>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> i have said and done things i regret and the words released today on this more than a decade old video are one of them. >> some sexually charged comments come back to haunt donald trump. now he's saying he's sorry. how both ends of the political spectrum are reacting. >> matthew continues to batter the southeastern coastline with high winds and flooded streets, we're tracking his next possible move. >> and sticker shock at the pump for new jersey drivers. lawmakers clear gas tax hike. how much more you'll pay, how soon you'll pay it. today is saturday, october 8th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's get your day started with a check on weather. just at this drake bick in the eyewitness weather center. all relative. i already think it has already been chill.

>> i you're right, yes, temperatures have dropped off over the past week, it will get even coaler. >> even chillier. >> headed deep into october. we'll get the true october weather starting probably late tonight and through at least the first half of next week kind of split weekends, weaver some rain around today. you will need the umbrella this afternoon, tomorrow does look little better. if you have outdoor plans today get them done early. we'll bring in the showers probably as early as late morning, most likely a lot of places hole off until the afternoon. then the rain will continue on off and on. outside pretty quiet, dealing with mostly cloudy skies right now, 61 degrees officially at the airport, northeast win not problem, light, 5 miles per hour. temperatures right now, when you go to the lehigh valley, in the 50's, at this hour up in allentown, 57 degrees, 58 in reading, then go to the lower to mid 60s the further south you are. six an in wildwood, mid 60s in the capitol city of delaware, suburbs feeling cool this morning, comfortable, mid 50's doylestown, willow grove. where is the rain coming from?

cool front moving in from the west, that's the line of grain you see out in western pennsylvania, then of course matthew, just near hilton head island south carolina, and winds right now at 105, as of the 5:00 a.m. advisory, so the front combined with matthew will get some moisture in here. you can argue you have some of the rain coming from matthew later this afternoon into tonight t won't be heavy rain. we will get steadier rain specially across the jersey shore later today. so today it is cloudy, showers develop mainly in the afternoon, the steadiest rain south and east of philadelphia, as the front pass it is will turn windy tonight. it will bring in the cooler air, still mild day today. 72 degrees with some showers later today for philadelphia. near 70 at the shore, we'll get some steadier rain in here later this afternoon into tonight, mid 60s in the poconos. cool down and nice stretch of weather for october in the seven day. i'll talk about it in a few more minute. >> thank you, see you soon. new this morning police make arrest in double shooting in

today's fairhill section, two men were shot at the intersection of cambria and rosehill. eighteen year old man was shot in the leg, 22 year old man was shot in the thigh. both are in the hospital. no details on their condition at this time. >> well, hurricane matthew is weakening this morning, but it is still powerful off the southeast coast. weather forecasters say the category two storm moving over south carolina this morning bringing powerful winds, torrential rain. check out the video, massive waves crashing into a palm coast home. there you see it in florida authority say at least six people have died in the storm, million homes and businesses are without power. >> and haiti's government puts the death toll there from hurricane matthew at 300 people. officials however believe there are likely many more victims from areas that were wiped out. hurricane is in a specially tough blow for haiti. the country still recovering from an earthquake in january of 2010. we talked to the co-founder of a foundation base in the west oaklane which serves the

haitian community. >> it is very painful to know that many families have been devastated by this hurricane. >> haiti's government estimated at least 350,000 people still need assistance. and stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow the path of hurricane matthew and the damage it leaves behind. our coverage continues any time on line at cbsphilly.com. >> well, gop nominee donald trump apologized for vulgar comment he made about women, first formal apology trump has made throughout his entire campaign. live in the sat center more on his apology, anita, good morning. >> good morning, you can expect those vulgar comments are now in the spotlight and causing major backlash. hashtag trump tape has been trending on twitter for hours, video secretly ordered more than telling aid ago making waves now after the washington post recently obtained then released it.

