days. it also could be a critical day in mike mcqueary's case against penn state, former football coach tries to prove the school retaliate dollars against him for testifying against jerry sandusky. >> big changes coming our way in the forecast. katie is tracking a chance of showersment and some blustery conditions. today is friday, october the 21st, jim's off, i'm joe holden, good morning. >> i am the weekends is in reach. >> tgif. everyone. road wakes i got to tell you for a friday morning, looking very busy. one accident, one disable vehicle after the next, plus a lot of construction out there, thank goodness for dry roadways. >> at least for now that's what we've got. at least one thing you don't have to worry about. i would say later today, the evening rush, little diceier. little hint of moisture from the ocean, i won't be shocked if that ends up clipping portions of eastern new jersey, keep eye on the radar maybe traveling the garden state parkway.

overall that's majority of our area stays dry, for at least the next few hours. wealth weather moving its way on in here, for now the major issue might be little patchy fog, otherwise temperatures are mild starting things offer here. you have just got some clouds starting to bill owe in, as a result that far like blanket, doesn't let any of the heat that we build up from yesterday, escape to the atmosphere, so still in the upper 60s, in a lot of spots. in atlantic city, wildwood, even allentown, flirting with 70 at the hour. as we go throughout the day here we once again are not going to have any problems, even with clouds and rain on the way. reaching very much above average daytime high. seventy-eight is our eventual high. by the tim we hit say 3:00 p.m. specially this evening the wet weather at its

most widespread here in the area, but the winds is the other big key factor, with this frontal passage, that really will be a noticeable feature of the forecast, even into the upcoming weekends. we will talk in about that later in the show, meisha? >> great. katie, thank you so much. right now on the roadways, talking about some problems out there. so looking right now there is camera shot around the airport, 959 southbound, not looking too bad. but around here we do have some debris, blocking two right lanes. just heads up on that. probably not going to slow you down whole lot. just because you can see, we don't have enough vehicles out on the roadways right now to really sustain or hold a slow down. make note, still very dark outside. debris in the roadway blocking two lanes. that will slow you down or at least force to you tap the brakes little bit. schuylkill taillights moving in the eastbound direction, montgomery drive. see both moving in the eastbound and westbound direction, certainly, starting to heat up little bit on the schuylkill. but, overall, kind of holding steady here, as we crack into the 6:00 hour. then, we have had disable vehicle out there all morning long. there he is. pulled off to the shoulder, schuylkill, westbound, near

the conshohocken curve again pulled off to the shoulder but you can see how busy it is around there. plus accident in lansdale, eighth street, at kenilworth avenue. and lot of construction, pa turnpike eastbound between downs town, valley hill road, area cleared. still out there eastbound between norristown ft. washington two right lanes still blocked there, joe, rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. >> well the presidential candidates came face-to-face at new york charity dinner that at times was little awkward. >> just little bit. now they're bode headed to the delaware valley trying to win over pennsylvania voters. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo is here with highlight, from last night's dinner, and what is next for these candidates, jan? >> awkward was a great word to use a lot of laughs, some boo's, as well, but you know what, no rest for the weary, they are area hitting the campaign trail. donald trump holds rally in newtown bucks county, then tomorrow, hillary clinton along with her runningmate tim kaine will be here in philadelphia. bus forester they met one last time on the stage last night, trading jokes, some of which were funny, while others fell

flat. >> just one seat separated donald trump and hillary clinton last night as they dined at the al smith dinner new york city. typically the charity event is a time when the presidential candidates set aside their hostility, and make jokes at their own expense. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. it is fantastic. they think she's absolutely great. my wife melania gives the exact same speech and people get on her case. >> i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here, and as you've already heard, it is a treat for all of you, too, because usually i charge a lot for speeches like this. >> but this year the candidate traded deep addition at one another. >> donald really is as healthy as a horse, you know, the one

