family and friend in heartache this morning after a tragedy along roosevelt boulevard, coming up, where a driver was trying to go just before, a crash that killed his brother and another passenger. donald trump presents his female supporters amid more sexual misconduct supporters while hack e-mails haunt hillary clinton i'm's craig boswell with the latest on the race for the white house. an important warning for travelers, beginning today the popular item that is no longer allowed in airplanes. it is saturday october 15th i'm rahel solomon. yesterday was beautiful. lets get over to justin drabick with eyewitness weather. today you say more of the same. >> if you liked yesterday you'll love today. pattern we are moving into,

not typical for october. we will be talking about upper 70's near 80's in the seven day forecast good that brings a smile to my face. >> i'm with you on that. no humidity either. if you do not like the warmth you will not have humidity. really for the next week or so. there is no big chances for rain as well. outdoor activities a go over the next several days. the this morning a little chilly. we will get cool mornings, so typical and then warm afternoons. grab that heavier coast. clear skies, center city. we have 46 degrees, calm wind and clear skies, that allows that temperature to drop off. there is suburbs, down into the 30's and close to freezing this morning. we have that frost advisory in effect until 9:00 o'clock this morning for northwestern suburbs up through lehigh valley and interior south jersey. all of these locations down in the 30's, this morning. and, clouds moving off shore so we're left with clear skies, expect a lot of sunshine today, so, no bit of rain this weekend.

allentown 37 degrees. thirty-eight in reading. lower 40's in wilmington at this hour. interior south jersey millville checks in the at 39. quakertown at the freezing mark, this hour, it is 38 in willow grove and doylestown. we will drop another degree or two right before sunrise, and this morning allow the suburbs. on our way up to 68. nice rebound this afternoon. light breeze. shed jacket with that sunshine, feeling pretty strong out there and even this time of the year at the shore. mid 60's in the sun. poconos in good shape. we will talk about when these 80-degree temperatures return in a seven day in a few minutes. thanks, justin. heart break for friend and family of two teenagers kill in the crash along roosevelt boulevard. fail police say driver was rushing to the hospital to see his father, who ran a red light. "eyewitness news" report's natasha brown went to the scene where loved ones gathered to remember the victims. >> reporter: somber gathering at scene of the where two young lives were lost. >> it wasn't supposed to

happen. >> reporter: police say 18 year-old driver of the hyundai was rushing to the hospital, to see his father when he ran a red light on roosevelt boulevard. causing a crash that left his brother, 19 year-old osman zeylnov and his 16 year-old friend maggie lynn goloff dead. maggie died at the scene. driver's brother later died at the hospital. the force of the impact with the suv sent the car with the teenagers crushing into this light pole. >> very difficult to handle, at this moment. >> reporter: maggie goloff and osman zeylnov heart broken friend and loved ones returned to the scene of the deadly accident describing two teens full of life, a life cut far too short. >> they were really close. he was always there for everybody. it breaks my heart, that he is gone now. >> she always made the family laugh. she had a bright, beautiful orange hair and gorgeous smile, and anytime she walk if the room she always lit it up.

>> reporter: two families are left grieving in what investigators say began as a son trying to get to the hospital to see his father who had been robbed, beaten at gunpoint trying to deliver food, just 45 minutes before the deadly crash. the tragic series of events, meantime the 18 year-old driver's identity has this is yet been released. the five five-year old female driver in the suv suffered minor injuries, as did the 18 year-old driver in this case, and this car crash is under investigation as well as the robbery involving the 18 year-old's father. if will olney, natasha brown, for cb. "eyewitness news". philadelphia police are investigating the death of the teenager after a scuffle at a residential academy for students. the student died at wordsworth academy in wynfield heights the residential treatment center for juvenile was behavioral health issues. detectives say a 17 year-old tried to barricade himself into his room, staff member put him in a head lock while

trying to restrain him and teenager hit his head. he tied around 9:30, thursday night and parents say this incident has them rethinking the center. >> taking him home right now and decide over the weekend whether we will keep him in the program or not. >> reporter: philadelphia police say homicide unit is investigating but no charges have been yet filed. well, donald trump is trying to discredit woman a contusion him of inappropriate sexual behavior as two more accusers have come forward and hillary clinton's campaign is dealing with more e-mails leaked by hackers. craig boswell has the latest from the campaign trail. >> donald trump paraded female supporters on stage, during a rally in charlotte. >> trump train. >> reporter: he again insisted he did not have acted inappropriately toward female accusers who stepped forward this week. >> i am a victim of one of the great political smear campaigns in the the history of our country. >> reporter: two more accusers surfaced friday, summer was a contestant on the apprentice in 2006.

