jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. how beautiful is that shot. >> gorgeous. >> it remind me of the, the forecast. brings my back to my childhood. >> yes, my childhood was not all that bad, jim. >> you didn't get an american girl doll. >> yes. >> yes. >> all right, you guys, looking outside, i can tell you construction crews are so happy right now, because it is nice out there but they are out there. you will have a good heads up on that. septa's airport line i have updates. pumpkins and mums they all needed blanket, awfully chilly. temperatures are still dropping off, you mention that had frost advisory, also freeze warnings. depending where you are you have one or the other. the poconos are not included in that because you already had your first hard freeze of the the season and as for that happened, they just stopped showing that. regardless the whole region is cold this morning. we are off to a very chilly

start as we get to those temperatures any second. here's an outline of just why we're seeing that air drop, or temperatures dropping off as readily as they are. we have no cloud. you need that blanket, in essence to help keep the temperatures from dropping off very readily and we do not have that combined with the light wind, those are ingredients that you need for frost or hard freeze to actually develop. that is what is coming from then. temperatures well below freezing in allentown, mount pocono, right a at 32 degrees at ac airport. thirty-two lancaster. forty at philly international. hovering back and forth between 39 and 40. we will drop off a few more degrees before this is all said and done. we have a variety pack. depend where you are. forty-three. not terrible in ocean city. ocean water is not the balmy but 60 degrees from the water does help moderate temperature so it is less harsh for you at the the shore, nonetheless in cape may at 32, moving toward,

it is a cold start but at least it is bright, sunny and that last through majority of the the day. cool day though highs in the mid 60's and we will hit mid 50's today, meisha. >> we can take that chill if we see sun. but right the now it is still dark outside, whenever we have disable vehicle, outside we can start to see problems. this is schuylkill westbound at city avenue pulled off to the far right shoulder. you can see cars going by it looks like in terms of the the volume levels pretty good. pretty nice. the just a heads up. ben franklin bridge. for those coming from new jersey and center sit the eye in the westbound direction we are in great company with your neighbors. looking good as it should. this is what we want to see. no real red flags anywhere, vine was opened last night for construction. the westbound looking good. eastbound side starting to heat up a tad but still looking good there. here's that construction. pennsylvania turnpike eastbound between downingtown and valley forge left the lane block there. septa's airport line was suspended because of power problems. it is now resumed but you might have some residual

delay. check on line before you leave your homes if i were you. construction 42 southbound ramp to 295 is closed until right around now so hopefully that is just clearing out of your way. jim and rahel, back to you. one person is killed in the house fire in chester county. >> we're hearing it is a real challenge for fire fighters to get the flames under control. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live a at the scene this birmingham township, justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is a remote area so that presents its own challenges but state and local fire marshals have been here combing through the scene searching for a cause in what is a a fatal house fire. looking at the aftermath here overnight in birmingham township, chester county, we are north of the brandywine creek state park. it took an hour to knock this fire down in what was a cold overnight fire fight. tanker trucks hauled in what the tore keep hosing down flames and hot spots after a house on the the 1300 block of south birmingham road. first call to the fire came in

close to 11:10 last night and minutes before midnight a call for the medical examiner. a sad sign of one life lost. and just before 2:00 a.m. we are told a loved one arrived here to identify the remains of that lone fire victim. of course, the investigation continues this morning, looking now live inside of this home as you can see tremendous amounts of damage here of what appears to be the kitchen and foyer area here this morning. we are told that the search for a cause of this fire may take sometime just because of the damage inside here, it is so badly. we have seen here on the scene what appears to be a smoke alarm here. no word if that was functioning at the time of this fire, again, one person dead, search for a cause remains active this morning. rahel and jim back to you. >> thanks very much, justin. another fire overnight is just one in center city high rise. "eyewitness news" at the 13th and lombard just after 2:00. fire was limited to an outside balcony. fire fighters put out those flames quickly and no one was

