big week for country but quiet week in heather. lets go to justin drabick with the details. it should be a dry stretch. >> makes me job easy. not a whole lieutenant to complain about. nothing too cold or too warm coming out of our forecast right where we should be for of this. good time of the year for the weekend, finishing off with sunshine. we got up to the mid 60's, coming across the land and we will keep it the cooler but still above average for this time of the year. nice start to the morning. back to standard time. the noise and bright. sunrise this morning at 6:36. current temperature at airport 54 degrees, northwest breeze at 10 miles an hour. in harsh wind chills this morning. yesterday temperatures were in the 30's so a big difference this morning. generally 50's right now, 54 at the airport. forty's in the mountains and cooler suburbs, willow grove at 48. wind seed ten to 15 miles an hour, they will stay that way throughout the morning in the

afternoon. lingering cloud over south jersey, delaware, high cloud, produced by a cold front but coming through dry. cold air is delayed. today is still on the mild side, lower 60's for highs in philadelphia and at the shore this is sunshine lower 50's at the poconos. just maybe a few more cloud but cold air toss arrive tonight. tive rent story tomorrow morning. we will break out that heavier coat. election day we will warm it up once again. we will talk about that in a to more minutes. rahel, back to you good thank you. new this morning authorities are investigating a fire in south philadelphia that sent two adult and one baby to the hospital. crews got the call just before 2:45 this morning to the home on the 2600 block of manton street with three people trapped inside. fire fighters were able to rescue two adult and that baby. >> just an incredible job, great rescues, outstanding patient care by our medics, as they always do. >> according to the red paw

emergency relief team one cat did not survive the fire, one pit bull displaced but everyone including that baby is in stable condition. also new this morning one person is in the hospital following another house fire in south philadelphia. this one around 4:30 in the 1600 block of wharton street. it didn't take licensing to income down the flames. no details right now on the rick tim's condition and causes under investigation. to the campaign both candidates are logging a lot of miles in key battle group states this weekend as we get closer to election day. today hillary clinton is scheduled for ohio, new hampshire. tomorrow she's back in our area for rally on independent mall. she was just here yesterday for rally with pop star katie perry. donald trump set to appear in iowa, minnesota, michigan, western pennsylvania and virginia avenue a security scare last night. mark albert has more on what happened at a rally this nevada. >> reporter: secret service agents rushed donald trump off

the stage at the day night after someone yelled gun while protester approached the stage. >> a man was quickly taken in custody and escorted out of the building but no weapon was found and protester was released. >> somebody yelled something about a gun. >> right. >> reporter: yes. >> so that is where things got out offhanded and people were kicking me, grabbing my arms, twisting them. i'm very thankful for law enforcement on was able to come. >> reporter: trump returned to the stage and thank secret service and his supporters who helped bring the suspect down. >> you were amazing, thank you, fellows. i saw what you were doing. that is a tough group of people right here. thank you. >> reporter: another scare of the campaign trail saturday night as a car slammed in the side of the media bus covering clinton running mate tim kaine, while motorcade was heading to the airport. one reporter said he was thrown in the aisle. >> ♪ fire works >> reporter: katie perry head

lined a get out the vote in philadelphia, clinton says race is about the future. >> to headache sure that america lives up to is promise to every within of our people, especially everyone of our children. >> reporter: in a sign that the race may be tightening more than they second, president obama has added a campaign stop in michigan on monday to help get young voters to the polls before meeting up the with the democratic nominee for a final rally in philadelphia. mark albert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> vice-president joe biden campaigned for hillary clinton this bucks county. vice-president and his wife, were both stumping in bristol. biden urged those who vote for hillary but he also slam trump. >> donald trump said he rooted for housing crisis because he said that is goodbyes. that is what he said i'm not headaching this up. >> vice-president will campaign on clinton's behalf in scranton and harrisburg

today. also democrat katie mcginty, challenging republican pat toomey for u.s. senate suit in pennsylvania, he appeared with the biens speaking to supporters at the rally. she called on vote tours get to the poles and stressed the importance of this years race. >> we know we have to win. we have to win. that is right. >> losing is not an option. but our mission is urgent. it is urgent. >> urgent issues mcginty spoke of equal pay for women and i am loving education and gun control. meantime senator pat toomey stopped at a rally in montgomery county where he spoke with supporters in blue bell on this last weekend before the election. senator urged vote tours get the country moving in the right direction. >> i'm here to tell you it is completely, absolutely unacceptable to think for one moment that we're not going to turn over to the next generation a greater country then one we grew up in.

