it is a strike, looming for septa workers what you need to though about a vote set for today. and less than a month until election day and beat presidential campaigns remain on the defensive, trump for sexual assault claims, clinton on more leak e-mails. and you are looking live outside art museum this morning where workers are setting up for annual aid walk philly. we will have have more on the mission to raise money and reduce the stigma. today is sunday october 16th good morning i'm rahel solomon. lets get started with weather, just continue drabick joining us now. quite a warm up this week. >> near record temperatures, we're seeing 80's returning. >> all about the 80's that. >> that is lit 70's weather. >> transition day, still cool,

ditch your jacket this afternoon. we will get down back town to the lower 70's. just like yesterday get outside and enjoy it. the it will be comfortable. might run into a few areas of fog, depending where we are. we have some fog around philadelphia and some surrounding suburbs so that should dissipate through the next hour or so. check it out live look outside top of the screen there, we can see the moon there, that is super moon when moon makes its closest path to the earth. it happens overnight about 224 s seven ner sent brighter, and 30 percent bigger. it is actually setting over next few hours. we will get a glimpse of it before unis rise. 49 degrees at the airport. light wind, we're iting at 41 in allentown. forty-six in reading. so toes not so much of an issue this morning but we are seeing some locations in the 30's, briefly upper 30's, quakertown. and they check in at 37. visibility we are good. look at the airport coming in

half mile visibility, so right around philadelphia, parts of the interior, southern new jersey could see a little bit of fog over the next few hours. that is a iron of the warm air mass that continues to build in the delaware valley. we are dry on storm scan three. once fog lifts and we will see sunshine milk with clouds, up around 73 degrees. we are back above average nice day at the shore. sixty-eight. mid 60's in the poconos each day it gets warmer and again we're talking about record breaking temperatures for middle of the week. we will talk about that more in a few more minutes. back to you. well, we will begin with breaking news at delaware county, someone has been shot on the campus of the lincoln university. pennsylvania state police responded to the shooting around 3:30 this morning on the 1500 block of baltimore pike. it is unclear what led the to the shooting or who was rush to the hospital. we are told that one person is in stable condition, with a gunshot wound to the arm, lincoln university was celebrating home coming last night. stay with cbs-3 as we continue to learn more information about this breaking news.

pedestrian was struck in hamilton township just after 11:00 last night emergency crews were responding to the call in hamilton town ship mercer county this person was hit off i295 off 65a and then taken to the the nearby hospital. driver did stay on the scene. pedestrian's condition remain unknown. septa union members are expect to vote on whether to go on strike. contract for bus drivers, subway, trolley operators expired at the end of this month. if they vote yes, transport local union 234 says the strike will start november 1st. main sticking point is pension plan, the last time transport workers walk was a six day strike in 2009. twu representatives american 5700 workers. hillary clinton and donald trump have their third and final debate wednesday night. while clinton step away from the campaign trail in preparation for debate trump is responding to the latest round of allegations. brooks silva-braga has more. >> reporter: rallies both in new hampshire and maine,

saturday donald trump responding to a growing number of reports he i am properly touched women, by saying they were not only untrue but intentionally dishonest. >> the election is being rig, by corrupt media pushing false allegations and out right lies, in an effort to elect hillary clinton president. >> reporter: clinton campaign responded to the rigged election comments with the statement american election system is free, fair, opened and voting should be encouraged not dismissed or under mind because of candidate is afraid he will lose. >> clinton's running mate tried to use trump's word to motivate democratic voters in florida. >> we have to make sure that the margin that he loses bias so big, and so clear, and so powerful, and so unmistakable that when he stand up and says, poor me and it was rigged against me, nobody will believe us. >> reporter: latest round of wikileaks e-mails include what