hurt but still no word on a cause. outrage this morning of a reported discrimination in philadelphia's lbgt community. >> we have to band together and until we do that we will not be able to end this. >> diverse group pack a hearing. philadelphia commission on human relations held last night's meet to go hear complaints about racism in bars. last month video surface of eye candy owner darryl depea pan owe used a racial slur to describe customers. he apologized but the tensions continue. >> it is long overdue. there has been nothing but racism from the top to the bottom against black and brown people and black and brown voices have not been heard. >> and the commission on human relations will issue findings and recommendationness two to three months. hillary clinton is campaigning in florida. donald trump is making stops in north carolina and washington d.c. the just 13 days and counting

until election day. as roxannasaberry reports both candidates are focusing on early voting states. >> reporter: on a their straight day of florida, donald trump used obama care hate hikes to hammer hillary clinton. >> i will repeal, replace it. she will expand it and it will get more and more expensive. >> reporter: in an interview with routers, the republican nominee took aim at clinton's foreign policy plans in syria. >> her you will end up in world war three. >> reporter: trump saved his most serious attacks for president obama himself. seizing on a exchange from the batch of hack e-mails released by wikileaks yesterday, clinton's former chief of staff cheryl mills suggested that the president knew that clinton was using her personal e-mail while secretary of state. >> he's caught up now, folks. we have to investigate, the investigation. >> reporter: other e-mails reportedly show top aid struggling to get past clinton's e-mail scandal

including campaign chain john podesta who questions her instincts. ahead of her 69th birthday she ignored latest wikileaks dump focusing on trump's heat rick. >> after spending his entire campaign attacking one group of americans after another, now his final target is democracy itself. >> reporter: warning supporters not to be complacent. >> we have got to turn peak out. >> reporter: clinton will get a boost from a gold star father, as he campaigns for her in virginia today. roxana, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". donald trump said he would love to fight joe biden after last friday the vice-president said he wished he could fight the republican presidential nominee, after criticizing trump's vocal remarks toward women. >> press always asked me don't i wish i were debating him. no, i wish we were in high school i could take him behind the gym.

>> at a rally trump responded by saying he would be willing to take biden up on the offer. >> you know, he is mr. tough guy. you know when he is mr. tough guy when he standing behind a microphone, he wants me to the back of the barn oh, no. >> the vice-president, clarified his remarks, by saying wow take on trump, if he was back in high school. well, philadelphia mayor jim kenney reacts to the attacks on temple university students and police. in one incident, friday night surveillance video caught a mob of kid beating and robbing three temple students, another mob assaulted and robbed three people on the 1700 block of cecil b. moore avenue. police arrested four teenagers. >> we will continue to do what we have to do to keep people safe here but these things happen and we don't like when they happen. we are em about a raced when it happens. but we have to work with everybody in the temple community, and community surrounding the temple campus

and everyone in the city to get ourselves in the the better place. >> temple university police and philadelphia police, plan to increase patrols. up next, and only on "eyewitness news" we will take you inside jail where kathleen kane is expect to serve her event isens. see for yourself just ahead. we are learning more about a deadly accident that shut down a popular amusement park in australia, we will have the latest, plus this. ♪ >> it is only our morning commute were this fun, we will show you more james corden's car pooling karaoke with lady gaga. wait null hear lengths one man has gone to return a message in the bottle have after more

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died on a water ride. the accident happened at dream world a popular theme park in cleveland. they were on thunder river rapid and rushed through a manmade river. two rafts collided and threw victims in the conveyor belt. two men and two women died. two children were then from the raft but they survived. it seems from what my eyes scene, it is a miracle anybody came out of that. we should be thankful for that? police are promising a full investigation and even say charges could be filed in the the case. "eyewitness news" has an exclusive look at what former pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane's life will be like once she's in jail. kane was sentenced to ten to 23 months for leaking grand jury information earlier this week. she's free, while she appeals and if and when she serves time she will do it at montgomery county correctional facility in eagleville.

this is what it looked like inside the jail, kane could choose to be in the general population and could likely get a job sweeping, mopping or she could be placed in protective custody but those inmates are significantly limited in what they can do. >> with a protective custody type classification she would have capability of coming out of her cell during the course of the day unless we are doing a head count. >> kane was at the jail briefly after her sentence was handed down. it took her family 45 minutes to raise $75,000 bail to get her out. a lot more to come there. katie joins us now. i'm in the gloves, scarves, in like september. >> oh, yeah. >> but yesterday, other people downtown i was walking my dogs i saw people hats, gloves, scarves. >> you know what, tis the season. the this is time of the year you you can see difference, variance and extremes as well. we have a 70-degree day. it will be a highlight for many of you of the forecast but today not enclose.

