you. katie and meisha, keeping an eye on things this morning, good morning. >> and i hear free coffee from wawa? >> no, dunkin' donuts if you have the app. they'll be showing up at wawa, like what? >> no wonder, okay, fine. they forgot us. good morning, you guys, roadways are looking okay, we do have an accident out there. get to that in just a moment. good news, roadways are still dry. >> the further nor you go, you have a couple of showers rolling through, so places like i78, route 22 maybe, you run into couple of damp roads. notice what's happened now in the last few hours. you can see how things sort of fizzle on the radar. not only the retreat now a little disturbance, but it is just a chance for skies to clear out here as we look forward in the forecast. this disturbance is partly why. we will see the temperatures dropping off. come tomorrow, yet again, so we are seeing at least little respit from the real chill that settled in the first half of the weekends, but it is back for the majority of this week.

for now, just drink it in. it will be pretty nice day, say for this little mar on the forecast earlier this morning. where we currently stand, we can barely break out of the 50's over the course every saturday, already off to very mild start, down in some of the area shore point, wildwood, 61, 45 in mount pocono, definitely cooler start up that way. when you look down the shore here, that winds flow is generally out of the southwest. that does mean that you have got it coming from milder place. so it will help the temperatures to rebounds where they should. that said we expect mid 506's around good portion of the area here, still breezy, don't get me wrong. that's going to be something you notice here with winds speeds as high as even 20 miles per hour, maybe gusts up to 30. up in the mountains it is little cooler partly sunny, high of 48 at best, meisha, over to you. >> katie, thank you so much. good morning, everybody. happy monday. looking at the vine, it was open last night. no construction there. moving in the westbound direction, you can see working there, moving in the eastbound direction, how about it? enjoy it, you have open

roadways some stretches, some starting to heat up, 422, moving in the eastbound direction, near the pa turnpike, what you are looking at there. i would say starting to heat up just little bit on 422, and 95 south at broad street. you can see tail light moving in the southbound direction. what you are looking at here. i would say this looks fairly typical for monday. but it does also show evidence of more and more vehicles on the roadways now that we've gotten to the 5:00 hour. overturned vehicle here in new jersey, route 55 northbound, near glassboro, left lane blocked. not going to slow you down too much right now. you might get little gaper delay, probably brake lights going off, just heads up on this, because we will start to slow down there, if that doesn't get moved out the way. then also construction jersey, 295 southbound between 45 and rep pop owe, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, kathleen kane's fall from grace continues this morning. in a montgomery county courtroom. >> pennsylvania former attorney general, awaits sentencing after a jury convicted her of leaking grand jury documents, and then lying about it under oath.

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, live at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown, jan? >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning, the big question out here in norristown today is will former attorney general of pennsylvania kathleen kane get prison time, house rest or probation. her and her attorneys are hoping for leniency, and they've certainly asked for as much. take a look at the video, kathleen kane is hoping the judge will grant her probation or house arrest, so she can be at home to raise her two teenage sons. kane argues that the loss of her career, law license, and reputation, are more than enough. but prosecutors call her crimes aggregious, and they're pushing for jail time. now this all comes after kane was convicted this summer on all nine counts of perjury and obstruction of justice. during the trial, the prosecution told the story of an attorney general's fall from grace. at first, attorney general kane enjoyed mostly positive press, as she supported gay marriage, and ramped up the child preditor unit. but soon that changed. top deputies and seasoned prosecutors started to leave. prosecutors say a calculated

scheme meant to embarrass rival prosecutor led to leaked grand jury documents. kane had a campaign consultant pass those confidential files to a newspaper reporter. she then tried to frame someone else for the leak. kane did not testify at her august trial. now, her sentencing is scheduled to start here at the montgomery county courthouse right around 10:00 a.m. her sentence could range anywhere from probation to maximum of 12 to 24 years in prison. of course, we will be here to cover it all. for now, live outside montgomery county courthouse norristown, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, jim, back into you. >> thank you, jan. with just two weeks until election day, hillary clinton and donald trump continue to focus on swing states. >> the democratic nominee spent yesterday in north carolina, the gop candidates is in florida as we report, some of the swing states still up for grabs. >> reporter: hillary clinton crisscrossed north carolina sunday appearing alongside mothers of the movement in raleigh. and blasting donald trump at a rally in charlotte.