appear to be transcripts of the paid clinton gave to goldman sachs and in one she said people who nomos about regulating wall street are wall street bankers themselves. brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". just 22 days left until election day. stay with "eyewitness news" for everything you need to know as we count down to november 8th. and we are also following the race for u.s. senate here in pennsylvania. incumbent pat toomey and katie mcginty go head to head for the first time tomorrow. 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 11:00. happening to take 30th annual philly aid walk to raise money and awareness against the deadly disease. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live the at the steps of the art museum are where thousands are expect to take part, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. it is quiet here right now but, registration for the 30th

annual aids run portion of this event, began, in just about 30 minutes, as you can see the set up here has already begun and then the walk portion registration opens up at 7:30. come on in here, rob. this is his 29th year that you have done this on the third sunday in october. >> yep judge how cost it feel. >> it is incredible to be back here again this year. you know, we continue to walk, to raise funds for our friend, family, neighbors living with hir disease and to raise awareness about their ongoing epidemic. >> reporter: so let's talk about this. it is hard for people to really understand how far it has come in the fight against hiv and aid. thirty years ago what was it like verse today. >> thirty years ago, you know, we were really watching our friend, die, and our goal, it was to help people die with dignity. today our goal, it is to help people live with dignity. so people can live a long, healthy life with hiv, if they

get into treatment. unfortunate thely in this country only 30 percent of people living with hiv are in treatment to the point where their virus is undetectable. >> reporter: wow, wow, that is the point of the aids run, walk philly and lets talk about that. because you guys have an evolving mission, we have two major points at this, since we've involve, what are those, the major mission now. >> well, beginning in 2017, we will be offering emergency assistance for people living with hiv. things like did you know that for a lot of people don't have have a state id and without a state id you cannot access any services. so for $50 we can get somebody a state id, and get them so they can access shelter care, medical care, and all of the services that somebody needs to live a long, healthy life with hiv. >> reporter: and they are not expensive but you have to make people have access to that as well. >> we may at times help people with the co pay, or we just,

helped a woman returning to work, she was on disability and she's now returning to work, but unfortunately because of the transition in her finances, she actually fell behind on her health insurance premiums. >> reporter: wow. >> she was in danger of losing her insurance because of that. so we're able to help her. she's able to now, going to be able to get back to work, off disability, and, you know, she's doing great. but she had a little struggle there. >> reporter: for money raise today which is in the the thousands i saw a lot of leaders, in that fund raising effort, all this money will be going now trekly to education, as well as to the individuals who need help, who are struggling with and dealing with hiv and aids. >> that is right, because we have to deal were not just the medical issue. >> yes good you cannot treat somebody medically if they don't have a roof over their head or if they don't have have insurance, or if they don't have an id.

>> reporter: yes, yes, yes little things like. that so this walk will bring 10,000 people expect today to raise money for this worthy cause, and the run portion, kicks off at 7:30. we will bring it to you live. live at eakins oval, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> see you soon. in other news this morning a woman is facing charges accused of assaulting a deptford township police officers. gladys hannan threw pine sol in the face of the officer responding to a report of the 911 hang up. she was speaking to a officer closed door at deptford park apartments help she opened it, tossing the liquid in the face. henson was arrested. officer was taken the two hospital and has been released. woman is in custody for setting a house tire in west philadelphia. here you can see fire provide, putting out the flames that, broke out saturday morning on the 4900 block of girard avenue. twenty-six year-old suspect

has been treated for burns to her hand. fortunately in one else was hurt. switching gears, eagles play their first nfc east game in washington this afternoon. how halapoulivaati vaitai, try to say that three times quickly will start at right tackle position. he is filling in for lane johnson who is sitting out his first have of his ten game suspension. kick off is set for 1:00. if you missed temple stunner in college foot the ball last night, here it is, owls trailed ucs for almost the entire game, but you they came back to win on a last second touchdown, 26-25 is final score. pat gallen will have much more, coming up in sports in our next half an hour. and, still to come here on "eyewitness news", wild weather pounds the pacific northwest, we will show you more damage. plus paralyzed patients are getting a new lease on life how new technology is helping them get stronger and improve use of their arms and hands. and a resume is not the what they used to be we will

take a look at modern resume and see how they are getting more creative, justin. good sunday morning, lot of sunshine today, get outside, enjoy we are warming up and potential record breaking temperatures for the workweek. we will talk about it in