>> toomey was joined by republican senator tom cotton of arkansas. stay with cbs-3 "eyewitness news" as candidates make their final push for votes we are with you on air and on line at cbs philly to the come. transport workers union voices frustration over negotiation toss end strike with septa thousand in the sixth day. union president willie brown says twu cannot get anywhere at the bargaining table because septa has pinned their hopes of getting an injunction to end the walk out. judge will hear testimony on the injunction request. septa says strike threatening public safety and right to vote in tuesday's elect. biggest issues remain pensions. well, happening today a celebration to honor men and women who have served our country. we are hours from the second annual veterans parade. cherri gregg from kyw news radio is live with the preview, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. last year 10,000 people showed up to celebrate the cities veterans, today we're hoping that even more show up today.

take a look for past hour or so setting up the stage area here at sixth and market streets where, dignitaries will speak later on today. there will be a festival for veterans that will happen from fifth street to third street beginning at 12:30. but take a look at the video and parade which will include about 150 different veterans organizations from all arms of the military will begin at noon at 16th and jfk, coming down and around city hall and in here at sixth and market all at the same time while that parade is going on beginning at 12:30 and all veteran paratrooper groups will do a spectacular jump and land in front of the independent mall. then i flight will fly east/west to the starting point. there will be 300 motorcycles speeding down market street. once the parade is over is there a festival with rock climbing wall, food vendors

and dozens of veteran service organizations that will participate in the festival. i spoke to terry williamson who was president ape said veterans in the city are doing much better then they were just a few years ago. >> america has really woken up to the familiar that our veterans did not all get their due and large part of that is because of the service in the middle east raised consciousness and it is important to let veterans necessity that philadelphia, turns out to recognize, their service and commitment, the men and women that serve. >> reporter: they are hoping thousands and thousands come tout day just to say thank you to the cities thousands of veterans hoff served their country, and the parade begins at noon and all of the festivities here, at sixth and market street begin around 12:30. we will continue you until 4:30 this afternoon. live from independent mall cherri gregg for kyw news

radio for cb. one "eyewitness news". examining the issues, still ahead where each candidate stand. we have expert analysis from both side of the political aisle. mace a estes ted five new balloons that will fly in the thanksgiving day parade, i'm wendy gilette and we will tell you more coming up. good sunday morning, everyone beautiful finish to the weekend and dry stretch continues, temperatures will fluctuate, they are also going to change rapidly for election forecast, we will talk about that coming

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ninetieth thanksgiving day parade and volunteers are gearing up for big day. as wendy gilette shows thus year there will be some new comers to the parade. >> reporter: it takes military like precision. and hundreds of enthusiastic volunteers to fly the giant balloons that are the center pieces of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> come on we're moving. >> reporter: michael now serves as a pilot after ten years of volunteers. supervising those in back of the new diary of the whimpy kid balloon. >> i want you to pull this end up. >> reporter: this year he is giving order to chose closest, his daughter jillian and three sons flying in from california for the parade. >> watch that obstacle. >> you you don't want to be the ones to instruct, yell at

them or tell them to, you cannot to this. this is a challenge for me. >> reporter: four teams were challenged with two other new balloons, charlie brown and trolls and two smallers ones, felix the cat, first character balloons this 1927 and trix modeled after parade director 's pooch. >> we have developed accordion legs. we never had those legs in the parade before. >> reporter: there are 07 handlers assigned, each of them align is wound up or down to keep the balloon steady, and the crowd safe. >> reporter: it is not easy learning the ropes. >> use your wait. >> yes, very good. >> reporter: as they are hooked, what is it like. >> it is receipt i amazing. different from what i thought, awesome. >> reporter: we hope it will be even more awesome come thanksgiving day. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanksgiving still a little far off. >> two and a half weeks. it is creeping up. times flying.