>> moved on her and i failed, i'll admit it. >> these are comment caught on tape, elite access hollywood video from 20056789 did i try, she was married. >> you're hearing the voice of republican nominee donald trump who apparently did not know he was being recorded. >> automatically attract today beautiful, just kiss them, like a magnent. and when you're a star they let you do it, you can do whatever you want, grab them by the -- do anything. >> that was part of a conversation trump had with then access hollywood host billy bush while onset for a cameo for a soap opera. >> i moved on her like a -- i couldn't get there. she was married. >> this is not the first time the presidential candidate has been blasted for crude comments about women. after this recording surfaced trump made a rare apology, referring to the comments as quote lockerroom want err. >> i've never said i'm perfect person nor pretended to be someone that i'm not. i've said and done things i regret, and the words released

today on this more than decade old video are one of them. anyone who knows me, knows these words don't reflect who i am. i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. >> but for many, like deem critic senate candidate, that's not enough. >> for any parent out there who would imagine the prospect of your daughter walking into an office where a guy like donald trump is the boss, think about that for a second. >> and trump facing criticism from members of his own party, as well. the chairman of the delaware republican party released a statement friday night that state in the part, quote, i was shocked and sickened upon hearing the 12 year old comment made by mr. trump prior to an access hollywood video shoot. our party is better than what we heard today, and we need to demand better from our standard bearer. >> trump was scheduled to be at campaign event in wisconsin today, but house speaker dis

invited after the video surfaced. trump says his runningmate, mike pence, will be at the event instead, while he stays in new york to prepare for sunday's debate against hillary clinton. live in the sat center this morning, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. meantime democratic nominee hillary clinton is also facing new questions. wikileaks has released excerpts of clinton's closed door speeches to wall street executives two years ago. ex perms include clinton suggesting wall street insiders are best equipped to help form the financial sector. the battle for pennsylvania continues, vice president joe biden stomped for clinton at bucks county community college in bristol. with just days until the october 11, pennsylvania voter registration deadline, biden encouraged student to register to vote and turn out for clinton. >> but i know some of you, and some of the people you're trying to convince, aren't crazy about hillary. i know that. okay? i think she gotten an unfair deal. don't, don't wake up on

november 9th and find out we lost pennsylvania by 2,000 vote. >> and hillary clinton was off the campaign trail preparing for tomorrow's debate. and you can watch donald trump and hillary clinton square off for their second presidential debate tomorrow night. it start at 9:00 here on cbs-3. >> after high lead levels found in flint michigan, water quality at the top of mind for many. that includes officials at the philadelphia school district. yesterday afternoon the district released results of water testing at 22 of 40 school. here is the breakdown, outside labs tested 361 water fountains and 49 fountains in nine different schools had high levels of lead. one water fountain at elementary school in wynnefield found lead levels at more than seven times the federal recommendation. the district sent letters home with student explaining the testing, and what the district is now doing about it. >> the message is that the retest social security actually done so we can

continue to provide as healthy and safe and accessible water. they will receive a letter. >> and school employees shut off all affected water fountains within 24 hours of receiving the high test result. the district plans to have the remainder of the schools tested within 18 months. >> and area contractor is under fire for faulty work that could cost resident thousands of dollars to repair. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has the latest on lawsuit that's been filed against the contractor. >> pennsylvania has filed suit against the largest privately owned residential builder in the delaware valley. the office of the attorney general claims that the david cutler group systematically failed to comply with codes and standards in the installation of stucco. >> they may have followed the letter of the code to follow that to a t, to a point, but they still didn't make a waterproof house. >> bill dare specializes in stucco testing, done extensive work and cutler group development. these photos show just how

devastating the repair process can get. >> many times stucco problems exceed 50 to $100,000. >> dare says the expense of issue may be more widespread than many homeowners know. but that since the damage has been done, repairs don't need to be rushed, unless you're selling, or suing. >> if your home's going to leak, and it is going to rot and fall apart, it is not acceptable. >> attorney steven farley has represented affected families. he explains that there is strict 12 year statute of limitation on filing suit against a builder in pennsylvania. >> these homes are kind of approaching 12 years, aren't many of them? >> they are right there the. >> the attorney general lawsuit seeks damages for homeowners. farley and dare agree other large builders in the region are also plagued with stucco problems, and those aren't always easy to recognize. >> we've tested some of the worse looking stucco on the planet and found perfectly good houses, test dollars some of the most beautiful stucco and found problems. >> homeowners believe they may have been dealing with issues