>> he came to me and started kissing me open mouth as he was pulling me toward him. >> reporter: another woman told washington post trump reached up her skirt in the 1990's. >> these al-zawahirigations, are 100 percent false. they are made up. they never happened. >> i take no satisfaction in what is happening on the other side with my opponent, it the hurts our country, it hurts our democracy, and it send terrible messages. >> reporter: hillary clinton has her own challenges, wikileaks released e mates claimed it hacked from john podesta in, one former michigan governor jennifer, suggested clinton should bus tables at dennie's, to prove she's not out of touch with working americans. another official advised clinton to apology guys for using a private e-mail server calling apologies clinton's achilles heel. another urge her to find an emotional connection to be

bold and not politically calculating. wikileaks claims it has more than 50,000 e-mails, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and, just 23 days left until election day, and stay with "eyewitness news" for everything you need to know as we count down to november 8th. we are also following, the race for u.s. senate here in pennsylvania. a lot of people around the country are watching this one, incumbent path the path toomey and katie mcginty go head to head for the the first time in a couple days. watch their first debate right here on cbs-3 monday night at 7:00 and then look for full coverage and reaction on "eyewitness news" at the 11:00. well, that much dreaded hike at new jersey gas pumps is coming november 1st. governor chris christie has signed legislation that raises state's gas tax by 23 cents per gallon. increase will go toward an eight year, 16 billion-dollar transportation funding program, in exchange for the gas tax hike, the state's sales tax will be cut, and the estate tax will be eliminated. union members are set to

vote tomorrow on whether to go on strike. contract for bus drivers, subway and trolley operators expires at the end of this month. if they vote yes, union local 234 says the strike will begin november 1st. main sticking point is the pension plan. the last time they walk with the six day strike in 2009. twu represents more than 5700 workers. philadelphia police believe they have caught the man wanted for an attack on a septa driver. ruben beyond son, you see on your screen is charged with ago rate add all the and several other crimes for the attack in august. civil lance camera shows the man getting beaten up. one point he is hit in the face. after the video was a released beyond son turned himself in. and starting to day, airline passengers are no longer allowed to bring their samsung galaxy note seven smart phones on planes, as marlee hall reports, concerns over fire hazards, prompted the department of transportation to take drastic action. >> reporter: leave your

samsung galaxy note seven smart phone at home, that is the emergency order from the department of transportation, which banned the phones on u.s. flights, over fire concerns. passengers cannot carry or pack the phones, and they cannot be shipped as cartons with the phone's lithium ion battery can over heat and catch fire. that happened to brian green's samsung forcing evacuation of the southwest airlines flight. >> i heard some popping, that sounded like a zip-lock bag popping opened, and looked around to see what that was and there was smoke biloing pouring out. >> reporter: several carriers had just stocked their planes with fire containment bags designed to hold burning devices. samsung recalled more than 2.5 million of the short phones, and earlier this week discontinued production. marlee a hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead severe weather in oregon we will show you a rare tornado captured on camera and tell you what is next for the pacific northwest. plus a driver trapped, and

screaming for help, see what happens as her suv goes under the water, up next. also ahead. >> hey, these students will never for get this day as they find out where they are going to college. don't miss one girl's priceless reaction after she over came incredible