>> this week should be nice. >> yes, in the really feel like thanksgiving. we will warm it up, pushing upper 60's for election day. we just turned back the clocks. that is sign for he that we are heading downhill. a lot of people like it staying light. >> summer's gone, we have to accept that. >> i get it. >> yes. but this morning beautiful shot outside, we will go to palmyra nature park in new jersey looking across the delaware, with wind less than ten whiles an hour, current temperature 53 degrees. big difference compared to yesterday morning, spots were down into the 30's, lower 30's and frost, in the surrounding suburbs. here's that change in the temperatures from about seven to 12 degrees warmer compared to 24 hours ago. we have mild air in place, not taking much sun to get up to 60 degrees. probably will do better than that. we will ab about average like yesterday. here we are in lower 50's in allentown, reading, 45 this

mount pocono. reason we have a win coming off land out of the northwest what the arrows show to know effect from that 59 degrees ocean temperatures. mid to upper 50's on the way to low to even mid 60's with that off shore wind. average high is 60 degrees for this time of the year. the slightly above that today. tomorrow you'll like hon. nothing terribly cold. temperatures in the 50's. you need heavier coat tomorrow morning. big difference then what we are dealing with right now. we will spike it for tuesday, election day will be mild afternoon, mid to upper 60's, break out short sleeves, heading out to the voting polls with sunshine. we have left over rain, snow showers. weak cold front produce ago i few clouds. no precipitation. that front goes south and east, cold air still delayed, up across southern canada but gets here tonight. wind speeds zero to 15 miles an hour but key thing is here is direction, outs of the northwest and north arely wind

tomorrow. cool flow. that is why we will get that cold air in here for start of the workweek if you watch what happened on tuesday, wind switch from the west and southwest. that brings in that warmer air. this time of the year, very common to get patterns like this. that is what we will deal with, fluctuating temperatures for next couple of days. high pressure is locked over region. large and in charge. that blocks any storms from coming in, so in threat of any rain anytime soon. that is in the good news. we are still dry, 5 inches below average for rainfall for philadelphia on the year. here's cold front that will pass through our region on wednesday, maybe a stray shower, the moisture gone by the time it the gets here and produces clouds. temperatures in the afternoon in the 60's, from the city on south and east, maybe some upper 50's, lingering in the lehigh valley and then tonight it will get coal. monday morning waking up back to work and school lower 30's in the suburbs. scraping frost probably off the cars if you leave it outside. then temperatures struggle to get in the mid to upper 50's for afternoon highs on hon.

here's temperatures you the look from november 13th to the 19th. we will look ahead ande what is happening mid month, much of the u.s. is expect to remain above average as far as temperatures go. the exception far south and east during u.s. and florida. here in the delaware valley still expect to be above average when you average temperatures out to the the middle of the who. maybe that extend in thanksgiving. sixty-three for the highs, mostly sunny skies, very pleasant. cold tonight 42 for city, 30's in the suburbs. election day can't beat that, sunny skies, 50's and 60's throughout the day. extended forecast, dry pattern, nothing but sunshine, cooler days monday and then next saturday where we will see highs in the the 50's. saturday our next chance for showers, back to you. >> keep sunglasses out. time right new 8:17. let's check with ann evans in the traffic center. look the at all of those runners this morning. >> it doesn't look like a bridge any more but it is ben franklin bridge shut down in both directions for run the bridge until 9:30 this

morning. it could be later but it is shut town. take walt whitman instead. a lot of runners there, wow. moving traffic cam to route 309 to the pennsylvania turnpike much more peaceful picture at least less peaceful, less traffic here this fort washington this delays or problems here, 309 is in your travels, and we are off in the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike and mid county tolls look great, in delays, if you are going to the pennsylvania turnpike or new jersey turnpike, no delays on those two highways, they look terrific, where we do have again some closures it is day six of the septa strike in services on the market frankford el, broad street subway, city buses and trolleys and trackless trolley. the visit septa.org for more information. that is latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans new rahel back to you. after the break expert analysis on the campaign and issues this election year, discussion on the the hot