can reach out to the attorney general's office even if they've already paid for repairs. now, did i reach out to the cutler group by phone and by e-mail. i did not hear anything back just yet. reporting in montgomery county, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> this is the final weekend for the trump taj mahal in atlantic city. the casino shutting down for good monday morning. new jersey reporter cleve bryan has more on the closure that's costing many people their jobs. >> reporter: twenty-six years ago, donald trump welcomed the world to his billion dollars atlantic city dream. trump taj mahal, eighth wonder of the worlds, welcome. >> the taj mahal casino tried to be the picture of luxury, members of the original staff remember that the early dates fondly. >> opening was phenominal. >> awesome, like hollywood. it was like nice. >> now day one employee rose hall and co-workers march to different beat. unite here local 54 strikes for better benefits now lasted 99 days. it will only go on for three

more. monday morning at 5:59 the casino will close. >> we wanted to come out one last time before they closed, pretty dead in there and depressing. >> for their part, tropicana which operates the taj blames local 54 president and negotiating team for closing the casino. the company is referring all questions regarding the close to go ceo tony rodeo's last statement which said bob mcdevitt and the taj bargaining committee have no one to blame for themselves nor sad outcome. >> before the strike, the roofs were leaking, in disrepair, we did not want to go on strike. our strike did not cause this build to go close. >> atlantic city loses 2800 jobs come monday. mayor don guardian says since competent tyne has grown around atlantic city in the last decade, the resort has learned to adjust, will do so once again. >> so we're doing everything we can to try to create new jobs, new vision for atlantic city, that goes beyond just gaming. >> donald trump has said he want his name off of the taj mahal once the casino closes.

and ending this chapter of atlantic city history with donald trump. in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and staying in new jersey now, new jersey reputation for cheap gas is about to become history. the state's gas tax is going up 23 cents a gallon. governor chris christie is expected to sign the tax hike in to law. it passed by both the state assembly and senate yesterday. the measure also calls for reduction in the sales tax and a phasing out of the estate tax. new jersey's current gas tax is 14 and a half cents a gallon. it will now rise to 37 and a half sent on november 1st. money from the tax hike will fund transportation work over eight years. and drivers who we spoke to are not happy. >> i work two jobs, my son works two jobs, and i have two in college. so definitely inconvenience. >> it is bad for the people because some people can't afford it, plus not only that, economy so bad, that how are we going to afford it? >> and to give you an idea how much this will cost you,

filling 115 gallons will cost you an extra $3.45. >> and, here's a look at what you will pay at the pump if you are filling up across our region. pennsylvania still has the highest prices at 2.35 for gallon of regular gas, drivers in new jersey are paying just under $2 a gallon, but again. that will jump when the gas tax hike takes effect. and in delaware, a gallon of regular gas costs about $2.13 a gallon. >> well, there is still much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", explosive device turns up at south jersey school. how the principal may have avoided a tragedy. >> and the maker of epi pen makes settlement. why it is now paying out millions to the federal government when "eyewitness news" continues.

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we're always saying, "no worries, mate!" but in the outback, "no worries" means a three course meal for just $12.99 every wednesday, soup or salad, entree and dessert. you know what else no worries wednesday is? bloomin' great! >> the bomb squad of the christian school in mantua someone found live explosive device. school's principal said he found small device in a wooded area behind the schools where crews had recently cleared a path for a new nature scale. the bomb squad detonated it on site in a controlled environment to avoid any future problems. >> they basically pick up the device of the robot, took it from the building, and down to the field. and then blew it up. found this little piece of metallic device, looks like small deodorant can. i googled it, found out it was something that could be explosive. and then called 911. >> and student had already

been dismissed, so, no children were in any immediate danger. >> epi pen maker will pay $465 million to settle allegations it over build medicaid for it life saving epi pen allergy injection, the federal government said epi pen is branded drug, and should have been paying far bigger rebate under the price willing rules. proposed settlement,. >> uber x and lyft will legally resume operating in philadelphia, thanks to suspended orders from commonwealth judge robert simpson. pennsylvania lawmakers gave the ride hailing services temporary authorization to operate during the democratic national convention, but that expired last week. now the current order means that the philadelphia parking authority can no longer punish the drivers of the two companies. >> all right, and justin joining us now, you know, i'm from here, doesn't fail, every winter around this time it is not even winter, every fall around this time can i not handle it.