vladmeere putin rides around in. >> just before taking the day, hillary accidentally bumm napped me and she very sievely said: pardon me. >> mid-way through his remarks, trump appeared to lose the room, drawing rare boo's at the white tie event. >> hillary is so corrupt, she got kick off the watergate commission. how corrupt do you have to be to get kick off the watergate commission? >> but, unlike at the end of the last debate, two candidates did shake hands at the end of the night, still, the cardinal who was seen sitting inbetween them for that dinner, he called his seat the most icy place on the planet. to be in that seat, between them, that the. >> who would think you would even see them that close, right? >> there was one point where could you see the folks behind

trump, beads of sweat across their forehead. >> some bug eyes. >> oh, there were some bug eyes for sure. >> jan, thank you. >> vice president joe biden is stomping for clinton today in scranton. then later biden will accept the first-ever beau biden award, named after his son, who died of brain cancer last year. the award is in recognition of the cancer moon shock task force. biden has been a driving force to bring the nation's medical resources together, to find a cure for cancer. >> wikileaks latest e-mail release shows a batch of messages from president obama. shortly before he was elected. now, the emails were apparently hacked from john padesta, the campaign chief, president's former aid. include messages from obama's personal account at the time. when he was still using a blackberry. one of the emails was the subject lines diversity is about potential cabinet choices for his new administration, listing african-american, latino,

asian american candidates. convicted former pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah forced small legal victory in his case. after reviewing post mile motions, judge throughout four bank and mail fraud charges gets fattah, still faces sentencing on 18 other counsel, and in june, orchestrating several fraud schemes for the campaign, personal spending forayed and advisors were also convicted. >> mike mcqueary might take the stands today. former assistant football coach says penn state retaliated against him because he testified against jerry sandusky in the child sex abuse trial. he said he witnessed him abuse ago child and reported it to the school. the fifth day of testimony before a jury. we now know the identify at this time good samaritans shot trying to stop a robbery in rittenhouse square. now, shot five times tuesday night, police say, the 39 year old hero intervened when 17 year old and another manna tempted to rob a young couple

at gunpoint. police have issued arrest warrant for the teenage suspect, who they say new the couple he was robbing. >> prosecutors charge a burlington township police officer with vehicular homicide in a deadly crash in flour end. officer justin rodriguez was off duty when his car struck an utility pole west front street september 23rd. the crash killed loan passenger with him. twenty-seven year old ariana williams of florence. prosecutors say blood sample showed rodriques drink excessive amounts of alcohol. rodriguez now suspended from the police force without pay. a group of drivers are suing the philadelphia police department over speeding tickets issued on i-95, the schuylkill, and the vine street expressway. lawyers say only the pennsylvania state police can write tickets on those roads, because only they have jurisdiction. the philadelphia police need an agreement with state police before writing ticket. now, if this goes forward it, could become class action suit. faculty on strike for the third day at 14 pennsylvania state university. union members and student

supporters marched thursday, at west chester university, one of the school's affected. mostly all classes were canceled the pennsylvania state system of higher education says didn't did negotiate with its faculty thursday, but so they continue on back channels, faculty channel wants fair on healthcare and pay. >> if in orlando, gates open around the night club pulse night club since the shooting spree killed 49 people. >> they written site today help finish mural dedicated to the victims. los angeles art hoist calls himself mr. brainwash, created the mural. painted in the colors of the rainbow flag. the artist said the statement was simple? sure, there is a statement. there is a statement that we are here. you know, we are not forgetting. we are here. we give love. >> and the artist is also selling print of the mural,