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pennsylvania is among the most important races ape also the senate race. the on the sun day before election day we want to take time to go deeper away from the headlines to talk about the issues. joining us is democratic strategies jonathan saidel and republican analyst allison young. jonathan, allison, good morning. >> good morning. >> first jonathan you and i were talking about this according to some reports 15 percent of the hearn public still undecided. real quickly your thoughts on that. >> i don't know whether it is 15 percent. some people don't respond to polling but i can understand, it, it is a major decision in their lives and something they should take seriously. hopefully they will, vote for hillary clinton.

>> i think it is higher then that. it is closer to 20 percent, still in motion and both candidates are spending so much time here in pennsylvania and in the south east trying to sway those voters undecided. that is odd. it is an exciting part of this election. so much is still this ocean. >> so a lot of people out there that are still deciding. we have a couple shore days. the lets start with the presidential race, and look at how hillary clinton and donald trump stand on the issues. the let's start with national security and threat of ice is here at home. jonathan, lets start with you. >> it is one of the things that as a country we need to be concerned about. i don't think it is a democrat or republican issue. i know hillary clinton is very forceful this her objection of american power throughout the world and whatever isis does we have to destroy it. i think we have to create a middle east everyone can tiehl with, a tell rance and level of caring about different religions and different segments and we have to be, very careful about those that

enter other country and i think hillary will have the best opportunity to to that and best experience of everyone i have seen that rhawn this is last couple of years. >> jonathan is just wrong on this. >> stop it. >> anytime you are secretary of state we have seen proliferation of ice is, we have seen, this around the world and particularly, republican voters, and those undecided voters are asking are we safer now then we were eight years ago when president obama took office is this are we better office then we were. people are saying no. when they are reflecting it. they are saying no. your communities are not avenuer, our nation isn't safer. i think donald trump and trump campaign have been really been saying we need to make america safer again and thinks how we will dot. we will stop the spread of islam i can terrorism. clinton come trick has been just to contain it. i think voters understand. that that is why they are looking for something different. on national security that is a strong point for trump campaign good when you say he says we will stop the spread

of ice is, in had ways has he said he will do that. >> i don't speak for trump campaign on their national security issues but one of the things that is most powerful about the the trump campaign national security he has support of our military. over 80 generals, endorsed donald trump and they have come to his defense. one of the scariest things that is happening out there is that we talk to members of our military they are fearful, about what hillary clinton presidency mean for our men and with men serving the country right now. i think national security, and the support that donald trump has surround himself with is a real strength for this canned good abortion, next, hillary clinton her stan. >> i think we have common sense approach, roe v. wade is the constitutional responsibility of the the way our system works now. it has work well. it is, i think, a necessary part have of our society that you know, we have always had a balancing effect when it came to supreme court issues.

let me just say one thing everything that was said about foreign policy of clinton, of president clinton, i think is just misinformation and it is a sad day that the foreign policy of our country becomes a partisan issue with donald trump. >> even that, you cannot fun iran tiehl this has come out of this administration. there is bad foreign policy that has been disastrous for the country. >> we're not talking iran. >> on abortion there is a real defining moment, in this campaign and that was vice-presidential debate, when hike pence hade his entire closing argument about, his pro life stance and what the role faith playness. that donald trump has said he will seek to nominate just to advertise zest that will overturn roe v. wade. it is a differential point in this campaign, and it is one of the things that voters have a clearly define choice on. candidates are completely different. that represents a choice for

