developing right now a forceful earthquake rocks italy sending people running in the panic. we have latest on the damage. plus trying to avoid a strike, septa and union members are back at the bargaining table this morning. we have an update on negotiations. it is a showdown in prime time, tie hard eagles fans head to texas to see our bird face the cowboys. our don bell, caught up with a few fans. it is sunday october 30th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. lets get you out the door with the check of the forecast with justin drabick. our producer and i are very big justin drabick fans. >> yes, that is you why you are all nice to me today, all shines, raining, nasty. >> i'm always smiling. >> what are you talking about. >> yeah, sure, blame me anytime weather is bad. >> it is true but today we are fans, justin. >> exactly. at least for first half of the day. we will bring rain in but

should hold off until evening hours. most have of it try. we will love today and this upcoming week. we have more warm temperatures coming at you. little something for everybody in this forecast but shaping up to be a nice morning. yesterday morning we were scraping frost off cars, not happening this morning. temperatures in the 50's and 60's getting ready for thighs sunrise, already seeing those skies brighten up. pretty much clear to partly cloudy, 61 degrees at the airport in philadelphia. southwest breeze at 6 miles an hour bringing in the warm temperature change compared to this time yesterday morning. 19 degrees warmer in philadelphia, 25 in wilmington. almost 30 degrees warmer in at atlantic city. numbers range from the mid 50's to lower 60's, even mount pocono is feeling warmth already at 61 degrees. fifty-four the cooler spot in quakertown. we're talking about temperatures rapidly warming up in the morning and afternoon. there will be clouds around but most of that rain still well to the north and west. it will take sometime to get in here. outdoor lance looks good, through at least first half of

the afternoon. scattered showers arrive around 5:00 o'clock north and west of the city and then south and east to ten tonight. it could be even a possible thunderstorm. rainfall amounts tenth of an inch or a quarter if you get heavier showers. mid 70's for highs around philadelphia and shore. temperatures around 60 degrees in the mountains. up and down temperatures this week. if you like warm wait a few you more days and look at the that halloween forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks, justin. now back to the news out of central, southern italy a forceful earthquake which was a magnitude 6.6 woke people up out of the bed and sent nuns running from the church at the clock tower appeared to tumble. there are no immediate reports of the yours or death. italy has been struggling to recover from an august quake that left 300 people dead. and septa and transit workers union are resuming discussion toss try to prevent a worker strike. that walk out if it happened would happen tuesday morning. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live

from septa headquarters in center city. cherri, septa riders are worried this could becoming so close to election day, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes. this makes this strike a major concern not just to commuters but also voters because many people use public transportation to get to the polls so folks are concerned that a strike could impact turnout. but it could really impact if it does come tuesday if negotiation does not soon reach resolution. septa officials spent several hours, saturday, negotiating with transportation workers union local 234 leadership. they ended without a resolution. the city, school district and a number of major employers are working on contingency plans for workers because if the the parties are unable to reach agreement by midnight on monday at 12:01 tuesday, anyone using bus routes, the market frankford line, the broad street line or trolleys

will to have find another mode of transportation. the big sticking points for the 5700 septa workers are health and pension benefits. the line in the sand has been drawn. the signs are prepared, for the picket lines. while many commuters are sympathetic with the workers they are growing frustration is clear. >> the focus is with septa. it always comes down to the bottom. they don't care about the worker. some people will lose their jobs. >> it comes to this point every year. every year. i wonder why the city doesn't try another bus service. just try a bus service so septa could have something to compete against. >> reporter: now last time septa went on strike it was 2009 and that strike lasted about six days. so, even if there is a strike that begins on tuesday, there is a chance that it could be hashed out before election day, the other option, of course is for septa union workers to push that strike deadline, until have after the

election, we will see what happens as this continue, live at the septa headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, hopefully they will get to a agreement. thank you. this morning a man is dead and another is in the hospital after a shooting in northeast philadelphia. it happened at around 4:00 in the 700 block of adams avenue. police say they took one man to the hospital, paramedics took the second who was pronounced dead there third person was found beaten. no arrests have been made just yet. at least one person is in custody after an officer involved shooting in philadelphia the it happened in the 900 block of north front street, just after 10:00 . officers on patrol said they heard shots being fired, when they arrived, the officers fired, but no one was hurt. at least one person was arrested after that. in word on what prompted the original shooting. and a man is in the hospital after being shot in the stomach, this happened, in the 5500 block of rising sun avenue. fire fighters say that the three three-year old man was taken to einstein medical center in critical condition.

