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developing right now italy still recovering from a forceful earthquake and a couple after shocks and is rattled which yet another. it is back to the bargaining table as septa and union members try to work out a deal before the deadline to avoid a walk out. and a big night in the big d, eagles fans head to texas as bird go head to head with the cowboys in prime time. and a few of them talked to "eyewitness news". it is sunday october 30th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. lets turn it over to meteorologist justin dray wick with eyewitness weather. what a morning this morning, so warm. >> very nice, yeah, heading out identify with a light jacket. >> usually not that nice for you and me when we come in. >> it is rough on this shift trying to get out of bed at 2:30 in the morning. >> freezing. >> shivering. >> but different story. enjoy it. mid 70's today. we will cool down for halloween and we will have some rain in here mainly late in the day into tonight. most of our sunday looks pretty dry and beautiful, sunrise happening right now, we have full sunshine right

now in center city, live look and warm. that sunshine will go to work. before the sun came up we had temperatures in the lower 60's. it will not take a whole lot of sunshine. warming up to 70. southwest wind at 8 miles an hour and temperature change, compared to 24 hours ago, anywhere from 19 to 30 degrees, warmer. so big time difference there. yesterday we were scraping frost. different store think morning. fifty-seven in the lehigh valley. sixty-one in mount pocono. near 60 in the suburbs, willow grove checks in the lower 60's. fifty-nine in palmyra, new jersey. we have cloud free skies, south and east of philadelphia, thicker cloud cover up toward lehigh valley and poconos. the eventually the rain will arrive, this afternoon for poconos and then south and east. we will be dry next self hours. scattered showers today, habena thunderstorm. best chance to see rain will be 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. tenth of an inch to a quarter inch. before that we are on your way up to mid 70's.

near 60 in the poconos. if you like it cool we will talk about that halloween forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, see you soon, thanks. buildings have collapsed after another forceful earthquake in central and southern italy. the quake was a preliminary magnitude of 6.6, woke people out of bed and sent nuns running from the church as clock tower appeared to crumble. there are reports have of injuries but no immediate reports of anyone being killed. italy has been struggling to recover from an august quake that left almost 300 people dead. well, back here at home today septa and transit workers union are set to resume discussions as they try to prevent a strike on tuesday. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live from septa headquarters in center city and cherri, timing of this potential strike could mean major issues for riders, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is no the just an issue for commuters but it is an issue for voters as many folks use public transportation to get to the poles, so the deadline, of course, it is

monday at midnight which would be the strike would start on tuesday, one week from election day and it could send many people scrambling. septa officials spent several hours saturday negotiating the transportation workers union local 234 leadership. those sessions ended late last night without a resolution. the city, the school district and a number of major employers are now working on contingency plans for workers because if the parties are unable to reach an agreement by midnight on monday, as of 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 and the signs are prepared for the picket lines. while many commuters are sympathetic with the workers, they are growing frustration is clear. >> it is important.

it comes down to the bottom. and some people lose their jobs. >> it comes to this point every year, i wonder why the city doesn't try another bus service. just try a bus service so that septa could have something to compete a begins. >> reporter: lots of frustration there. largely because people remember what it was like in 2009 when septa went on strike then. that strike lasted six days. so septa is already put together a contingency guide, you can get a link to that on our web site at cbs philly to the come. as we continue to follow this, this saga of anticipation. live at septa headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> you said it, lot of people watching this very closely, thank you. a man is dead, another in the hospital after a shooting in northeast philadelphia it happened around 4:00 this morning and in the 700 block of adams avenue. police say they took one man to the hospital, paramedics

took second and pronounced dead there. third person was also found beaten, no arrests have been made. just into our news room a man is dead after he was found shot in the neck. advertise coverry was made just before 6:00 this morning in the 3400 block of old york road. block away from temple hospital. man was found inside a car, no word what led to the shooting or of a possible suspect. a man is in the hospital have after being shot in the stomach, this happened in the 5500 block of rising sun avenue. first responders say that the three three-year old man was taken to einstein medical center in critical condition. so far no arrests and no word what led up to the shooting. in campaign 2016 hillary clinton continues her presidential campaign in florida today while donald trump travels to the southwest nevada, colorado, new mexico. fbi's reopened criminal investigation continues to dominate the campaign. brooks silva-braga has more now. >> ♪ >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign called fbi director