voters this time around. >> very different candidate. the lets talk about the qualifications of actually serving as president, and temper hunt, jonathan, start with you with clinton. >> i have been in politics over 40 years and i have never seen a candidate like donald trump in the history of high experience and history of this country. completely unfit to be president of the united states. the ideals that made this country great. today i watched whether my fellow veterans. when i look at donald trump, even nominee for major party, it is absolute disgusting and, series of misinformation, could have been other candidates qualified. hillary clinton has proven over and over again under extreme pressure that she can dot job and will do job for my children and grandchildren which is why i'm here this morning. >> allison i would assume you disagree with that. >> i do. >> oh, high god. >> i think hillary clinton has proven time and time again that she has disqualified. with the proliferation of the

terrorism around the world, the greater impact isis is having, and the way that she has, through her foreign policy and through some of the things that happened touring her tenure as secretary have of state she has been trying to make our military irrelevant. it is just disastrous. i think what she's fun. ly benghazi, all of these things, she's disqualified herself from the position. thing about temperament that is challenging this election there are challenges on both side. what voters have is an opportunity to look at the what the policies are that they really want to look for. i get the challenges on both side. i fully acknowledge that. their policies are different. that gives voters a choice. >> so, looking to another big race in pennsylvania, is that the race republican incumbent pat toomey and katie mcginty lets talk about a couple big issues, hell care being one with the premiums increasing this week. >> look, i think that, we have

to be spotsible. you cannot make a piece of legislation that effects all of us and tit is not working completely the way it should be you have to do a technical correction. i don't think you throw baby out with the bat water. have one believes that every individual in this country should have health care. once we believe that we have to make sure it works and we have to accept the fact that there is a i lit built of the problem. the katie mcginty understands that. we have to have responsible decision making processes, and in the is that the they voted 50 times to do away with the obama care. they are using it as a political football which my lawyer collogue will disagree but she's here to disagree with me anyway. >> responsible decision headaching is i think a strange argument for jonathan to be making here because what obama care has ton is take away decision making from patients and put it in the hand of d.c. by crats. responsible decision making that the argument does president hold for me. obama care has been a real challenge, senator toomey has said time and time again that

he wants to repeal obama care. where is katie mcginty has been a liberal rubber stamp. everything that clinton supports she supports, where as senator toomey has proven on second amendment, on keeping our nation's safe, growing our economy he is an independent bipartisan their and supported by both republicans and democrats. >> allison and jonathan very different viewpoints and candidates. we appreciate you being here. we no there are people undecided so hopefully this helps with our decision just two days away. stay with "eyewitness news" for final push of campaign 2016. we are with you on air and on line on cbs philly.com. we will be right

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all right. welcome back everyone. good sunday morning. nice start to our day, a great finish to the weekend if you liked yesterday you'll like today's weather. back to standard time with the sun being up for past couple hours. temperatures big difference compared to yesterday at this time we are much warmer. yesterday down around freezing in spots but here we are in the 50's. it will not take a whole lot of sunshine to warm us up again. fifty-four current temperature in the airport in philadelphia. fifty-one wilmington. forty-five in mount pocono. coolest temperatures mid to upper 40's. we have a 48 in willow grove at this hour. people down here in the street they are just wearing sweat shirts that is all you need this morning. you can shed that this afternoon. we have a breeze from the the northwest at ten to 15 miles an hour, nice and dry storm scan three on your way up to the lower 60's. warmer for election day. we will talk about that coming up. rahel, back over to you. all right, justin, thank you. of course, septa strike is

now in the sixth day, jim jimenes is live with the latest on where negotiations stand with the subway, buses, trolleys still shut down. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm here at sheraton headquarters where septa strike talks, it is not clear whether transit agency and union will resume negotiations. the latest on day six of the strike comes in the form of the state from union president willie brown, and saying quote we can this is get anywhere at bargaining table. he blames septa's aboard chairman pat dion and transit agency for deal not getting done because septa filing for an injunction to get 5,000 bus, it the i transit many please back to work. the septa requested injunction friday evening, judge declined but will hear arguments tomorrow with the wait and see there. brown described this legal move on septa's end as a desperate attempt to bypass collective bargaining process. brown says there is no need to