>> he refused to say that he would respect the results of our election. some people are sore losers, you know, we just got to keep going. >> stomping for clinton in las vegas, president obama criticized republicans for backing the gop nominee. >> when you finally get them on tape, bragging about actions that qualify sexual assaults, and its pole numbers go down, suddenly that's a deal breaker. well, what took you so long? >> reporter: recent polls show number of pivotal state slipping away from trump, usually the red state of texas. latest cbs battlegrounds tracker shows trump leading clinton by only three points in the state. >> we are behind. >> despite the dire numbers, trump's campaign manager kelly ann conway says, he still has a chance. >> our advantage is that donald trump is just going to continue to take the case directly to the people. >> it is rigged. it is broken. it is corrupt. >> at an outdoor rally in

florida yesterday, trump continued to question the us voting system. as well as polls showing clinton leading him among women. >> i really think those polls are very inaccurate when it comes to women. i think we're doing better with women than with men, frankly. >> early voting is set to begin in most florida counties today. cbs news. well, tonight is the final of two debates in pennsylvania u.s. senate race, republican pat toomey, seeking re-election will face-off against katie mcginty at the performing art center. debated last week in pittsburgh, polls show the race is a statistical dead heat. a little more than 14 days until election day, "eyewitness news" is following the candidate of campaign 2016 and the outcome if you're not near a tv go on line. >> in other news, teenager recovering after being shot in the face in southwest philly. police tell us the 17 year old boy was shot in broad daylight. it happened yesterday

afternoon in the 7500 block of elmwood street. no arrests have been made in this shooting. >> also, police are investigating the sudden death of two people in south philadelphia. investigators tell us, a neighbor found the man and woman both in their 50's yesterday in the 2700 block of 11th street, they believe both died in the home. no details on a cause of death. >> well, neighbors say, a dog saved its owner's life after fire ripped through their port richmond home. flames broke out around 4:30 yesterday morning, on the 3100 block of memphis street. neighbors say the barking dog woke everyone up when firefighters arrived, they found andrea ballot and her dog were unconscious on the living room floor. >> they found her on the floor in the living room. the dog was on top of her. i guess he had tried to protect her. shea was a good dog so that's what shea did. >> now, ballot suffered burns to more than who have of her body. she is in critical condition. shea is being treated for smoke inhalation, at a local

animal hospital. >> what a dog. well, philadelphia international airport wants to know how two passengers got on their plane long before they were supposed to. franchesca and his 21 year old daughter boarded american flight 1655 to boston through an unlock gate door before the schedule departure sunday morning, philadelphia international airport says both passengers did have ticket for the flight, but american airlines says they boarded two hours early. >> it was clear that me were very confused. and they did not speak english. >> someone went through the door, they just followed the person? >> yes. >> was it unlock or just -- >> no, it was open. >> and american airlines used another plane to fly to boston out of what they say was abundance of caution. well, coming up: authorities in south carolina investigating a stab that happened during a church service. we'll have the latest on the victim's condition. >> also ahead, we are learning more about deadly crash between a tour bus and a tractor-trailer. we will tell you what police know about the moments before impact. >> and a scary scene high atop

a local bridge. we will tell you what was burning on the delaware memorial bridge yesterday. >> ♪ monday morning ♪ >> happy monday morning, everyone, it is a great day after that big eagle win. we've got meisha and katie and rahel, everybody's dancing in the studio. i have even got that special eagles suit. stay with us. >> might we see it. >> we'll see it soon. the big reveal. >> we'll be right back. >> ♪

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transporting 44 passengers struck the rear after freightliner truck with a trailer in the number three lane. >> reporter: tour bus returning to los angeles from casino early sunday morning, survivors said most of the passengers were sleeping at the time of the crash. >> majority of people killed were in the front section of the bus. >> reporter: front driver also killed, two vehicles reportedly so mangled rescue hers to use a crane to search for victims. in addition to those killed, dozens more passengers injured and taken to area hospitals. the cause of the crash was not immediately known. the tractor-trailer and other vehicles had slowed down due to maintenance on the roadway according to police. >> there didn't appear to be braking skidmarks from the bus. >> reporter: police also saying that the bus was going significantly faster than the big rig. >> i'll tell you the speed of the bus was so significant that when it hit the back of the big rig, the trailer, the trailer itself entered about 15 feet into the bus. >> reporter: read, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". this story has a lot of

people talking. rv full of marijuana candy catches fire on the delaware memorial bridge. the vehicle went up in flames yesterday, shutting down the northbound lanes of the bridge. the company's owner says the van is used to promote the legalization of marijuana, was on it way to new york the the good news here is that no one was hurt. not something you see every day. >> interesting cargo. >> katie, quite a change in the wet they are week? >> very much so. we are going to at least stay pretty typical here when it comes it thermometer readings t does appear we'll have winds to contend with, eventually rain returns to the forecast, chill returns to the forecast, frost potential returns to the forecast. so, we want to walk you through everything. let's get you out, there starting things off with beautiful shot. this is taken from our very own station headquarters overlooking "skycam 3" off in the distance, see liberty place all lit of in pink, lights for the tour, to remind you to get a mammogram. continues through the end of the monthment despite pretty substantial breeze you notice,

still feels like 56 degrees. that westerly wind flow is likely to pretty much justin through the course of the day with winds speeds that could peak as high as 20 miles per hour. maybe gusts to up 30. meantime, storm scan3 is not totally devoid of any issues here. we had little disturbance rolling through primarily the northern most counties outside of the city. but, we're going to see things brighten one time everywhere. call it partly sunny up around the mountains, overall more sun than anything for most of you. east of the mississippi other than just quiet. this is a very quiet radar. even nationwide. new storm system though starting to nudge into the western united states, and eventually we have to deal with some issues because of that. but for now the jet stream is still call it pretty much just zonal flow is what we call it, means that the flow is basically from west to east, however, we will start to see another drop of cool air sing in that allows the jet stream to drop off. the below average temperatures also become a theme then for the majority, in fact, of our mid week.