so far, no arrests, no word on what led to the shooting either. well, hillary clinton is campaigning in florida today while donald trump stumped for votes in nevada, colorado and new mexico. fbi reopened criminal investigation in clinton's private e-mail server continues to dominate the campaign. brooks silva-braga has more on the fall out. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign called fbi director james comey letter to congress long on innuendo and short on facts. comey wrote new e-mails have been found related to clinton's use of the private e-mail server but could not say if they were significant. >> it is pretty strange to put something like that out, with such little information right before an election. >> we have called on director comey to explain everything right away and put it all out on the table. >> reporter: cbs news has learned more than a thousand e-mails some work related were found in the lap top belong to go clinton aid huma aberdeen

and her estranged husband anthony weiner while he was investigated for sending sexually explicit messages to a minor. sources tell cbs news that loretta lynch disagreed with comey decision to notify congress about the the new e-mails so close to election day. >> that is because the department obvious advertise is trying their hardest to protect the criminal activities of hillary clinton. >> reporter: an associated press poll taken before fbi announcement found most likely voters think clinton broke the law with her use of the private server. >> you are an undecided voter from colorado. does this affect how you lean at all. >> a little bit, i think i would lean toward trump. >> at this point there is nothing we can do to turn off the people that support them, which is crazy when you think about it. >> reporter: early voting is already underway in dozens of states and more than 20 million votes have been cast. the brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

now just nine days before voters head to the polls to pick our next president, stay with "eyewitness news" as we cover campaign 2015. we're also on line at cbs philly.com. a police involve shooting is under investigation in haddon township new jersey. it happened yesterday morning at route 130 and 158, investigators say a township police officers struggled with the driver of the car have after he allegedly sped from the traffic stop. during the struggle the officer shot the driver in the the lower body, and he was not seriously wounded, the officer was not injured. in bucks county three teens are charged in the fatal shooting of a former pen ridge high school football player. investigators say that lewis was gunned down during a robbery at colt memorial park in perkasie. it happened around 12:30. lewis was 2015 pen ridge graduate. well, it may be one of the most anticipated eagles game of the year when birds face the cowboys. showdown happens tonight in texas and lots of eagles fans made the trip to the lone star state to cheer on the bird. sports director don bell

caught up with them. >> we are fresh off the flight from philadelphia to dallas. dozens of people on the plane making a trip here to big d, let's check in on this massive match up and see who will take first place in the the nfc east, we will go down to baggage claim and we will check with the people. why did you make this trip. >> because it is one of the favorite trips we make every year. >> reporter: is it sweet tore get the a win at dallas or sweeter to beat cowboys in philadelphia. >> it is sweeter to walk out of this building. >> i'm here for them. we support them 100 percent. >> 100 percent. >> we are season ticket holders we have to be here. >> give me your predictions tomorrow. >> twenty-seven-ten. >> who do you got. >> eagles all the way. >> why? >> they are just, it is our year. >> what will happen tomorrow. >> it will be a close game, low scoring. opposite of whatever i think. >> i was waiting for a prediction out of you. >> i don't know. i can't predict. when i predict it goes south.

a void predictions. >> no, i'm good. is that what you are worried about. >> ten-three. >> dave murphy, philadelphia daily news, what are the keys to the game. >> i mean it is cliche but it start up front. philadelphia eagles defense will not have to face an offensive line like this. we have seen them struggle against good offensive lines in washington. very interested to see how that plays out. >> everybody has a opinion on how this thing will turnout. eagles four and a half point under dogs, coming to you from dallas, don bell, cbs-3 "eyewitness sports". we will get you ready for tonight's showdown with dallas, don will be live, from at&t stadium, leslie van arsdal will be live, sunday kick off starts at 11:30 right here on cbs-3. halloween decoration that is could pose a choking hazard that is coming up in the recall round up. autopsy is in on the death of miami marlins layer jose fernandes, what the medical examiner found in the system. plus investigators find some of the tea brings after an american airlines plane

catches fire in chicago's o'hare international airport what they found and where they found it. if you have in the been outside just yet, trust me it is nice outside, if you rain is also on the the way. justin is timing out showers after the