>> it is a drastic change. it is like we were dealing with the hot, humid conditions. flip the switch. we're getting deeper and deep near fall. we'll cool down each week. >> so what you are saying i better get used to it? >> we'll be complaining about you know what in a few months, the s word. >> don't even say it. >> it will feel a typical day in october into the next week, do have rain today, part that far will be from matthew, not big deal, won't get any flooding rains like down south. good news. outdoor plans get it done early today. we'll bring some rain in here this afternoon. in problems now, now, waking up to some cloud cover, clouds partially due to matthew, and approaching cold front. we'll get the showers in here, that's good thing, we could use more rain across the region. check out storm scan3, heavy rainfall across the carolinas right now. you can see matthew just sitting about 20 miles south of hilton head island right now, but the very heavy rainfall make it into south central north carolina, see band of showers, that's the cold front, over western pennsylvania. but this moisture moving in to

northern virginia from matthew, some of that gets pulled in with the front. could get steadier rain specially later tonight across south jersey, part every central, southern delaware, certainly good news, because we could use it. temperatures holding in the 50's, to 60s right now, the clouds, not going to be whole lot of movement today. maybe we get close to about 70, 72, that's about it, and if that rain holds off long enough, 64 in dover, delaware, 59 this hour in newark. so it is a comfortable start to the weekend, headed outside, getting the morning work out in, looks pretty good. nice light winds across the region, up ear's, voorhees, pal my, a to up northwest suburbs, similar numbers, 56 in doylestown, nice 58 degrees, in reading, this hour. let's talk about matthew. this is the latest 5:00 a.m. advisory, winds at 105, so category two hurricane, now moving north-northeast at 12. so starting to make that turn to the north and east. now it, will just keep it hugging the southeast coastline over the next 24 hours. and again, it is about 20 miles just southeast of hilton head, south carolina, and just piling up water, so

storm surge an issue for the carolinas over the next 24 hours. but again, the track to the north and east, eventually back to the south, so makes that loop moving back into the bahamas. good news by day four, tuesday night into wednesday, it reaches the bahamas it, will weak mean low pressure system, wind down about 35. so we will see weakening with the storm over the next several days. that's good news. but still the wind is going to be kicking up, piling up the water, so storm surge still an issue pretty much all the way up to hatteras, maybe five to 7-foot storm surge over the next 24 hours. here is the wind field, area in red, the hurricane force wind. so it does try to get just inland, in through south carolina, georgia earlier this morning, the yellow area here, that's tropical storm force winds of 39 miles per hour or higher. sustained winds, so you can see the strong winds hug the coastline, into saturday night. then finally on sunday the storm moves off shore. we will get some improvement. tomorrow morning it will be whole lot better. but lock at the rainfall, heaviest rain, carolinas, this

is showing four plus probably going to be closer to 15 inches every rain in a lot of locations. so front comes through to us later tonight, bridges some showers in here, cools us down, tomorrow, big change, we will be talking about highs mid 60s, little windy, cool high pressure builds in for columbus day, a lot of sunshine, but certainly feeling like fall. here's our rain forecast, not much happening this morning, into the afternoon, some showers develop, watch what happens. steady rain tries to develop overnight for south jersey, delaware, pocket of heavy rain, tomorrow morning, still could be raining at the shore, but then we get clearing skies. look at the temperatures today, low 70s tonight, it is cool, 50's, 60s, tomorrow, big change in the numbers. check it out. temperatures only in the mid 60s, so for today, we're going to make it up to about 72 degrees, here is the extended forecast, forget the 70s, back to the mid and upper 60s headed into the middle part of next week. rahel, back to you. >> quick question. do you like taking self snows. >> no, you but you do. >> i never take them. go on my phone, no self neice there.

>> guys, check the twitter. justin, thank you. if you do love taking selfies, officials stay could reflect on unhealthy behavior. study published in the journal of psycho social research on cyber space found ties between frequent selfie taking and personality traits like narcasism and loneliness it also says snapping selfies could indicate more serious mental health problems for relationship troubles. >> well, the cw philly, cbs-3 and komen philadelphia are teaming up wednesday again in the fight against breast cancer turning local landmarks pink. in atlantic city hair's ceasar's, drop can are among the locations certainly great there all lit up in pink. october of course national breast cancer awareness month. pink lights meant as reminder to schedule mammogram, stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. the 15th year for the lie for the campaign, finds more information at cbsphilly.com/cure. >> when "eyewitness news" returns, emily blunt's new role on the big screen end thomas recall her in a mystery. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up