organizers said proceeds will go to the construction at the mure all. >> up next inferno on california hillside. >> battle intense flames from the grounds and the sky. find out what they're still searching for this morning. >> also ahead, hundreds every cardboard cut outs take over dilworth plaza to represent growing problem in philadelphia. find out what it is, and how the city trying to combat it. the new guidelines just released about the amount of time children should be in front after tv or computer screen. we will tell you how much is too much in the health watch. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> how about it? it is friday, and katie is tracking an ever changing forecast. >> some people might be happy about it, some people -- >> getting into the fall scene here, yesment and we will be right back. hope you stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> well company back, flames tear through and destroy california mansion. >> now, firefighters searching for one of the missing homeowners. the los angeles home went up in flames just after 8:30 last night. the 74 year old woman was rescued by firefighters. but a 84 year old man is still unaccounted for. at this time it is unclear what caused the fire. the city of philadelphia has a problem with youth homelessness. >> but now a new art installation and new government initiative aims to change that. the pop up installation of wifi cut outs around city hall is the product of covenant house, organization that helps the homeless. it is to spotlights large number of people ages 18 to 24, cut out of the shelter system. we have a huge problem. last year we served 512 young people, we turned away 546

more. >> and, city council recent lay prepare reap ate dollars $700,000 for youth homelessness, and next week, they also plan to announce initiatives to increase the number of beds,. >> turning to weather, we are talking about a significant drop in temperatures. >> and how coal could it get this weekend, katy? >> well, looking like at least from today to tomorrow a 20 degrees drop. >> oh, wow. >> yes. >> probably won't feel much better than the four's, guys. today we top off upper seven's, indeed. so looking at not just huge temperature drop, but when you factor in the windchill, going to get awfully chilly. first and for most, we back it up, talk about the front that's going to bring it to us. has it own set of impact, in advance of it, weaver little bit of patchy fog, also, little hint every moisture starting to stream closer to the jersey shore, but this is obviously the main action. this is what's going to be crossing through later on today, so you will likely get in most spots, anyway, through the typical morning rush, without any major hitches say for minor patchy fog. then the wind starts to pick up. later on today, when the showers start to move through.

they likely linger into the overnight. and the winds, again, starts to really pick up for us, starting specially at the shore. and then, just expanding across the entire region through the course of saturday. this is all day event. look at the peak wind gust talking about here guys, they could peak as high as the's along the shore points down toward delaware. so that's enough to not just bring down a lot of the fall foliage, that's starting to pop, but also, bring down couple of tree limbs, some small ones granted but that might knock out power here and there, for some of up. see how we do. meantime, visibility changing right before your very eyes with the live observations, it is pretty good in most spots, but again, southern tear of our area most prone to see some patchy fog, millville reporting under half mile, as is dover, and you're likely finding some in ocean county as well. through the course of the day today, clouds, some some sun, looking for showers to move in late in the day last into tonight. still 78 degrees, so not bad. then, we just have the bottom taken out from under us here, and back into the 50's, and it does rebound ever so slightly

for few days, but back to the 50's again next wednesday. >> more seasonable weather, katie, thank you so much. and looking outside right now, guys, all morning long this friday morning, had just kind of spring of problems, whether it is disabled vehicles or accidents, construction, right here, where we have some debris in the road 95 south around the airport, the report is that it was a ladder in the roadway, blocking two right lanes, plus, it is authorities see but standing off to the shoulder you can see the crewmen out of their vehicles, walking around, very near to the interstate. when you come around this curve right there, almost impossible to see that person. so just know they are out there. you can see the flashing lights obviously there is isn't going to be hard to spot. it will be the drivers of those vehicles out in the there, out of their cars, picking up the debris. heads up there. that will slow you down because of the people and debris. ninety-five south at cottman, looking around the cottman area. see brake light going on, no longer traveling around 55 miles per hour, always like to keep you there until more deeper into the 6:00 hour, specially on a friday, but that's not going to be the

case today. so, little after 6:00 you can see how bus at this it is getting already interstate 95, overall, just give yourselves extra time, a lot more to talk about coming up in 15 minutes, joe, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. i know for sure meisha will probably talk about this story sometime t can be little overwhelming walking into a starbucks watcher do you order? >> not for meisha but for the rest every us, if you feel like starbucks has too many choices let the barista choice. they'll feature originals, developed exclusively by your local barista. starbucks has not confirm in any of the barista originals will make it into regular row cakes. we can either ask meisha or -- >> well, go back and forth. >> yes. we'll be right back.

