new developments overnight in the the palm springs standoff after two officers are killed in the line of duty and a third is in the hospital. voters wait for tonight's second debate between donald trump and hillary clinton after trump's remarks about would hen years ago prompted new jersey congressman to distance himself. and, here comes that rainy day feeling all over again, but the start of the workweek or change of its own. today is sunday october 9th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. let's send it over to justin drabick with eyewitness weather. justin, yesterday was so rainy, so dreary, i woke up expecting a change this morning. >> it is going to happen, next few hours, still under the gun for some wet weather. we have north and west of here

we're dry, that rain is from the city on south and east and that is part from matthew and cold front moving through but by afternoon we will get sunshine but noticeably cooler. complaining about the cold today? i think you're early on that. >> i was getting a hard time this morning with my jacket on. >> now tommy can understand. we will wake up in the 40's and 30's in the suburbs. so typical october cool down. first we have to get rid of the rain, steady rain in parts of the delaware and south jersey right now. driving will be slow over the next few hours, here in center city we have steady rain. 59 degrees. so that north wind is overtaking region. 16 miles an hour. it will pump in cooler air. just look at that rain shield. kind of lining up over i-95 flooding to the north and west. you can see heavier steady rain from dover, delaware southward and jersey shore so just watch out there for next few hours. flash flood watches are in effect until noon time for kent, sussex county, delaware. parties due to the recent

rainfall over past week or so. fifty-nine in the airport. forty-eight in mount pocono. low 50's along the shore. we will be sitting in the upper 50's this morning, slowly, climbing in the lower 50's. north wind around 15 miles an hour right now, gusting up to 35 today, so watch out for morning rain, we will get clearing skies if this afternoon so sunshine will return, it will be windy, temperatures struggle tell get up to 64 in philadelphia and shore. fifty's in the poconos. tonight, 40's and 30's and it stays chilly through part of the upcoming workweek. if you like october weather you will like the seven day. rahel, back to you. well, developing this morning two police officers are shot and killed and another hurt in california. police say they have shoot inner custody, cherri gregg from kyw news radio is live from the sat center with the very latest, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morning. true tragedy. riverside police department announced on twitter this morning that the suspect has been taken into custody.

suspect is alleged to have shot and killed two officers, six three-year old jose gilbert vega and leslie, as you can imagine, the entire palm springs community is in mourning. police and community members, gathered, saturday night outside of the palm springs desert regional medical center, where officers leslie and jose gilbert vega, died of their wound. the officer's coffin were wheeled out of the hospital and gently lifted in to white hearst, a third officer remains in the hospital being treated for gunshot wound. police chief brian reyes says that the three officers were shot while answering a call from a woman who said that her adult son was causing a disturbance. the chief says officers were at the front door of the home, negotiating with the suspect when he decided to open fire. two of the officers were killed. six three-year old jose gill

vega a father of eight was a 35 year veteran of the police department and scheduled to retire in december. twenty-seven year-old leslie had been on the force for 18 months and recently returned from maternity leave. she leaves behind a husband, and their four month-old daughter. >> i was awake, and palm springs lost two brave officers. they go out every day and put the boots on the ground for everybody in the community. they gave it all for you. >> reporter: police have not yet released the name of the suspect but said to have had previous run ins with the law, and palm springs police department is expected to hold a press conference, later this morning. rahel. cherri, thank you very much. new this morning police are investigating a shooting in north philadelphia, police tell us that the man was shot in the shoulder in the 2600 block of north franklin street. man is in stable condition, and no details though on a

shooter at this time. big day in politics second presidential debate is set for tonight in st. louis and steaks could not be higher. republican party, of course has been in turmoil after recording exposed donald trump making vulgar comments about woman. jamie you kiss is at washington university where the candidates face off tonight. >> reporter: donald trump greeted a crowd of supporters in new york but behind the scenes, a crisis was getting worse by the hour. key members of the republican party have pulled their support, after hearing trump's vulgar recorded comments about women. >> moved on her and i thought i'll admit it and i did try to bleep her but she was married. >> reporter: reaction to the tape has been fierce even from his own running mate mike pence said he cannot conn donor defend trump's remarks. house speaker paul ryan distanced there trump to saturday's republican rally and said he was sickened by his comments. >> i meant what i said and