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live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> anyone who knows me, knows these words don't reflect who i am. i said it. i was wrong. i apologize. >> some sexually charged comment donald trump made years ago forced him to make an overnight apology. find out how democrats and republicans alike are react to go his words about women. >> hurricane matthew is weakening, but it is still a dangerous as it hugs the southeastern coastline. >> and the philadelphia politician keeps his word to give up his paycheck. finds out who is the ben he factor of his generosity. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. fall lovers you probably have been enjoying this last week. let's get out to justin drabick on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. for the fall lovers, they'll probably really start to enjoy what we have coming up next. >> second half of the weekend really feeling like october. we have to get through today. talking about little built of wet weather. some of this is coming from

hurricane matthew, also combined with the cold front. but most of the rain should hold off probably until late morning, early afternoon, could get little steady specially south and east of the city. check out temperatures, pretty comfortable if you are headed outside, next few hours, in the 50's, 60s, nice little breeze out here, 10 miles per hour or less, the winds not an issue today, very comfortable, 56 in pottstown, and willow grove, and doylestown at this hour, mt. holly is checking in at 55 degrees. so, dealing with mostly cloudy skies right now, you can see ban of rain over western pennsylvania, the colds front, steadier rain to the south. some comes together this afternoon bringing some showers around, maybe some steadier rain south jersey. as that front moves eastward, and eventually passes us tonight. so today, clouds around, some showers develop, mainly this afternoon, steady south as east, will turn windy, north winds ushers in cooler air. this morning generally cloudy skies, 50's, 60s, showers around this afternoon, 60s, potentially high of 72 for philadelphia, tomorrow, big change there, it is breezy, high of 67 degrees, and if you

love fall temperatures, you will really like the seven day forecast, check it out when i show in you just a few more minutes. >> we'll check back soon, thank you, justin. republican presidential candidate donald trump is under fire this morning for some leud comment he made about women more than decade ago. overnight, he apologized for his remarks. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live in the cbs-3 sat center with the details and the reaction. good morning, anita. >> good morning, rahel. a lot of reaction, those vulgar comment are causing major backlash, even for members of trump's own party. and while the video was secretly recorded more than decade ago, just made public after the washington washingtont obtained it then released it. >> moved on her and i failed, i'll admit it. >> these are comments caught on tape, elite access hollywood video from 2005. >> i did try and -- she was married. >> you are hearing the voice of republican nominee donald trump. >> automatically attract today beautiful -- just to kiss them like a magnent. and when you're a star they let you do it. >> you can do anything.

>> whatever you want. >> grab them by the beep. do anything. >> that was part of a conversation trump had with then access hollywood host billy bush while onset for a cameo on a soap opera. >> i moved on her like a beep. i couldn't get there. and she was married. >> this is not the first time the presidential candidate has been blasted for crude comment about women. but after this recording surfaced trump made a rare apology referring to the comments as quote lockerroom banter. >> anyone who knows me, knows these words don't reflect who i am. i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. >> but for many, like democratic senate candidate katie mcginty, that apology is not enough. >> for any parent out there, who would imagine the prospect of your daughter walking into an office where a guy like donald trump is the boss, think about that for a second. >> the chairman of the delaware republican party released a statement friday night that stated in part, quote, i was shocked and

sickened upon hearing the 12 year old comments made by mr. trump prior to an access hollywood video shoot. our party is better than what we heard today, and we need to demand better from our standard bearer. >> now, as part of his apology, trump pivotted to criticize both of the clintons, make he plans to raise more concerns about them in the coming days. meanwhile on twitter hillary clinton expressed horror over trump's comments saying we cannot allow this man to become president. two will fashion off in second presidential debate on sunday. live in the sat center this morning, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and eat, a thank you, a lot more to come there. democratic nominee hillary clinton is also facing new questions this morning, wikileaks released excerpts of clinton's closed door speeches to wall street executives two years ago. the excerpts include clinton suggesting wall street insiders are best equipped to help perform the financial sector, meanwhile, vice president joe biden stomped for clinton yesterday, bucks county community college in bristol. i was there as biden