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of death as a boat crash. star pitcher and two friend were killed september 25th after their private boat hit a jetty near miami beach. engine pieces from the american airlines plane that caught fire at chicago's o'hare airport on friday had been found thousands on have feet away. piece of the engine was found 3,000 feet away and turns up 1500 feet away and investigators determined that the fire on the runway was caused by engine failure, no word on what caused the engine to fail. local resident are stepping into help patients and victims still dealing with the devastating effects of matthew. "eyewitness news" at cottman and frankford avenue where volunteers of the maddie help a child foundation were collect at toms send to haiti. they encourage people to drop off clothe, canned foods and personal items. >> now lets go back to justin. we have warm and rain, little will bit of everything. >> yeah, cool down too in time for halloween if you you are dressing up, put that costume on, feeling good for trick or treating. forecast as well for monday.

rain later today but we are starting off sunday looking nice and feeling good too if you like mild temperatures. fifty's and 60's getting ready, for a nice sunrise. live look, all is quiet, with clear skies. we have high thin cloud to the north and west of the coastline, but that is sign of the cold front and it will bring some rain chances in. sunrise developing in just a few you more minutes this morning sunrise coming at 7:28 for philadelphia. now next sunday in sixth we will go back to standard time, we will flip clocks this coming saturday night. we will rise at 6:26. we will get that earlier daylight but then sun will be setting before 5:00 o'clock and then by end of the the year september 31st we are back to seeing sunrise again, coming in later in the morning at 72:00 two. you'll enjoy that sunlight starting next sunday, for a few weeks or so. now we're losing two and a half minutes of daylight each day as we head toward the winter solstice. fifty-six in allentown. sixty-one in philadelphia low to mid 60's along the coast,

big difference from yesterday morning we were dealing with the 30's. check it out north and west. we have colder air out near michigan, 43. forty-four minneapolis. that will come through the delaware valley tomorrow. there will be a big difference in the temperatures. we're all over the place for next several days. go back to friday high have of only 57 degrees. yesterday only 70, for philadelphia, today well in the 70's, well above average high of 62. and then tomorrow back in the 50's, and then 60's starts to return by middle of the week. here's cold front autopsy cross great lakes you can see a line of some showers, there will be a few thunderstorm that will develop later this have afternoon. we're dry for next several hours so this morning is good. first half of the afternoon should stay dry and then showers start to move south and east. fall foliage looks great, warm afternoon, cool night, that is what you want. past peak in the poconos. areas in new england but at peak for lehigh valley, some northwestern suburbs, very close to peak color around philadelphia and surrounding suburbs in south jersey and delaware. probably should hit that in the next day or so.

future weather shows sunshine this morning. we're dry through noon time this afternoon and then showers move in the the lehigh valley first. this is 5:00 o'clock. they will move southward, in the city around six to 8:00 o'clock best chance to see wet weather, rumble of thunder and those showers off shore wye ten or 11:00 tonight. we are back on sunshine on monday and cooler. not a whole lot of rain from a tenth of an inch up to a quarter inch of rain or so if you get heavier showers. temperatures surging well in the 70's, maybe upper 70's if the sunshine holds on long enough but then it is dropping and numbers start to develop late are with the front. tomorrow morning big difference we are waking up in the 40's and 30's. heavier coat weather. temperatures stay in the 50's for high on monday which is below average. today is warm, feeling like september, 76 degrees for the high. late day showers in the evening. clearing overnight, cooler, 48 in the city, cooler in the suburbs. halloween forecast looking good. this is monday evening, trick or treating 6:00 o'clock mid 50's by 8:00 o'clock lower 50's and a cool, dry forecast,

here's the extended forecast, temperatures, fluctuate upper 50's tomorrow, back to the 60's on tuesday and then the 70's make a return on wednesday and thursday, and could be some showers, late thursday and we're drying out and cooling off again back to near 60 by end of the week, rahel, back over to you. >> what you are saying is every 70-degree day we will need to full appreciate. >> take advantage of the. >> yes. >> all right, justin, thank you. right now 7:18. lets check with ann evans in the traffic center to see how those roads are looking, good morning, rahel. >> we are looking at mid county tolls of the pa turnpike in chase from the tolls or at pennsylvania turnpike and we are doing okay, in the northeast extension if you are heading to the poconos buzz if you are taking new jersey turnpike southbound where some trouble begins it is shut down between pennsylvania turnpike and burlington mount holly exit, all due to a serious accident. we will move the traffic cam here, there you go, i-95, right at the airport no delays or problems, i-95 this morning, it is good bit of