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like that. >> no. >> justin, i took my two dogs to the park and sat on the park bunch, listening to music. >> do it again today. >> hard to find any complaints this weekend. temperatures right where they should be, a lot of sunshine, we are lock in the dry pattern, frost, and is there something for everyone if you like it warm wait a few more days. talk about those temperatures close to 80 degrees. it will not be a bad day in south jersey at the shore, sunshine today, light breeze, could be a little bit of fog in some spots with the light wind but all is quiet, chilly morning though but in the afternoon we have highs in the the mid 60's. looking at these temperatures at this hour interior south jersey, it is chilly, 39 degrees, normally cool spot in millville, 42 in the atlantic city airport, 47 in wildwood, in capitol city delaware at 48. around philadelphia same deal, 38 degrees in mount holly, officially 46 degrees. coldest temperature this month is 45, we may make a run for that this morning, we could drop another degree or two

before sunrise. looking at the suburbs, quakertown sitting at freezing at this hour a chilly 34, in pottstown, 29 degrees, up in who mount pocono at this hour. frost advisory until 9:00 this morning for northwestern suburbs of pennsylvania and interior south jersey, talking about those temperatures down in the mid 30's in spots, and obviously hopefully you protect your plants overnight, the last night. here's is what happening, storm scan three, nothing, high pressure is dominating the mid-atlantic and northeast and that will keep our skies mainly sunny. higher cloud moving off the two south and east and we will be left with plenty of sunshine, great conditions for the komen three day this weekend. today's forecast high up to 68 . may feel warm in that sunshine and light breeze, tomorrow, it is even warmer as we finish off that walk. 73 degrees for the afternoon high on sunday. cool night, warm afternoon, perfect ingredient to get that bright fall color and we are starting to see that especially northern part of

the region, we will get up to the lehigh valley and poconos, starting to see moderate change in those colors. still not a whole lot around philadelphia and surrounding suburbs, again, little bit this time of the year but not until late october until we typically peak around philadelphia with that fall foliage. today right on target upper 60's in the the sunshine, nice, light breeze, tonight another chilly night not quite as cold as this morning. tomorrow we will break in the lower 70's and each day gets warmer. there will be a little will front just to our north on monday, bringing up some clouds and stray shower not the a big deal, warm ahead of the front upper 70's. that front doesn't bring cooler air but gets warmer for middle of the next week. future weather showing nothing but sunshine and a few fair weather cloud, tonight, nice and quiet, same deal tomorrow morning, few areas have of fog, tomorrow, we will get a few clouds, that is bit, nice mild afternoon in the lower 60's. today's temperatures in the mid to upper 60's in most locations, close to 60 in the

poconos. tonight chilly, widespread 40's, in the surrounding suburbs and then tomorrow we're breaking in the 70's even up toward lehigh valley, berks county, interior south jersey, it will be a nice day, to finish off the weekend today 68 degrees, sunshine tonight, cool, 52 for the city. forty's in the suburbs. again, clear skies, nothing happening as far as that weather pattern lock in the dry stretch. tomorrow up to 70. slight chance for shower, 78 for the high on monday. look at tuesday and wednesday, 80 degrees. people are like no, it is october. we just don't to have deal with the humidity. it will be nice. warmth continues through at least thursday. >> i feel like at this point we have to save your all of those dates,. >> it will not happen much more. >> enjoy it while we have it. >> justin, thank you. high school fair continues today at pennsylvania convention center. goal of the fair, to help students and parents find the right high school. parents and students can connect with more than 100 district private, charter and catholic high schools from all

across the city. >> normally what would have to happen they would have to make ab appointment. here we have an opportunity to speak directly to the principals, teachers, students currently going to the school. >> estimated 10,000 parents and students are expected to attend. recruiters from the local colleges were in philadelphia to change the lives of students at one high school in just a matter of minutes. the as "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer shows us it is a day these seniors will never forget. >> i got accepted, i got accepted. >> reporter: it was a day of cheers, high five's and a few tears of joy, starting with a bundle of nerves for students philly's crystal ray high school. >> i was almost about to cry but i kept it in. >> reporter: seniors were being interviewed for college, unlike most kids waiting weeks to get accepted, acceptance was instant. >> first one to go to college in my family. >> it is just grateful, thankful for everything. >> reporter: john mcconnell is school's found are. >> getting into college, that is good. our goal, it is that they will