have support with only a handful of issues keeping both side apart, pensions being the big issue here. the septa argue this is posing a public safety risk. people are missing critical appointments. for example that is an example they gave. agency contend the strike will have a negative impact on many people, trying to get to the polls on election day. so right now it is not clear what will getting again, city transit is still on the shelves here in city of philadelphia reporting live from center city, tim jimenes, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we are moving into another workweek with septa, woulders still on strike. tim, thank you. well, donald trump's campaign swings through several states on this last sunday before the election day but story making headlines last night were tense moments in nevada. secret service agents who rush g.o.p. nominee off the stage after somebody yelled gun. several security officials escorted man outside a rally, short time later they found in weapon and released him.

trump return to the stage to make his closing arguments to voters. >> you are going to win so much, you will love it. get out and vote. get out ape vote. because together we will make america wealthy again, we will make america strong again, we will make america safe again and we will make america great again. >> trump will campaign near pittsburgh today and tomorrow he heads to scranton. hillary clinton campaigns in ohio, new hampshire before returning to philadelphia for one final get out the vote rally for tomorrow night. president and first lady will be there too. last night democratic nominee stop at man music center forget out the vote concert featuring katie perry. >> and if we do what we should then on november the ninth, this this coming wednesday, we can all wake up and say i'm

going to do my part to make sure that america lives up to its promise to everyone of our people especially everyone of our children who deserve a chance to live up to their god given potential. >> and clinton introduced per hi wore a special cape making her feelings men ahead of tuesday's vote. >> voting for president clinton there. police arrested a suspect for stealing lap tops from hillary clinton campaign staffers in northern liberties. it happened friday night long 100 block of brown street. four clinton staffers were parked nearby when someone broke into their suv and stole three mack book pros. last night police arrested a 27 year-old man for the stolen computers. neighbors hope they will now lead to an increased police presence in their area. medical mystery is investigated in montgomery county, a lung infection linked to the war. health reporter stephanie stahl says illness is rare but a number of patients is

growing. >> reporter: unlikely victims are white, thin, post men pawing at woman living in affluent neighborhood around the main line. >> it is frightening i think. >> reporter: lung infection similar to tuberculosis caused by a bacteria found all over, it is in soil, air and mainly in water. >> this is in all of our water. we're all exposed to it every day when we take a shower. >> it is just being research very sensitively right now. >> reporter: pull monologies lee a landly does in the want to cause unnecessary hysteria saying lung infection called micro bacteria or ntm is very rare. she treats a hundred patients a year, symptoms include a cough and fatigue. >> all of this white area, that is all infection, and inflammation. >> reporter: study from the american thoracic society, nih, in 2012 identified seven significant clusters of ntm around the country, one being the greater philadelphia met

the tro pol tan area with significant clusters found in montgomery county. >> at the end of the the day, you are thinking have you hurt yourself by drinking water. >> reporter: terry mccart hi lives in nearby west chester was diagnosis with ntm in may. >> now you are on antibiotics. >> until next september or october. >> she has installed a special water filter careful to avoid reexposure, the 54 year-old struggles with fatigue and respiratory issues but makes sure to stay in shape which ironically made her more susceptible. were you shocked when you found out being healthy, fit put you at risk for this. >> oh, absolutely. >> reporter: nih report say most had higher education and income levels with the infection being difficult to identify. >> the diagnosis tricky and it often is delayed, the results, and i'll see patients that while others have been undiagnosed for several years. >> reporter: doctor landy says bacteria can be especially

dangerous when it is aerosolized in the shower or humidifier, even with dirt that blows in the air. >> i didn't know what ntm was. i didn't know how to pronounce it. >> reporter: philip lipman learned fast after his wife fern was diagnosed. they lived in another ntm hot spot florida. lung infection eventually killed her. >> she was such an amazing person but she's in my heart. she's with our children. >> reporter: not everyone is at risk. the doctors say african americans and people who are overweight cannot get ntm but bacteria that causes it is every where. question is why do only certain people, get the infection. >> we don't know. people are trying to figure that out right thousand but that is in the really understood. >> reporter: aqua pennsylvania which supplies water to the the area says it does not test for the bacteria because it is not a regulated contaminant and there is no epa approved measurement to measure it. switching to bottled water isn't necessarily the answer because bacteria is every

where, but it only causes problems for an unfortunate few. stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". is there still much more to come this morning coming up next we will check with face the nation john dickerson for a look ahead at the

