this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. and, happy halloween, if you are just waking up, mostly sunny day, but katie says it will be breezy and cool. trick-or-treat forecast coming up. >> good morning, i'll rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. first, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> it will affect me, i will have to walk. >> four hours away from possible septa strike. >> we're hearing that talks are set to resume at about 6:00 a.m. here. the local 234 says that both sides are far apart, as it stands right now. septa meantime is remaining optimistic. >> police are investigating after a body was found in the woods of philadelphia's fairmount park. a passerby found the body

wrapped in a carpet near the 2400 block of reservoir drive. there is a lot of noise and distractions. >> fbi has on contained warrant to review the emails found on the computer of clinton aid umaabadean. >> we never thought we would say thank you to anthony weaner. >> donald trump campaigning in michigan and wisconsin. >> prescott. got knocked down. throws. wide open. jason whitton to win the game. >> it was a tough loss. but we're coming back strong. >> turnovers, and, you know, cull elf penalties at the end of the game, but i was proud of the way the team played. >> just, just weather. >> more games. >> just wetter. >> we will turn now to weather. katie fehlinger joins us now with the eyewitness weather forecast. katie, good morning. >> oh, i know, you know? one thing i would say at least we don't have to see jim in that horrific eagles suit.

>> always looking at the bright side, katie, i like it. >> how dare you. >> let's be honest, jim, let's be honest. but, i do come bearing some nicer weather news. we are at least clear at this point. it is cooler than yesterday, though. i think a lot of us out and about wearing shorts, t-shirts, enjoying the week, we all righted when 80 after all in the city yesterday. that is now a distant memory. although, it is one that tries to come back by mid week. a lot of ups and downs in the forecast, for now, all is clear. all is quiet. but there is a bit of a breeze out there. and storm scan, well it, doesn't show the wind it, does show some movement of the clouds, indicative of the fact we do have bit of northwest wind flow at this hour. it is pretty quiet though otherwise, temperatures are currently though off to cool start. back to jacket weather 48 degrees up and down i-95. you're at 50 currently in dover. and still relatively milder than average 52 in wildwood. getting colder though, the

chill does start to essentially catch to up it, throw the balancing act that takes place, as we're in the mid 40's, upper 50s, across many of the outlying suburbs. now looking forward in the forecast, expect that as the day progresses you are going to see basically nothing but sunshine. it is still kind of crisp, breezy to start the day off. as we go forward, the daytime high only hits 58 degrees, so back in full sunshine again, but you will need to factor in the chill. it is an erie chill call it, especially once the sun going down, probably talking around maybe 50 degrees or so for trick-or-treat to start off, step-off at sunset. but, as i mention, another really significant warming trend comes our way. it will happen mid week. and then eventually showers do return. we will time all of this out for to you tell you exactly how warm it is scheduled to get here, just a little later in the show. meisha, back into you for now. >> look forward to that, katie, thank you. good morning, everybody, happy halloween, happy monday. looking really good. blue route taillights moving in the southbound direction at ridge pike, see both moving in

the southbound and northbound side. looking real nice. no brake lights going off on the blue route. 422 headlight moving in the eastbound direction past observation oh, steady stream we can secretary that now as we just creep toward that 6:00 hour right about the 5:30 mark, when we start to see things heat up ever so slightly specially on monday morning. despite the fact it is halloween, as well. delaware county 95 north at 452-6789 take this all the way up to the airport, actually looking good, airport stuff looking good as well, always check the schedules on line how much. do have the accident on the roosevelt boulevard, inner driver compromised, still lingering, more vehicles that get out, there we know that could start to slow you down, then construction guys, new temporary off ramp, 422, ramp to arm and hammer boulevard in place until early december. so heads up on that, just reminder, of course talking about that a lot. construction 422 eastbound between sanatoga and arm and hammer boulevard not too far from what would were just discuss that right lane blocked, today, between nine a.m. and 2:00 p.m. so heads up on that, as well.

we have more construction that is now starting to clear and then talk about coming up in about ten minutes, rahel, jim, back to you. >> see you soon. 5:35, the clock is ticking toward the possible septa strike. >> negotiation also resume this morning, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live in center city where the two sides are trying to hammer out a deal. good morning, justin. >> reporter: jim, rahel, good morning, it is all about the benefits this morning, right now, mayor kenney said he is keeping an eye on what is happening here at this hotel. willing to step in, if needed. now, strike or no, the post ers are ready for the 5,000 or so members, transport workers union local 234, their contract runs out at midnight today. and they promise strike if no need deal with septa reached by 12:01 a.m. their demands include reforms to pension, healthcare, wages and improvement, to working conditions, a strike would mean bus, trolley, broad and market frankford trail lines would be grounded, regional rail service will still run.