volume there but nothing bad. so far. everything is moving along just fine and we will move that traffic cam one more time with the ben franklin parkway, ben franklin parkway no events just planned just yet as we know as soon as we find out, we will let you know but it is opened for business at martin luther king drive to the lefties closed between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge and kelly drive shut down between found dane green and strawberry mansion drive forehead of the the schuylkill regatta. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now rahel, right back to you. >> ann, thank you. halloween decorations and two items you could find in your kitchen. our jim donovan has more in the three on your side recall round up. >> reporter: first up, choking concerns. target is recalling, 127,000 halloween theme led gel clings a small battery inside can be exposed posing a, choking and ingestion hazard to young

children. the gel clings are placed on windows and light up. there are several design, green or pink skeletons, a purple spider, black cat, orange pumpkin and a black bat. they were sold at target in august and september for one dollar. stop using these gel clings and return them to target for a full refund. next up, shock hazard. 175,000 rice and slow cookers are being recalled. improper wiring can cause an electric will will short n1 instant a cooker turned itself on without help and another case a shock injury was reported. here's what you need to know, recall involves three squares time manager and mini time machine rice and slow cookers, with fixed power cords. they were sold at bed, bath, beyond, best buy, costco, kohl's, target, hoe depot and on line from december 2015 through july of this year. unplug these cookers and contact three squares for a

replacement. finally, fire hazards, they are recalling about 3,000 food dehydraters, defective wiring is involved with this product too. there have been nine reports of the items malfunctioning. the recall involves cabelas commercial grade 80 leader and 160 food dehydrater, they are made of stainless steel and have model numbers 541549 and 541650 written on the back panel. they were sold by cabelas in stores and on line in august and september of this year. stop using this product and contact the cabelas for a replacement or refund. i posted link with information with all of these recalls on cbs philly.com click news and consume are. or check out my facebook and twitter feed. i will post information there as well. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. here's more what you will see on "eyewitness news" this morning. >> i'm not the a big make up wearer to begin with, so, a lip liner, just ace a has toll

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women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what will be different if i'm president? well kids and families have been the passion of my life and they will be the heart of my presidency. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. on the healthwatch no more fake looking big lips, that is promise of a new rod august veilable now here in philadelphia health reporter stephanie stahl has first look at the new outhaul looking filler. >> bus which her 16 month-old son 30 year-old amanda grossman doesn't have a lot of time for make up but cherry hill whom never like how her lips looked. >> the top lip are thinner then my bottom lip.

>> reporter: full lips are hot look in hollywood but there are lip filler horror stories all over you tube. >> if i had it done my lips are already a little full it would be too noticeable and, appear to be fake. >> it does change a person's look, so for the better. >> reporter: f.d.a. live filler, is formulate todd provide subtle, natural results. >> it comes in the springs. >> reporter: cherry hill plastic surgeon steve davis is first in the ever to use volbell a. >> it is fullness, smooth this is without making a clumping or a gigantic a earns. >> reporter: can you you see results right away. >> immediately. >> reporter: without bruising. >> absolutely. >> reporter: amanda begins cream before the injection that doctor davis as has become popular, quickly. >> this new rod you can is something that everybody has been clamoring for a very long time. it is a game changer. it is. >> reporter: series of tiny up jokeses just takes a few

minutes. here's her before and have after comparison. >> i love it. it is exactly what i was looking for. it toss than the seem too drastic. >> reporter: results last for about a year, longer than other fillers. price of volbell a injections start at $475. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". on the cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we are days away from a possible septa strike. septa and union members will meet again today to reach a deal. hear what workers are asking for to stay on the job. hi justin. big difference in temperatures already outside, temperatures will be up and down all week long, something for everybody, we will talk bit next on eyewitness weather.

good morning i'm rahel solomon. it is sunday october 30th lets get out to justin drabick on the sky deck with eyewitness weather. justin, not a bad assignment because it feels good out there. >> i don't to have listen to you complain that i'm not wearing a coat you do not need it. >> that is to come, many complaints to come your way, justin. >> i'm sure, i'm preparing myself for it. big difference this morning. yesterday was 30's, frost outside, right now, temperatures in the 50's and 60's. the light jacket.