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majority. we will ask reince priebus, chairman of the republican party about how trump campaign is going and how the rest of the party is feeling in the era of trump. we will talk to major garrett, nancy cordis, cbs correspondents out traveling across the country with the the candidates. we will talk about how candidates are making their closing pitches. then we will have battle ground tracker survey result there that, and ohio, two must win states, for donald trump and, as always, we will have our reporters round table to to tell everybody what we're looking for on tuesday night and how we think things might play you the. >> john, we will be watching, as always, thank you. we will be right back with more what you can expect at today's veterans parade in ph

more than a hundred groups are par participating in the veterans day par way. cherri gregg is live at independent mall with the

preview, good morning, cherri. >> reporter: veterans, second annual veterans perfect raid will begin in about three hours or so, but set up here at sixth inn market streets has been going on for past two, as you can see there the stage is already set up with patriotic colors decorating it. look at video from last years first parade, about 150 veterans groups from all arms of the military service will begin marching at noon time to take around 16th and jfk. they will come down around city hall and in here at sixth and market street at same time during the parade around 12:30, all of the veterans and all veterans paratrooper group will do a spectacular jump and land in front of the independent mall. a-10 aircraft will fly east/west, there will be 300 motorcycles that will speed down market street. when parade end there will be rock climbing walls, food vendors and dozens of veteran service organizations who will have table set up from fifth

street to third street here along market street, to serve, veterans. now this festival will run from 12:0 about 4:30 today. and organizers tell me, and 10,000, spectators are expect here all along the parade route to celebrate, the cities veterans and let me tell you, rahel, it is perfect day to to this, the weather is absolutely amazing and sunnies shining. live from independent hall, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. you said it. lets turn to justin. you can see in the the cherri's live shot weather is beautiful, sunnies shining. >> great weather to finish off weekend. yesterday was so nice. today probably same deal, a degree or two cooler. not bad. even this morning, temperatures not cold. we were in the 30's and 40's. mid 50's in locations. check out these backyard in levittown, william here at

55 degrees. fifty-three in sanatoga, michael riley's house, cherry hill jenny 54 already, mid 50's out this mount laurel, new jersey. mullica john and carroll will cooler there at 50. for this time of the morning and year not bad at all. sun has been up for a few hours. we are back to standard time. nice shot here in philadelphia, clear skies, good fall colors showing up as we are's in peak, cherry hill from lynn springer, beautiful shot there a flag there and a blue skies and nice change there and we're seeing peak conditions in the fall foliage right around philadelphia right now. and we are doing good this morning as well, looking at sunshine, people outside, taking advantage of the nice start to the morning. temperatures along the coast in the 50's this morning. due to that wind that is coming over land. sunset, it will be earlier now that we are back to standard time. tonight, 4:52. test ninth at 4:35. that is going to be earliest that we set and beyond december 9th, starts to set later as we a roach spring

season and we're losing two minutes of take light as we head toward winter solstice. the nice and dry storm scan three, little storm across new england producing rain, snow showers, weak cold front through the region producing a to clouds in south jersey. cold air is delayed, still situate add cross canada but nothing happening out to the south and west. dry pattern, continues over the next several days, not the best news because we could use on is rainfall. nothing happening tomorrow, sunshine, just noticeably cooler. election day looks great. plenty of unshine. that will not stop you from heading out to the voting, at least weather-wise, temperatures warm. there will be a front coming through tuesday night, maybe stray shower and moisture does start to break up and front just producing a few clouds. that is bit. cooler temperatures over 24 hours. the cold front moving off shore to take, cold air comes in tonight from can inadequacies, sits over the region tomorrow. so those temperatures today above average in the 60's. tomorrow, noticeably cooler. cold in the morning. probably need to break out