workers in a different union but expect heavy delays. now, this round of talks began back in july. and septa has put out contingency plan, will post updates on it site. meantime city and public schools are working on plans and so is the ridership. >> i'll be stuck driving. >> yes? >> yes, it will be a little hectic, you know, i'm sure with traffic, you know, all of the extra cars on the road, and people who have to go to work. >> always comes down to the bottom. >> and that of course is what the city is trying to avoid of course, mayor kenney says he will step in if called upon, now, both sides have been tight-lipped. how much, we are toll they had been far apart on several issues over the past several days. that of course could change today. if you are a septa rider, again, you are urged to have plan in place, just in case things don't go the way everyone is hoping, rahel, jim, back into you. >> let's hope that they do. just inch continue, thank you.

>> 5:36n business news this morning, halloween spend something up in the billions. >> options for the affordable care act are down. money watch's jill wagner joins us liver from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim, rahel. futures are pointing to higher open today here on wall street. on friday though the dow fell eight-point, nasdaq dropped 25. news fbi investigating more emails related to hillary clinton private server, well, that sent stocks lower, because it create more uncertainty about the upcoming election. the federal reserve november policy meeting start tomorrow. most analysts expect that the fed will wait until december, though, to raise interest rates. americans getting health coverage through obamacare, fewer options next year, ap found people in about a third of us counties will only have one next year under the affordable care act. the country's un insureds rate has dropped from his for i can lows to several big insurance companies, so that financial options are forcing them to scale back.

and this halloween americans could have sugar rush, spending on candy expected to hit $4 billion, that's about $30 per household. and it is more than americans spent during the past four years. in a different study about 72% of parent admit to sharing their children's candy, with or without their knowledge. jim, rahel? >> you know, i have to say, dow not buy halloween candy, because i don't have trick-or-treaters. he bought it for like two years, no one knocks on the door, i live in the city. better off caring dog treats, more dogs in the neighborhood than there are kids. >> my neighborhood, too, my thing is if i buy the candy i won't waste it because i'm cheap, i'll eat t it is like lose-lose. >> kit cans and hundred thousand dollar bars. >> no kids coming to knock on the door? >> they don't, there aren't any kids in my neighborhood. i don't know where they hide them. >> jim scares the kids. >> no, just treat them as little short adult. >> ya, sure there are no kids in the neighborhood. >> little people. thanks, jill. >> well, with eight days until

election day, hillary clinton is focusing on ohio. that's the swing state. she's on the defense, over her use of private e-mail system, while she was secretary of state. the fbi has obtained a warrant now, to begin reviewing newly discovered emails, but clinton says she won't be knocked off for force. donald trump meanwhile will campaign in michigan and wisconsin, and he says, clinton has nobody but herself to blame for her mounting legal problems. well, the eagles have this one, real had i this one, but the birds come up short anyway and lose to the cowboys, eagles quarterback carson wentz set new team rookie record with this touchdown pass to jordan matthews, eagles even had ten-point lead in the fourth quarter but could not seal the deal. cowboys tied the game in regulation, won it in over time. cowboys prescott hit whitton for the winning score, 29 to 23. >> any time you lose, you know, in a game like this in over time, it is frustrating, to be in control in the fourth

quarter, it sucks. we just didn't execute down the stretch there. they made some plays, they made more plays than us. it is frustrating but we'll learn from it. >> we just heard from carson wentz there, it is a tough loss for the birds, with the giants coming up next week, too, eagles fans, now divided over the team's play. >> i thought we played great. we had awesome chance to win right there. turnovers, couple of penalties at the end of the game cost us, but proud of the way the team played. >> see, we had the game in hand, when you have a ten-point lead, you're not supposed to lose. >> and take a look. this is the back page of the daily news. cowboys quarterback prescott carving up the eagles for the game winning touchdown. not happy monday at all. >> in other news, police are trying to find out the identity after man after his body was found in philadelphia's fairmount park. a passerby found the body wrapped in a carpet yesterday afternoon, near the 2400 block of reservoir drive. police say the victim was