james comey letter to congress long on innuendo and short on facts. comey wrote that 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 press i 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, put it all out on the table. >> reporter: cbs news has learned more than a thousand e-mails, some work related were found on a lap top belong to go clinton aid huma aberdeen and her estrange husband anthony weiner while he was being 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 new e-mails so close to election day. >> that is because the department of justice is trying their hardest to protect the criminal

activities of hillary clinton. >> in an associated press poll taken before the fbi's announcement found most likely voters think clinton broke the law with her use of a private server. >> you are an undecided voter from colorado cost this affect how you lean at all. >> a little bit, i think i lean toward trump. >> at this point there is throwing they can do to turn off people that support them which is crazy if you think about it. >> reporter: early voting is underway in dozens of states and more than 20 million votes have been cast. brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now just nine days before the campaign end and the voting begins, stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to cover campaign 2016, we're also on line anytime at cbs philly.com. an investigation is underway into a shooting involving a haddon township, new jersey police officer. it happened yesterday morning, at route 130 and 168, up investigators say township police officer struggled with the driver of the car after he

allegedly sped from a traffic stop, during the struggle the officers shot the driver in the lower body, and is not seriously wounded. the officer was not hurt. authorities in bucks county of charged three teenagers in the fatal shooting of a former penn ridge high school football player, investigators say lewis was gun down during a robbery at colt on memorial park in perkasie. shooting happened around 12:30. lewis was 2016 pen ridge graduate. well, opening week for philadelphia 76ers has been overshadowed by national anthem controversy. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do was at saturday's game south philadelphia where she talked to fans. >> reporter: rumors of an anthem protest by philadelphia 76ers players proved to be unfounded. the national anthem during saturday afternoon's game against atlanta hawks went off without a hitch. >> ♪ >> reporter: sixers management faced an anthem controversy this week during wednesday's season opener against the oklahoma thunder. r and b recording artist seven streeter took to social media

explaining that the team pulled her performance at the last minute. >> i'm at 76ers game to sing the national anthem and organization is telling me i can't because i'm wearing a we matters jersey. >> reporter: the organization issued a vague statement in response but after speaking with players apologized to the singer in a statement friday. it reads in part we believe that the wrong decision was made and seven should have been welcomed to sing. we apologize for her and in an effort to move conversation forward we have reached out to offer her an opportunity to return and perform at a game of her choice. most fans we spoke to the at the hawks game said streeter should have been allowed to perform. >> you should be able to do and say what you want to say and should not be punished for having an opinion on something regardless of what it is. >> i'm wearing a 76ers jersey, i'm supporting my team. she was supporting herself and her people and all of us. >> reporter: season ticket holder robert tyson said agreed with her message but it was the wrong venue.

>> it does draw a distraction to the game itself but i think message behind it is important. it should be told a different way. >> reporter: streeter has not yet responded to the sixers or made any comments on social media about the the offer to come back. from the wells fargo center i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, ongoing feud between eagles and dallas cowboys to prime time tonight in texas. the lots of eagles fans made the trip to the lone star state to cheer on the bird. sports director don bell caught up with a few. >> reporter: we are fresh off a flight from philly to dallas. it doesens of people on the plane. making the trip to big d to check on the the massive match up to see who will take first place in the nfc east. we're going 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. >> and is it sweeter to get a win at dallas or sweet tore beat cowboys in philly. >> it is a lot sweeter to walk out of this building.

>> i'm here for them, so we support them 100 percent. >> one hundred percent. >> we are happily here. >> give me your prediction tomorrow. >> twenty-seven-ten. >> who do you got. >> eagles all the way. >> it is just our year. >> what will happen tomorrow. >> it will be a close game, low scoring. >> yes. >> opposite of what everybody thinks. >> i was waiting for a prediction out of you. >> i don't know, when i predict it goes south. >> a void predictions. >> yes. >> is that what you are worried about. >> ten-three. >> dave murphy, philadelphia daily news, what are the keys to the game. >> it is cliche but it starts up front. philadelphia eagles defense will not have to face an offensive line like this. we have seen them struggle against good offensive line in washington. very interested to see how that plays out. >> everybody has an opinion on how this turns out, eagles four and a half point under dogs. coming to you from dallas, don bell, cbs-3 "eyewitness news"