still how i feel. >> reporter: senator john mccain join dozens of republicans withdrawing support. every g.o.p. woman in the is not condemned his remark and lawmakers have gone further demanding that he drop out of the race. trump says he will never do that, but he made a rare apology in this video posted on social media. >> i said it. i was wrong. i apologize. >> reporter: trump will have to answer to voters tonight when he faces hillary clinton in their second presidential debate. >> this requires a little bit of humility. >> reporter: doctor wayne fields is an expert on political rhetoric he said clinton should leave scandal alone. >> what she has to do ace void anything that suggest she's paraphrasing what she said. >> reporter: the debate will allow for questions from the audience, and trump is likely to face tough ones about this new scandal. jamie you kiss for cbs news, st. louis, missouri. meantime south jersey congressman is distancing himself from donald trump, second district republican frank lobiondo says he will

write in mike pence instead. lobiondo said in part ivory pete thely strongly spoken out against mr. trump when he degrades, women, minority groups and gold star military families. i will not vote for a candidate who bowses sexual assault. it is in my conclusion that there. pennsylvania is a battle ground state in campaign 2016. senator bernie sanders campaigned for hillary clinton and katie mcginty at the university's south philadelphia. former presidential candidates spoke about raising the minimum wage, making public universities free and fighting global warming. >> where do we want to go in the future. what is our vision? that is pol tics. so i just want to touch on a few of the issues, as to why hillary clinton should be our next president. >> sanders also commented on

hillary leaked speeches to wall street executives which appear to show a cozy relationship with the same big banks he wants to break up. sanders told us whatever clinton may have said behind closed doors, is private. you can watch donald trump and hillary clinton square off tonight, it starts at 9:00 right here on cbs-3 followed by "eyewitness news" at 1:11. switching gears to another big story hurricane matthew is moving east away from the coast of north carolina, authorities say fierce strong killed at least ten people in the u.s. and nearly a thousand more in the the caribbean and caused billion of dollars in damage. edward lawrence has the latest from charleston, south carolina. >> we will be out here for another two weeks or so. >> reporter: evacuees are waiting to return home aftermath you brought record breaking flooding and damaging wind to part of the south east hitting north carolina hard saturday and overnight the with torrential rain and destructive storm surge. the rain continues to soak the

region and drenches mid-atlantic states, more than a foot the fell in southeastern north carolina last night. >> it is reported that it is all under water right the now. >> reporter: deluge reached as far west as raleigh-durham damaging homes and businesses. search and rest key team from new york city say three people after their suv got stuck in the rushing water. matthew hugged the southeast coastline moving north sparing coastal communities from severe wind but causing devastating flooding like here in charleston. there were reports of the scattered looting at homes and businesses, including this gas station, in garden city, georgia. >> pretty frustrating because people don't care about, you know, what they got, i mean, locals right here, here to help the community, trying to get opened up. >> reporter: in florida matthew caused severe coastal erosion wiping away beaches and destroying coastal roads. experts predict matthew will leave behind four to $6 billion worth of damage here in the u.s. and impressive sum but far less than super storm sandy,

20 billion and hurricane katrina's 40 billion. edward lawrence, for cbs news, charleston south carolina. fatal accident as a public works complex in lower merion township is under investigation. police say a 68 year-old man was unloading garbage from his u-haul when he fell 45 feet down a trash pit. he later died at a hospital. lower merion refuge department was accepting household trash and recycling as part of their fall clean up event. nearly a dozen people are hurt in the train crash in garden city, new york. a commuter train derailed east of new york city after it hit a work train on the track. it happened after 9:00 near new hide hide park. spokesmen for long island railroad said 600 people were on the train when it crashed and fortunately none of the injuries are life threatening. train services have been suspended in both directions. and for the first time since a deadly train crash, in new jersey transit, it is reopening a portion of the hoboken terminal will tomorrow. the terminal had extensive tam