right now we have got temperatures below freezing mark and a lot of spots. storm scan is very quiet. we have that working for you. we will not have any kind of slick travel, nothing like that but that could change by tomorrow but high pressure is still on our side and we have our next storm system moving in. you can see more organization then we had this same time yesterday, shrinking eastbound, we have center of the circulation up across minnesota and warm front lift nothing to wisconsin, great lakes and trailing cold trent. we will get barely clipped with the moisture from the warm front and then see cold front crossing through bringing us bulk of the precipitation to the our area. we're talking about 11:00 o'clock tonight. by this point cloud will build, getting leading edge of the cold front just barely moving in and it looks like about this same time tomorrow that places like poconos, specifically the poconos and points north will have best chance to he see a little bit of snow out of this or icing. i don't think you see much accumulation on paved

surfaces. ground is just too warm but eventually the rain will take over even in the poconos it does turn over to rain and we are basically looking at p.m. hours as a prime time to sees any rain moving in our area so afternoon and toward night fall, and then cold front will clear out by friday we are clearing out the nicely overhead ending up with a breeze but turning out dry. looking at future icing though, again you are not talking about much out of this. mainly thursday morning it might be a hundred of an inch. i am lar scenario for any snow potential and specific to the poconos, on north. the don't worry about it from philadelphia on i-95. we will go to one further live neighborhood north cameras in pleasant will valley middle and high school very calm and quiet but it is a hard trees this morning and we have got that potential. cold start to the day as a result, sun will shine. we will hit 54 tonight. staying try. dropping only 40 degrees but with time again that storm does make its arrival. if you flap to be outside at

all i would suggest umbrella, it is a light rain for majority of that time frame but it is steady, widespread. mostly getting impact by it. we will clear it out. weekend not too bad. we could still see a shower, sunday. >> look at the that monday, in the bad, 64 degrees, on halloween, i'll take that. i will take 60's on halloween. good morning, happy hump day indeed. we are getting over hump looking outside i-95 south, we are looking at both directions keeping my eye on the southbound side but i-95 south at academy or northbound direction we're looking good. would i say in the southbound side maybe starting to heat up a little bit the but overall we are holding steady there. boulevard in the southbound direction you can see headlights moving in the southbound direction toward the schuylkill, not bad, really typical. but once we jump on the schuylkill westbound this is where we have one slight problem. we have a disable vehicle, pulled off to the shoulder,

not causing problems in terms of the blocking the lane but coming down here on the schuylkill in the westbound direction it is very dark. that is how we can get problems. i want a heads up septa's airport line was suspended but you might deal with residual issues, rahel and jim, back over to you. now for a look at newspaper headlines across our region. >> on the front page of the trentonian officials are warning residents of potential rental scams appearing in front of the vacant rot where squatters were illegally living. five bills are proposed to target and stop fanned om land lord there renting to unsuspecting people. it takes advantage of the low income resident. on the front page of the reading eagle berks county man lied about having a career as a had reen is sentenced to additional time behind bars. shayne, provided false statement about receiving two purpose will he will hearts and a bronze star during a february assault hearing.

sparrow never actually serve in the the hillary and will now spend an additional three months to two years in state prison. in the spirit of the delaware county northerly middle school guidance counselor nick kail sayer was named 2016 pennsylvania middle school counselor of the year. she will be recognized in the ceremony at the white house in january. congratulations to her. >> congratulations. that is a look at newspaper headlines there around the delaware valley. coming up a a chicago man is getting a tension for something he wrote in his year books more than 20 years ago. >> we will tell you why it is proving to be quite a prediction up next. also this... >> let the me lead off by saying i get myself in so much trouble, you know, he he is this, he is that, he only played five nba games. >> i get myself in trouble. >> find out what could absolutely get brett brown in trouble before the regular season begins tonight, our pat gallen goes one on one with the sixers head coach up