sports. positive predictions, people positive. our eagles/cowboys coverage continues with sunday kick off, don will be live from at&t stadium, leslie van arsdal will be in the studio and that starts at 11:30 on cbs-3. lots to come. much more to come on cws3 "eyewitness news". autopsy is in on the the death of miami marlins player jose fernandes what the medical examiner found in his system. investigators find some debris after an american airlines plane catches fire at chicago's o'hare international airport, what they found and where they found it hey, justin. >> good morning everyone. stepping outside, milder it will be a warm day don't be confused it could be cooling us back down but temperatures all over the place this week we will talk about it coming up in

toxicology reports are out and miami marlins pitcher jose fernandes had cocaine and alcohol in his system before his boat crash last month. the medical examiner list the official cause of death as a boat crash. star pitcher and two friend were killed september 25th after their private boat hit a jetty. they have been found thousands of feet the away. piece of the engine was found 3,000 feet away, another turned up 1500 feet away. investigators determined that the fire on the runway was caused by engine failure, although there is no word on what caused the engine to

fail. well, residents now stepping into help haitian victims still dealing with the devastating effects of hurricane matthew. "eyewitness news" at cottman and frankford avenue where volunteers with the help a child foundation was there to collect items to send to haiti. they encourage people to drop off clothes, canned food and personal items. justin joins us now. great day, if you like warm temperatures. the late october it is like all right, i'm done with it, lets get to the fall weather. >> yes. >> fall league. it will get coal. we will see what happens. >> yes, don't drop the s word just yet it is not even halloween yet. you are making fun of me format dressing up. >> do you think you can getaway a with dressing black that works. >> yeah. >> weak. >> all right. >> tell us about the weather. >> you know, not a bad beach day. temperatures at the shore, at delaware and shore will be in the 70's. in the sunshine. rehoboth beach they got the

festival in rehoboth, dewey beach to celebrate halloween. great weather for them. a few people outside at this hour. rain should hold off for southern delaware until later tonight. pretty much entire day south of the city stays dry but we will bring showers in here, late afternoon for areas north and west of the city, until then mild, 57 in allentown. sixty-one in philadelphia. so it doesn't take much to get us up to 70 as far as sunshine goes and we have full sunshine right now. there is cooler air, albany, scranton in the 50's, that cooler air will drop southward and it is because of the cold front currently situated to the north across new york, pennsylvania border, and so it is a strong trent. we have cold air with it. we are ahead of it right now. we are in the nice mild temperatures, right now in the 60's on your way to the mid to upper 70's this have noon. front will sweep through bringing a few showers in the evening hours and cooler air back in the north wind overtake region on monday. today 15 degrees a have above

average. tomorrow 5 degrees below average for this time of the year. lower 60's where we should be for late october. cloud up to the north ape west not producing any rain. rain across eastern great lakes. taking sometime to get there. moving us in the poconos first, early afternoon and then start to push south and east. so around five or 6:00 o'clock best chance to start seeing those showers. southeasterly wind continue through the early afternoon. that is bringing in warmer air. then watch what happens as we head to 7:00 o'clock this evening, we will see a difference in the wind from the city on northward it is a north wind and then south of the city we still have the southeasterly wind. it doesn't take a meteorologist to pick out where that cold front is, right over the city around 7:00 o'clock. a good chance to see the showers once the front passes, everybody experiences the north wind. that is a cooler, dryer air moving in from canada so this morning sunshine, cloud increase, early afternoon, 5:00 o'clock we will see showers breaking out especially in the lehigh valley. they will move south and east ward. six and 7:00 best chance to see them around the city. we will go in south jersey and delaware and moving off shore around ten or 11:00 o'clock

tonight. back to sunshine tomorrow. morning commute, no issues, for monday morning. rainfall amount, maybe a quarter of an inch in some spots, possibly, .3 of an inch of rainfall, potentially if we get heavier showers there could be a thunderstorm. before the rain moves in, look at that mid to upper 70's for highs, this afternoon, and then tonight, it gets cool again, so tomorrow morning, heavier coat weather, 30's in the suburbs, 40's around center city. we will stay in the the 50's, during halloween day, and then trick or treating conditions look good, temperatures holding in the mid 50's by 6:00 o'clock we will keep it the dry, 76 to today, partly sunny skies, late day showers, they will move in north and west and then south and east and then tonight those showers will move in, clearing after midnight low of 48 degrees. here's that halloween forecast for the evening hours, mid 50's at 6:00, lower 50's by 8:00, trick or conditions look good, won't sweat it out wearing costume tomorrow night. to daze 76, up to 58 for the high on monday, back to the 60's on tuesday, and 70's return on wednesday, thursday, and that is a nice chance for

