>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> shot in her own corner store, local business owner is in the hospital today. police are searching for clues that could lead them to the gunman. >> it is the ends after long week on the deadliest attack on us soil. investigators say they're no closer to finding a motive watch authorities plan to do when on the las vegas gunman. >> nate is now a hurricane, storm strength ends to cat gore which one hurricane overnight, dealing with wind, rain, rising water. today is saturday, october 7th , good morning, i'm jan carabeo, here's meteorologist, chelsey ingram. good saturday morning, chelsey

, going to be a busy day in the weather department. >> it is, but at least quiet here at home, definately tracking hurricane nate, that's going to be something we're watching through the weekend. then we will actually be dealing with some of the remnants of nate, as you head into your monday. in fact, monday looking like rather wet day. let's take a live look at the city from palmyra cove nature park. current temperatures there right around 66 degrees 68 degrees in philadelphia, temperatures millville, 67, down the shore, both wildwood, as well as atlantic city, 64 allentown, cool spot on the map, that's mount pocono check ing in right around 06 degrees this morning. so, here's what you can expect from the shore to the poconos today. talking 86 degrees in philadelphia, it is going to be feeling like summertime out there with a mix of sun and clouds, and unseasonably warm, average high right around 70.

looking for high around 78, down the shore, 75 in the poconos. here is the latest look at what is now hurricane nate, has certainly become better organized and we are expecting it to make landfall later this evening. more coming up in your full forecast in just a bit. for now sending it back to you , jan. >> chelsey, thank you. sticking with nate right now, nate now category one hurricane and gaining strength in the gulf of mexico. states of emergency are now in effect for part of alabama, mississippi and louisianna, many al long the coast stock up on supplies and filling sandbags, forecasters have issued hurricane warning for new orleans, for flooding is a big concern following hurricane harvey. back here at home now, philadelphia police are checking for clues at that will lead them to the gunman who shot store own nerve man too a "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at penn presbyterian medical center where the victim is undergoing treatment.

anita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , we learned that victim is a 48 year old hispanic woman who owns that grocery store. police rush there last night after learning she had been shot once in the head, once in the back, 3400 block of fairmount avenue. this is the freddie grocery store there. police say that a neighbor called 911 after walking into the store around 8:30, that's 30 minutes before this store is set to close. that neighbor walked into buy cigarettes, saw the store owner holder her neck, bleeding and unable to talk. motive may be robbery. investigators found the cash register open, of southwest detective, though he adds nothing appears to have been taken. >> we think someone from the area that goes in there and thinks they're going to have an easy time of getting some money at the end of the night. obviously at some point fires that gun, critically wounds this person, changing these

people's lives forever. >> now police add that this is a well likes and well known family in that community. they are also reviewing surveillance video to help them find the person who may have committed this crime. if you know anything, call police. live at penn presbyterian medical center. >> anita, thank you. well, so far, no arrests in a double shooting in trenton that killed a woman and wounded a teenage girl. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon, at carver lane and north willow street. a 68 year old woman died short time later. fourteen year old girl is now in stable condition shot in the stomach and the arm. >> vice president mike pence head today las vegas today to take part in a ceremony mark mark the deadliest shoot g in modern american history. checking more than 1,000 leads , so far, how much, they don't know why the gunman shot 58 people at country music festival sunday. authorities say, there was not another gunman in the room on

the 32nd floor of mandalay bay a plan now underway to put up billboards, get more information. >> now, while investigators try to find out what was behind the shooting, one of the largest gun shows in our area is now underway. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt got answers in the debate over firearms from the former head of the atf in philadelphia. >> we now know the names of all 58 victims who lost their lives in the deadliest shoot ing in modern american history. >> this is so out of left fields. >> the atf agent in charge in philadelphia, until last saturday, he was restrict in the his public comments in his official capacity, now he's candid and concerned. >> what i believe you have is a individual with some type every mental illness, and he's going out there trying to kill literally kill as many people as co- >> he said shooter steven paddock use the bump stock on

the weapon, it turned a semiautomatic gun into fully automatic gun. >> it is actually legal to install onto semiautomatic rifle. >> those bump stocks seen here are selling across the country like hotcakes, in stores and in gun shows. gunoctober fest, one of the large eggs shows on the east coast; going on this weekend in montgomery county. we were allowed inside the before the guns arrived earlier this week, organizers said no. authority say the vaguest killer tried to purchase tracer rounds, they give off pyrotecnic-like effect to illuminate the direction of the rounds. as victims are laid to rest, the focus shifts from las vegas to washington, cautiously optimistic? i whole heart educationally believe in the second amendment. there is no more than supporter of it than i am, but i can also tell you there are some common sense measures that not only we could but we should be taking.