age following the train crash on september 29th, investigators say morning rush hour train accelerated just before the accident, and the engineer put on emergency break a second before the collision. one person standing on the track died and more than 110 others were hurt. well, there is much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a new navy ship launches in philadelphia and bears name of the first vietnam veteran's electric to congress. not the just any brand new home for many this is first time they will ever get to own one i'm anita oh in north philadelphia, program that many are calling a dream come true. good sunday morning, everyone. we are waking up to rain in some parts of the viewing area but sunshine will return and we will dry it out and feel like fall in the upcoming

two competitors team up to honor memory of the political legend. the navy commissionedded the u.s.s. john p murtha during a ceremony on penns landing. congressman murtha represented western pennsylvania in washington for some 36 years. the former marine core officer was first vietnam war veteran's electric to the house of representatives. they came together to provide lunches at the ceremony. the dream of owning a home is becoming real for people who might not otherwise have been able to afford one.

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has the story about how volunteers are making it possible. >> reporter: for those who would live here these are more than just homes. >> i'm so excited, my sons are excited. >> reporter: they are shelter, and finally something, of their own. >> getting a mortgage is almost unaffordable and unrealistic if you are a single parent as i am so habitat headaches it, viable for us to actually be homeowners. >> reporter: le keisha brown a caseworker with two young sons says her cost of owning a home seem impossible until she discovered habitat for humanity's home ownership program. >> on average our families are paying anywhere from 500 to $650 a month with the zero interest mortgage which keeps the home affordable. >> is there a need for that zanes, duncan habitat philadelphia's director oven gauge. >> families in philadelphia, they do not have safe, adequate shelter, and lives

below level of poverty. >> reporter: so to create affordable housing in the city habitat for humanity and its partners have built 200 new homes over the years. >> it is a great opportunity to help. >> reporter: its new, most largest project to date, the diamond park apartments on 16th and fountain street. >> by the time construction here complete here in 2018, there will be 21 brand new homes built in this section of north philadelphia but five lucky homeowners will get to move in by the holidays. in north philadelphia... a neat a oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. justin joins us again. justin, we have been having all this rain at least yesterday and today but you say that is from math the you. all things considered we cannot complain about that. >> we luck out, from that storm, it is also a cold front two, combination of the both bringing in the rain. south jersey is getting a good amount of rain, and delaware as well. there is heavy rainfall from this system but matthew or is what left of it is a post tropical cyclone. so it lost its tropical

characteristics, still a very strong storm with wind of 75 and still got a lot of rain but it is heading east off the course of north carolina. that is good news. ocean city is seeing heavy rainfall right now. things will get better this afternoon along the shore. it is rough this morning. we will testify wait a few more hours to get outside to enjoy nice weather. wind advisory goes in effect this morning for the coast. check out storm scan three, lot have rainfall even with the center of the storm, i just saw hat race 30 miles to the east but heavy rain is to the north. but the front, with the moisture from matthew just bringing this heavy rain. so a cold front is drawing the moisture north ward. that front is hanging out over us but is there a sharp edge to the rain. you don't to have go far north and west of philadelphia to get this is dryer air. look at heavy rain in delaware and south jersey. give it a few more hours, probably by late morning a lot of the areas will be dryer. fifty's though, cooler then this time yesterday. sixty-one in millville.

fifty-seven in reading. the wind will kick up and continue to push in the cooler air mass. we have a typical fall forecast coming up, for the next several days. the coastal temperatures right now 63, stone harbor 61 in cape may. wind not an issue right now. look at the gusts over 20, 26 in millville. twenty-nine in dover. thirty-six in mount pocono but this will increase this afternoon once this cold front moves through and because of that a wind advisory goes into effect at 8:00 this morning until 6:00 this evening for parts of the south jersey and central and southern delaware. those locations could see gusts up to 45 miles an hour. now that is not coming from matthew that is coming from the cold front moving through and high pressure building back in. look at the center of the storm as of 5:00 o'clock. again not considered a hurricane anymore but still hurricane force wind at 75, moving east/north east at 14 but clouds just displaced to the north. it doesn't look like a tropical system. now is your typical strong low pressure system, think of it as a nor'easter, that continues to head out to sea