graduate from college. >> reporter: for this young women, waiting was hard. >> stacy came to the united states from haiti when she was 12 after surviving 2010 earthquake that left so many dead and survivors, without a future. >> after a few more minutes after being interviewed, her life change once again. >> you will be accepted to immaculata, congratulations. >> thank you. >> right now, i have to deal with my mom because she works so hard, it has been so rough for me and to see that i made it and it is a dream come true. i don't know. this is what they call in the foreign country the american dream. >> reporter: stacy wants to study criminology when she starts at immaculata a university. other schools represented were rosemont college, newman university, cabrini college,

gwynedd mercy and lasalle university. by the way, crystal ray high school has a 100 percent college acceptance rate. big congratulations to all of the students. nicole brewer for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". great story there. philadelphia naacp celebrates the civil rights movement. they held their again you'll at plaza in university city last night this years theme is a new society, our responsibility, to community renewal. juanita jones is widow of the civil rights ralph abernathy. well, it is still ahead ben fleck on his new role as the accountant. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up ben affleck plays a mysterious man better with numbers then people, rolfed in deadly international dealings in the

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dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. welcome back. heading to the move thinks weekend, ben affleck takes on the role of the mysterious mathematician. kevin frazier from entertainment tonight has a behind the scenes look the at the accountant. >> reporter: this week ben affleck plays a math wizard, man dealing with numbers then people whose secret dealings lead to a deadly plot in the accountant. >> you are different. sooner or later different scares people. >> reporter: ben affleck stars as christian wolf a man with math abilities that he uses to do under the table deeds that draw him into international danger, but the movie wasn't all numbers for a fleck who got the chance to really show off his action skills. >> some of my client are quite

dangerous. >> part have the of the real fun was the training, for fight scenes, and physicality of it. i haven't done a lot of movies like that. i really wanted to work. these guys had a specific sense of the style of fighting, and how a fight should play and i had seen gavin's other films and knew how good he was at that. i was really dedicated to try the action as good, realistic as much, you know, as intense as possible. >> we have to go to the police. >> police cannot the protect you. >> reporter: ben has action part down but does he like doing all that math. >> i have a pocket protect or. >> there is something satisfying about numbers, because they have answers and the world is full of ambiguity and uncertainty and there is something about the whole cold hard truth of math, that is, satisfying. >> how is he? >> the accountant. >> like a cpa accountant. >> not quite. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, now back to you in the studio. americans traveling to

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piece of philadelphia royalty is sold, see grace kelly's house is at home. parade of pinkies making its way through the region this weekend, we will catch up with walkers on a inspirational journey to even breast cancer. and waking up to a chilly start, jackets this morning but you won't need them by the end of the day. that is good news there. good morning i'm rahel solomon. lets get out to meteorologist justin drabick on the die deck with eyewitness weather. justin, i took the coat this morning but at some point today we can ditch that. >> this time of the year sunnies still strong and we will see lots of it. little chilly this morning and we are talking about the frost advisory in the suburbs and for good reason because temperatures are dropping in the 30's but until 9:00 we are under the frost advisory for far northwest suburbs, northern chester county and lehigh valley and all of south jersey, justin land off the coast, under that frost advisory for widespread 30's, for the morning lows and we

are not reaching our lows just yet, we will drop another degree or so right before sunrise but it is chilly. forty-six the at the airport in philadelphia millville at 39 degrees. twenty-nine, up in mount pocono at this hour. we will zoom into the suburbs, we will go in new jersey mount holly, 38 degrees, same deal in doylestown. we are sitting in freezing in quakertown at this hour. the reason is clear skies, calm wind, not allowing temperatures to drop off and clear skies continue through the day-to-day. in threat of any rain, throughout the entire weekend. so some great weather just to get outside and enjoy it. this morning it is chilly, frost 30's and 40's this afternoon, a lot of unis, we will get in the upper 60's which is average, if you like it warmer, wait until tomorrow. few clouds around and we are in the lower 70's and it will keep getting warmer through middle will part of next week. it will feel like the end of summer. we will talk about that in the seven day forecast, rahel, back over to you. we will see you then. justin just mentioned sound like great weather for susan komen three day.