you will be able to ditch that this afternoon. we will surge backup to middle to late september. we're talking about highs to mid to upper 70's today. showers do return later this afternoon. nice sunrise developing, big temperatures change compared to yesterday, we are 19 degrees warmer, 25 in wilmington, almost 30 degrees warmer in reading, and in atlantic city compared to this time yesterday. sixty-one at the airport officially. cooler spots mid 50's, that is about it, nothing terribly cold out there. quakertown coming in at 54. sixty-seven in doylestown. not going to take much sunshine to warm us up in the 70's today. we have thicker cloud cover to the north and west, lehigh valley, poconos, more clear, to the south and east of philadelphia with you we will call it partly sunny for first half of the afternoon and then we will see some showers returning later today in the evening. maybe even a possible then are storm. best chance to see wet weather between 5:00 o'clock and 10:00 . rainfall amounts ten to a quarter inch in spots if we

get heavier showers. mid 70's for philadelphia and the shore near 60 degrees for a high in the poconos. temperatures do take a hit tomorrow for halloween. typical fall-like stuff but if you like it warm wait a few more days and we will have another warm up in a few more minutes. rahel, back to you. >> thanks, justin. thousands of people throughout the region may have a hard time getting to work this week if septa cannot reach a deal with the transport workers union. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from septa headquarter in center city and what is septa doing in case of the talks breaking down. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, yeah, i mean there is a lot of contingencies being put into place right now in anticipation of a potential strike beginning on tuesday, including this guide that septa agency just put together on their web site but what this does basically is provide the details on the interruptions that would take place if the parties are unable to to reach an agreement to try to prevent that scramble.

septa officials spent hours negotiating with transportation workers local union leaders saturday but called it a night around 10:00 . those sessions will resume today but if there is no agreement by midnight monday the only public transportation will be regional rail to get in and around philadelphia. this will force tens of thousands toss find other modes of transportation, like uber and lyft which could hurt those with lower income and leave many others scrambling. to prevent the chaos, septa has already created a contingency guide to stop growing fears but the timing of the potential strike is heightening momentum, if the strikings into place on tuesday, it will be a exactly one week before election day. grass roots groups and commuters are growing frustrated and concerned about what is to come. >> school to work, yeah, business meetings, everything. so it is really inconvenient.

>> might even see voters, and the timing of this is not, really right or okay. >> reporter: lots of long lines and headaches, i don't necessity if you remember, rahel, but that is what took place back in 2009, the last time septa went than strike. that strike lasted six days. so there is hope that if a strike takes lays beginning this tuesday, they could wrap it up, before election day which is november 8th. if you're concerned you can take a look at that contingency guide we have a lincoln cbs philly.com. live, cherry greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that can cause headaches what she just mentioned. we are just over a week until election day and fbi latest investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails is dominating the presidential campaign. democratic nominee hillary clinton rallied supporters in daytona beach, florida today. perfect campaign calls fbi director james comey letter on congress long on innuendo and

short on facts. on try comey wrote new e-mails were found relate to go clinton's use of the private e-mail server but didn't say if they were significant. >> it is pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. >> we have called on director comey to explain everything right away and put it all out on the table. >> reporter: for second day donald trump kicked off a campaign rally basking in the news of the latest clinton's use of the private e-mail server. last night in phoenix arizona trump slammed trenton. >> hillary has nobody but herself to blame for her mounting legal difficulties. her criminal action was willful deliberate, intentional and purposes full. >> early voting is already underway in dozens of states

and more than 20 million votes have already been cast but voters head to the polls in just nine days. stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage as we count down to election day. what could be a landmark case for transgendered rights is before the supreme court. at center of it gavin grim, a high school student in gloucester, virginia. grim was found female but identifies as male and wants to use the boy's rest room. school district however objects. grim calls it discrimination. >> to me this is one way that the school is saying we don't believe that who you are is legitimate. >> more than a dozen states have issued a hold on obama administration directive on the matter, record says transgender students should aloud to use rest rooms consistent with gender identities. the supreme court is expect to hear oral arguments this winter. a brand new choir has its first performance before an audience.

