it's official. when gas prices will take a big jump. but first. >> it wasn't supposed to happen. >> heartache, beyond words. friends and family are devastated after two teenagers are killed in a crash on roosevelt boulevard. police say the driver was rushing to the hospital to see his father and ran a red light. i'm yukee washington.

>> and i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. natasha? >> reporter: here behind me the memorial has been growing throughout the night as friends and family members try to come to grips with two young lives lost. a somber gathering at the scene of where two young lives were lost. >> it wasn't supposed to happen. >> reporter: police say the 18-year-old driver of a hyundai sonata was rushes to the hospital to see his father when he ran a red light on roosevelt boulevard causing a crash that left his 19-year-old brother and his 16-year-old friend dead. maggie died at the scene. the driver's brother later died at the hospital. the force of the impact with an suv sent the car with the teenagers crashing into this light pole. >> very difficult to handle and process. >> reporter: friends and loved ones returned to the scene of

the deadly accident describing two teens who were full of life, lives cut far too short. >> he was a really good friend. really close. he was always there for everybody. it breaks my heart. he's gone now. >> she always made the family laugh. she had that bright, beautiful orange hair and a gorgeous smile. and any time she walked in the room, she always lit it up. >> reporter: two families are now left grieving in what investigators began as a son trying to get to the hospital to see his father who had been robbed and beaten at gunpoint trying to deliver food just 45 minutes before the deadly crash. such a tragic series of events leading up to this deadly crash. meantime the 18-year-old driver's identity has not not been released. he did suffer some minor injuries as did the 55-year-old

female driver of the suv. investigation is continuing into the crash as well as the robbery. we're live in olney tonight. >> philadelphia police are investigating the death of a teenager after a student died at a residential treatment facility for juveniles with behavioral health issues. detectives say a 17-year-old tried barricading himself in his room. staff put him in a head like while restraining him and he hit his head and died. >> i'm taking him home right now. i'm going to decide over the weekend whether i'm going keep him in the program or not. >> philadelphia police say the homicide unit is still investigating. no chargings have been filed. >> 24 days until election day and tonight two more women are accusing donald trump of inappropriate sexual behavior. a former contestant on "the

apprentice" shared her story today. she says trump kissed and groped her at the beverly hills hilton. trump brought his female supporters on stage with him at a rally tonight he says his accusers are not telling the truth. >> as you have seen, i am a victim of one the great political smear campaigns in the history of our country. they are coming after me to try and destroy what is considered by even them the greatest movement in the history of our country. >> reporter: also today another many woman told the "the washington post" trump reached up her skirt in the 1990s. hillary clinton rallied campaign workers at her seattle office tonight. the democratic nominee told them the race has been so unpredictable and to work hard to get supporters out to vote. clinton called the latest allegations and the entire trump controversy heartbreaking.

>> i take no satisfaction in what is happening on the other side with my opponent. it hurts our country, it hurts our democracy. it sends terrible messages. >> reporter: meanwhile wikileaks released a new batch of e-mails from the account of clinton's campaign chairman. in one an official advised clinton to apologize. new research reveals this election is stressing americans out. so maybe you feel your anxiety rising at times. still ahead, i talked to an expert about how to keep your cool and calm during the final weeks of this presidential race. >> new jersey governor chris christie has signed legislation hiking the state's gas tax by $0.23 to help pay for transportation projects. it goes from 14.5 cents per gallon to 37.5 cents per gallon starting november 1st. this is the first time since

1988 that the gas tax is best raised. concerns are growing tonight over the air quality at a wilmington elementary school. pull as ski elementary is open to students right now aside from three rooms that are closed off. air combalt issues came to light in august. records show that mold was located and cleaning did take place but that the issue was not entirely resolved and some say the issue extends beyond mold. >> the thought is that it's isolated but it seems to be a problem throughout the school. so there's a problem with mice, there's a problem with maggots, there's a problem with mildew, mold and termites. >> these photos display some of what the councilwoman is talking about. she has been critical of the matter since it came to her attention. today inspectors from the health department toured the school. she and the district have agreed whether or not the school will

