police after rested the driver , a full investigation is underway. also tonight... >> a crime scene, two days after the war mass shooting in american history, this is what that killing field looks like today. fifty-nine lives were lost on sunday, good afternoon everyone i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. new details are emerging about the shooter and victims in the las vegas massacre. cher i have said less than an hour ago that three of those victims have not yet been identified. police say this was the gun man's hotel room, they say he had cameras inside and outside the no video was transmitted. officers found the room, stephen paddock started firing through the door, forcing a swat team to break in. by that time though paddock was dead to day president trump called the gun man a sick demeanted man but did not say whether the attack should be considered domestic terrorism. >> the concert ground that is

turned in the killing field remain closed off as people in las vegas struggled to come to grips with the unspeakable tragedy, that shattered this community. police say 64 year-old stephen paddock had an arsenal of 23 weapons and thousands of round of ammunition in his room at mandalay bay. newly obtained images from inside of the suite, show the door that a swat team blew out and rifle on a try pot, investigators are trying to figure out what set off the retired accountant who had in history of gun violence. >> we're hunting down, tracing down every single clue that we can get in his background from the. >> reporter: from the 32nd floor paddock took aim at thousands of people as people fled and panic fencing around the venue trapped many. >> i had a man die in my arms. doing everything i can to try to save him but it was not enough. i'm upset that he cannot go

home to his friends and family >> reporter: authorities say paddock modified two guns to make them fully automatic his rampage has spark new conversation about gun laws in this nation. president trumped was ask about as he left the white house this morning. >> we will talk about gun law as time goes on. >> reporter: with hundreds of people hospitalized, people in las vegas are answering the urgent call for blood, long lines, for down others are stretched at locations all across the city. there were dates and sons, mothers and fathers. >> broken hearted friends and family are remembering the 59 victims. fifty year-old denise salmon, a west virginia mom, who died in her husband's arms. twenty-eight year-old christopher roybell from colorado whose death broke his mother's hard into what she called a billion pieces. and stacy, of san francisco her husband told her to run as he tried to help those who were wounded. >> i got his side and there were people holding their neck

, there were people holding their, like the back of their head and i looked at the ambulance and i looked at emt's and said i don't need to be here, you need to take care of these people. >> near the scene balloons and flowers pay tribute to the victims. dozens of the 500 and some people were hurt remain in critical condition tonight. "eyewitness news" has learned a pennsylvania native ace monk the 59 victims, this is bill wolf, junior of ship pensberg he was a youth wrestler and little league coach, his family says that he and his wife robin were at music festival during an anniversary ship to las vegas. the couple became separated during the attack his wife survived, and officials say wolf was held in shippensberg last night. people from the delaware valley continue to return home from las vegas some were eyewitnesses to the deadly violence. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do spoke to the woman from horsham who was hurt amid the chaos. >> reporter: emotional reunions after american airlines flight 403 touched

down from las vegas early on tuesday, kennedy johnson shared a long hug with her relieved dad. >> i'm not originally from vegas but i live and i work there i'm being where my family is, it is very comforting. >> reporter: weight rested heavily on those coming home. two days after at least 59 people who their lives, and more than 500 hurt at hands of the lone gunman. >> it is like a nightmare. it just never end. the images and sound. >> reporter: katie and her husband bob were among the 22,000 people enjoying jason aldean's set the last performance of a three day country music festival that had gone on, without a hitch but just after 10:00 p.m. that gunman fired off round after round, on the helpless crowd, from high above the 32nd floor of mandalay bay. bob made sure he and his wife stayed together as people began to run for cover. >> i held her hand the whole

time. we just, other hand just kept, you know, all together. >> reporter: katie sprained her ankle in the rush to get away she knows that she's one of the lucky won who got to comb home. >> i will not complain about it. you know, people lost their lives and it is not far. >> reporter: burrmister's said they have not slept in two days they rushed home to horsham to see their two kid. from philadelphia international airport i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and you can show your support for the victims of the las vegas shooting a vigil will be held at thomas payne plaza at broad street and jfk boulevard that starts at 6:00 o'clock. we have much more coverage of the mass shooting at 5:30 we will talk about the emotional toll it takes on everyone and how we can start to heel. at 5:45 something many don't want to talk about, but should , how to survive, an active shooter. at 5:55 an emotional tribute to the victims from stars of country music in nashville.