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own joe holden. it will be much cooler weekend. so buckle up. you'll need the sweatshirts here, temperatures at best in the 40's, mountains tomorrow, probably won't feel much better than 309's, not feeling much better than 409's in the city. skies will be clearing, just notice that winds, through the course of the weekends specially tomorrow. but at least it brightens up for more sunshine. joe, back over to you. >> katie, thank you. on the cbs-3 health watch, new guidelines for kids and electronic device. >> pediatricians suggest parent limit screen time based on child's age. children younger than 18 months should avoid screens except for maybe some video chatting. for towed letters 18 to 24 months parent should choose age appropriate content and watch it with them. no more than an hour a day for ages two to five, parent every older children will also encourage today monitor usage. >> when is the best time to work out you ask? northwestern university scientists found muscles have their own internal clocks that regulate, the muscle's metabolism, depending on the time of day.

they suggest scheduling your work out, during normal waking hours. >> okay, be honest, have you ever taken a sick day when you really weren't sick? >> are you -- >> no, i haven't, and i know you haven't, but we heard people have. >> that's right. new survey shows most of us are willing to lie to get a sick day off. not here. survey from career builder finds 35% of work verse called out sick when feeling just fine. and employers say they've heard some pretty outrageous excuses, listen to this one, one worker says the ozone in the air flattened his tires and couldn't get to work? another claimed they ate too much birthday cake. >> happens all the time. one even said he had to attend a funeral of the pet of his wife's cousin. >> what? the who? >> ya. and here is another outrageous excuse. i need to go to oklahoma because i'm getting engaged. >> did you that? >> , no i didn't got engaged. >> and third of businesses survey say they actually do try to confirm if workers are

sick and sometimes even drive by their house. >> interesting. >> i know where you live, joe. >> i know you do. that's why we, you know, keep it straight up. >> yes. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", well known philadelphia businessman busted for pot at the airport. >> and the presidential candidates share the same stage yet again. hi, jan. >> that's right, rahel. this time it was a charity dinner where the candidates exchanged jokes. and that made for some awkward moments. coming up we take a look at the highlight. >> it is weather watcher friday. katie will introduce us to this week's special guest next.

here ' what you need to know this morning in your morning minute. donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a: four. maybe a five if she loses the torch and tablet. >> hillary clinton and donald trump did not hold back last night, roasting each other at a catholic charity dinner new york. >> here she is tonight pretending not to hate catholics. >> happening tonight donald trump holds rally in newtown bucks county then tomorrow hillary clinton will be in philadelphia. >> philadelphia businessman sam katz tells "eyewitness news" he's embarrased after he's caught with marijuana at philadelphia international airport. >> they say we're young and we don't know ♪ ♪ i don't know if all that's true ♪ babe ♪ i got you babe ♪ i

got you babe ♪ >> well, that was james corden and cher singing a updated version slightly modified version of i got you bae on the late late show last night. >> which apparently means before everything else, did you know that? >> did i know that, yes. >> all right, jim. well, let's go to katie with help in in the weather center today? >> i do. john joining us here, antonelli, full and through italian. he hails from northeast philly. and you didn't have too far to travel down to see thus morning, we do appreciate you waking up dark and early for us. i know you use the weather, been interested in the weather now since were you a kid. so many of our weather watchers have been, but this is critical part of your work, right? >> yes, i'm landscaper, owner and operator after landscape company. so everything i do re involving around what the forecast is doing from heavy rain, giving me a day off, to