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whipping go through the pacific northwest as the most potent part of this storm system, comes on shore. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: on friday an ef2 tornado with 125 miles an hour wind tore through the coastal town of mansita, oregon, up rooting trees, downing power lines and damaging homes and businesses. bill panos saw it happen. >> it looked like the wizard of oz. that is what it looked like. it just, things were just moving like this. then you could see trees snapping like twigs. >> reporter: in portland streets turned into rivers and several inches of rain flooded parts of the city. seattle has now had more rainfall in the past two days then it got in the previous three months, combined. this monster of a storm system is remnants of the powerful pacific typhoon, it has hit washington and oregon for nearly three days now, tens of thousands of people have lost power and fallen trees have caused injuries.

>> it kind of shocked us all. we heard a loud thump. >> reporter: stella's car was crushed by a tree in the work parking lot. in olympic national park coastguard rescued 40 kids and six adults trapped at a lake side cam that lost power. the wind is expect to howell here tonight in what could be a historic wind storm, all day forecasters have been telling people to get their preparations done while they have the time, they are expecting a lot of people to lose power and a lot of trees to come down. ben tracie for cbs news, the seattle. you can almost hear the wind in the live shot. >> you hear about the the west coast, getting hammered, and focus seems to be on the east coast. different story this time. >> this time, here at home looking like it will be warm. >> our focus will be record temperatures. >> nice. >> if you like it warm we will be pushing 80 degrees over next few taste. so indian summer thereafter the first frost, when you get warmer conditions for a few days. it looks like we have that setting up. dry pattern as well.

a lot of moon shine out there, not the drink, it is the super moon, although some people may have had some last night, coming in from a saturday night but super moon out there means that the moon makes its closest approach to the earth. the it the happened overnight, 224,000 miles away so it appears brighter and bigger outside, able to see full moon overnight, probably got another hour or so before sunrise, before it does set. here's the trend, week ahead, warm one, average high temperature 67 degrees where we should be this time of the year. we were right there. today we will ab would have that in the 70's and we will peak with the warmth for middle of the week on tuesday and wednesday, temperatures probably breaking out in the lower 80's. we're talking about ten or 15 degrees. it does stay warm through the rest of the week. we will drop back closer to average by next weekend. still cool this morning, typical for october we will get cool mornings and mild afternoons so depend where you are. we are feeling the chill,

millville checks in at 42 degrees. forty-three in cherry hill, new jersey. fifty at the airport. we have locally dense fog as well right around airport visibility down to half a mile. 45 degrees out in malvern. similar numbers to the northwestern suburbs, lower 40's in allentown. quakertown at 37 degrees. the not quite as cold as yesterday. i don't think we are dealing with frost, few areas of patchy frost. good morning for aid walk philly a again, 7:30. temperatures 50 degrees in the the unshine by 9:00. we're talking about upper 50's. it will be wrapped warm up, beautiful way to finish off weekend all across delaware valley. get outside and enjoy it. we have clouds to the north and west. cold front you can see rain with it across upper great lakes but by the time front gets close to us tomorrow most of those showers dissipate. so we are just going to see some clouds from this front developing later, tonight, and into your monday. so, not bad, in south jersey at the shore upper 60's today

in the unshine a few you more clouds tomorrow pushing mid 70's and upper 70's on tuesday, under mostly sunny skies, so still some nice, beach wet ther to go for the next few days. future weather models show not much happening today. we will see clouds develop in the afternoon in at nighttime, could be some fog again, early tomorrow morning, but morning ride on monday looks good, should stay dry, late morning, afternoon maybe a stray spring will or two not much of anything until lehigh valley and poconos, are small chance there lets a talk about the temperatures today, lower 70's, mainly from the inland areas in the lehigh valley, it will be a warm day. tonight the not as cool 60's for the city, 60's in the cooler suburbs. the look the at tomorrow, close to 80 degrees in philadelphia and then it gets warmer each day. record potential, possible, not so much, on tuesday, record high for tuesday is 85 degrees. it doesn't look like we will hit that. wednesday the record is 80. good shot at tying that or breaking that. today 73 for the high temperature, milder with unshine and cloud tonight.