encouraged students to register to vote and turn out for clinton. >> pennsylvania eights critical role in campaign 2016 seen once again friday, as vice president joe biden worked to energize the crowd at bucks county community college in bristol. >> it was really exciting actually. i was seeing all new faces specially young face. >> with just days until the pennsylvania voter registration deadline of october 11, biden encouraged student and clinton supporters to register to vote and remind their friends driving home the need for pennsylvania win for the former secretary every state, while also briefly calling out republican opponent donald trump. >> this is a guy who says that nato is obsolete? and we're going to defeat isis? >> biden also acknowledged sometimes luke warm opinion of hillary clinton, even among democrats. >> i know some of you, and some of the people you're trying to convince aren't crazy about hillary. i know that. okay? i think she has gotten an unfair deal but the truth of the matter is there is a lot of people -- (applause) -- but

folks, don't, don't wake up on november 9th and finds out we lost pennsylvania by 2,000 votes. >> reporter: biden finished his trip with impromptu off the record stop at a campaign field office in bristol. >> i came by to say thanks. >> and in response to bide end's trip republican party of pennsylvania released a statement slamming the visit saying biden is part of the dc liberal establishment and he's campaigning for clinton so she can plane tape the same old same old status quo. >> well, donald trump and hillary clinton face-off in their second presidential debate tomorrow start at 9:00 right here on cbs-3. hurricane matthew is weakening this morning, but it is still powerful off the southeast coast. weather forecasters say the category two storm is moving over south carolina this morning bringing with it powerful winds, and torrential rain. check out the video of massive waves crashing into a home in

florida authority say at least six people have died in the storm and a million homes and businesses are without power. >> a family from delaware county is among those stuck in florida waiting out hurricane matthew. disney world shutdown it park for safety reasons of course, yesterday and thursday. and as you see in the video it is practically a ghosttown, and that means the busy vacation for cathy and her family had to come to an end early, was supposed to fly by yesterday. she said the resort where she is staying however is taking care of the guests. >> they gave us a couple of phonecalls to come down to the main lobby where we could pick up grab and go meal. and we wait in the line for a long time because the convention center, there is a convention here, as well, so there are a lot of people. so waited in line for over an hour. could you pick up as many meals as you needed. >> take a look at the video. video of crowds trying to pay for food at the pop century resort, the forlano family is scheduled to come home

tonight. stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to track hurricane matthew. you can stay to up date any time at cbsphilly.com. >> the philadelphia school district has announced a new initiative to help student secure funding needed for college. philadelphia's one of 22 cities select today take part in a national challenge to increase completion rate of the free application for federal student aid, known as fafsfa. working with the college prep round table in hopes of increasing completion rate of the current 53%. >> little good news here. philadelphia city councilman allen dom making a promise and the philadelphia school children are the beneficiaries. councilman presented 2,500-dollar checks to six philadelphia public schools. l real estate developer donating his city city council salary, and councilman dom explained why. >> every child in philadelphia specially those in public schools, and the schools need the money. there are many items they need money for. this is a small token of my appreciation, small token trying to help them.

but it is so important to help young people, especially those in poverty, climb out of poverty through education. >> the school receiving checks in several neighborhoods including sing zest g, fairmount, north and west philly. >> well, we still have a lot more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". looking for a job without worrying about the boss looking over your shoulder? link in the is ready to keep it confidential. upper darby own tina fay get lots of laughs on tv. now she is getting a hon floor a local university. >> and, a much cooler change in the weather in the days ahead. justin drabick has the ahead. justin drabick has the forecast in fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we guarantee to make switching easier. we'll show up on time. you're right on time. as promised, to install fios and set up the wi-fi that janet, jamie, jenny, jemma and jasmine need on their birthday. thank you. for all their new devices. you can't break me. you want a piece of cake? switching to fios is easier than ever.