getting calls weather, leaves drop, doing fall clean ups, snow, everything. >> so you can plan your business plan around the forecast then, i know you said may was dreary, didn't work much, then june al did you was cut grass. >> cut grass. >> so we are keeping you busy then with the forecast, a lot of leaves i think to clean up here. so thank you again for being here, johnny. if you would like to join you our team, become an eyewitness weather watcher, you can sign up right now on cbsphilly.com/watchers. that's the place to head. we walk you through the forecast, give you sense what you will see when you walk out the door. yesterday was over achieving day. ended up hitting 81 degrees, so we ended one new record after all. originally only anticipated to hit the upper 70s, but the clouds decided they would hole off. that will allowed for more sun to help warm things up at the surface, warm them up they d so we ended one another record after all. meanwhile look off across the atlantic here. little sliver of moisture starting to nudge ever closer toward the extreme tip of atlantic city, or atlantic

county i should say, southern ocean county but more obvious batch of rain off in the distance to the west. that's the leading edge of the very potent cold front that eventually crosses through bridges the showers and possibly even thunderstorm. so for now i would say you might see a little patchy fog here and there across southern new jersey or delaware. still a very mild start and a quiet start. that said for most of you. but later on today from west to east the showers mover in. and it looks as though we are really going to start to see the wind kick in late tonight as women. that ends up being the legacy of this particular frontal passage. >> oh, yikes. all right, katie, thank you so much. and good morning tgif. we made it to the end of the work week, it is friday, and we are starting to heat up little bit out there. 6:30, you can see, interstate 95 southbound, it is heating up. i would say you're holding steady here, looks kind of this way for the past 20 minutes or so. which, you know what? if it stays like there is i'm actually okay with this for you guys. we are seeing some tail light go off. we know it is probably going to heat up some more in the

7:00 hour. but if we can hold steady here until the 7:00 that's actually going to be okay. look how busy the northbound side is however. i would say the northbound side, usually don't even look over there, that's certainly starting to heat up little bit. schuylkill westbound city avenue kind of what we can expect on a friday morning, right around 6:30, you can see brake lights going off here as well. no longer traveling at five a miles per hour starting to slow down, on the boulevard southbound as you lead up to that stretch on the schuylkill westbound at city avenue, this is what you are working with. but you are still traveling at posted speeds here, so, hopefully we can keep you there like i said until the 7:00 hour, construction depford route 41 gooden ten road intersection closed intermittently a lot more construction coming up in about ten, 15 minute, back to you. >> see you then, tank you. both presidential candidate trade jokes and jabs at charity dinner new york last night and it was clear, well, gloves are off again. >> now the presidential candidates headed back here trying to win over pennsylvania voters this weekend. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo here now, with some of the highlight from last night, and there were a few. >> yes, highlight, low lights,

everything inbetween, right? and couple of big stops for both candidates over the next couple of days, we will get to that in just a minute, first let's talk about last night a lot of laughs actually quite a few boo's, unusual for this white tie event. and this was likely the last time donald trump and hillary clinton will share the same stage before the election next month. take a look at this. just one seat separated donald trump and hillary clinton last night. as they dined at the owl smith dinner new york sit. now typically the charity event is a time when presidential candidates set aside their hostility, and make jets at their own expense. but there is year, was a little bit different. two candidates also took deep addition at each other and at one point trump even got booed while calling clinton corrupt. and the cardinal sitting inbetween them for that dinner, he called his seat the most icy place on the planet. still unlike their last debate, this time the two did shake hands at the ends of the night. hear's a look at some of the lighter moments.

>> people hear say, and i hear them, i'm boring compared to donald. but i'm not boring at all. in fact, i'm the life of every party i attend, and i've been to three. >> one of the things i noticed tonight, and i've known hillary for a long time, this is the first time ever, ever that hillary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. >> because this is a friendly dinner for such a great cause, donald, if at any time you don't like what i'm saying, feel free to stand up and shout wrong while i'm talking. >> i called hillary a nasty woman. but this stuff is all relevant. after listening to hillary rattle on and on and on i