over next 48 hours and then will weaken. it will push this rain off shore. last 48 hours heavy rainfall in the the carolinas. ten, 15, close to 20 inches of rain in some locations, and even parts of the central virginia, look at richmond over 10 inches of rain on the rainfall. same deal for southern half of the del marva peninsula and still raining there. but by noon time mess of the rain should be off shore, still some cloud around this morning but into the afternoon we will see peaks of sunshine and just, increasingly windy, as it progresses in the evening hours. tomorrow looks great lots of sunshine. look at the temperatures with the sun we will struggle to get back to the lower 60's later this afternoon. chilly night tonight, widespread 40's even for the city, i wouldn't be surprised if a lot of the suburbs drop in the upper 30's and then tomorrow all we can do is rebound in the lower 60es a. so for today, rain around this morning,es specialry from the city south and east, staying clear and breezy. sixty-four for the high. tonight, chilly, still breezy,

48 in the city. much colder in the suburbs. here's that extended forecast. typical october stuff. mid to upper 60's with the sunshine. we will crack the low 70's by thursday but then we're right back to the 60's by even of the week. overall a dry forecast and very comfortable, rahel. >> all things considered not too bad, justin. thank you. federal investigators are looking in the samsung phone that over heated and forced evacuation of the passenger jet. three on your side jim donovan discover owner of the phone says device was a replacement for same type of the phone for center of the worldwide recall >> just a popping and sizzling sound. >> reporter: brian green says that note was coming from the note seven he had talked in his pocket, and after trying to power it down. >> few seconds later he heard popping that sounded like a zip-lock bag popping opened and looked around to see what that was and there was smoke billowing, pouring out of my pocket. >> reporter: crew ease vac

waited flight 994 as it sat in the gate at louisville international airport. the consumer products safety commission announced a recall last month of a million samsung galaxy note seven phones, notes 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 is looking into green's claim that the tea vice had over heated, was a replacement for the phone he turned in as part of the recall. green showed us the 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 has to be verified one way or another. >> reporter: for now brian green noise longer using a samsung phone. >> it the is just scary to think i could have been driving when this happened, someone could have had this in their luggage on the plane, under the plane and it could have been worth. >> reporter: samsung is working with authorities and southwest airlines to recover

the device and figure out the cause. the since it has in the examined the phone it is not able to confirm if it is a new note seven. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. stay with us here on "eyewitness news" this morning pumpkin picking, vittoria woodill takes to us a south jersey farm where she discover things you never knew about pumpkins. and mind over body, how yoga can help young ones in our next half i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament.

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orange. >> pumpkins are breeden tirely through their maturity and they don't turn orange until they are mature. >> reporter: haze best pumpkin to use for pumpkin pie. >> smaller ones are called sugar pumpkins and they have a higher sugar content. >> beautiful. >> reporter: finally where did pumpkin carving come from. >> tradition came from ireland, in ireland they used to celebrate holiday there and they would carve jack olanterns out of turn ups and potatoes but when irish immigrated to the united states, they found pumpkins and it became go to choice for carve jack lanterns. >> reporter: tons of the biggest pumpkins were picked for those jack lanterns but i think folks had hadder plans like maybe pumpkin pie or even pumpkin blondes. in the meantime, it is a great place to bring the family, oh, and take in all of the pumpkin glory. vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". my jack lanterns are pretty jacked up.

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it is sunday october 9th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. hopefully your day is starting off on a good note despite rain lets get out to justin drabick outside on the cbs-3 sky deck. you say there should be an end hopefully very soon. >> we have a few hours to go and you need umbrella out here coming down good in center city. you dent have to go too far north and west to get in the dryer air. it is a fine line where this rain is setting up but there is heavy rain off to the south and east and that will stay like that through the morning hours. check out storm scan three you will see brighter yellow around dover, delaware, into the shore points of the new jersey, right now that is heavier rain we are dealing with. this is combination of the cold front along with what is left, of matthew and again, steady rain that next several hours improving conditions by the afternoon, and we should see some sunshine. wind will kick up. for today rain around during the morning, south and east of philadelphia, turning windy, and just watch out for slow travel, ponding on the roads, with that potential heavy rainfall and flash flood watch