not quite as cool, partly cloud which a low of 60. here's that dry pattern for the most part, some clouds tomorrow, 82 on tuesday and wednesday, next good chance for some showers, hold off until friday and saturday. rahel, back to you. what a seven day, justin, thank you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch a high tech invention to help patient was paralysis, arthritis or muscular damage gets stronger. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us what british researchers have come up with. >> reporter: five five-year old adrian totan, suffered a serious strike less than two weeks ago. >> it is time for me, and it gives you power. >> reporter: he is frustrated that the stroke slowed him town. >> to have no power in this armies just not right. i want it back and i want it back, tomorrow. >> reporter: so he agreed to try a new invention called grippable created by doctors in robotics engineers in london. happened held tool tracks, records paralyzed patients arm strength in coordination when

playing games on a mobile device. >> release, release. >> got it. >> reporter: at the start of the clinical trial researchers found 50 percent of stroke patient was paralyzed arms were able to interact with touchable screen technology after using grippable for six months, that number jumped to 93 percent. >> very good. >> reporter: researchers say next school toys use it at home. >> start working with family members and other caregivers in their community. that is fantastic. >> reporter: totman who is a truck driver hopes grippable will send him down a speedy road have recovery. university's developers of grippable are in talks with doctors in the u.s. to bring it to some hospitals here. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia was all deck out for pink tie ball, pink tie ball is komen's philadelphia second largest fundraiser. it was held and one item being auctioned off a one of a kind

chair for pope francis philadelphia. kate bay owe, katie fehlinger, stephanie stahl, very beautiful, they served as mistress of ceremony. city of philadelphia continues to shine, for breast cancer awareness month, cbs-3 studios is also glowing, october is national breast cancer awareness month. pink lights are, meant to be a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. this is 15th year for lights for the cure campaign, find more information at cbs philly.com. here's a question for you, when was the last time did you your resume? if it has been a while, there air few things you need to know. they show us how we're getting more colorful and more creative. >> reporter: lloyd is looking for a job in journalism and wants her resume to stand out, it took me sending this message hey, i am a creator, maybe hire me. >> reporter: she streamed lined her cv and made it pop, adding color, information graphic and logos. >> i tried to send my resume

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welcome back. 6:26. donald trump never discuss you had his speech at either debate but their voices didn't necessity quite what will come out. jeanie moos looks at how the internet is spoofing the presidential debates. >> reporter: candidates were apart on each other but not this hard. >> i have to say, ease up. >> that is just stupid. >> nor were they this nice. >> ♪ had the time of my life ♪ >> two debates, two parities. >> ♪ >> stand by me. >> congratulations, great job. >> azar cast particular comment in the real debate.

>> funny thing this united states election spoof wasn't even made in america. >> a dutch video artists did it. >> i just noticed the way these candidates were stralling down the stage and felt this needed a song really. >> courting ritual. >> ♪ saw the writing on the wall ♪ >> reporter: with a magical fantasy of a different sort the lip reading is back with a new video. >> well, i can do this. >> wrong. >> proved good wrong. >> that lip reading has been around for five years now. >> yes, i can do this. >> i doubt you are quite that good. >> hillary did actually wink on sarah pay even at the debate. >> well, not quite that long. >> commenters commiserated we are deemed this makes more sense then the actual debate.