don't think so badly of rosey owe don't he will any more. in fact, i'm actually starting to like rosey a lot. >> meantime, as we mention, back on the campaign trail today, here in the delaware valley, happening tonight, donald trump holds rally in newtown bucks county, then tomorrow, hillary clinton along with her runningmate, tim kaine, will be in philadelphia. >> couple of low blows there. >> thanks, jan. now just 17 days away from election day, yes, 17. keep it here on "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of 2016. >> philadelphia advice businessman sam katz says he's embarrased after being caught with marijuana at philadelphia international airport, the three time mayoral candidate bought small amount of marijuana for a weaken of fishing in florida. and then put it in his briefcase. tsa agent discovered the stash as he went through the security check point.

police seas ever seized it, gave cats a 25-dollar ticket. >> another death being blamed on the recall takata airbags there is time a woman in california. cbs reporter peter dodd spoke to her son. >> she was very loving, charismatic, always had a smile. >> the son says his mother was driving to get a flu shot last month in riverside when she crashed her 20th one honda civic. he said what should have helped to save her life ended up taking it. >> it is not like she was sick and she had a terminal illness and he knew it was coming. >> this happened from one minute to another. >> the national highway traffic safety administration says the 50 year old grandmother is the 11th known person in the u.s. to be killed by defective airbags made by takata. the airbags can inflate with too much force causing their metal interior to rupture and spew shrapnel into the vehicle. the problem touched off what is now the largest auto recall in us history. more than 69 million inflate verse been recalled in the u.s., more than 100 million

world-wide. takata faces billions in costs. honda said previously it had already repaired more than 70% of the original group of 1 million vehicles recalled with the specific airbag. on thursday, honda said, more than 20 recall notices were mailed over nearly eight years to the registered owner of the car. showed it was never repaired. the son said he want justice. >> i have seek legal advice, so, you know. >> you're angry about it? >> of course. >> and that was cbs reporter peter dodd. also potentially tide to the deaths of five people in malaysia, would bring the total to 16 worlds wide. asking people to check if their cars are being recalled at safer cars got cough. >> up next find out why record setting crowds are expected to flock to chestnut hill this weekend. >> plus, fourth grader winning over voters his pitch to be president. hear what one of his top priorities would be if he was in the white house.

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>> lazy gaga's hits store shelves today. >> martin of course 17 year old when shot and killed, his death helped start the black lives matter. lady gaga's song, response to what she calls the epidemic every young african-americans being murdered in this country. >> this theatres, tom cruise returns in action sequel. >> kevin frazer from entertainment tonight takes you behind the scenes as the movie jack reach err never go back. >> this week tom cruise returns as reacher, this time, unraveling a major government

conspiracy, in jack reacher never go back. >> turn around, mr.. let me see your hands, slowly. >> tom cruise returns as ex military anti-hero jack reach reacher helping his friends played by kolb, accused of espionage and unravel government con spur at this in the process. friendship between the two added different element to the otherwise action heavy movie. >> relationship that happened in the fillment so i think the movie always want trailers definitely represent the tone and fun of the movie but always, you know, i like it when you go to a movie and there is more, more to it, and there is more to this film. >> i'm sore bye that. >> but crust doesn't skip on thing in his second go around as tough resourceful charge who plays by his own rules. >> i think he is classic cinema hero, the kind of characters that, you know,

iconic characters that we had in the cinema when i was growing up. and, it is just enormously entertaining. it allows itself the kind of character exploration and fun that you can have at a movie like this. >> you think you're above the law. >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, back to you in the studio. >> it is good weekends to go to the movies. it is going to be chilly. >> the but katie, just how low will it get? >> oh, i would give it solid 20 degrees. yes, like this is significantly cooler air mass, guys. so, not only drop 20 on the thermometer behind this cold front, but also going to feel colder than that. so, we're talking rude awakening style pattern change here. i do want to check in quickly with the eyewitness weather watchers, we do have a lot of very fall-like pictures coming in, lots of pumpkins, skeletons, fall foliage, but this is my favorite.