health reporter stephanie stahl takes us to the pennsylvania convention center where walkers are camping out. >> reporter: friend with heart, 56 walkers, strong is the largest team to take part in the komen three day. >> everybody in route is a principales is, so, what would a princess be without a t utu. >> reporter: heart of the team is 49 year-old sharon, who has stage four breast cancer. >> they are my team but they are my family as well. >> pink hair. >> yes, yes. >> because, you know, pinkies for breast cancer. >> reporter: her sister dawn said they manager to much plenty of fun even though the team is walking for a serious cause. >> i keep telling people, you know, as long as they don't have have a cure i will be here every year walking. >> reporter: walk started bright and early friday morning at willow grove mall, hundreds commit to go walk 20 miles a day for three days. >> it truly is city of

propertierly love because our community efforts are tremendous here. >> reporter: doctor sherry is the national spokesperson for the national three take. >> me as an eight year cancer survivor, this means the world to me have to have 750 people, show up to walk 60 miles in three days all to bring an even to breast cancer so i can live. it is awesome. >> reporter: sharon was told she wouldn't survive but was determined to fight for her daughter, jennifer. >> i don't know if i could have gotten through if it wasn't for these people. >> reporter: people on sharon's team friend with heart come from all over to meet weekend long challenge, husband john, has this perspective. >> physically, you know, it is hard but it is not as hard as chemo. >> reporter: walker will be camp out here at the convention center with this 60-y afternoon at the navy yard. i'm stephanie stahl, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i love that, hard but not as hard as chemo. we will catch up with those walkers as they wake up at the convention center this

morning live in the next hour. in other news this morning concerns are growing over the the water quality or air quality i should say at a wilmington elementary school. pulaski elementary is opened to students, aside for one rooms closed off. air quality issues came to light in august. school record show that mold was located, and cleaning did take place, but the issue was not entirely resolved and some say the issue, extend beyond mold. >> it is isolated but it seems to be a problem throughout the school, so, there is a problem with mice, is there a problem with mag on the, mildew mold and termites. >> these display some of what council woman cheryl dorsey-walker has been talking about. she has been critical of the matter since it came to her attention. inspectors towered the school on friday and she and the district have agreed that whether or not the school will remain opened will depend on their findings. a piece of royal real estate in philadelphia's east falls neighborhood has finally sold after four months on the

market. the as "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us home was birthplace of grace kelly and buyers are reportedly her royal family in monaco. >> i don't know why it is somehow an undiscovered gem. >> reporter: cristina is proud of her east falls neighborhood and ace that the home next door makes things even better, it sits at corner of the henry avenue and colter street and happens to be childhood home of the hollywood star turned princess of monaco, grace kelly. >> i remember when i was a little girl reading a book about grace kelly, i never would have expect at that point some day i would be living next door to grace kelly's princess grace home. >> reporter: she moved next door to the famous home in 1994. >> beautiful home, fantastically well built. >> reporter: grace's the father john kelly senior built home in 1929. family lived here until early 1970's. forty years later they are coming home. it has taken 40 years because of what cristina admits were

dark times. the previous owner who passed away recently was cited for hording cats, animal control had to get involve. >> we didn't see the cats, she didn't let any cats outside. in the summer when it was hot you could sometimes smell the cats from outside it was that bad. >> reporter: she recently has been in touch with the members have the late princess's family and overjoyed that they know own the house. last listed price, $750,000. she says that final plans for the home have in the been announced. grace kelly died in a car accident in 1982, she was just 52 years old. as construction begins in the coming months, cristina believes that grace kelly will watch over the project, with firm approval. >> i'm sure the original her father would have been thrilled that it is still part of the family. >> reporter: in east falls, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". starting monday, americans who travel to cuba can now bring home cigars and rum with

no restrictions. the the obama administration lifted $100 limit which could generate hundreds of millions of dollars for cubans but the rum and cigars brought back are only for personal use and cannot be sold. and just a few minutes a proposal that has some new jersians divided over a piece of history. >> what was one of the america's first settlements and amusement parks in the middle of the delaware river. but the future of burlington iran is a little muck i. i'm cleve bryan and i'll explain what the army core of engineers wants to do here and why the city of burlington is fighting back. and if your children play team sports a new app may be worth down loading, it turns out their phone, it turns your phone into a concussion tracking tool that we will show you how it works. a chill for much of the region this morning but just continue is back to tell us about much warmer temperatures in the the