president trump is set to visit las vegas tomorrow but today the president was in puerto rico, he was there surveying damage and causing controversy along the way as he defended the federal government's relief efforts. president trump toured destruction in puerto rico and talk about the u.s. response to hurricane maria. >> i hate to tell you puerto rico but you have thrown our budget a little out of whack because we have spent a lot of money on puerto rico and that is fine, we have saved a lot of lives. >> reporter: he said puerto rico should be proud of the low death toll in comparison to new orleans after hurricane katrina which he called a real catastrophe. >> sixteen people verse in the thousands, you can be very proud of all of your people, all of our people working together. sixteen verse literally thousands of people. >> reporter: president did meet with the mayor of san juan who he chastised after pleading for more help last week, nearly two weeks after marie hit 95 percent of the island remains without

electricity, and food and fresh water are in short supply in many areas. in response, the u.s. has deployed 12,000 federal aid workers and 70 percent of the island's gas stations are backup and running. also today the president met with sailors and marines assisting with disaster relief president trump met with kennett mack the governor of the u.s. virgin island which sustained a lot of damage don't both hurricane maria and irma. more help is arriving in puerto rico the u.s.s. comfort ship arrived to assist in the recovery efforts on the hurricane stricken island. more than 500 medics are deployed aboard the comfort and has more than 1,000 bed and 11 operating rooms. if you would like to help victims in puerto rico you can donate to unicef, do that by calling (800)367-5437. you can go to cbs philly.com we have a tab for you there on our home page. some break news right now this just in, fire crews are

on the scene of the hazmat situation at a plant in south philadelphia. chopper three over the 2800 block of columbus boulevard, now the hazmat team is focused on a unknown substance leaking from one of the tanks. we're work to go find out more information for you, so far no injuries have been reported we will stay an top of this break ing story. temple university freshman has died after falling from his residence hall, it happened this morning at 1940, 1940 liacouras hall. victim has been identified as 19 year-old richard dellcart an engineer students. the circumstances surrounding the fall are unclear. >> temple's president issued a statement reading in part it business tremendous sadness that i inform the temple university of the death of richard dialcourt, we join richard's family and friend ness mourning his loss. three people are behind bars in montgomery county in connection with the large seizure of the dangerous drug fentanyl. >> officials say investigators seized a kill gram of fentanyl , equal to 300,000

lethal doses. thinks all during an under cover operation at a cheltenham shopping center back in july. police rested will burt piano of the bronx, new york and blank on payano of philadelphia and cristina soto on drug trafficking charges. >> that 300,000 bags that are not on the street and that 300,000 bags that will not be causing possible overdose deaths. >> now there were 249 overdose deaths in montgomery county in 2016, a 108 of those involved fentanyl. the county has seen such an increase in the drug trade and recently designated a high intensity drug trafficking area, qualifying it for increased federal funding. still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight some of the world's most influential woman are gathering right here in our area henry? report report i'm henry ross hans off at the pennsylvania convention center, former first lady michelle obama took

center stage in front of the thousands of woman talking about empowerment issue and the las vegas massacre. and, remembering a rock legend we will look back at the life and musical legacy of one and only tom petty, kate? it is another beautiful day outside, temperatures are on the upswing, i will tell you when we will head back to the 80's and when some rain could creep back in the