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good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's get the out to justin drabick on the sky deck and justin, you say, forget fall it is feeling like summer. >> we will feel like early to

mid-september, at least lacking humidity. that is something to look forward to. we are making a run for low 80's and maybe setting new records by middle of the week. still cool, little something for everybody. if you like cool temperatures step outside. we are stepping in the 40's and lower 50's. not quite as cold as yesterday. probably not dealing with much frost, maybe a few patchy areas. low fog as well, early around philadelphia international airport. right now 46 in wilmington. fifty-one at the airport here in philadelphia. thirty-seven, chilly in quakertown at this hour. there are cool spots. there is variety built down to 3/10 of a mile at the airport. less than a mile in millville. parts of the interior south jersey seeing that fog develop. now stick around for the next few hours, we're dry on storm scan three heading up to the lower 70's for afternoon highs and we will talk about those record breaking temperatures in the full forecast in a few minutes, rahel, back to you. and, thousands will be raise ago wearness in the 30th annual philly aid walk with registration for the run

happening right now. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from the art museum where runners are registering as we speak. are you seeing a lot of people out there just yet. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, yes, buzz is starting as you can see behind me the the setup is picking up as folks begin to show up, register for the run portion of the event which begins in just about an hour. for 30 years, this run has been going on, bringing folks into try to raise money to help stop the hiv and aid epidemic and one very important parties dealing with folks who use intravenous drugs. i want to bring in elvis rose toe, how are you doing. >> great, how are you. >> elvis works for prevention point and i will let them explain what they do because it is some what controversial in today's times. tell us bit. >> prevention point originally started as a needle exchange program back in the 90's and it was as a result of injection drug users were

getting, infect with hiv at a rate of 50 percent. as a result, prevention point has grown into a multi service agency now, all of our services for the most part are free and as a result of that we're the only needle exchange program in the country that has an hiv clinic attached to it. as a result, also, the the work that prevention point has done throughout the years, injection drug users are now getting infected at a rate of 5 percent. >> reporter: from 50 percent, to 5 percent. these are folks because heroin epidemic in pennsylvania especially i mean you have hundreds of people dying every year and thousands using the drug so you guys really keep these folks healthy until they can get treatment. >> yes, everything from making sure that they have medications to food, trying to plug people back into drug treatment, we also do a lot of the the narcan training in the city, overdose reversals training in the city. it is for the most part about trying to keep people alive, until they are ready to keep

themselves alive. >> reporter: every time i had to get a visit to prevention point every time people come into exchange needles they have services there saying maybe you want to come and get some treatment. >> we try to make sure that we have a full multitude of services for the individual. a lot of our clients are homeless addicts so we have everything from food, to showers, to, you know, drug and alcohol services and hiv services. >> reporter: wonderful. thousands of folks will be here today, money raised goes to help the aids fund hi will provide grants directly to individuals who are suffering with hiv, to help them get the care that they need, the run portion of the event kicks off at 7:30 walk at 9:00 this morning. live, eakins oval, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". susan komen three day to fight breast cancer wraps up to day. overnight 1,000 walkers were inside resting at the path convention center. they have had a hot shower, meal ape now relaxing before they embark on their final leg

of the 60-mile journey. yesterday they completed 20 miles of the walk, many are survivors who not only raise money for cancer research but they raise awareness. so that others can fight the disease and survive. today they will walk to the philadelphia navy yard. and now we are thrilled to bring you a happy ending for a horse that was in danger. earlier this month we brought you story of cyrus the clydesdale who was crane lifted from the mud. the farm thinks she may have been chased and got stuck but thankfully he is okay and on his way to a new home but in the the before a big send off. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch updates the story. >> reporter: on a saturday a warm reunion and hug. >> it is a great feeling. >> reporter: that is rescuers steve amway and rescuee, cyrus, collides sale saved last week in thornbury township thanks to amway and fellow members of the chester county rescue task force. >> first thing we did was try to get a slim sling around him. >> reporter: at 18, cyrus is