welcome back. burlington city is fighting a plan by u.s. army core of engineers to use a island in the delaware river dump site. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells us the city has environmental concerns. >> reporter: historians say burlington island was part of the new jersey's first settlement and was home to the amusement park with the east coast largest roller coaster. burlington city board of island managers wants to redevelop it the for educational, recreational purposes but there is a problem. some of the 400-acre island belongs to the state of new

jersey and army core of engineers plans to clear cut you the 40 ache tours drum seven dredge spoils. >> it would be horrible, not only for the island board has planned but also for the wild life over there. >> reporter: local neighbor shows us this picture of nesting bald eagles and when we first arrived guess who was a above. they dumped before but in the since 1989. officials say without any direct notice, city just found out that a contract for the clear cutting has been awarded which says work can technically start this saturday. thursday city lawyers issued a cease and desist letter saying any operations taking place on the island without express, authorities and permission of the it is i are illegal. >> we feel new jersey started here. we are trying to bring back this very old colonial town and all of our development efforts are all along the delaware river. we believe this will forward our economic activity because they will see a dirt farm. >> reporter: spokesmen for army core says there is no

time line to begin chopping down trees but some say it is just happening, ever. >> you will never get eco tourism, never get development on the island if it is buried in mud. >> reporter: city officials say since sending out cease and desist letter they have received response from the new jersey department of environmental protection and help plan to have a sit down meeting next week to discuss concerns about the island n burlington it is i, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, over in north caroline, north carolina governor continues to get a firsthand look at the damage from matthew flooding. twenty-four people have died in north carolina as a result of the flooding, and the governor met with residents in the town of princeville where water was up to 10 feet, deep in spots, the town was also inundated in 1999 after hurricane floyd. >> this is called a natural disaster and it is a prolonged, it is the most surreal experience that i have ever had encountered. >> and in the town of princeville at least eight out of ten homes have been damaged by the floods, voter registration has been just

extended in 36 counties in the state, and the hurricane and flooding. and, take a look at this, this man apparently wanted to experience hurricane nicole firsthand as it struck bermuda kevin pierson decided to go outside in the middle of the category three storm. in this video, you can see him struggling against the powerful wind, hopefully he is okay. i would assume justin and others would suggest that you in the do that. take a look at what nicole looked like from the international space station as they crossed over bermuda. nasa shared this video captured from an altitude of 252 miles, nicole moved over the island packing wind of 120 t storm surges which caused flooding. when you see video like that you think of the possible debris that could be flying, any number of things could have happen. >> i got someone's attention and he got it. we're talking bit. but in the smart. you want to stay inside during conditions like that. category three storm.

nicole is a tropical storm over northern atlantic moving to the the north and east and moving away. owe real threats from that storm anymore. we don't have to talk about it. back home, chilly this morning. 44 degrees in our neighborhood network at palmyra cove nature park. looking at delaware nice and glass which that calm cool sky line. lights reflecting off what the they are morning. we have clear skies, light wind, that is allowing temperatures to drop off, to, you know, typical fall numbers, that we deal with in october. october so far has been, near average. we are only a degrees above average when we average high and low together. we're not going to get any big rain chances over next big seven days. high of 78. we will get higher then that next week. our low temperature so far 45. we may challenge that this morning currently we are at 76, at the airport. compared to this time yesterday, anywhere from three to 10 degrees colder, chilly air mass settles in. this will be the coldest morning out of the next seven. thirty-seven in will

allentown. twenty-nine in mount pocono. mid 40's in philadelphia. interior south jersey feeling the chill. there is the warmth to the west, you see core of the cold air right over the ohio valley, mid-atlantic and northeast. we will go out to the u.s., 65 . sixty-four in minneapolis. that warmer air will be tracking east ward. we have a big time warm up in the the forecast. high pressure over us. we have clear skies, clouds to our north and to our south, they will not bother to us day so plenty of unshine, that will get temperatures right here near average for this afternoon. up in the poconos starting to get good change, fall foliage seeing nice color there. sixty for the high, tomorrow a few more cloud, mild at 66. check out monday, high temperature in the mountains near 70 degrees, scattered shower from a cold front. we will talk about that. in rain chance today. high pressure over the north east and keeps us nice and dry and here's front we're talking about that could bring that shower in monday. that is not happening sunday. just a few clouds ahead of the