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it has been a decade of being shot out of the cannon and, this really there has really been literally, no time to think about feeling. >> former first lady michelle obama reflecting on her time in public life and taking part in a wide ranging conversation with television producer sandra rhymeness philadelphia at the pennsylvania conference for women. mrs. obama touched on the las vegas shooting, president trump and the challenges woman face in today's work place. >> our henry rossoff is at the convention center with more on mrs. obama's remarks, henry. >> reporter: ukee and jessica you can tell by scale of the clean up effort behind me that there were thousands upon thousands of woman who packed this hall this afternoon to hear the former first lady

speak, and she spoke about a number of hot topics. >> sadly look at what happened in las vegas and, you know, my heart goes out to the victims and the families. >> reporter: aside from that mention of the recent tragedy and in the so veiled shot at president donald trump. >> there was a lot that we could not do and didn't do, because of our respect for the position. >> reporter: mainly former first lady michelle obama stuck to women empowerment issue on stage with sandra rhymes. the two spent time talking about raising strong, young woman. >> we think it is just enough to love a girl. you have to treasure a girl, you have to respect her. >> reporter: they discussed demanding flexibility to balance a full family life with the demanding career. >> at some point we have got to create a different definition of what it means to be successful at work. >> reporter: towards the end of the conversation obama and crowd were surprise by a very public happy 25th anniversary video from a special guest.

>> but i figured that you wouldn't mind maybe me parachute nothing to say how much i love you. >> reporter: one of the many moving moments for thousands of women in attendance. >> just electrifying to be in a group of woman from all over the country, and i'm really excited, to take this away with me and allow it to influence the rest of my work and personal development. report report before the event wrapped up, today governor wolf was also on stage among many, many speakers throughout this very long, 12 hour day, this is the 14th time that this event has been held. live from pennsylvania convention center henry ross off for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> henry, thank you. kate bilo joins us now with our forecast, another beautiful day. >> gorgeous. >> yes. >> wow. >> we copy and pasted. >> yes, how about it. >> you cannot complain. it is beautiful weather. cool start to the day. nice warm afternoon.

you had to dress in those layers but regardless it is such a great time to get outside and meteorologist lauren casey has done just that live with the mobile weather watchers and she's at philadelphia's franklin square , she has ideas for fun this weekend. hi there, lauren. >> kate, yes a beautiful evening as you mentioned here at festive franklin square, fountain is blowing behind me, so nice, you can feel that crispness in the air but everyone else such a beautiful place. it takes a respite with the family, of course, the carousal, great for little won also maybe great for adult meteorologist whose ride the carousal as well. also, they do have the mini golf course which friday, saturday, sunday evening transforms into spooky miniature golf. that runs through, excuse me, october 30th n and among philly landmarks you can putt, putt your way through ghosts and goblins, scary music,

light surprises, nine dollars for adults, seven dollars for children but there is a free event on saturday from 7:00 to 11:00 enjoy a free screening of the classic 1984 movie ghost busters here on the great lawn. sounds like a fun time for everyone. the weather, it will be conducive to being outdoors on saturday, it doesn't look like we have any rain at this point but that could be feeling much like fall, more like summer as we head in the upcoming weekend with a high temperature of 84 degrees on saturday, included around and some sunshine but as we head into sunday, we will see that rain chance, move on in so saturday looks like your best bet for all of your fun outdoor plans for the upcoming weekend. we have not seen any rain in philadelphia in two weeks time , of course, kate, we have got beautiful weather, sunny days, warm during the day and cool at night and that is perfect conditions, to produce the best fall foliage. we will talk more about where best place to get out for a hike over next couple weeks