and that's where the frost potential comes in. tuesday night, wednesday night specifically, low temperatures are dropping to the low to mid 30's, around pretty much the board. so, everyone's got that possibility, so make sure the pets come inside for the night, and that you at least cover up your mums or any other sensitive plants with a clot, maybe bring them inside from the front porch for the night. current winds speeds, little too strong for fos to -- frost to form. regardless, breeze that you will notice throughout the course of the day. i mentioned earlier those gust cost peak as high as 306789 but it is a normal day. for mid to late october, 64, sunshine, a breeze, hey we will take t later tonight though we do drop down to chilly 43. that's just the beginning, folks. take a look at where we ends up. come tomorrow right through thursday temperatures at best into the mid and upper 50's, thursday is our necessary best shot to see rain move in. primarily to me looks at this point like it is a p.m. issue. then another shot for rain coming along this weekend, with yet another frontal passage. meisha? >> katie, authorities believe we will be turning on the heat

instead of the air conditioners. weird. look at the blue route, guys. tail light hoeffel in the northbound direction, looking good, everywhere we look is looking good. holding steady. but you are starting to heat up lit bit. we look at the roadways, see how many vehicles are starting to get out there. this is a look at the schuylkill. taillights eastbound direction. this is past belmont avenue. you can see both moving in the eastbound and westbound side. way out in the westbound side, right up here, you can see, how many vehicles are making their way down. so just heads up on that, the schuylkill will get very busy. usually does. specially monday through wednesday. ninety-five, headlights moving in the southbound direction, past betsy ross. see what you are working with here. again, really starting to heat up on interstate 9a don't need to leave your homes early but you might have to moving into the 6:00 hour if you have to wait until the kids get out to school. certainly give yourselves extra time. then overturned vehicle in jersey, route 55 northbound, near glassboro, left lane still block, let you know as soon as that clears. whenever we have overturned vehicle, you will have more flashing lights out there. it can slow you down.

that's where that overturned is. also, some construction northeast extension northbound between lansdale, quakertown, right lane block, construction southbound side as well, now since cleared. so really just northbound side kinds of lingering out there. plus we have some construction pa turnpike. at bensalem, on the ramp. it is in both directions. so heads up on that, for those of you headed out. overall looking okay there. construction 295 southbound between route 45 and repup ao. block until 6:00 a.m. hopefully clears at 6:00. i'll let you know as soon as it do, jim, rahel, back to you. >> this is meisha's favorite part of the day, you know, your morning coffee on the eagles today. >> thank you very much. here's sports director don bell with a look at the birds big win with the vikings. >> reporter: it wasn't a must win. it was got to v eagles were three-point underdogs and hoping the only undefeated team left in football not to mention it was return of sam bradford. the minnesota vikings visiting the linc.

pick it -- pick it up first quarter, first quarter, wentz, throwing two picks in the game. also had a fumble. sam bradford also had his issues. defense was great, and he had a tough time piercing it. right there, picks off. also had a pair of fumbles. rodney mcleod, doing the damage here. thirds quarter, eagles up 11 to three. green-beckham, birds up 18 to three. third quarter vikings going forward on down. matt rejected. the eagles defense was six sacks, and the birds win 21 to ten. like i told the guys in the lockerroom, these guys, you just got to believe. you got to eliminate the penalties. eliminate some of the mistakesment and you can see just how good you can be. >> for us to come out with a win, you know works found a way. that's what good teams do. they finds a way to win, that's what we struggled with the last two weeks. so, for us to come out, and get this win today, it is huge for us. >> all right, up next: the birds visit dallas with first place in the nfc east, on the

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forecast, little more detail about what we are looking ahead to at this point, and it does appear there will be cold front passage that takes place, so of course that means, temperatures will have opportunity to drop off saturday into sunday, also tracking some rain. right now, the most likely time frame looks to be p.m. specifically hours of saturday, that could change, something we're watching, but nice big heads up if you have outdoor plans, stay with like me, she has p, biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty -

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>> it is mild monday. we could have a wet week later. katie is here to time it all out for you. good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. first, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> once a rising star in pennsylvania politics, kathleen kane is now waiting to hear if she is going to jail. >> kathleen kane sentence could range from probation to maximum of 12 to 24 years in prison. >> it is rigged. it is broken. >> donald trump is campaigning in florida. >> and despite polls favoring hillary clinton, trump says polls showing him struggling among women are, quote, very inaccurate. >> it is tough. it is tough for all every us. >> tragedy on the highway in southern california. thirteen people are dead after their tour bus slammed into a tractor-trailer this