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invited to meet with local police officers at the haddon avenue and federal street location in an effort to strengthen the bonds between cops and neighbors. other mcdonald's restaurants in the area treated officers to a free breakfast, as recognition for being real local heroes. so there may be no such thing as a free lunch but sometimes you make it a free breakfast apparently. not bad. tina fay was honored friday at temple university. tina fay the upper darby native of course best known for her work saturday night live and 30 rock, received media award. "eyewitness news" was on hand for the ceremony hosted by temple school of media, communication, you see jessica dean there, cherri gregg, fay talked about her career and her love of our region. >> i like it, that philadelphians are people who are not easily led or blindly loyal. we boo our own sports teams. >> she knows the deal. earlier in the day fay talk with student and the question-and-answer session.

justin, avenue question for you. hopefully you have an answer. when does the warmer weather come back? >> next may maybe? >> i got to wait a little? >> long time. we may get some stretch of some 70s in here, but yes, we will start moving into the typical october weather. and now we will get that certainly for the second half of the weekends. live look right now, at ocean city, deserted boardwalk. looking okay, just cloudy skies, but later this afternoon specially tonight we can get steadier rain in here. part of this will come from matthew also from cold front that's going to bring the change in our temperatures. so if you like october weather you will love the next few days, storm scan3, you can see, pretty much dry conditions right now, just clouds, all across the delaware vale. we do have some rain developing across western pennsylvania, and again, here is matthew, right now, about 20 miles southeast of hilton head south carolina look at the heavy steady rain up toward myrtle beach, into columbia south carolina even into southern north carolina, potential for 15 inches of rain, over the south carolina

region into southern north carolina, over the next 24 hours. we will get some improvement, southeast, starting tomorrow, as matthew finally begins slowly to move off shore. back home, comfortable, light winds here right now, 50's to low 60s across the region, 61 at the airport, 62 in wilmington. there is the cool air. check it out. doesn't take a meteorologist to check out where the colds front s you go to the ohio valley, hop on the other side of the front, 30's, 40's, 37 degrees in minneapolis, at this hour. not going to get that cold, but temperatures for nighttime lows, dropping into the 40's, even around philadelphia, next week. starting to get into that peak season here for the fall changes. specially newspaper new england, a lot of high color showing up. getting moderate color change into the northern poconos, still, some low change here around philadelphia, surrounding suburbs, into delaware, and new jersey, usually couple of more weeks, late october until we hit the peak of that fall color. and we got good forecast for it. mild afternoon, cool nights, perfect for the change. here is matthew, as of 5:00 a.m.

winds still 105, category two storm off the south carolina coast, moving north-northeast now, so it will ride the coast next 24 hours, then make that loop, back south, toward bahamas it, will weaken, good news there, but storm surge, still an issue, winds just piling up the water, five to 7-foot storm surge, even up toward hatteras, those winds, still very gusty tonight. and the storm start to move off shore, improving conditions tomorrow. we get the off shore winds, that will put an ends to the storm surge over the carolinas, so, cool front helps push matthew taught to sea, bridges plane here specially afternoon into tonight. some steady rain south jersey, tomorrow, still waking up maybe some clouds, then we get some sunshine in here, it will be breezy cool high pressure building in. that sets the stage for some nice weather for columbus day, sunshine, temperatures returning below average. low 70s for highs today. tonight, 50's, 60s. then tomorrow, noticeably cooler. we will be in the 60s pretty much as best by mid afternoon tomorrow. with little sunshine. so for today, cloudy skies, showers, mainly in the afternoon, 72 for the high

temperature, tonight we get showers at times, especially early tonight, 55 for the low temperature. and here is the extended forecast though. second half of the weekends looking little better if you have outdoor plans, breezy tomorrow, high of 67 degrees, columbus day sunny at 65. monday night, tuesday night, it will be cool, a loft 40's for the overnight low temperatures, break out the heavier coat once again, we will hang out, upper 60s low 70s through much of next week. back to the typical dry weather pattern which we usually see in october. >> justin, thank you. some serious brains on display at the franklin institute. meteorologist lauren kacie is in the einstein healthcare science center with the scientific showcase. >> reporter: roll out the brains, oh, my, all on display as part of the franklin institute stem showcase. where student got to show off their smarts and share their passion for science. >> if you just witness around here in the showcase, you can see how while we think we are blowing their minds, they actually blow our minds what

they do and how they figure this stuff out. >> blowing the minds of professors, program directors, mentors, director, middle and high school stem student from the franklin institute youth program packs and stem scholars. >> tonight is one of the best days we have at the institute. that's because we celebrate kids and their excitement about science, technology, engineering and math. >> years worth every display at the student showcase, demonstrations, liquid nitrogen produced ice cream, driveable robot as well as modem simulation of human live on the moon, created by nile and team of future scientists, student turned mentor, has been a part of the packs for five years. >> i really found my passion for science here, i am hoping to become an engineer in the future. this place is really cultivated my love for science and my love for just exploring and learning new things, because when you ask questions, you're scientist, the franklin institute definitely taught me to ask questions. >> for more information on the

packs program i put link on our website at cbsphilly.com/links. >> all right, stay with us here on "eyewitness news" this morning, lot of excitement on the high school gridiron. friday football frenzy is next in eyewitness sports. and the wells fargo center as you have never seen it before. we are back in just about two minutes.