and peak some of those leaves during the 6:00 o'clock now but for now back to you. lauren, you look like you are enjoying that carousal ride. i love the enthusiasm. lets look at is what going on behind me right now, beautiful outside, lots of sunshine, blue skies, we are going on the ben franklin square, fantastic day to be outdoors and not too hot but as she mentioned the heat is ram pink up and by start of the weekend we're talking mid 80's feeling more like pool weather then fall festival weather. take a look center city looking great, we will go down to the beach as well, delaware beach, rehoboth you can see cloud bubbling up but that has not kept beach goers watching the waves roll in as you see folks walking down the beach. not exactly swimming weather, sand castle building weather but a beautiful day to be outside. storm scan three shows this, this big dome of high pressure in control of our forecast pattern and keeping everything away from frustrates. showers, cloud, it is all diverting around the western flange of that high but

eventually this front is going to move in and we will bring an increase in cloud and a few showers. then we have to watch heading in to sunday or monday will be low pressure that developed to the south, and ride up along that boundary and bring us, perhaps our first appreciable rainfall since mid-september. right now temperatures feeling fantastic, still an east wind, cooler down the shore as you can see with ocean water temperature just 68, we are only in the 60's in atlantic city, wildwood. seventy-two in philadelphia, millville. cool fall 64 in mount pocono and 73 degrees in allentown. highs so far today 74. degree shy of yesterday. seventy-one is our normal. rest, look at that 90 degrees way back in 1919 and we will just keep warming up through the next couple of days. 77 degrees tomorrow, 82 by thursday. we will keep it in the 80's friday and saturday. saturday looks like the peak of the heat and humidity at 84 for the day time high. here's what we are looking at this front will approach as we head into thursday, some most

of the week but by thursday highs in the 80's and then this front tries to progress closer to the area by friday, we will bring a few spotty showers, problem is it will stall off to the north and it will lift back to the north as a warm front, and allow warm, moist air from the south to get in and spike those temperatures by the weekend. as far as tonight is concerned mainly clear, cool, comfortable. 53 degrees your overnight low. you're witness weather seven day forecast tomorrow looking good, get to 77, fog in the morning, mostly sunny in the afternoon. for your thursday 82 warm, muggy watch for showers to the north on friday, and warm and steamy saturday and better chance for rain sunday into columbus damon, coming up we will time out those showers, and we will also tell you when they may head back closer to normal. >> okay, all right, closer to home, thanks, kate. still ahead a woman tells her emotional story of why she stayed with the victim of the las vegas shooting a man that she didn't know even after he died.

also coming up atm fees are on the rise, but there is another bank fee that is putting a dent in accounts. new report says philadelphia ranks the war for it we will tell you what it is, don. what do you say to a team that just willed its way to the win? you where to find out. what doug pederson said and told his team about their performance against the chargers, in sports, coming up next.

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family fight, uncommon bond between a mother, father and to daughters closer together. when they see it as a blessing instead of the curse. their story tonight at 6:00 o'clock. don joins us now with a look at sports. you now after a big victory or any good sports story you get the beginning of the story and then as we can goes on you get behind the scene. you get to know more.

>> and, i always love this when we see what happens in the locker room afterward. >> yeah. >> it is like after the show when ukee gives us that big pep talk. >> the speech. >> it is really good. >> inspiring. >> only thing better than winning is more winning. eagles are three-one after taking down chargers in southern california. they showed grit, determination in the fourth quarter and their head coach showed a whole lot of that in his powe game speech. >> you found a way to win the game and that is the most important thing. you are starting to feel i think a little bit of this family environment, all right. it is contagious. it is contagious. winning is contagious. it will feel like a little bit of the short week but you have to do me a favor, we have to commit for the next two weeks, all right, we have sunday game and i believe thursday game coming up. you have to commit to one another for two weeks and then we get a break. let's finish this the next two weeks the right way. so proud of you, guys. >> one, two, three, team.