pronounced dead at the scene, also trying to figure out how he died. >> police are also trying to figure out the name after woman who died in an apartment fire yesterday in northeast philly. flames broke out around 6:00 yesterday morning, in the 2300 block of tremont street. investigators say, a 61 year old woman died, no word yet on what caused that fire. well, closing arguments are supposed to wrap up today in the george washington bridgegate scandal. today they'll come from the attorney of bridge illicit i, former aid to governor chris christie. she and former port authority executive bill barone are accused of deliberately creating gridlock on the bridge. both kelly anbar own testified they were told it was part of a traffic study. well, the high steaks pretrial hearing in the bill cosby sexual assault case is set for tomorrow. cosby is charged with a 2004 encounter andrea constand, former employee at temple university. prosecutors want 13 other accusers to testify to try to show how he drug and molested

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welcome back, i got to tell you, the movie inferno fizzled at the box office this weekend. the movie starring tom hanks opened with just $15 million, not the 20 to 25 million predicted, settling for second place debut. tyler perry's comedy scared away the competition. boo, made $16.7 million in its second weekends, enough to remain at the top spot. >> ♪ >> sound familiar? that's actually kelly clarkson, playing singer songwriter sia for halloween, she put on the infamous wig and belted out chandelier, chaired cher costume on facebook, kelly with a beautiful voice like, that you can sing any song. >> ii do like kelly clarkson. i've seen interviews, she

seems like normal person. not one of these crazy people you see. >> normal, normal is a good thing. >> very approachable. >> speaking of norman and approachable, even though you consulted by eagles suit, good morning, kate. >> i we will never live let you leaf live that down. >> we love team spirit, but that's insane. >> people love that suit. >> love it. >> all right, well, you can trick-or-treat in it, that's all i'm saying. we are looking ahead to pretty quiet halloween forecast, all things considered. look at storm scan, it is empty. woe had some pretty heavy duty thunderstorms managed to erupt yesterday. the kind of warmth we've built up yesterday understandably, we hit 79 degrees, over achieving substantially, almost 20 degrees above average. it was very, very warm day. now, that said, we are under the influence currently of high pressure. that's going to be the theme for us for the next couple of days. because it was a cold front it, will live up to its name.

we see the temperatures getting knocked back. check in quickly with the eyewitness weather watchers see it reflected also bit of northwest breeze picking up here as well, we take you out to couple of these specifically, kerry in mt. laurel, just couple clouds over head, 48 degrees though, so chill in the air, regardless she is wishing everyone happy halloween, trying to scare meisha, went like that, books we know she responds to. that will zoom it out, take you further off to the north this time, 45 comes in this morning from charles. he is one of the folks actually reporting pretty gusty northwest wind, actually right now 16 miles per hour, where he is located, we have couple of nice festive pictures to show you, ed sent this one in, beautiful blow up of the pumpkins out there. out in the chesterfield area. i know he has taken a dog for an extra walk because it is so nice outside. i can presume this is bill's grand child maybe his wife here adorable picture, i love it, tis the season. hopefully the kids are getting all dressed how tort, looks like fun time, again, cooperate in the weather department here. we look forward in how things

will shape up high pressure today. high pressure tomorrow. high pressure yet again in place on wednesday. but then this next front does start to slide in, will likely bring in some p.m. showers thursday. and that's where the temperatures have chance to drop back off again. but today, ghoul i shallly chilly outside, high hits 58 degrees, again expect full sunshine ever so slight breeze just enough to make it erie as you're going out with the kids tonight, leaves will be wrestling, not windy per say. next few days, warming up nicely low to mid 70s for you here, the next shot for rain doesn't come again until thursday. overall meisha, this is really decent forecast. >> oh, yes it, absolutely is. katie i'm with you. kind of nice, little chilly for halloween, sets that tone, ambience, so i like. that will good morning, everyone, and happy halloween indeed. it is monday morning, it is still very dark out there. and our drive so far this morning, you guys, looking pretty darn good. this is the schuylkill, you can see, both moving in the westbound and eastbound direction at the boulevard. starting to heat up slightly, fairly typical now pushing