more than 1,000 pounds so saving him was not simple. the task force had to dig through high mud and use their tools, ten asty to pull cyrus free. it took hours. then after a round ofe will valuation for pneumonia scare and antibiotics, he was back at thornbury farm stable but not for long. >> we will take him down to virginia today to his family, and she's going to live the rest of his life, happy. >> reporter: soon cyrus and his adopted family will be joined by another horse, set to be inseparable from cyrus. they became buddies at thornbury which rescues at risk animals. >> justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". handlers say he is feeling much stronger, so cyrus is going to his new home, healthy. a local world war two veteran celebrates a milestone, "eyewitness news" was there as family and friend

helped sprayed ned junior's 96 birthday 96 years old. twenty-two years old wilson was drafted in the army during world war two. wilson shares his thoughts on celebrating another birthday. >> i feel good. ninety-six years old, i didn't do too bad. >> not bad at all. he loved his public service. he is a proud grandfather of a philadelphia police officers. still to come, the science behind it, and how sharing with a friend could actually make you a happier person. he may be on the force but one police officer used the force to help direct traffic. and heat may be on in your house right now but justin is back to tell us when you may need ac again this

well, ahead to south philadelphia you will find a visual trip used for some of the city's most famous musicians. broad and tasker street highlights band stand musicians from philadelphia, frankie avalon, chubby checker and bobby rydel as a few featured faces. eric ota is lead murallist who has been creating public art since 1999. philadelphia boxer is helping his community fight back against hunger. "eyewitness news" at shepherd rec center in west philadelphia saturday where professional boxer damon allen junior and other local celebrities served hot meals

to the hungry. allen spoke to the cameras about why he gives back. >> it is everything to give back especially to the community, recreation center, i have been working here since i have been 18 and been to all of the events here so i'm giving back is everything because it gave back to me. >> allen team up with the local food bank philabundance for the event and take a look our ukee washington also the in the house. he was lending his support for the drive. very nice. if you have selfie mania that is not a bad thing. i have been trying to tell people new research says taking lots of smiling selfies could contribute to your happiness. cbs reporter mariah virales tells us more from los angeles. >> it looks like we are having technical difficulties getting to that package but we will

get it. >> you can tell what that story is all about since you are the queen of selfies. >> i don't know if you just heard but it is good for your health. you have been working on yourself ease. >> oh, yeah. >> with the sun if you take it with the unhitting your face, it is perfect light. >> i learn that just by working in the business. we're outside doing live shot photographer positions you with sun in your face. but that is when you look the best. good tip. >> good selfie weather. >> yes. >> and, we're warming up, feeling more like late summer. holding on to some of that heat. enjoy it if you like warm temperatures. pretty quiet outside. we have mainly clear skies, we have areas of fog, we are looking live in ocean city and visibility is g you can see the moon there setting over the next hour or two, this is super moon, as it makes it's a approach to the earth. 224,000 miles away. it did appear brighter, bigger through the overnight hours

and that moon will continue to set and it will be replaced by the sun and lots of it this afternoon. that will start warming things up. cool depending where you are. we have lower 40's and even 30's in the coldest spots across the delaware valley. fifty-one at the airport. we have fog. some locally dense. mount pocono, only 47 degrees but there is some warm coming the at us. check it out off the to the west you don't to have go too far. st. louis 70 degrees. sixty-six in chicago. sixty-fouralpena, michigan. that will track eastward and sticks around through much of the workweek. over all the forecast does look dry. note is a lot of rain the two north and west of the eighth lakes saying hey, this will get us. but by the time this cold trent moves further south and east it loses its moisture a bit. cloud will hold on. front never clears it. we will see increasing cloud tonight into monday. maybe a stray shower in the poconos. that is about it. but good forecast to check out fall colors especially to the north. maybe heading up to new