remain open will depend on their findings. >> a piece of royal real estate has finally sold after about four months on the market. as eyewitness news reporter david spunt tells us the home was the birthplace of grace kelly and reportedly the buyers are her royal family in monaco. >> i don't know why if somehow an undiscovered gem. >> reporter: christina is proud of her neighborhood and says the home next door makes things even better. it happens to be the childhood home of hollywood star turned princess of monaco, grace kelly. >> i remember when i was a little girl reading about grace kelly, i would never have expected i would be living next to her house. >> reporter: she moved next door to the famous home in 1994. >> it's a beautiful house. >> reporter: grace's father jen kelly senior built home in 1929. the family lived here until the early 1970s and 40 years later

they're coming home. it's taken 40 years because of what christina admits were dark times. the previous owner was cited for hoarding cats. animal control had to get involved. >> we didn't see the cats. in the summer when it was hot you could sometimes smell the stench outside, actually. it was that bad. >> reporter: she recently has been in touch with members of the late princess's family and is overjoyed they now own the house. the last listed price $750,000. final plans for the home have not been announced. >> tonight the attention of the entire world is focused on monaco. >> reporter: grace kelly died in a car accident in 1982. she was just 52 years old. as construction begins in the coming months, christina believes grace kelly will watch over the project with firm approval. >> i'm sure her father would have been just thrilled that it still is part of the family.

>> reporter: david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> tonight the philadelphia naacp is celebrating living legends in the civil rights movement. >> this year's theme is a new society: our responsibility to community renewal. the widow of civil rights leader reverend ralph abernathy. the next time you hop on a plane there is one item you can't bring with you. what's now off limits on all u.s. flights. plus. >> i know people who have unfriended each other, aren't speaking with each other. >> this election year is stressing us out. some of us, anyway. that's according to a new survey. the best way to cope when politics gets ugly. >> and it will be the first

frost of the season for many across the delaware valley. we'll talk p a chilly night ahead and a big rebound into next week with some record warmth in story in your full forecast coming up next. >> and it's time for the friday football frenzy. highlights from all around the region. friday night light

from 24 hour news channels to social media, we can't seem to escape the drama that's playing out in this year's election and it's stressing a lot of people out. >> a new survey shows more than half of americans say the race for president is a source of stress. so how do you keep it from affecting you? >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temp meant of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> reporter: when you think of this election season. >> it's almost like a war. >> it's been really devicive.

>> a little out of control. >> i would definitely say it's ugly. >> reporter: perhaps that's why some experts it's causing americans chronic stress. >> i think at times, yes. it's too much. something new every day. >> my stress comes in what the outcome is going to be. >> there's a lot of uncertainty. >> pretty much feel we're stuck either way. >> reporter: in an article published in psychology today a doctor says the anxiety associated with campaign 2016 has influenced how we process information. >> part of our brain called the amygdala triggers fear or anger and we respond in a survival mode. >> reporter: that can impair our judgment, triggering defensive reactions. >> i know people who have unfriended each other, aren't speaking with each other, it becomes a personal tact because of how pu feel. >> i think that you either have to be part of one side or the other. >> i think there's a lost us that are not caught in that and

that really just want to elect a leader that will work bipartisanly. >> reporter: how can we deal with the stress of politics. >> there are mindfulness practices where people can breathe out fear and breathe in peace. >> breathe in all the peace. >> that's some good peace right there. >> breathe it all in. the apa also released a list of coping mechanisms which include limiting your consumption of politics, avoiding discussions where there's potential for conflict and channelling your concerns into civic engagement and if all else fails there's always adult coloring books. >> sthen you have the stress of staying between the lines. can't win. the faa is banning all galaxy note 7s from all u.s. flights. this ban comes after samsung

announced this week it would no longer produce the galaxy note 7. officials warn that passengers caught trying to hide the phone in their luggage will face criminal prosecution. starting monday u.s. visitors to cuba can bring home cigars and rum with no restrictions. it still won't be possible to order online and have them ship internationally. the move comes in a new round of executive actions by president obama. >> a parade of pink is make it's way through the region. the season g. komen three-day started this morning. they're committed to walk 120 miles a day for three days. friends with heart is the largest team taking part in the komen three-day. >> we're teaming up in the fight against breast cancer. a cascade of pink lights in the skyline, absolutely beautiful. >> and take a look at franklin