showers holding off until late thursday, back to you. >> did you say you won't be sweating it out wearing a costume. >> yeah. >> it is warm out today, a lot of parade today too it is rough. >> thanks, justin. 8:21. lets check with ann evans with the cbs-3 traffic center. >> hi there, rahel. you won't sweating it out if you are driving today. 309 north bound north at norristown road in lower gwynedd. no delays or problems on this portion of the 309, in fact, 309 looks good every where through pennsylvania, with no delays. we are going to move traffic cam here to the schuylkill expressway, this is actually vine street expressway at the schuylkill. the disable vehicle off to the right of your screen. this is in the westbound lanes. in the really affecting traffic. it looks like two disable cars but shoulder is blocked by it. again, this is vine street expressway westbound at the schuylkill. moving the traffic cam to the ben franklin bridge no delays or problems on the ben franklin bridge, further up

42, 55, ac expressway, garden state parkway look okay if you are shore bound, beautiful day for. that other area bridges look okay too. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center now rahel, back to you. >> all right, ann, thank you. region is getting ready for trick or treating tomorrow. check out the kids who took part in the dover mall's halloween costume contest yesterday. and take a look, ukee washington was one of the judges, you see him there. costume category included adorable, she's adorable, she's bam, bam, creepy, okay, i see that, funny and home hade, very cute kid. the mall's kid club hosted this. i always loved seeing kid and pets for that hatter in the costume. "eyewitness news" will be right back as josh groban "eyewitness news" will be right back as josh groban tries a new challenge on i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals,

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cbs sunday morning anthony mason catches up with him. three, two, happiness, freedom and light. in the studio on new york 's forty-second street, the cast of the the new musical, the great comet of 1812, rehearsed for opening night. >> ♪ >> twenty-four members of this production will soon be making their broadway debut. all of the things that could have been but i never had the nerve. >> including, the leading man, josh groban. >> all right. >> all right. i have had my time. closed my eyes, let the bells chime. >> is this something you have wanted for a long time. >> yes, it was my childhood

dream. >> ♪ >> for weeks now the 35 year-old singer, has been putting in grueling, 12 hours days to get ready. >> is it harder then you thought it would be. >> it is as hard as i thought it would be. >> i know you are not afraid to work hard. >> i have an excellent work ethic and i worry. i think maybe they are related. >> i'm ready. >> on the first night of previews this who after a lifetime of dreaming, josh groban finally was ready for his broadway entrance. >> what do you remember about that moment. >> it was more emotional then i thought it would be. i was trying to be calm, cool, collect, professional, first preview i have a job to do let's do it. >> you think about the moments, you didn't know if you could do it. you think about the people that discouraged you and discouraged you.

>> and then you have to perform. >> then you have to do it, yes. >> josh groban broadway debut plus halloween tricks and treat. plus eddie redmayne coming up on cbs-3 at 9:00. ahead on our next hour of "eyewitness news", it is crunch time for labor and management at septa. two sides are trying to hammer out a deal before the the strike deadline. it is an interactive experience unlike anything we have ever conn before. it is spooky. >> to find creatures of the night, meisha beyond son takes us on another dream drive. find out where you can try this for yourself. a welcome changed from autumn, justin drabick's eyewitness weather help we

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good morning. it is sunday october 30th, i'm rahel sol hon. lets get out to justin drabick on the sky deck with eyewitness weather. justin, feeling nice and warm. hopefully people at home like that but if they don't this week has a little bit of everything. >> especially starting tomorrow we will feel a big difference in the temperatures but not feeling like late october today, more like mid to late september as temperatures running 15 degrees above average putting us in the mid 70's, upper 70's, seeing sun and they had sun now it will not take much, already to 70 degrees. we are in the 50's and 60's and that is zero to 30 degrees warmer then this time yesterday. if you were outside you were in the 30's and there was frost around 61 at the airport. fifty-seven in allentown. mid 60's in wildwood. there is not much drop off in the suburbs at this hour. fifty-nine in pottstown. mid 50's in quakertown.