england where we have the peak which is right on average for northern maine, vermont, new hampshire, upstate new york. moderate color change in the poconos. things looking good. we will see that in the lehigh valley. takes longer into the philadelphia region. parts of the delaware and south jersey. usually we will peak late october into early november, for philadelphia, on areas south. good forecast in the mountains. partly sunny skies. sixty-six for the high temperature. even milder tomorrow, head up maybe that stray shower in the morning on monday in the poconos with a high near 70 and mid 70's even in the poconos coming in on tuesday, under mostly sunny skies. so here's the overall pattern, typical pattern we will see in the middle of the summer, minus humidity. we have high pressure just off show so we will get that southwest wind flow bringing in the warmth. there is that front i was talking about really never pushing southward. we will be on the warm side of that system. just some cloud over us tomorrow. then that front clears us. our next storm system stays well to the north and west,

just reenforces that warmth coming from the south and west with the sunshine, this time of the year, it is all about sky conditions. we have the sun that will warm us up. today, look at that 70's, and close to 70 along the shore points. we have lehigh valley, allentown has 73 degrees for middle will of this afternoon. lower 70's in philadelphia cool's long the coast, that ocean the water temperature cooler now in the lower 60es a. here's the overall pattern looking at jet stream all of the cold air still off the parts of the central canada. it stays there over next seven days. look at that warmth just expanding northward even into southern new england by middle of the week. that is why we're talking about potential record temperatures. then we have a shot of october air that builds back in for the upcoming weekend with the next storm system. today, milder, sun and cloud. seventy-three for afternoon temperatures. tonight 60's, partly cloudy, not the as cool. here's that extended forecast. october usually a dry month. we will see try conditions the

next several days. lower 80's starting tomorrow, through wednesday, and especially some showers holding off until friday and saturday. rahel, back over to you. >> what you are saying good selfie weather. >> it is, you will be out there. >> i will. >> better tweet yourselfe. >> check my twitter. >> we will. time is 6:47. lets check the roads with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, ann. >> good morning, early morning accident to tell you about on i-95 southbound at girard avenue, it looks like a multi vehicle accident as you can see at i-95 southbound you can see they are taking traffic off there, it the is shut down, at girard avenue. and all traffic is off at that exit. so, 95 southbound, closed temporarily at girard avenue. traffic is making it the through, on the side. we will move the traffic cam to much more peaceful picture. here we go, this is schuylkill expressway at the boulevard, no delays or problems here. schuylkill is in fine shape this morning. on to the ben franklin parkway, ben franklin parkway will be bus toy day because of

the site of the aid walk/run and it is loaded between spring garden street and art museum circle. that is the very latest, from the cw. three traffic center i'm ann evans now back to you. now lets get back to that story on selfies, here's cbs reporter mariah virales. >> reporter: jackie tyler is self proclaim selfie fanatic. >> is there an art form to selfie taking. >> yeah, you have to, with the hand, double chin. >> reporter: don't want double chin. >> which i don't want. >> reporter: indiana native was in los angeles for less than two days that had taken, 60 selfies. >> so what is it about selfie that makes you so happy. >> you want to document everything that you are doing and send it the out to everybody to see them. >> reporter: tyler is now loved, selfie mania is every where whether you are an a list celebrity or just feel like one. new selfie study from the the university of california irvine says taking more smiling selfies increases your

chances of happiness. forty-one students spent four weeks taking selfies and reporting them, and over the time, they noticed an obvious change they were happier, more confident ape that lasted the entire day even when they fake smiled. you can convince yourself you are happy. >> you can engage in the act of being happy. >> reporter: u.s.c. professor mark marina incorporates selfieness his writing classes. >> this self reflection helps people identify both features, who they want to see themselves as and who they are communicating themselves to be. >> reporter: psychologists and ucla associate professor yelda warns too many can be too much of a good thing. >> when we grew up we took picture of other people, places, we reflect out instead of reflect in. >> reporter: when take selfies with the stick or old fashion way. >> yeah, you can do a little bit of that. >> one, two, three. there you go. >> reporter: the key, it is