square where the fountain is basically a pink waterfall. the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. this is the 15th year. you can find more information at cbsphilly.com/cure. >> a little chilly in the morning, especially tomorrow. beautiful sunshine, dry conditions. no rainfall to worry about. you can always physical therapy on a sweatshirt and right now might be reaching for a sweatshirt or a jacket. a live look at center city philadelphia, we drop back to 56 degrees, winds out of the northwest our dew points have dropped off significantly from yesterday. now we have that nice and dry fall-like air in place but it is yielding chilly temperatures down into the 40s in some areas. 42 in princeton and across the area those chilly temperatures reflected nearing 32 degrees

already in mount pocono, we're down into the 40s down the shore as well. we have the clear skies and the calm winds and that allows for radiational cooling and also great conditions for the frost formation. the first frost of the season for many. frost advisory in effect until 9:00 in the morning tomorrow. a large portion of south jersey watching out for temperatures falling off into the 30s. cover up those plants, bring them in because forecast lows overnight falling back into the 30s for most of us. back to 43 degrees in philadelphia so a chilly start for the continuation tomorrow, 67 degrees sunday looking great as well, mostly sunny with some late day clouds and an even warmer high temperature at 72 degrees. quiet conditions, crystal clear

skies up towards the poconos dealing with high level cloud cover streaming in. those clouds will dissipate as we move out west we had two water spouts turn tornadoes in coastal towns in oregon so extremely rare. one of those rated an ef-2. still dealing with weather in this area due to the remnants of a typhoon. hard to believe crazy weather there. here nice and quiet, high pressure in control as we head into our saturday. we climb into the low 70s as we head into 70. mostly sunny conditions with a few clouds and a few more clouds into monday. clans of a passing shower but altogether a pretty dry day. overnight tonight, mostly clear areas of forecast falling back to 43 degrees and tomorrow a beautiful day in store. nice all across the region tomorrow we top in the upper 50s in the poconos, low 60s down the shore with bright sunshine.

we take clear skies into tomorrow night as well so good viewing for the super moon. a harvest moon what we call our full moon in the month of october. the super moon appears 7% larger and 30% brighter than your average full moon. you may have already noticed that tonight. what is the definition? when the moon orbits the earth it orbits in a proximity below 224,000 miles of distance. so pretty sciency there for you as we head into next week there's a chance of a passing shower on monday. we're up to 78 degrees by tuesday. that's about 10 degrees above our average. sunshine returns on wednesday with some record warmth, 80 degrees. would tie the record high temperature in philly. >> talking a little ice? >> the flyers getting back to business tonight. starting their season in los angeles and the eagles getting ready for

katie v/she stays late.rd. but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers. pat toomey has voted time after time against equal pay for women, against pay that helps hard working families get ahead. katie o/c: for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women. families need it; you've earned it. katie v/o: i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. the fly guys out in hollywood taking on the l.a. kings and right now we have no score in the first period. the eagles will be facing a red-hot washington team on sunday. they've won three in a row. thanks to kirk cousins. >> push the ball around to a lot of different players.

he has enough arm strength to attack the whole field. he can throw the ball deep over the top and that fits desean jackson. there's going to be three or four times in the game they're going to leash a deep he's taken a bunch of hits this year. >> >> now that was an intro! thank you guys. another night of high school football and another beautiful day filled with a lot of big-time action. let's get right to the public league. it must be nice to be just this fast that you kind of almost get

board. central with a 42-8 victory. we have edison going to the air and looking for the end west chester east visiting sun valley. tim brooks with huge sack.

west chester east with a shut-out. egg harbor washington west depthforward the big winner. this one picked off. gets a solid return 14-12 the final. reading and daniel boone. 91 yards for the score.

so reading the winner, 32-13. now don't go anywhere. you wanted it so you got it. the game of the week, father

>> it's time now for our game of the week as voted on by you the fans. this week we have a catholic league

the prep started the scoring first but judge coming right back. robert king on the move throws into the end zone for the touchdown right there. 7-7. back comes the prep. judge trying to get in the end zone through the air, this time it's robert king on the move once again, picked off. st. joe's prep back on more prep this time it is philip o'connor with the interception right here. he's going to take that one all

the way back. so st. joe's prep the winner

our morning team is back tomorrow at 5:00 to 7:00. >> we're always on. the late show is next. >> thank you for watching. have a great weekend. good night family and sleep well.

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