we have thicker cloud cover across the poconos at this hour, thinning out and we'll sunshine, rain should hold off for mountains until at least early afternoon and then those showers will start to move into the south and east. most of the day does stay dry but you watch out later on some scattered showers, maybe even a thunderstorm, best chance to see rain between five and 10:00 o'clock tonight, rainfall amounts tenth have of an inch to quarter inch if we get heavier showers and storm. mid 70's, high of 76 for philadelphia, 74 at the shore in the sunshine. lower 60's in the poconos. we will bring those temperatures back below average for halloween and let you you know if it stays dry for that trick or treat forecast but another warm up in the seven day. we will talk about that in a few minutes. >> thanks, justin. commute on hundreds of thousands of people is at stake as septa and transit workers union returned to talks today. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live in center city and cherri, workers are asking for several things from septa. walk us through that.

>> reporter: good morning, rahel, yes, transportation workers union, they are disputing modified contracts which they say has a negative impact on things like employee wages. also, benefits, pensions, holiday work as well as time between shifts and they say, that if they are unable to reach an agreement with septa the 5700 unionized workers are prepared to walk off the job tuesday morning. 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 you 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 the transportation, like uber and lyft which could hurt those with lower income and leave many others scrambling. to prevent chaos septa has already created a contingency

guide to stop growing fears but the timing of the potential strike is heightening the momentum, if the strikings into place on tuesday it will be exactly one week before election day, grass roots groups and commuters are growing frustrated and concerned about what is to come. >> so business meetings, everything. so it is really inconvenient right now. >> the timing of this is not right, it is not okay. >> reporter: lots of concern there. the last time septa went on strike was in 2009 and that strike lasted six days. there is hope that even if a strike occurs they can reach a form of resolution before election day and if not city council has asked that the strike deadline be pushed to have after election day to stop those voter fears. live there septa headquarters, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". >> cherri, thank you. a lot of people watching very closely. just over a week until election day and fbi's latest investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails is dominating the presidential campaign. the democratic many in minute knee rallied supporters in daytona beach, florida. her campaign calls fbi director james comey's letter to congress, long on innuendo and short on facts. on friday, comey wrote new e-mails have been found related to 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, put it all out on the table. >> for second day donald trump kick off campaign rally basking the in the news of the latest investigation into clinton's use of the private e-mail server. last night in phoenix, he slammed clinton. >> hillary has nobody but

herself to blame for her mounting legal difficult advertise. her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional and purposes full. >> now more than 20 million voters have already taken advantage of the early voting in dozens of states. closer to home polls opened in nine days, stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the campaign 2016, it continues on line anytime at cbs philly to the come. closing arguments in the new jersey bridge gate trial are supposed to continue tomorrow. bridget kelly, former aid to governor christoriesty and former port authority security i have bill baroni air accused of creating grid lock on the bridge. it was incumbent democratic mayor who didn't back christie's reelection bid. closing arguments on friday had a federal are your portray kelly and baroni as willing participants. a defense lawyer say governments witness cannot be trusted.

thousands of rowers are on the the schuylkill river this weekend taking part in the teams battling in one of the largest regattas. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh tells us what this makes this competition so special. >> reporter: as they lift their boats, and dropped their ors to the the water, thousands gathered in philadelphia on a chilly sat the day morning forehead of the schuylkill regatta, annual event held since 1971. >> a lot of times schuylkill one of the best of the year, premiere rowing event in the fall. >> reporter: regatta is one of the largest in the country with 8,500 competitors for more than two dozen states. >> it is really exciting to have so many crew from his so many places, so it is like that crew is here, pennsylvania schools, i saw virginia. >> reporter: abby horwitz joined last year and said that there is a lot of training involved. >> we get up at 5:30 and leave by six, and spend time on the water every morning before class even starts.