>> ♪ >> what makes this unique is it is made up completely of philadelphia police officers. performance took place last night at pentecostal temple on north wistar street. very cool. we have a lot more to cover on "eyewitness news", home coming for some of the crew of the international space station. find out how long they have been up there. plus eagles defense has a tough challenge ahead of tonight's game, stopping one of the best offences in the league and eagles/cowboys preview is up next in sports. we are ending our weekend with warm, but wet weather, justin is timing the rain after the

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welcome back. local and federal health officials are investigating an infection on the rise. health reporter stephanie stahl has a preview of her special. >> reporter: report mysterious and potentially deadly infection is baffling doctors, federal health officials identified seven hot spots around the country, one is in suburban philadelphia. >> it is frightening, i think. >> reporter: infection caused by a bacteria that is every where. mainly in water. >> this is this all of our water we are all exposed to it every day when we take a shower. >> reporter: most at risk are healthy, fit people. >> it is thinking, have you hurt yourself by drinking water. >> reporter: it is intensely investigated, we will have findings tomorrow at 11:00. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a home coming for three

astronauts marks end of the mission to space, lets take a look, this was the scene as russian space capsule landed, just a few hours ago. three astronauts were inside from the u.s., japan and russia. they spent 115 days on the international the space station, one nasa astronauts and two russian astronauts are still in the international the space station. now we will return to our space science expert, maybe in the says but science expert and justin, don't you just love when i say things align and give you what you want. >> wish it was that easy. i try to make it as easy as i can. >> right, exactly. >> easy forecast, warm, temperatures in the 70's. we will bring showers in here mainly later during the day after 5:00 o'clock for most locations. if you have outdoor plans, it looks great, halloween parades this afternoon should nobody problems. it will get warmer dressing up in the costume you may sweat it out because we are talking about highs a good 15 degrees above average that puts us in the mid 70's, maybe upper 70's

in some locations. noticeably warmer, cross the region, check it out, temperatures are uniform in nature out in levittown, 57 degrees at this hour. he had need chesterfield is at 58. here in lawrenceville mid 50's. fifty-four in perkasie. near 60 in philadelphia 60 at lynn's house in cherry hill, new jersey. mid 50's, cooler in newark, delaware. james in ocean it the i new jersey a comfortable 64 degrees, already this hour, so, all we need is sunshine, a few hours worth and we will get a wrapped warm up this morning. the last night sunset here in chesterfield from ed connor, beautiful shot there with just clear skies, a few cloud around and showing some nice fall color, showing up in parts of the central, new jersey right now. another beautiful sunset from last night, this is james in ocean city, new jersey showing the bright, orange and reds there. cool right there. outside all is calm, quiet in the lehigh valley right now, you guys are at your peak for your fall color, live look

from the hotel bethlehem looking at downtown, south, we are partly cloudy sky right now. temperatures comfortable in the lehigh valley. sixty's on our way up to the 70's even that far north. up and down temperatures all week long. it is something for everybody on this menu. average high is 62 degrees today. way above that. mid 70's, maybe upper 70's in the hot spots. then tomorrow we will take a hit. we will go below average, that puts our high temperatures in the the 50's for halloween. the good news is we will be dry, and then by middle of the week wednesday and thursday, some more warm data head, temperatures will return in the 70's. now here's the reason for warmth. we have a cold front strong front, situated just to the north of us right now. we have a lot of warmth situated over delaware valley and points southward. that front clears us later this afternoon into tonight, and brings some showers, but also brings some cooler air. big difference tomorrow, but we're talking about temperatures returning below average. but only sticks around for one day. then we will warm things up again. showers, over the eastern great lakes right now,

southern tear of new york state just cloud cover, just north and west of the city right now. we will be dry next several hours, it is late afternoon into the evening best shot to see wet weather. here comes the front, meantime most of the rain still to the north, maybe gets in the poconos but by around 5:00 o'clock or so entering lehigh valley at 7:00 around the city and then moves in some south jersey and delaware. the then by 11:00 most of the showers should be off shore. front clears us, north winds kick up, brings in the cooler air, and see a dry forecast monday, tuesday, wednesday, really next best chance for some showers will hold off until thursday after night. look at the temperatures today, maybe close to 80 in some warmer spots away from the water, even 70's well northward into the lehigh valley. upper 70's potentially in allentown, easton. sixty up in the poconos and then around philadelphia region same situation, northwestern suburbs, we will be feeling the warmth, there, west wind today, so look at temperatures along the coast at some point probably reaching the mid 70's late this morning in the afternoon.