>> and wait a minute did he say. >> i told him it was cool. >> i told him it is cool. >> he said family. >> ready for powe game speech. >> the ballot is opened and time to vote here are options for the friday football frenzy , downingtown west at dunk town east, eastern at timber creek, and wood row wilson at moorestown. vote now at cbs philly.com/ frenzy. let the family. >> trust the process. i love you. >> how about a quarter after 9:00 last night, big joel embiid going for a run, around 23rd and pine here in center city this was shot by lyft driver who noticed the 7-foot 2-inch joe joe on a jog. the process works even late. the sixers reacted to this video, at 6:00. >> i want joe joe to get on a

track, get off the pavement, get off the pavement. >> it is not good for your knees. >> you toll me that all the time. >> i do. >> come on, man. >> yes. >> thanks, don. coming up next half an hour an amazing photo shows how a cell phone saved a woman 's life in the las vegas shooting. shooting has shaken us all , up next we have advice on how to protest those emotions and what to do, if you cannot, plus... ♪ >> music fans morning loss of the rock icon, tom petty has died, we will look back at his life and musical

authorities opened up a reunification center for

people to find loved ones who may be hospitalized. clark county sheriff says that three of the 59 victims still need to be identified. and the music festival grounds remain an active scene as the investigation into sunday's massacre continues. >> thousands of strangers lives intertwined the moments bullet started flying. one stayed with jordan milk will ton long after she died and she used his cell even if to call his girlfriend on lock down at a nearby casino. >> i was there until 3:30 in the morning. so about four hours, i was sit ting with him, and i just, i didn't want him to be there alone. there was another guy that was with his wife shot and killed, the mother of three kid and he never left her side. i did not want to have jordan not have somebody with him.

>> so many survivors of the shooting are struggling to process what happened right in front of them. one los angeles attorney who was there says he has been asking himself some tough questions. >> i'm actually feeling a little bit guilty now, because i have avoided seeing the victims, and seeing pictures of the people that are killed and i was there and they are a lot younger then me. they don't get to go home. i get to get home today. in fact, i will go see my daughter. but they don't. i'm having having trouble understanding and comprehend ago this i'm feeling a little guilty. i have heard heroic acts, and i am now, processing that i did enough. >> claypool was in vegas to celebrate his birthday and was supposed to leave saturday but made a last minute decision to stay an extra day to go and hear some of the country music vegas shooting has cause variety of emotion from his

people directly impact and for those around the country who are horrified at the carnage. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on coping emotionally after this type of tragedy. >> reporter: it is hard to watch, isn't it? it really grabs all of us, so impact full. psychologists say it is normal for people to reacte motion troy what happened had in las vegas. it can interact with sleep, work to relationships. tragedies like las vegas can leave people feeling anxiety, fear, anger and confusion all at the same time. psychologists say it is important to acknowledge these feelings are common and talk about them. >> finding a trusted friend or family member that you can share your feelings with, if you are a parent, caregivers, absolutely positively talk to your child about what has been going on. >> reporter: taking i break from the stories and images which can be overwhelming can help with coping, experts also recommend doing things that you energy like going for a walk, playing with children or

pets and reaching out to help others, to make a difference. >> that actually builds our own resilience and our ability to bounce back and move forward. >> everything from donating blood in your community, sending a letter to first responders. >> reporter: psychologists say if your fear becoming overwhelming you may need to seek out a professional. >> if you find yourself not willing to go to the mall or go to a music festival or sporting event, that should be a really red flag for to you say hey, i recognize it, and it takes an act of strength and courage to reach out and ask for help. >> reporter: experts say making a family plan about safety and security is a good idea but to not let that stop you from living your life, daily. >> and experts also say that dealing with grief and shock can be a long process, and there can be many ups, downs along the way. you know they say coping and healing? it takes time. >> it does. >> you have to give yourself time to do that. >> stephanie, thank you. take a look at this