in effect until noon time for kent, sussex county, delaware, part of that is due to the saturated ground from the previous rainfall with 13 inches. the past week. fifty-eight in the airport. up in the lehigh valley. forty-eight in mount pocono. signs of the colder air coming from the north. we have had north breeze at 15 . gusty 35 to 35 miles an hour by the afternoon. today we will struggle to get up to 64 for the high temperature. same deal at the shore. looks like poconos will stay dry in the upper 50's. fuzz like it chilly, you'll like tonight. we're talking about below average temperatures in the workweek. check out that fall forecast in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. turning west now and developing this morning two police officers are shot and killed and another hurt in california. police say they have the gun man in custody, cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from the cbs-3 sat center with what spark the shoot-out. good morning, cherri. >> reporter: routine call gone terribly wrong and now two

officers are dead. thirty-five year veteran jose gill vega and 18 month veteran leslie certificate any and they announced that the suspect accused of killing them is accused and is in custody. triple shooting, following what appeared to be a routine 911 call. mother say that her dult son was causing a disturbance. the office's arrived at home and tried to talk the suspect down. but things went ary. >> we were sitting here watching tv and we heard a couple b-gs and it went crazy. it was wrapped fire. >> reporter: all three officers were shot. >> officers from what i understand were near the front door trying to negotiate with the suspect, just to comply. it was a simple, mission and he elect to open fire. >> reporter: officers were rushed to the hospital, two died from their injuries. police joined the community in mourning, their lost, at a

vigil saturday night jose gill vega, father of eight, was 63 years old. he had been on the force for 35 years, and was set to retire this december. >> we have an officer who was qualified for retirement five years ago. here he is, 35 years in, and still pushing the patrol car, for our community, to make it better. on a day he wasn't even scheduled to work. >> reporter: officer leslie zereby was married to a, sheriff's deputy and return back from work from maternity leave their daughter was just four months old. >> here we have a wonderful, young, dedicated female officer, that pressed forward every day to make it better for everybody else. she gave it her all. >> reporter: palm springs police department is expected to provide more tea tails about at rest of the suspect whom they say is known to police, his identity has in the the yet been released.

live from the sat center, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. donald trump find himself in the storm of trouble ahead of his second presidential debate. the his vulgar members and we will to have answer to voters about the recording tonight when he faces off with hillary clinton at washington university. debate will follow a panel format with his much more casual featuring questions from voters in the audience. with pennsylvania, a prime battle will ground state in 2016, bernie sanders is campaigning on behalf of hillary clinton. the yesterday he rallied democrats in south philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff was there. >> thank you, philadelphia. >> reporter: while campaigning for hillary clinton and katie mcginty in south philadelphia senator bernie sanders did not mix words when it came to his

thoughts about 2005 tape that captured derogatory language regarding women, spoken by republican presidential nominee donald trump. >> i think you got the a spoiled brat, i think you got a person who grew up very, very wealthy who thinks that he is entitled to do anything that he wants. >> i never said i'm a perfect person. >> reporter: in trump's apology video he conclude by pointing to what he feels is mistreatment of women by the clintons. >> bill clinton has actually abuse wood man and hillary has bullied and attacked, shamed, and intimidated his victims. >> reporter: i asked senator sanders if he saw any validity. >> of course not. i don't believe that is a true but be sensible might want to take responsible for his own actions. >> reporter: somewhat overshadowed was friday release of hacked hillary clinton e-mails that seem to demonstrate the kind of relationship between clinton and wall street that senator sanders had been so critical

of while campaigning against her. i asked him about this he told me he believed in where the party is right now, and quote whatever clinton may have said behind closed doors is fine. reporting from south philadelphia, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. you can watch donald trump and hillary clinton in highly anticipated second presidential debate tonight, it starts at 9:00 right here on cbs-3 followed by "eyewitness news" at 11:00. investigators believe an electrical fire swept through homes of the the five trenton families, three alarm fire on holmes avenue started around 5:00 yesterday morning. no one was hurt, investigators say fire started in an electrical panel and one home, and then spread to the other. well, hurricane matthew continues to create misery for people on the south east coastline at least ten people in the u.s. have died and scott mcqueen reports flooding remains a huge problem. >> we have just have to a how our guardian angels to take