toward the 6:00 hour. but just heads up, however, still traveling at around 5 miles per hour, hopefully i can keep you there through little deeper into the 06:00 hour. ninety-five south, betsy ross bridge, see how busy interstate 95 pushing in the southbound direction, good indicator if you were going to hold off and wait little bit later maybe the next 30, 45 minute, the earlier the better. however, you are still traveling at posted speeds. blue route southbound direction near media swarthmore, back out of the way, so you can see this, looking good, basically anywhere on the blue route this morning looking nice. do still have this accident, roosevelt boulevard at adams avenue. inner drive is still block. for those of you at home headed out in that area might want to give yourself couple of extra minutes, jim, rahel, back to you. >> chaos in crowded parking lot is a car plows through fans leaving nascar race in virginia n all, 22 fans were injured yesterday afternoon at the martinsville speedway, police say it happened when the driver careened off jeep that was trying to pass. then, struck the large group of spectators. thirteen people were treated

for minor injuries. while nine victims were taken to the hospital. police took the driver into custody but say that alcohol was not a factor. newly-released video shows miceli wielding man tears through security line at an airport. >> this happened back in march of 2015. investigators say 63 year old richards white went through the tsa line swinging the big knife and dosing agent with wasp killer spray, security officer shot white in the leg and he died after refusing treatment due to his religious beliefs, as gentleman hova witness. investigators never determined a motive for the attack, but families say white had history of mental illness. >> if you live in new jersey, you may opportunity do yourself a favor and fill up your gas tank today. prices about to spike. the garden state's 23 sent per gallon tax hike kicks in tomorrow. lawmakers say money from the tax will go toward funding the state's transportation project. now, this is the first increase since 1988. but now making new jersey's fuel tax the sixth highest in the nation. >> don't want to hear that.

cbs-3 the "cw philly" and komen philadelphia are teaming up wednesday again in the fight against breast cancer turning our region pink. >> properties like 777 south broad street, are glowing in pink showing their support. as you know, october is national breast cancer awareness month, the pink lights are reminds tear schedule a mammogram. stay vin atlantic in the fight against breast cancer. >> and the south star lost on broad street also lit up in pink. this is again the 15th year for the lights for the cure campaign, you can find out more information at cbsphilly.com/cure. >> local and federal health officials investigating a i can fen sean on the rise. >> stephanie stahl has this preview of her special report see tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> mysterious and potentially deadly infection is baffeling doctors, federal health officials have identified seven hot spots around the country, one, in suburban philadelphia. >> it is frightening, i think. >> the infection caused by bacteria that's everywhere.

mainly in water. >> this is in all of our water. we're all exposed to it, every day when we take a shower. >> most at risk, healthy, fit people. >> you are thinking have you hurt yourself by drinking water? >> and it is being intensely investigated. we'll have the findings tonight at 11:00. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". we'll watch for. that will chances are you'll see a lot of pumpkins tonight as go trick-or-treating. >> but this town in wisconsin may have the most pumpkins ever. tell you the big dis shank thon they accomplished this weekend when we comee back. robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure

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>> ♪ >> ♪ >> all right, i know it is early, but this has already been the best day. that is me and make owe, just hanging out in the make up room before the show. she's all dressed up as wonder woman for halloween. of course she is wonder woman. hanging with us all morning, we'll have the studio packed with kids for little halloween party, so stick around for that. >> love it. >> so cute. we're all grinning from ear to ear here. well, community has come together to set a world

records. >> the new record head ers in the halloween spirit. look at all of these pumpkins. resident of the town rich land center carved nearly 4,000 pumpkins, all with eyebrows, eyes, noses, mouths, a loft carving. previous record for carved pumpkins was in january japan last year, but that was mere 2,000. p, two, one. >> oh! >> and that's the famous pumpkin catapult at the third annual jacco smash race and family fun festival in southern california. and in addition to the flying pumpkins, it was spun for fans of the price is right, pumpkin link owe game. >> i like stuff like this. well, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", safety tips for your pets this halloween. >> and you seal them all over the city, carvers, drivers who don't pay their parking tickets. one pennsylvania town is

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looming, we are are just hours away from what could become a commuter nightmare, we're live with the latest on the negotiations and how it could impact your ride to work. >> last down. throws. wide open. jason whitton to win the game. >> my goodness, frustrated fans this morning, after late night lost for the eagles. we'll hear from the players. and, with just eight days left until voters head to the polls, the clinton campaign gets a jolt, as the fbi finds more emails. what you should know about the investigation, and what donald trump is saying about it. >> well, good morning, everyone, today is monday, october 31, happy halloween, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and prior keeping an eye on things this morning. it seemed like we were ending the month on cool note or warm note. >> we can't decide. >> cool? all over the place. we'll get to it that. >> boo! >> you agree? that time it almost work again. >> word