i am a harry potter fan, as you may or may not know. you have the harry potter weekend coming up chestnut hillment some people getting start the with the wands. >> this one came in from phil actually from chestnut hill. so good person, yes, getting those pictures for us. meanwhile, very mild air in place. many locations, some of the outlying, checking in at 60, 64 from david mitchell, just got couple of clouds overhead right now, as much of the region does, and just wishing everyone nice pleasant weekends, although, as the anchors mention may wands to -- may want to find something to do inside. it will get cool. don reporting this morning, yes, you know, you have got the chill in the air or rather warmth of the air, chill will replace that as early as tomorrow. obviously why. very potent front a boundary, wall of rain moving into central pa even at this point looks like little bit of showers starting to pick up across southern and ocean county, even atlantic, overall starting off dry, just strong deal with little patchy fog, southern region, then later this afternoon specially

tonight that the rain moves in. so, the wind really becomes, calling this the legacy of the frontal boundary, because the wind is going to really crank. and for a long time. starts tonight, it is at its peak through pretty much the whole day tomorrow. and it is still going as high as 15, 20, miles per hour come sunday, so very blustery couple every days here. and that is of course where the autism speaks walk is going to fall. so, meisha, jim, are going to be out there. in their scarfs, in their sweatshirts, for a good cause. but it is, i'm telling you now, going to be on the cool sidement make sure you're dressed appropriately. over time rebounds couple of days and the sun will shine. eagles game looks good, meisha. >> i was just going to ask, autism walk-out there saturday, all football sunday, out there with the wi p&c bs philly tail lightment come on out, bundle up. we have to bundle up. so the real question will be: what's bundled under all of those layers? that's a million dollars question. check it out on twitter. now, 95 north at 45 it, katie

like what? she'll find out. 995 north at 452, what we are working with, take it all the way up to the airport, you guys. what you are looking at, kind of foggy camera here. blue route headlight moving in the northbound direction, near media swarthmore. you can see how busy it is actually looking right now even though it is on friday. blue route near media swarthmore, give yourself extra time, probably going to need it there, beautiful shot of the ben franklin bridge. for those every you coming from jersey in center city moving not westbound direction, you can see, starting to slow down ever so slightly again talking about that fog, giving you visibility issues, more coming up in about ten minutes, joe, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. it is now 6:49. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> gale king joins us live with a preview, good morning, gale. >> joe, how do you know there is a lot coming up? >> i just know. i know there is. >> you have a lot to talk about after that al smith dinner last night. >> i know, so rahel, he's right, there is a lot coming up. there is laughter, there was tension, even some boo's at last night's al smith dinner.

the presidential candidate traded jokes and jabs, all of the big moment, also talk with john heilman about donald trump strategist, saying he may not except the election result. plus the first ever look inside part of the pope's century old summer residence. and wonder woman herself linda carter will be here in studio 57. with a newest honor for the superhero, the news, have you heard, it is back in the morning, see in you ten minute. clock is tick-tock. >> i now you had a lot, gale, thank you so much. >> i know, we have got a lot. see ya. >> halloween around the corner, of course everyone likes to get scared on halloween, right? >> now you can combine the fun after scar time with a great cause. pat gallen live with his running shoes on, pat? >> oh, oh. blair witch, guys. >> reporter: good morning, i'm super scared out here right now. we have been dropped off in the middle of a cemetery. laurel hill cemetery. we'll tell you why that; but

first, i've got to dodge the noises, the people that are out here, we're trying to traverse our way out of here without getting captured by a zombie or something like that. but it is for a good cause. oh, man, oh, my god. no, no, no. no, no, no, no. so tomorrow, here, at night at dusk, 6:30, starts run for your life run and walk foreman did for manna, a good cause. i've had enough of you. oh, weaver normal people here. hello he good morning. good morning, how are you? >> morning, how are you? >> i'm doing well. so i've been scared this morning. >> you survived? >> in a dark cemetery, but tell us what's going on this weekend? >> yes there is saturday we have a great run, right here in the cemetery. and it benefits manna. the run, festivities, registration starts at 4:00 p.m. the actual run is 6:30.