>> reporter: it is a different kind of sport and that is what drew chris smith of franklin and marshall in. >> just team comradery, a sport where no one person can be the star if the team is a star. >> reporter: that is something ryan of duke university is learning, this is his very first crew competition. >> i laid soccer in high school and i want to try something new, crew is a good fit. so far it has been cool, it is fun seeing other teams, they are seeing nice boats. >> reporter: there was reports of a small crocodile in the water. >> our president posted an article bit in our facebook group. that is kind of exciting. who would expect a crocodile in the schuylkill really. >> crock or no crock these rowers are battling to be the fastest and become the head of the schuylkill. anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a mission to space has come ton and he this was the scene as russian space capsules returned to earth. three astronauts were on board from u.s., japan and russia.

they spent 115 taste in the international space station. one nasa astronauts and two astronauts from russia remain on the space station. quite an accomplishment. is there still much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up next we will check with john dickerson for a look at today's

face the nation will be coming your way later on this morning at 10:30 here on cbs-3. joining with us a preview live from washington is moderator and cbs news political director john dickerson. john, it is the home stretch, good morning. >> yes, it is the home stretch but there is lots of hurdles being thrown in the way. one is confusion over fbi's announcement on friday that they are opening up or looking again into the e-mail server question with hillary clinton. new batch of e-mails have been found but there is, we will straighten out what exactly we know about those e-mails and what the fbi knows, and what it could mean for the

campaign. we will spend sometime to go that and getting that straight. then we will have our conversation with joe biden. we talked to him on thursday before this news broke but clinton e-mail server and clinton foundation were on our mind. we talk to him about that. we have talk about premium increases in obama care and donald trump and his views on foreign policy. plus joe biden's vision for the future after so many years in public life. we will sit down this sunday with indiana governor mike pence to talk about the latest news in the e-mail investigation. also the state of the race, donald trump's claims on the campaign trail and how they see things going in the the final stretch. then from the other side we will talk to clinton campaign strategies joel benonson how does he see this fbi news, sit a big problem, how does clinton respond? what do voters think. what does it do to the shape of the race tightening. we will look at our cbs battle ground tracker which has a look at those important battle ground states that will determine the election.

we have asked voters if they heard about this latest twist in the e-mail story, lots of them have and we asked them what they think. very interesting results there, rahel. and then as always we will have our reporters round table to keep this in perspective and give us a road map for final week. >> john, vice-president biden fridays our region. i will be interested to hear is what next for him. thank you, looking forward to watching. >> sure thing. >> local and federal health officials are investigating an infection on the rise. health reporter stephanie stahl has a preview now of our special report. >> reporter: mysterious 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 is caused by a bacteria that is every where. mainly in water. >> this is in all of our water. we are all exposed to it every day when we take a sure. >> reporter: most at risk are healthy, fit people. >> you are 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 for cbs-3 eye bitterness news. still to come on "eyewitness news" this morning philadelphia gets a break from the chill of autumn, justin drabick's eyewitness weather is just two minutes away. >> if we're able to prevent relapse in dogs then we will be able to prevent relapse in humans. >> really fascinating story, medical journal i of yogi the dog, why doctors believe his battle could one day help

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well come back. you will like today. we have highs well in the 70's over most locations, across the area. big difference for halloween. we will bring back temperatures where they should this be time of the year but even this morning, pretty mild when you step outside at least compared to yesterday morning. yesterday was in the 30's in a lot of spots, close to freezing.

now 60 degrees across backwards from our weather watchers. we will go up to berks county where helen davis is at 60 degrees in the sunshine. she's looking forward to this nice late fall day, and, to the south we will go to chester county, fran out of nottingham has 63 degrees under partly sunny skies at this hour. similar numbers in new jersey, as well as lets go over to medford where andrew has got 58 degrees under mostly sunny skies. some nice sunrise pictures coming in, decent sunshine already, outside this morning, there is a zero there from phil chapline in philadelphia nice clear skies with high cloud mixed in from time to time in chesterfield, new jersey. pretty much cloud free skies, occurring, with calm wind, and that picture was taken. we will go to south jersey, peter plantmeant has got sunshine and fall colors showing up on the trees. getting close to peak for fall color south and east of the city. it will happen over next few days. live look at ocean city, you know it will be a decent beach

day. we have sunny skies today, temperatures should even break in the low to mid 70's along the coast with the west wind today and rain should hold off until nighttime hours for the coastal new jersey region. so, for the most of the day we are looking pretty good. it is south and east of the city. temperatures this week up and down. that is the trend. it has been like that over the past few days or so, so that is pattern we're in late october, november, it happens, friday we will have temperatures in the 50's for a high. yesterday close to 7o today well in the 70's, we should be in the lower 60's this time of the year. tomorrow back in the 50's we will go and then we have warming up again starting tuesday, we will sees another return to 70's, later on this week. we will show thaw in the seven day forecast. reason is we have a strong cold front, out ahead, nice and wam temperatures 60's to the mid 70's but that front clears us later tonight, bringing some showers witt and then cooler air spilled back in from can inadequacies, temperatures will make a return below average tomorrow. is there the showers right now, western new york state in the great lakes, they will