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what a come back by flyers, let's take it to the the ice. flyers trailing buffalo three to nothing in the third period when travis konecny gets a deflects for his first career goal with under three to play, claude giroux to brayden schenn, he shoots and scores and now three-two sabres. under two to play, another power play flyers take advantage, mark streit hits it home, tie game. come back is complete, no goals in overtime so they go to a shoot-out, where jay voracek goes top shelf for winner. flyers roar back to beat the sabres, four-three. sixers opening up the season tonight at home against oklahoma city. >> two sixers will make their long awaited debut tonight in south philadelphia. one is joel embiid, sixers 2014, first round pick who will play his first regular season nba game. sixers practiced at their new facility in camden. fellow first rounders dario

saric also makes his nba debut, sixers ceo scott o'neill joins us today at 6:00 . sixers coach brett brownies looking forward to this new season. >> our pat gallen talk to the coach about the long, slow process that leads up to tonight. >> it is a big season for sixers, we will finally get to see joel embiid play in meaningful games and in the near future first overall pick ben simmons will return from the foot injury. mantas being with the turn around is brett brown. >> our coach, new season is upon us, what are your feelings heading in the season. >> i'm thrilled for city where we can all sort of point to people and players that we think will be with us for a long time. i think there is a level of disappointment with ben simmons injury but then you look out and see what we are seeing in jell embiid. >> reporter: brown sees light at the even of the tunnel but it has been a rough go, including a ten win game last year. >> it eats at you, we all

should be disappointed in me if i gave you any other answer. the thing that i tried to do is always remine myself of what is my purpose and it is to grow a program, build a culture, deeper then winning and losing. >> reporter: inning will come if joel embiid pans out and the coach says he is the real deal. >> he is a legitimate, significant piece, maybe the piece to growing the program. >> who does he compare embiid too? brown won't say. >> let me lead off to saying i get myself in so much trouble, you know, he is this, he is that, he only plays five nba games. i get myself in trouble talking about joel. >> reporter: perhaps most important question at all what happened to the brett brown beard. >> trying to save the marriage. my wife didn't like the beard. >> i'm not buying it. >> that is part of it. other parties it is a summer statement. i go camping a lot. i'm from the state of maine. after someone leaves, all bets are off and we just have

freedom. >> path the path gallon, "eyewitness news". to the world series now and cleveland indians get two home runs from roberto perez and record it ising performance from corry. he struck out eight cubs in the first three innings and indian won game 16 to throwing. national league champion cubs were shut out for first time this post season or third time this post season. the tonightes game two is moved up to 7:00 o'clock start for rain in the forecast in cleveland. some trash talk this morning from the cleveland police department. check out this tweet jokingly for cubs offense. come on, ouch, a little early for trash talk. >> all teams in sports, shared superstitions and cubs after lot of them. >> here's a story that may make a believer out of you. mike lee is a diehard cubs fan and moved to kalas a teen but grew up in chicago and recently high school pal sent him a video to point out a

prediction that lee made as a high school senior back in 1993. >> there is mike lee. >> chicago cubs 2016, world series, you heard it here first. >> i'm not a big literature person and then i came here, i know i will put this. it came there when i was a kiddy had a dream about it. >> hopefully that dream works for hike, back in chicago now says he hopes to see one of the games at wrigley field in person. >> i hear they are very expensive. >> yes. >> take out an extra mortgage for those tickets. coming up next apple does something it hasn't done in 15 years, we will have have a live report from wall street. nearly two dozen students from the u.s., sail on a historic mission, what they are studying next. critics say pennsylvania's votingare especially vulnerable to hacking but is that accurate? we will hear from philadelphia's election commissioner. hi there katie. we are ever closer to that

weekend and things are coming into focus when it comes to how weekend will play out and good news is we're expect agonize warming trend. check out that sunday high in the city. we are shooting for 70. there is a disturbance crossing by to the the north that could bring in showers to the poconos especially maybe on sunday in the city but otherwise definitely looking up for us as we head ever closer to the upcoming weekend. stay there we will be right back with your full

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