winter coats and then struggling to get back to the mid to upper 50's at best. very pleasant today, few degrees above average 63 for afternoon high under mostly sunny skies, cold air tonight, 42 for city and then lower 30's in the suburbs. widespread frost tomorrow morning, with mostly clear skies, and election forecast, looks great heading out to the poles in the morning. not problems, 40's to 50 around 9:00. lunchtime in the evening, we will be in the 60's, on our way up to the mid to upper 60's, on tuesday, that is warmest day of the week, break out short sleeves, dry pattern, sunshine this week, maybe next best chance of rain holds off until next saturday, rahel, back to you. well, time is 8:50. lets get one last check of the road with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi there ann. >> we are looking at ben franklin bridge runners on the new jersey side shore runners here on the philadelphia side as you can see, run the bridge still taking lays until around 9:30 this morning. that means ben franklin bridge

will be shut down for at least that time, take walt whitman instead. we will move traffic cam to the schuylkill expressway, schuylkill expressway at spring garden street, in delays on the schuylkill this morning. plenty of volume though looking to the right it is martin luther king drive opened for business first weekend of the fall season that it is opened. you can take it if you need to. we will move traffic cam one more time to 202, allendale road in king of prussia in delays or problems. 202 looks great, through pennsylvania, and the suburbs, no delays or problems. that is latest from the cbs three traffic center, i'm ann evans new back to you. time for meisha to take us on another dream drive she's getting out and going for a walk. see beautiful spot where kid can learn and get exercise in see beautiful spot where kid can learn and get exercise in chester i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that...

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visitors take on a different kind of challenge. >> i'm getting out of the city and into nature. heading to downingtown and then to coatsville. >> with fall foliage right around the corner, we are heading to hiking trails there downingtown. >> we are on this trail, just outside of the bureau. >> reporter: this bureau in chester county runs two and a half miles and attracts 150,000 people a year. so the regional park superintendent, owen prusack. >> we have bikers. it is obviously family day good today is a typical day. we will see people walking, jogging, just a beautiful place to come. >> yes. >> this is beautiful. >> this is the east branch of the brandywine creek, infinite number of places to view creek from the trail and its parallel to the brandywine creek.

>> i'm seeing these markers on the side of the trail, welcome to the learning trail. what exactly is that. >> it is the purpose, meisha, to provide underprivileged, families with an opportunity to improve school learning that may not be able to afford such luxuries and then free library here. >> where is it. >> it is right behind you, right here. that is free library. >> this. >> that is it. >> cute. >> just a bring one, take one. >> all in the truck basin good exactly. >> exactly. >> trust basis. >> yes. >> so we are in coatsville right the now on our way to a farm where i hear, they have a pumpkin patch, acorn maze and corn shoot where if you win you win a golden pumpkin. i'm telling you i'm up for this challenge. this farm has been in the family since 1896.

teacher kim decosmo bring her early morning school kids here. >> it is great, hand on, it is not an overwhelming, especially for young ones. >> reporter: steve trego gave me a tour. >> fifth generation of farming here. we have slide, farm an has, bounce houses for the kids, take a hey ride out to the pumpkin patch. one of the best robs we have grown. weather was perfect. >> do you want a baby pumpkin or big pumpkin. >> baby pumpkin. >> yes. >> yeah, baby. >> okay, thank you what is this acorn cannon. >> yes it is golden pumpkin you can win if you hit the target. >> wow, yah, wow. >> look at this beauty. >> it is well deserved too. meisha johnson for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> only meisha could find acorn canyon. >> yes, that is right. it should be a nice holiday forecast. >> yes, we have a lot of sunshine, tomorrow, cooler in the 60's. election day you cannot blame weather for not voting. >> get the out and vote. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now, we are signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com sunday morning is up next, have a great day.

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