but saturday afternoon and evening, that some rain will over spread the area and it could be a bit heavy at times in a few spots as that moisture works its way in. overnight, 54, mainly clear and quiet. tomorrow mostly sunny, nice at 76. you're witt the necessary weather seven day forecast rain at times saturday. sunday cool, pleasant, monday and tuesday, 60's again. look at overnight lows in the 40's, some 30's possible in

our most parts of the suburbs early next week. it will feel october-like around here guys, by part two of the weekend. now back to you. many parent have to deal with cranking kids and they will do just about anything to get them through that discomfort. >> now f.d.a. says parents should stop using homeopathic tablets and goals. agency is looking into reports of the side effects including kid having seizures, breathing problems, and lethargy. there is no official recall in effect but cvs has pulled teething products from its shelves. it that is time of the year again time for your annual flu shot. we hosted our own health fair here at cbs-3 so we could get our flu shots. we want to remind to you go out and get yours, vaccine not only helps prevent from you catching the flu but it protects those around you who may be even more at risk. well, robots are taking over the franklin institute. >> so you can control some play games with others, no matter what we have the robots

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rolling stones announced release of their first new album in over a decade this morning via twitter, blue and loan some and it will be their first studio effort since 2005. now to celebrate, the rock bandies releasing, short teasers to fans on social media. twitter users can add iconic stones tongue to their tweets by using #rolling stones. the album is set for december 2nd. the future has arrived, franklin institute has a new exhibit where you can actually play games with robots. >> robot revolution is an experience you do not want to miss and our vittoria woodill stopped by to meet the machines. >> reporter: put your hand together for a group of robots that are hands down interactive and impressive.

>> one, two, three. >> reporter: this is brand new robot revolution exhibit at the franklin institute. >> it day buys that saturday and visitors will be able to get hand on and learn how humans and robots can effectively work together. >> it really immersees that visitor in an opportunity to learning and learn about how robots effect their every day lives and how they will affect them more in the future. >> reporter: john begman director of exhibit design and development for museum of science and industry in chicago has scouted 40 cutting edge robots from all over the world including two from the university of pennsylvania. >> we've got robots that can grip with different kind of the hand in every way. we have a couple examples of robot vision including one that can track your face. we have robots that play soccer that can play, games and 21, against you. we have robots that can climb stairs. >> reporter: but are they really smarter then us? >> no, they're not. >> reporter: not yet. >> they need us, very much. >> reporter: can humans and robots coexist. >> they have to, absolutely,

that is future we are looking at, it is not humans or robots but humans and robots working together making our lives easier more efficient, safer, healthier, all those good things. >> reporter: nothing to corry. >> just walk up the stairs. >> okay. >> reporter: is there one that can get up. >> yes, free form. >> that works. >> reporter: so will you join them in the robot revolution? well, look at how cute they are. >> look at those eyes. who doesn't love a robot seal. >> reporter: vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good news all the waste around we can coexist. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 preparing for the worst, hurricane matthew barrels through the bohamas and now massive storm has its eyes set on florida. kate? matthew is barreling again right through grand bohamas island right now weal look at current track of the storm, current location, and potential impact for the south east and while matthew won't impact us we could still get

some rain this weekend weal time that out as well, coming up. if you want city money you are going to have to pays your employees a fair wage, that is according to a unanimous vote by city council. i'mal sand contract hoff and weal tell you which kind of workers will be impact. plus talk about taking your work home with i you the reason this apartment is an epicenter for brights deed and booming business. now, at six, we are breezing for impact, florida is already seeing win, and rough surf azamat you bears down on the southern united states. and it will be packing a dangerous punch. as we track matthew's path, a live look now at storm scan three, the massive hurricane inching closer and closer to land. this storm, has once in a lifetime potential for parts of the u.s. good evening, everyone i'm jessica dean.

i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. right now storm's outer band are felt on florida's atlantic coast. president obama has declared a federal state's mergecy for florida, that clears the way for federal aid. now millions, have evacuated in coastal area of the southeastern u.s. and many others plan to ride out this powerful storm in shelters. weal go to meteorologist kate bilo for very latest, for the storm's track, kate. >> now this storm is looking very, very strong and may strengthening as it moves over the warmer waters of the gulf stream as it approaches east coast of florida. we have another hurricane, hurricane nicole. nicole is expect to slowly start to stay out to sea and me ander in about a circle. it will not impact you had at least not any time soon but matthew obviously will. matthew is looking very strong, well organized, here's the eye, heading toward grand bohamas where it will make a land fall on the eastern, western part of the island. northeast part of the eye wall