care of our homes. >> reporter: susan freeman was among thousands of georgia residents who chose to take their chanes. she hunkered down inside her savanna home a decision she would soon regret. >> i heard cracking, popping all night long, scary, very scary. >> reporter: hurricane matthew did not make land fall in georgia but close enough to bring wind strong enough to up root trees and take down power lines and rain that swamped homes and cut off roads. >> i would say that the damage is not as widespread. there is certainly some significant areas of damage. >> reporter: matthew did make land fall between charleston and merit will beach, south carolina but by the time it got there it weakened to a category one hurricane. still matthew was strong enough to make more than 100 road impassable, knock out power to hundreds of thousands of people, and leave a big mess behind. >> we were able to do the best we could to keep everybody safe and to keep in mind that lives are what is most important. >> reporter: while south

carolina cleans up, north caroline ace still batoning down. >> i'm extremely concerned since this hurricane has been downgraded, that people will let up their guard. >> reporter: storm has turned deadly in that state and eastern portion has started to see record flooding. forecasters expect matthew to move off shore early sunday. in savanna, georgia i'm scott mcqueen. fourteen police officers and elect officials from it thely are in delaware county and they are meeting with local police and county officials, "eyewitness news" was there as they soluted each other in front of the courthouse in media. these italian guests are from 90 minutes east of naples. they are here to watch demonstration of the county's emergency response vehicles and equipment including swat machines and bomb unit. >> their passion, their passion for america, their love for america and their love, it is equal but italians are passionate the about their country and they are passionate about america it is

just an honor for me. >> official from his delaware county treated the italian guests at lunch in media. we have a lot more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" these kid are not just doing yoga for fun but they are using their bodies and mind to overcome obstacles. why doctors say it is best medicine. after a week off carson wentz is ready to take those lions, later in "eyewitness sports". as philadelphia deals with rain matthew makes a move, eyewitness weather is just minutes away, stay with u

welcome back. rounding the pavement to help your pounding headaches. "eyewitness news" in philadelphia's wissohickon parkas miles for migraine 2-mile work and five and 10k runs kick off. event raise as wearness in fund in fight against migraines. award were handed out for top three finisher in the male and female categories. cw philly, cbs-3 and komen philadelphia teaming up for fight against breast cancer turning local landmarks pink. this is philadelphia college of osteopathic medicine glowing beautifully in pink. october is national breast cancer awareness month and pink lights are meant to be a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. and how about this, this sight, top of the symphony house condos in center city pretty in pink. this is 15th year for lights

for the cure campaign, you can find more information on our web site at cbs philly.com/cure. on the cbs-3 healthwatch a different kind of therapy is more popular for children. there are no pills, no doctors, in fact, main ingredient is the mind. "eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it works. >> this science was discovered. >> reporter: eleven year-old child says school can cause stress but she knows how to deal witt. >> you know how like something really just irritates you and you are just like. >> reporter: sixth grader has practiced ohio and meditation for three years. she attend free classes after school. >> exhale. >> reporter: these extracurricular activities are becoming more popular in schools nationwide, examples have of mine, body, therapy. >> they include biofeedback, hipnosis, meditation, yoga. >> reporter: pediatrician erika saabina is co author of the new medical report that shows, mind, body, therapy can

help children and teens overcome physical and emotional pain. it can also help with behavioral problems. >> the therapy that is directed at our mind ability to help our body, or our whole person, be better, healthier. >> we will have these, when you are younger and you you can have them when you are older and your life can be smoother. >> reporter: researchers say mind, body skills students learn can help them for the rest of their lives and doctors say parents are also embracing mine, body therapy as an alternative to giving their children medications. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> really cool. the justin, i'm a big fan of yoga. on the delaware river they have actual yoga on the water, craziest thing, probably in the best morning to be out there doing that. >> not today. it is windy, nasty, cool, breezy. we have steady rain from the city south and east. it will change this afternoon. we will get this rain out of here and see some sunshine but