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listed as questionable. well, the eagles bring one of the most stingy defenses in the league into motown, gave up nine points a game so far. thanks to wide nine defense. run by jim swartz. game means a lot, led to one playoff appearance, and he speaks very highly of his former team. >> i think you guys probably surprised how much i root for the lions, you know, as long as it is not in direct conflict with the eagles, i want those guys to win every week. i got too much blood and sweat in that building. and there is a lot every guys there that mean an awful lot to me. i want those guys to succeed. i don't want them to succeed this sunday, i'm do my very best to try to beat them. >> welcome to the friday night football frenzy, with lesley van arsdall. >> take it away, leslie.

>> thank you, ladies, well, friday night was beautiful night for football, all over the delaware vale. we get the frenzy started when some day games in the public league, we head to bartrum at lincoln, our photograph is her very brave. anadem on straight dollars on this play right here. sam car for lincoln running right into your living room. over our photographer. everyone is okay. watch this fantastic run by michael. and he'll go right on in to the touchdown. >> now, for bartrum on offense, putting this one up, and nice one handed catch right there. that's a touchdown. bartrum the winner 48 to 22. >> latin and fells and a big hit by lamar alexander on the runner. , 28 to nothing. kennedy, nice little play-fake. finds kennedy.

and that is for the touchdown. southern big winner 50 to 20. >> to new jersey, collingswood taking on audubon, mike tulane get through the line, final play at the half. 79 yards to the house, collingswood, with a shut-out victory, 21 to nothing. >> overbrook at haddonfield, eric really with the screen. able to find matthews there is one going in for the long score, 78 yards, haddonfield over overbrook 15 to six. even shore, brooks gets the punt. love the purple jerseys. he goes 67, perkioman scores with 54 to 22 victory. >> perkioman valley visiting spring ford. swoop coming on in spring ford. perk valley's steven stern, he is able to find austin rally, ten yarned touchdown. perk valley wins 28 to 16.

upper darby visiting radnor, homecoming for radnor, congratulations to the king and queen. radnor's pat mcdermott dropping back, tucker, he's going dot rest. upper darby squeaks bike ten to seven. finally archbishop ryan visiting archbishop carroll. looking into the end zone. >> for jake, amazing catch right there. ryan wins this 126 to seven. well, it is time now for our game of the week, truman visiting pennsbury. >> dramatic pre-game speech. >> we have to smart, bad, tough football. talk more last week more about violence, we were tough last week, right? i think we played smarter, definitely played faster, and tougher. and now let's go. >> the players pumped up, the fans pumped up, everyone fired up for football. pennsbury robbins with the ball, gets stripped, goes up

in the air, not a problem. guess who is there? david burke. saves the day. what a play by him. >> a few plays later we have tyrone hodges, jr. he's going to plunge in there for the touchdown. bark comes truman, amazing play, roams out, finds saunders. and check out saunders, he goes right on in for the touchdown, pennsbury comes roaring back, opening kick off, the second at the half. nate definitely will have something to bows about. makes few tackles, makes incredible return for the if you down, pennsbury the winner 17 to six. and that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall have, a great day. >> arena celebrating its 20th anniversary, now seeing it like never before. this is the first time, how cool is that? the arena floor covered with

half basketball court, half ice. you can check it out today at free open house between 1:00 and 4:00. or score goal from center ice. that's very cool. that's "eyewitness news" this morning at 5:00. here's what we have for you coming up at 6:00. apparently hip to be square. ask the people who make these square pizzas, vittoria woodill gets the taste test. get ready for some rain, then get ready for it to turn cooler. justin's eyewitness forecast coming up in saturday morning when we come back.