incredible image that tells the story of survival. a las vegas taxi driver said this cell phone belongs to a woman he was driving away from the scene of the shooting, the phone was shattered by a bullet during the attack but would the man was miraculously not hit. of course, safety is on top of everyone's mind following the vegas massacre and coming up in about 10 minutes expert advice on how to protect yourself if yourer ever in a situation where bullets are flying. music world is mourning the loss of the icon arguabl ably one of the greatest song writers in rock and roll. >> tom petty has died at the age of 66, entertainment tonight, kevin frazier, joins us with more on his life and legacy. >> reporter: ukee and jessica 66 year-old tom petty passed away after going in cardiac arrest he was rush in the hospital sunday after his wife , dana called 911. petty was rushed to the ucla santa monica hospital where he

was put on life support. >> ♪ >> reporter: the band performed at hollywood bowl last week telling the crowd it would be his final tour, earlier this year he was honored by the recording academy as music care's person of the year. >> i got into rock and roll at age 10 and i was collecting record, rock and roll record, not rock, this was rock and roll, the roll designates a swing. >> ♪ free falling >> reporter: a florida native petty's first hit came in the late zero seven's as front man of the tom petty and heart breakers and he was thrilled to perform at big events. >> i'm having a hard time to put it into word for people, there is something very special in the air today isn't there. >> reporter: man consumed with his craft he once told us that being on the road and recording took up all of his time. >> i don't really have any hobbies, you know, i don't

collect things, mess of my time honestly is consumed with music and trying to get, just trying to get, you know, 15 songs done, 15 songs written or an album together. it is very time conn zooming. >> reporter: tom petty was an american original and legend in the rock and roll world who will be missed. for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, back to you. >> so many great hits. >> that music is so good. >> we were sing to go each one that kevin showed us. still to come, dreaded bank fees. >> why atm fees are on the rise, again and which of the bank fees averages the highest in the philadelphia area, we have got those details, up next, kate. well, weekend watch we have summer sticking around, saturday and sunday, especially saturday, temperatures in the mid 80's, heat and humidity hanging around, even longer through

end of the week, sun, cloud both days a couple of spotty showers but late sunday in month monday but we have some rain in the forecast and appreciable rainfa

well, yahoo says all 3 billion of its users were affected by a data breach in 2013 making it by far the largest breach in history. the company originally said 1 million of its users were affected. a 2016 investigation found that the stolen user accounts information did not include pass word and text, that could be clearly seen, payment card data or bank account information. well, paying money to get money, atm fees have hit a record high for the 11th year in a row. >> a report from bank rate,

.com said out of total fee for network draw is $4.69, that is up 55 percent over past decade. bank rate says people are using atm's less because they are using less cash and they are paying with credit card more. well that means bank have fewer opportunities to charge fees, and they are used to maintain their atm network. >> that is one of the catalyst for these continued increases, that we see in atm fees year in and year out. >> get this customers can be hit were two separate fees when using out of network atm, the owner of the machine will charge you one and then your bank can charge a separate fee for using another bank's atm. >> wow. >> bank rate surveys also looking at overdraft fees. >> philadelphia has nation's highest average overdraft fee at $35.30. >> ouch. >> ouch, that is right. >> wowy love when jim donovan getting on the fees to get your money out. >> yes, that is always funny always.

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changes are in the air, meteorologist kate bilo is tracking return of summer and chance for showers, for kate's forecast just minutes away. today the u.s. expelled 15 cuban diplomates from the embassy in washington in a escalating response to mysterious illness's flicking american embassy staff in havana. u.s. officials believe someone is targeting american diplomates, possibly with some type of sonic weapon, and diplomates have complained for months about strange sound is a code by symptoms like nausea , headaches and hearing loss, so far, 22 americans have been affected, and the fbi is now investigating. the mass shooting in las vegas has many people thinking about safety. experts say as difficult as it is, to protect yourself there are some basic guidelines, about how to react. cbs reporter meg oliver spoke with an expert to get some information on how to stay safe. >> reporter: with bullets spraying in the open field, survivors say they had in where to hide, it felt like shooter was hunting them down.