but partial sunshine, in the morning, cloud thicken up later during the day. watch out for the showers mainly during evening hours p-6 degrees for the high temperatures. showers early tonight clearing skies late, 48 in the city and suburbs will be colder then that. this morning it is light jacket weather tomorrow, probably breaking out that heavier coat heading back to work or school with these temperatures, but potentially super 30's in the the lehigh valley, interior south jersey getting close to the upper 30's as well. next sunday we will fall back daylight savings time comes to an end. sunset next sunday evening coming in at 452. this coming sought daze turn those clocks back one hour. look at the temperatures, mid 07's today. sixty's on tuesday. back in the 07's on wednesday, thursday with some showers late in the day on thursday. do you love watching weather? you can be featured in our newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather weather watcher. the just signed up on cbs philly.com/watcher. rahel, we will send it back over to you. nice forecast for today. lets see if the roads look just as g lets go back and

check with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, ann. >> this is a beautiful shot. looking to the left you can see sunrise and fall foliage as well. this is 422 eastbound east of oaks, traffic, head ago way, are only traffic we will see is actually in our eastbound lanes heading eastbound no delays or problems on 422 this morning. it looks pretty good. we will move traffic cam here right here, here you go to the schuylkill at spring garden streets. no delays or problems on the schuylkill this morning. the schuylkill is in fine shape, but if you look to the right, martin luther king drive, that is shut down between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge along with kelly drive between fountain green and strawberry mansion driving, that is forehead of the schuylkill regatta. since we're in the general area of race street eastbound in philadelphia shut down between eighth street and north 16th street due to road construction. moving the traffic cam one more time to the mid county tolls and pennsylvania turnpike no delays or problems here, and good news about the new jersey turnpike southbound it is reopened, between pennsylvania turnpike and burlington mount holly, that

accident cleared away. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, now here's "eyewitness sports" with leslie van arsdal. >> reporter: eagles/cowboys you really do not need to say too much about the rivalry. battle for first place tonight. eagles are a four-point under dog. cowboys coming in the game with the number one rushing attack in the league led by rookie ezekiel elliott. quarterback dak prescott is second in completion personal and just thrown one interception. dallas line has allowed nine sacks. the bird struggled on the road. they have a one-two record. fletcher cox says the defense must set the tone real early. >> last two times on the row we have taken it to them and we have to go down there, come out, we have to have a lot of energy as a team and it is up to us. >> i'm just exited to get the opportunity to get down there it is always fun to play down there. i love atmosphere. i love just how the stadium is set up, you know, it is real

loud, and i love just watching the the screen watching offense get out there a little bit. >> we will get you ready for the showdown in big d this morning at 11:30 on sunday kick off sports director don bell will be live from at&t stadium. i will be live in the studio. 11:30 right the here on cbs-3. flyers have played five games in seven days. that comes to an end today when they play hurricanes. the last night they took a early two goal lead against defending stanley cup champion penguins but they just could not hold it. in the second period flyers down four-two on the power play radko gudas gets the puck, wayne simmonds with the pass to claude girl road who scores his first goal of the season. later in the period we have jake voracek with the penalty shot with a couple moves on marc-andre fury scoring his second goal of the game. we are tied. the fans are excited. like the offense, guys. the in the third, pens lose control of the puck and flyers zone, mal kin scores on the rebound, his second of the game, flyers will lose to the penguins five-four.

sellout crowd watched sixers give thunder all they could handle in the season opener losing by six. yesterday over 16,000 fans came in the center to see the sixers play the hawks. trust the process. it was a second game for joel embiid, big man playing 20 minutes, after missing two years worth of a foot injury. he wasted no time getting on the scoreboard dropping a three pointer on his first shot of the game. crowd loving it. to the third he gave fans yet another reason to cheer. he gets the ball from behind the three-point line, drives to the basket, makes shot and embiid had 14 points in 15 minutes of action. the hawks just too much. >> paul millsap scoring seven-point, sixers with 20 turnovers. they lose 104-72. to the link temple taking on cincinnati after beating south florida last week owls three-one in conference play and control their own destiny in the a ac east division. temple up by a feel gold. philip walker in the shotgun e

find adonis jennings who does the worst, 40-yard touchdown. they are up ten to nothing. second cut the lead to four, walker throws a strike to bentell bryant. takes a hit but hold oz to that ball. temple went ahead 17-six. to the fourth, on the set, he goes in the end zone for a first of his two touchdowns, in the game. owls win 34 -13. they are bowl eligible for the second straight year. penn state back in the national rankings after upsetting second ranked ohio state last week. they are on the road facing purdue, the game tied at half with penn state got things going in the second half. they ran purdue right out of the stadium. third quarter after penn state forced an interception trace mcsorely, find chris good man for a 1 yard score. nittany lions take the lead. penn state up 41-24. hand off to trayvon barkley. he bounces outside the zone and 81-yard to the house. he had 207-yard and two scores. penn state wins, 62/24.