self control. mariah

hard to believe but this is first time eagles will face a divisional opponent this year when they battle washington on the road, their start tighten jordan reid, sixth in the nfl in catches has been ruled out with the concussion. huge loss for kirk cousins, who has lost his favorite target. big loss for eagles is lane johnson's suspension, to win his place steps in big v. halapoulivaati vaitai will start at right tackle his

first career start. rookie fifth round pick out of tcu has big shoes to fill and talks about what he needs to do to succeed on sunday. >> calm down, just focus before each play. that is what jason peters tells me all the time. he said trust your technique, and offense and you will be fine. >> as you get in the game if you see maybe a guy is needing help we can help him with backs and tightened like mess teams will do but if everything is, you know, is great and going as planned then no, we will just role. >> we will get you ready forbidder in d.c., toyota sunday kick off. fun getting at 11:30 a.m. with don bell, leslie van arsdal and myself breaking it the down as eagles look to go four-one. sixers have been taking it slow with joel embiid but in limited minutes this preseason the 7-foot two big man has been extremely impressive. the as they battled pistons in south philadelphia embiid got a bum in his playing time

playing 20 minutes, last night. the big man ready to rumble, he had another nice performance. first quarter, just look at the feet on the low block. he blows past andre drummond for reverse lay up, and so smooth. off the miss by dario saric, embiid goes up high, has an easy put back there. he is so big and so skilled. such a joy to watch. third quarter first time he played in the second half, he shows those moves in the paint, and add one right there, and show them off, big guy, the flex. he had 15 points, five boards, did have seven turnovers as sixers lose 97-76. heading into the game at three-three, temple owls have been unable to get on the role. coming off a looks to memphis last weekend they looked to push back above 500 against central florida. fight, fight, fight here is philip walker with the screen pass to jihad thomas and thomas would rumble 28-yard to

the the house. temple down eight-seven at that point. thomas also had a rushing touchdown. second quarter mckenzie milton, find andre an for six, knights go up 18-seven. milton keeping the ball on the zone read, faking out everybody in the building. he is gone. 63-yard to pay dirt. owls down 25-seven. you have to spike it. spike it. no, don't spike it. walker to keith kirkwood for game winning touchdown with one second left, no way. owls escape with a 26-25 victory. we are going to celebrate. villanova at richmond, head coach andy tally probably not happy have after this one. no score in the first until right here, richmond's kyle a ileto, hits brown, 56-yard on the score, that is all they would need, nova managing just 222-yard on the day and they

fall three to nothing. baseball, game two of the alcs between blue jays and indians. cleveland up one to nothing in the series. second inning that is carlos santana going yard. our old friend j.a. happ, that makes it one to nothing. game tied in the third, francisco lendo singling up the middle, davis from the home, indian take a two to nothing series lead beating toronto two-one. that is your sports. i'm path the path -- pat gallen. heart breaker for flyers, the coyoties beat the flyers four-three. that road trip continues in chicago where they take on black hawks tuesday night. chicago cubs have won their first game, in the the national league championship series. montero snapped a tie with the pinch hid grand slam in post season history. cubs beat dodgers eight-four. game two at wrigley field

tonight. directing traffic has gotten a lot more exciting thanks to an indiana policeman. the officer paul steph bobby of the south bend police department keeps cars moving with a light saber. while cars and pedestrian wait their turn to go he puts on a twirling performance. he uses it because he knows how much kids and adults enjoy seeing them. well, that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 but here's what we have at 7:00. over a half century after the warning smoking is hazardous to your health, philadelphia is getting tougher on tobacco. >> they look so cute but why won't anyone adopt a mask. halloween and your pets and cbs-3 pet project. today's mild weather is just the start of something much nicer, justin drabick's eyewitness weather forecast coming up this sunday

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and, breaking news this morning, gunfire on the campus of the lincoln university, in chester county. and,. >> and union members, weather, to strike when walk out could begin and it could affect their commute. and for 30th straight year people put on their running shoes to raise money and awareness to fight aid. it is sunday october 16th, good morning i'm