>> i mean, it stopped for like second and start shooting again and out, in the middle of the field. >> reporter: security expert david katz say a case loss the vegas massacre first case is to locate the direction of the shot. >> you don't run straight away from the shooter because shot will chase you. so try to avoid and get between something that will stop bullet fit is coming in your direction. >> reporter: in daylight littered concert grounds give a sense of the panic, people dropped their belongings and stampeded for the exits. >> if you are walking in a crowded area like time square and somebody opens fire how do you protect yourself. >> it is a great question but very difficult question. >> reporter: katz say key toys get out of the shooter's view which could mean running toward gunfire. >> shooter in this direction run toward building he cannot shoot straight dunn at you. you are safe. >> reporter: indoors confronting the shooter should be last resort, try to escape or find a hiding place to

blockade the door. >> avoid, barricade, confront. >> reporter: experts say as with all emergencies, call 911 as soon as you can and always, stay calm. meg oliver for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the city of nashville is responding to sunday's massacre with music, in an emotional outpouring of grief, we will show you country music stars who took the stage last night, that is coming up in 10 minutes. kate bilo's here now with a look at her forecast and we were talking about a little bit ago. return of summer-like temperatures. >> yeah, felt like fall for a few days and now we're heading back to the 80's for a little while right through weekend temperatures will be above average. humidity will be ram pink up as well, starting on thursday, so weather we have outside right now will in the last all that long but i'm sure we will come back before colder air starts to move in. lets look outside, start off with a look at bethlehem taking a live look at hotel bethlehem along main street. cars moving slowly afternoon

traffic going on but you can see flags there not flying too much, not too much breeze, beautiful day, everything looking sun draped outside, nothing but deep blue sky no matter where you look. it has been comfortable with very low humidity. that has been the case since the weekend and continues in the early part of the week but humidity will start to ramp up , you may notice that as fall will form overnight and into tomorrow. checking in with our eyewitness weather watchers we have got comfortable temperatures in the lower 70's , 60's across the map here and blue bell at jerry's home, 69 degrees. eileen in gilbertsville 71. gar any landenberg at 72. seventy-two in norristown as we check with our friend david mitchell. barbara lane at 72 in willow grove. ed 70 in chesterfield and great photos. lynn attended the pennsylvania women's conference today when we just spoke about. beautiful weather outside. take a break from the conference and take a look at that blue skies.

feeling fantastic to sit outside and have lunch outside and showing fallen leaves, in chestnut hill. definitely starting to look like autumn out there with these leaves hitting the ground. we won't peak until end of october but right new beautiful leaf peeping especially up in the poconos. speaking of the poconos lets go outside to broad headville where we can see color hitting those trees in front of the cameras. we see red in the leaves there , a little breeze, 68 degrees and that is what it feels like very low humidity great fall scene from our live neighborhood network camera. storm scan three showing high pressure, and right about here , so we have clear skies all across the northeast and great lakes region but this next front, this will eventually impact us as we head through later part of the week, possibly bringing in a few showers by friday. temperatures locally right now are in the lower 70's as we showed you on the weather watcher map but as we get west we have an increase in temperatures out ahead of that advancing cold front. we are seeing 80's returning to cleveland and lexington.

warm in chicago, upper 70's as well. behind that front cooler air lurks. only in the lower 60's in minneapolis but it is a slow progress, as that system moves east across the country. stubborn summer indeed, our average last day of 80 degrees or higher is october 7th, the latest 80 plus day we have ever haddon record in philadelphia november 15th, october 7th is saturday, and it looks like we will be in the 80's, very lee hitting the average. tomorrow looks like a beautiful day with high pressure in control, thursday this front stays southward a few more cloud but doesn't look like wet weather on thursday, just partly sunny. friday watch for these showers especially just off to the north at 10:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m. we could see a few showers creep closer to philadelphia but what happens then that front lifts back to the normas a warm front and will stay there allowing heat and hugh floyd move in. not a ton of rain in the forecast here, our last rainfall of over a tenth of an inch was on september 16th