front. watch what the front does. really never clears us. the gets across northern pennsylvania, brings in some cloud for monday afternoon, and maybe a scattered shower, not a big deal, i wouldn't cancel outdoor plans. that front passes by. we will warm up more for middle of the next week. today very comfortable. the nice rebound. we are 30's and 40's this morning. up to the mid to upper 60's for this have afternoon. another chilly night around 50 for the city. widespread 40's again in the suburbs by the time you wake up sunday morning. the no the quite as cold as this morning. then tomorrow look at the that we're breaking in the lower 70's in spots especially up to the lehigh valley and poconos. here we go, overall trend, watch out for the jet stream starting to ridge out here just to the west of us, that brings in the warmth, and that starts to develop on sunday and just continues to move in, through next week, we're really getting warm air in here for tuesday, wednesday, thursday, making a run at 80 degrees. next storm system approaches very slowly, probably late in the week to next weekend bringing a better chance for some rain. today they right where it should be, this time the of

the year, 68 degrees, tonight, clear cool, 52, here's that extended forecast, lot of sunshine with the exception of the monday a stray shower, upper 70's monday and then 80 on tuesday and wednesday with overnight lows in the 60's. >> i didn't think would i hear you say that for a long time. >> it is the weather. you never know what can happen. >> all right, justin, thank you. a number of people suffering concussions have increased 70 percent in the last five years. there is growing awareness about head injuries but they are trick toy diagnosis. health reporter stephanie stahl has this report from the einstein health care science center on some new technology that could some day >> reporter: philadelphia scientists is testing a new smart phone app that tracks concussion symptoms, it could help doctors better understand and manage young concussion patients. >> it allows the athletes to input their symptoms multiple times a day.

>> reporter: amanda with moss rehab research institute has developed a new app that assesses concussions. >> symptoms can be really difficult to interpret because they are so vague this nature. >> reporter: growing number of the concussions being diagnosed in young athletes doctors say it is important to track the symptoms to know when it is safe to get back in the game. >> instead of doing traditional approach which is just asking somebody how they are doing at one moment in time if we can get this real time data, about how they are feeling, as they go about their day, from the time they wake up to the time they go to bed. >> reporter: app down loaded on the smart phone or ipad asks a series of questions that are answered five times a take. things like sleepiness, headaches, light sensitivity. >> information is up loaded to a date base in real time. the clinician can check in on a day to day basis and see that somebody is recovering nicely or maybe they are having a lot of symptoms first thing in the morning. it gives us a much more richer source of information from which we might be able to find

patterns that are clinically relevant. >> reporter: months months rehab is looking for newly diagnosis concussion patient toss test the app for 20 days. we have that information and a link for you at cbs philly.com, click on health. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". (alex)tor) if you have medicare or will be covered soon, here are some important things

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people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. we have good news and bad news forbidder yesterday, brian bray men, fletcher cox and mckelvin all practiced but running back ryan matthews was excused because of an illness. eagles will face a red hot washington team on sunday. they won three in a row, to they have beaten eagles three straight thanks to the play of

quarterback kirk cousins who has averaged 360-yard and eight touchdowns and just one interception in those three victories. >> he gets ball around to different players. he has enough arm strength to attack the whole field. he can throw the ball deep, over the top and that fits dezahn jackson and there will be one or four times in the game they will, unleash a deep ball and not 45-yard deep ball that thing is coming 60, 65-yard. he has taken a bunch of hits this year. >> it is time for friday football frenzy. with leslie van arsdal. take it away, leslie. >> ♪ >> that i be one of the best introductions of all time. thanks, guys. another beautiful day filled with lots of big time action. and we have to get right to it in the public league. we have polumbo taking on