their sixth win of the year. that will make them bowl eligible. that is all for sports aim leslie van arsdal have a great the day. well, the cleveland indians and chicago cubs faced off in the fourth game of the world series. top of the second cubs up one but carlos santana ties the game. top of the seventh, they have a three run shot to the right field putting indians up seven-one. cleveland would win seven-two. they lead three-one putting them one win away from taking it all. tough morning for chicago, no doubt. well, still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", halloween may be more of a trick then a treat for your talk or cat, and animal activist carroll erickson tells us why your costume may scare them in this weeks pet

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our children are looking to us. what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're stronger together. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. welcome back. time for the cbs-3 pet project. carroll erickson animal advocate with the spca. >> rahel, i'm in love with this dog. >> marvin. >> we have marvin to talk b absolutely darling. but we also have other animals at pennsylvania spca. i want to show you those because maybe one of these beauties will fit into your particular life. and, one to two-year old female, she was, brought over from the city shelter, and, and very quickly. and you can see, the black and

the white just darling, and big puppy, and, wild life three-year old rottweiler mix. she was rescued from a cruelty case. she needs a loving family and wants one. she has needs right there. but she's a great, great dog. abby is an adorable nine year-old female cat with big gorgeous eyes and he has a personality you might want. very playful, social. she would like to get in the home as soon as anybody can get that done. >> um-hmm. >> okay. as you know a couple weeks ago a couple weeks ago we have talked about pal because it is such a big event in so many peoples lives and not the least of which are our animals. >> yes. >> she's two, marvin. >> so i wanted to roll role some video, to talk about a few hints to remember. >> now obviously if the dog sees that and you are behind

us you may in the know you are behind them. this can be terrifying time for dogs. they can overreact. maybe because they are just trying to row tech members have of the family. >> ahh. >> they may not recognize members of the family even little ones in the costume. you have to constantly think like the doggies thinking and if they see something look at how people air frayed now. you can imagine how dogs might feel about that. >> right. >> that is something to do. >> the if the doggies in a costume headache sure it is something that they want to do and their motion is not the restrict. strobe lights can be very disconcerning. the other thing is big danger this time of the year is candy. >> right. >> boy, i'll tell you what we have a lot of problems with candy. even candy corn with gastrointestinal distress, dark check latest specially dark check late and raisinnets with raisins those are two really serious toxins for dogs, raisins and chocolate. dark chocolate is worst of them all, plastic and foil wrappers, maybe they are so excited that can cause a

blockage. sugar free dumb one of the hose dangerous things of all for an animal because that can create, seizures and it is extremely dangerous. it is a veterinary emergency. what do you do? we have a number on the bottom of the screen. i don't have have my contacts in so i could not see that far. but it is a free poison hot line. i have high badly written notes which is much easier. free poison hot line. this is from kansas state university. (785)512-5679. you can google all of these numbers as well. find some poison help, just in case. keep canned a way from your animals. lets talk about this beauty. look at him. he is a ter your mix. six year-old. no one can figure out yes is still at the shelter. he was rescued from another shelter. i want to tell you i'm completely in love with this dog. >> you know, we always love pets you bring in but marvin has been a hit with our floor director, pa, with me, we love

him. >> he is a wonderful dog who deserved to be in a home. clearly has been in a home. he was just laying down in the green room just waiting to come on and so many sights and sound in here. he has not reacted to any of them. >> no. >> he is glad to see you, he likes your shoes, comfortable is on the set and hope he is comfortable in somebody's home. needs to get him in a home. enjoy halloween but be careful with your pets. just know that a lot of that stuff is a trigger for them. >> really good information. so to adopt marvin or any or adorable pet visit pa spca erie avenue pet headquarters at noon to 6:00 on the weekend and one to eight during the week. >> marvin is his name. you could not do better than marvin. carroll, good seeing you. we will see you next week. >> yes, you will. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00 but here's what we have at 8:00.

septa and union try to beat the clock when it comes to meeting deadlines that could make a difference between contract and a strike. surprising treatment that saved this dog's life and how it may help one day save yours too. what a difference, boy, oh, boy between yesterday and today. you will know it. eyewitness weather coming up this sunday morning when we come right back.

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