take sometime to get in here, just some cloud and mixture with some sunshine this morning. the cloud thicken up this afternoon. the showers will start to move from the northwest and south east. so it is really late in the the day we will see best chance for some rain here in philadelphia we're getting close to peak fall will color around philadelphia, areas to the south and delaware and new jersey. already past peak, in the poconos, that is right on schedule. we are at peak from lehigh valley and northwestern suburbs. so through the day-to-day, showers, holding off through at least noon time for the poconos and then they will start to move southward six or 7:00 o'clock around the city and then showers move into south jersey and delaware for evening hours, by 11:00 o'clock they are off shore. we are clearing skies out, high pressure builds back in. locks news another dry weather pattern for most of the upcoming workweek. cool start to the week. today though different story. maybe upper 70's if the cloud hold off long enough, tonight it will get cool. heavier coat weather tomorrow morning. thirty's to 40's for temperatures early on monday morning and then we will struggle to make it back in

the mid to upper 50's for halloween day. today though 76 degrees, with those showers arriving late in the day. tonight, showers early, clearing, overnight, next saturday night, turn those clocks back one hour, daylight savings time comes to an even. halloween looks great. trick or treat forecast dry in the 50's back to the lower 70's for wednesday and thursday. >> is that when you lose an hour. >> no, we gain an hour of sleep. >> good deal. >> good day. >> you're just a bundle of sunshine. >> wow. >> all right. moving on to a really good story actually. dogs with cancer are living longer thanks to cutting edge treatment at the university of pennsylvania school of veterinary medicine. doctors say that the treatment could also one day help humans. at his langhorne home yogi is something of the dog always wanting to protect his family. >> he loves people. he is like a security during always watching coming down the street. >> reporter: after a routine trip to the vet it was he the dog who needed a protecter.

>> he said it is lymphoma and needed treatment. >> longest weekend on have my life until i got to the appointment. then we got there and they told us what we do, and we just didn't take us one second to let's start to it daze and get that treatment in him, as soon as possible. >> reporter: yo good i's cancer was in his limb have node, at first doctors tried chemo. after 19 weeks they put him in a clinical trial of immuno therapy at the university of pennsylvania school of veterinary head. >> many different ways of doing it, one particular way that we're val waiting here is using the bodies own immune system and generating a vaccine outside of the patient's body and then putting it back in. >> reporter: doctors here at penn vet are also looking into how immuno therapy could help humans with cancer because there are apparently two very big similarities between dogs and humans. >> we think that environment, we think genes, all play a

role in initiating and progressing cancers. so, because the dogs share those things with humans they frequently will develop cancers that are very similar to the cancers that we develop. >> reporter: treatment for dogs requires frequent vet visits but for 11 year old yogi and half of the other dogs being tested over the course of the year it works. yogi is in remission. >> coming through the doorway and they look good, and you can see them and they are happy, healthy. good quality of life during it. >> that is absolutely key. >> reporter: so yes, life is good for yogi, back to watching the front door but now he has someone, a team of people watching out for him too. >> i always feel like it is in the shadows, i mean, i'm so happy every day i don't take a day for granted because i love him so much because he is part of the family. >> and they tell me they are working closely with the penn

school of medicine and if they can prove this type of immuno therapy prevents relapse in dogs they believe it could to the same for humans with the same disease. hopefully more to come there. is there still much more to cover on "eyewitness news" this morning, meisha johnson is swapping out her van for this we will tell you where you can drive inside in this weeks dream like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - and she's never abandoned them.

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>> that is a good thing. >> yes. >> fun times though good it is a lot of fun. weather-wise it is fun if you like warm temperatures get outside, enjoy it. mid 07's today. maybe upper 70's pot clouds holding off. we will get rain late afternoon in the evening hours. a cold front comes through. witt will mean business. we have good news for halloween. it stays dry, parade, schools, trick or treating, no problems. >> all right, justin, thank you you. >> well, that is "eyewitness news" for now we may be signing off on tv but always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning is next, have a great the day, and a nice

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