wind will kick up as well, certainly will feel like october if you like fall weather. you'll love this forecast for the next 48 hours. but this moisture here is combined with matthew and a cold front which is pretty much lined up over us right now. that front squeezing out is what left of the moisture from post tropical cyclone matthew. it doesn't look like a hurricane. it lost tropical characteristics but still has hurricane force wind. center off hat race but moisture off to the north. you can see steady rains, delaware, south jersey. check it out dover delaware brighter yellow indicating heavier rain southward into sussex county. rain is lining upright along i-95. not much happening as we head toward chester county and northern bucks and montgomery and then that steady rain continues into south jersey. this continues through the morning, as what is left of matthew head back out to sea. you can see center right there 30 miles, east of cape hatteras north carolina. we have improvements in our forecast but decent amount of rain over past 24 hours, especially from the city south and east. like i said not much showing

up by radar estimates north of philadelphia but we're in the two to 3-inch zone, basically from dover delaware southward parts of the cumberland county, new jersey as well as cape may county. enclose to 4-inch's long extreme southern delaware. that is not good. they have had 13 inches from the other storm a week and a half ago. fifty's right now for our temperatures. forty's this mount pocono. that is a sign of the cooler air mass. forty-seven in buffalo. forty-six in state college. tonight getting chilly. widespread 40's for the delaware valley. i think a lot of the suburbs doctor in the 30's early tomorrow morning. reason is that wind, the flow coming from the north. it is a cooler, dryer air from canada right now win speeds around 15 miles an hour increasing this afternoon. these are sustain wind 20 to 30 especially along the coast but we can get gusts in the 40's possibly across extreme southern new jersey, and then the delaware coastline. tomorrow, still breezy, not quite as strong as what we're dealing with today. because of the these strong wind wind advisory goes into effect 8:00 this morning until 6:00 this evening for southern

new jersey, and central southern delaware. wind may gust up to 45. looking at matthew again, center of the storm just off hat race. look at the cloud displaced to the thort. it does not look like a tropical system. it is named post tropical cyclone matthew but still packs hurricane force wind. mostly off shore. we are just left with tropical storm warnings, and for the outer banks of the north carolina we will see improving conditions this afternoon. cold front finally able to push matthew out to sea. we will get clearing skies. high pressure build back in. this sets up for real nice weather later this afternoon and tonight and columbus day and into tuesday. a good stretch coming at us, with dry forecast, 64 is it, that is all we cannery bound to today with sunshine this afternoon and it stays breezy. tonight that north wind continues, 48 for the low temperature for the city. suburbs north and west will be dropping in the zero's. check it out. this is what we are waking up to tomorrow, lower 40's berks county, lehigh veil, lower to mid 40's in south jersey. extended forecast a lot of sunshine coming at us, upper

60's next couple days. we will reach lower 07's wednesday and thursday. something for everyone there, rahel. >> justin, thank you. 6:48. let's check with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. if i can ask you the question, our collogues at kyw just sent me a tweet saying that his drive from philadelphia to bucks county on i-95 was brutal. he was hydroplaning because of this rain are you seeing the same thing. >> yes, in fact, we are looking at 95 now just near the airport you can see the rain. it is very very easy to hydro pe when we have conditions like this in the morning. roadways are very slick, and they are coated with rain. the best thing to do is to take our time. we have to deal with reduced visibility as you know, so again, take your time, allow a safe distance between you and the other driver and you should be okay. again, this is i-95 at the airport, no delays, here, as despite the rain, we have no delays, or accidents, to tell you about and traffic is moving okay, again, folks

taking their time this morning. we're going to move the traffic come to the schuylkill expressway, this is schuylkill expressway east of montgomery, and that traffic is moving along here, a little bit more traffic here then on that portion of i-95 we saw. but what is on it is moving. again, just take your time, this morning, and on to ben franklin bridge mid span, in delays or problems on the ben franklin bridge, and further up 295 northbound we have a new road construction layout, two left lanes, for traffic continuing on 295 north bound, between 42 and 168, and right lane is for people exiting at 28, black horse pike, that is scheduled for november. other than in delays or problems. if you are shore bound bring the umbrella in problems on 42, 55, ac expressway or garden state parkway. in philadelphia, arch street, westbound shut down between second street and fourth street, for old city festival. that is the very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel being about a to you. very good advice there just take it slow and stay with us here on cbs-3