where we pick up 2.58 inches of rain. we may start next week with some appreciable rainfall. tonight mainly clear, cool. tomorrow sunny, beautiful at 77 degrees and then we will heat up, 80's thursday through sunday but sunday into columbus damon is when that chance of rain does make it back in the forecast, ukee and jessica back over to you. koala bear finds himself in the tough spot quite literally this koala was rescued after it was found on top of the drilling rig at a construction site in australia it was chased off a busy road by a driver so it wouldn't get hit by a car but then took refuge by climbing high up on the oil rig but then wouldn't budge. rescuers had to step in, to, well, rescue it. >> yes, indeed. >> everybody is okay. >> saint bernard in south carolina has broken record for longest time on a dog which means extra slobber. >> lots. >> this is eight year-old mo,

now that tongue that looks almost too big for her mouth, measures 7.3 inches long. mo doesn't always have her tongue hanging out but when she does her owner says it probably involves food. >> she loves peanut butter so much today we used it to help encourage her to stick her tongue out as much as we could so she could show you the impressive length and how far she can lick up on her face. >> whole lot of skip i, mo smashes previous record for longest tongue on a dog that record was four and a half inches set by a dog named pugg y. >> um-hmm. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight tribute for victims of the las vegas shooting, and the legendary tom petty. >> ♪ free falling >> superstar musician lifted us all up just a little after a very difficult 24 hours, bex from our sister station has

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artist tom petty. >> country music stars are responding to the las vegas shooting, bex from our sister station 96.5 brings us details of the tribute. >> thanks, ukee and jessica fans around the world are mourning death of rock legend tom petty, including his fellow musicians like john bon jovi who shared this post saying quote i'm crushed. praying for those affected by vegas last night and now, the loss of one of my greatest influences tom petty, cold play alongside rem, peter butts paid tribute to the three time grammy winner in their concert last night in portland, oregon covering one of petty's most enduring hits. >> ♪ free falling tributes

continue, country star mar on morris dedicated dear hate to the victims of the las vegas massacre. >> ♪ dear hate >> the song recorded with vince gill will be available on itunes this friday, with proceeding to go help the families of the las vegas victims. and vigil in nashville was held yesterday, to benefit the immediate need of the las vegas victims with country music star keith urban leading the charge. keith described how he told his nine year-old daughter about the tragic events and prays for the strength of the country music community. >> one thing that has always been the center of it, and that is it is community. >> reporter: i'm bex with 96.5 , ukee and guess, back to you. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 developing now toddler killed following a deadly crash in bucks county and tonight we're learning

what that driver was doing at the time of the crash and yes is under arrest. also, a look inside killer 's room in las vegas as police try to figure out what he was thinking. tonight the latest on a search for a motive. former first lady right here in philadelphia, message michelle obama had for a packed house at the convention center, kate. beautiful fall evening but soon enough, it will feel like a return to summer, when middle 80's return to the forecast and when we can get some rain. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. we will continue to fire at a progressive set of rate for approximately nine minutes >> two days after the las vegas mass shooting new disturbing details are emerging in the deadliest shooting in american history. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. we are learning more about the

man responsible for sunday's massacre a federal spokeswoman said stephen paddock worked as a letter carrier and irs agent for nearly a decade in the 70 's and 80's. clark county sheriff said paddock had cameras set up inside and outside his room at mandalay bay hotel. there was also a camera in the service car just outside the room. meantime survivors are grabbling with the horror of sunday night. >> you don't expect to ever be in that situation, like you don't prepare for it, and you just, you just flight or fight is there so many people around you, they were all dropping. so they were hurt or they were injured or they were dead and we just kept running. >> all about three of the 59 victims have been identified, dozens of people who were hurt remain in critical condition. "eyewitness news" has learned one of the those 59 victims is a pennsylvania native, this is bill wolf, junior of shippensberg. he was