through the cemetery we have a great afternoon planned with great drinks, food, samples of manna pies, run for your life t-shirt. great deal $35. >> why did you guys hook up with man na what brought this together? >> we lover supporting the community here at the cemetery. manna has a great mission we want to help further. they've been great partner to work with. >> let's talk to laura from manna. good morning. i did survive, yes, close call there. see these guys? these creeps behind us. >> i'm all weirded out. >> tell us about manna. >> they prepare and delivers meals, so our clients get three meals a day, seven days a week, delivers to their homes. so, all of the proceeds from run for your life, scary guys, benefits manna west laurel. >> third time you guys have been doing this, turnout has been fast that is snuck. >> super fun event. nice way to get into halloween

little bit. get out, supposed to be nice weekends. we always have great time here. >> how can we get more information? how can people get out. >> go to manna.org, we have promo code today cbs-3 get you $5 off. >> is that right? so cbs-3 viewers, you guys, can come out. >> cbs-3. >> go to cbs-3. you can get freaked out, scared, but you can also have a good time. it is all for a great cause. joe, rahel, are you guys going to come out for this? >> pat, i want to point out something, on the script here, these are numbered like randomly, it is 666 on your script. if you can hear me. >> no. >> you should be afraid. >> oh. >> we are. >> run, buddy, run. >> i'm out of here. >> there goes. >> he'll be back. >> on saturday, some septa trains are renaming themselves the hogs worth locals. >> the neighborhood hoses the harry potter festival.

shops, pubs, restaurants will have harry potter themes as women. saturday there is acquitage tournament between local college student so germantown avenue will be closed for the festival. >> very good. >> i know where you'll be this weekend. >> of course. and we will be right back with three to go.

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>> here's your three to go. >> republican presidential nominee, donald trump, hits the campaign trail in our area. he's set to holds rally tonight in newtown bucks count. >> i vice president joe biden will nominee for hillary clinton, in scranton, when he is there he will except the first-ever beau biden award. >> and day number three of the faculty strike at 14 pennsylvania state universities. former negotiations remain stalled, and that's three to go. >> last check on weather and traffic, ladies? >> how about it? we've got little wet weather, exactly, exactly, we've got hint of wet weather trying to nudge into the shore points, margate one of those spots. most of you though will stay dry, at least through lunchtime. then we see some spotty showers, steadier stuff comes later tonight, winds pickets up, starts to clear out through the course of tomorrow. >> all right, katie, thank you. and we did have accident out there, 95 north past the vine, also, one in conshohocken. accident in medford avenue, there go, matson avenue road

near ramp, near the blue route, excuse me. road is partially blocked. >> keep it coming. >> all right, well, fourth grade is her getting attention for his campaign platform. >> so cute. he's running for class president of his after school program. he said he lovers politics, wrote down what he would do as president, he said woe give people jobs, not fire them, woe help people with their homework, he said, no rides, also not back talk. i love it. >> because a lot of people are insulting their moms, or they talk smack about each other. >> i think that it is casino every crazy, because there is a lot of bad stuff going on between trump and hillary hilla. >> he's interesting guy. he can be disciplined, i think he is a leader. >> but how about this? he was asked if he might try running for president of the us1 day, and he said no.

>> from the mouths of babes. >> cbs this morning is next is there have a g captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is friday, october 21st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." a campaign tradition brings hillary clinton and donald trump together. the awkward political roast drew laughter and boos. >> big boos. the nfl finds itself in a new domestic violence controversy. explosive police documents reveal giants kicker josh brown vividly describing how he abused his then wife, so why did he get a new contract and only a one-game suspension? >> how much screen time should your children have? we have new guidelines from doctors to help parents decide. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opene