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has had extra time to prepare for lions because of the bye week. after sometime off, he says, he cannot wait to play. after all, it is a charmed piss tense. since becoming a starter. >> it has within fun. i'm playing ball. i'm out there with these guys. you know, i just love every part of this game. the preparation, coming in here, every day, being around these guys, there is not many things i would rather do in the world. it has been fun. i'm glad things have turned out the way they have. >> we have sit back for a whole week and hear about how good we have been and when you do that you you want to make sure you come back, and you trying to continue it on from the first few weeks. >> eagles/lions game time at 1:00. we will get you red which the game with toyota sun take kick off. leslie van arsdal will join with us merrill reese, plus we will go one on one with doug pederson. join us a the 11:30 a.m. right here on cbs-3. sixers visiting the

cleveland cavilers, injury report for sixers pretty extensive. five players missing in action, including jahlil okafor and nerlens noel. once again joel embiid front and center, on a minutes restriction can play only 12. he got the sixers first points of the game with the big old jam right there. don't think about attempt ago this pass from dario saric. later in the first, two hook up once again, joel, cutting, gets the lay up. second quarter big fellow, showing the range, this is what gets you excited because he can do this, straight away three, knocks it down. embiid 12 points on four for ten shooting and four rebound. >> lebron james played 17 minutes, had 15 points, we're not surprised by that. he is pretty, good. cleveland beat sixers 108-105. now to hockey, flyers final game of the preseason, they are up in boston, the bean taking on bruins. game went into overtime and bonus period, the bruins ryan spooner on the break away beats steve mason.

orange and black lose one to nothing. season starts this friday in l.a. college foot paul now easy for penn state to find motivation. one, home coming. two they were hosting undefeated maryland. why in the celebrate the by handing materials their first loss of the season. 101,000 packing beaver stadium, festive environment as always in happy valley. pick it up in the second quarter lions up by three. the quarterback trace mcsorely 9-yard out, as he goes for the touchdown. seventeen-seven penn state. still in the second, take kwan barkley, just terrible. up the gut he goes. twenty-four-14, nittany lions. he had aid career high 202-yard rushing. third quarter mcsorely airing it out to deandre thompkins, go get it. he does. 70-yard score. penn state wins 524 yards of offense. happy home coming, penn state. upsets maryland 38-14. on the main line villanova

hosting rhode island, wildcats looking for their fifth straight win. first quarter cats up seven to nothing. zach bernardcheck, to rye on bell, you got to watch out for those bells. they will get you have time. 36-yard touchdown. fourteen love nova. still in the first, hand off, to aaron forbes, where is he? moving by the defending. he goes 67-yard. villanova shutting out rhode island, just 35-nothing. over in franklin field, penn taking on central connecticut state. no score in the first. penn quarterback alex torkin, calls his own number, and still in the first, this time to nicholas bacham, 19-yard score and quakers taking down blue devils 28-16, your final score. that is all for sorts, i'm don bell, have a great day. well, the chicago cubs have a two games to in lead over san francisco giants in the the national league division series.

kyle hen direction hit a two run single in the bottom of the second. in the bottom of the fourth, travis wood slams a solo home runs. cubs win five-two. three division games are scheduled for today. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 but here's what we have coming up at 7:00 fighting the zika virus with help from mother nature, find out how hurricane matthew could stop the spread of the the virus. plus it is a delauren dream come true why this high school student was lucky enough to get a ride in the delauren, just like in back to the future. and yes, it has been a wet weekend but you will be able to put away umbrellas, justin will let us know

you heard him say it awake in a nightmare that is feeling in the palm springs police department after 2b loved officers are killed and another injured, it is a story that has been developing overnight and now we have new information on the man accused of killing them. plus this... >> reporter: donald trump's latest controversy is impacting the second presidential debate before it even beginning i'm jamie you kiss in washington university with the very latest. and matthew has been downgraded from a hurricane but it is still wreaking havoc. is there devastating flooding from virginia, to florida, we will show you where things