roxborough, and, it is must be nice to be this fast you just get board, check out mckay young, turns on the jets, great blocking out in front and scores, and decide, you know what, i will take my time, polumbo the winner 36-eight. george washington at central. central running back, key shawn graham and blake short battling for best run. short broke multiple tackles for touchdown right here but then check out graham's, two cuts and whole lot of speed for the score, central with the 42-eight victory. >> next up we have edison and edison, will go to the air. he will get to the end zone. pick off by edwards. they win 36 to nothing. bartram verse boys latin. felix with the end zone. he find jameer jams, very

myself pass in the back of the end zone. bartram win 30-22. west chester east and sun valley, nice defense, and west chester east with the shut out. twenty-eight to nothing. and over to new jersey, we will go, egg harbor visiting washington township. the cheerleaders deck out in pink for breast cancer awareness month. township going to the air, ball tipped, picked off by steven canela and he is gone, 9-yard, fourth and goal, karl, blasting his way for the score. township will win 23-21. anthony, busting lose. goes all the way in for the score. the west deptford winner 41-seven. methacton and owen j. roberts and methacton going to the the air pick off by shawn, gets a solid return here, methacton will pull this out 14-12 the final.

daniel boone and berks county football, daniel boone, 9-yard out and on the doorstep, isaiah givens has another idea, picks it off and then takes it the 91 yards for the touchdown. reading the big winner 32-13. time for our game of the week as voted on by you, the fans. we have catholic league match up between father judge and st. joes prep. lets head out to, where the game was played. >> do my job. >> do my job. >> i will in the quit. >> i will in the quit. >> now the prep, started the scoring first but judge will come right back. robert king on the move. steve arrington for a touchdown there, seven-seven. but back comes the prep. christian walker rushing it in from a few yard out, prep takes the lead. and judge trying to get into the end zone through the air, robert king on the move, again this time he is pick off by

devaughn dandredge, and returns in the end zone before being brought down. saint guess prep back on offense, and this is an unbelievable play right here, mark mcray, with the throw back, to terence green, junior. green making some things happen here, nice move, taking it all the way in for the touchdown. we have a little bit more prep on defense, philip o'connor, with a interception is. he takes that back for the score. the saint guess prep, the big winner, 35-three: that is the final. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great day. turning now you to hockey the flyers started their 50th anniversary season out west with an impressive victory begins los angeles kings. the in the second period, gordon and sean couturier scored goals, and couturier scored again and mark streit scored to help flyers beat the kings four -two. flyers now go on to arizona

tonight to take on coyoties. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this sat the day morning. >> i know people who have unfriended each other, are not speaking to each other good well, you have probably guessed it but yes, this election year is stressing us out, according to a new survey. we will tell you best way to cope when politics getting youly. also ahead thousands of amazing men and women are showing the power of their steps this weekend, we will hear from some of them about their journey toss end breast cancer. and justin is back with your saturday forecast and when to expect some, summer-like weather, ahead in the seven day

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donald trump presents his female supporters, mid more sexual misconduct allegations while hacked e-mails haunt hillary clinton. i'm craig boswell with the very latest on the race for the white house. also ahead paying more at the pump when gas price necessary new jersey will spike dramatically. and an important warning for travelers, beginning today, popular item that is no longer allowed on airplanes. saturday october 15th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. thanks for spending your weekend with us. the lets get to justin drabick. i was feeling so productive this weak. i pack all of my summer clothes and unpack my winter clothes and then i looked at

the seven day forecast. >> jumped the gun. >> a little bit. >> it is cold this morning. we are in the 30's and 40's. we will get those cold mornings and warm afternoon. >> i won't complain. >> making a run at 80. i know some people are like that is too warm this time of the year. >> but we know chilly weather is coming, so just hold on. >> enjoy it. >> it is come. >> take advantage. >> good car wash weather, get the car wash, enjoy a nice clean car. in big storms coming the at us, slight chance for a shower, early next week, we will talk about that coming up but this morning we have to get the through chilly morning. clear skies, calm wind, temperatures dropping off, mid 40's at the airport in philadelphia. light breeze out of the northwest, 5 miles an hour, and we have that frost advisory for the far northwestern suburbs up through lehigh valley until 9:00 this morning. most of the south jersey the exception right along the coastline under that frost advisory. look at these suburbs. we will get outside the city we have 40 in wilming