>> lawmakers expected to debate the legality of bump stocks. david spunt, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> meantime the las vegas shooting and hurricane harvey, irma and maria have created great need for blood donors across the country, and happening today, the red cross and the international brotherhood of electrical workers are teaming up for a blood drive. the drive at the ibew local 98 union hall on spring garden street in philadelphia. you can give blood there from 8:00 this morning until 1:00 this afternoon. in other news today, the trump administration's new rules on birth control are allowing more employers to opt out of coverage. this rolls back the affordable care act on septa man dates, also gives employers more leeway to a birth control coverage or religious or moral grounds. under the healthcare law, women paying out of their pocket for birth control pills dropped from 21% to 3%. >> there is no word this morning on funeral plans for

philadelphia music legend bunny ziegler, he died after heart attack yesterday. the singer, songwriter and producer helped hen i gamble, and leon huff create the sounds in the 19 70s, as performer known for such hits like let the good tolls roll and feels so good. survived by his wife martha and two children, bunny ziegler was 76 years olds. >> still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning, saved by a man she never met before. the emotional re re reunion between las vegas victim and the stranger who refused to leave her side. we'll also have this. >> i couldn't walk 15 feet without running out of here. >> serious condition affecting a new jersey man's way of life but now he says he's back to his old self, thanks to doctors at a local hospital. our stephanie stahl explains the new procedure that he says got him back on track.

we will be right back.

>> back now on "eyewitness news," learning incredible stories of selflessness, courage, in the aftermath of the las vegas shooting. one involves a canadian woman whose life was saved by a nevada man she had never met before. the last time they saw each other was when doctors were wheeling her in for surgery. aired rihanna diaz was therefore they're meisha until

reunion. >> it has been three days since justin has seen jan. >> hey, how are you doing? >> they were strangers before the concert. >> or jan says justin saved her life. >> oh, it is good to see you. >> on sunday jan was in the crowd, while justin bar tended nearby. when the gunman opened fire, jan was hit in the stomach. lying wounded, he had the -- she had the strength to text her husband. i love you. i've been shot. i love you so much. while most others fled, justin stayed behind and saw jan. >> i don't know. i put me hand on the wound, i started screaming medic, medic >> and other strangers carried her to a nearby field, full of the injured. >> she was terrified.

i was just asking her the silly questions, where she was from, tell me about canada. >> you were trying to distract her? >> yes. she was in a lot of pain. i said i won't leave her. she had a death grip like you cannot describe. she was always saying don't leave me. and i promised, i promised i wouldn't leave her. >> from when he found me, wait from when i went into the operating room. >> do you remember holding his hand? >> yes, i wouldn't let go any more than he was. we were going to survive this. and we did. >> what was it like to see him >> he said he was okay too. if it wasn't for him, i would not be here. >> jan told us she now feels she has another son in justin. adrianna diaz, "eyewitness news," las vegas. >> and as the healing only begins after sunday's mass

shooting, comfort dogs are helping to ease the pain of victims. take a look here, these dogs are with lutheran church charities, have about flown to last vague press all over the country, they were deployed over hurricane harvey and irma , many of them helping to heal the wounds. >> back here at home, dancing hems with the hurricane relief effort to puerto rico. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it was salsa night at the piazza in northern liberties. proceeds from the event will go to the local organization established to coordinate relief effort. unfortunately, chelsey, tracking another now hurricane , hurricane nate. one after another? >> exactly, yes, so hurricane nate became a hurricane overnight, category one storm, i'll show you the latest up coming track from the national hurricane center as well, we'll start outside at your

local weather, summer like morning here, in center city. we have partly cloudy skies, and temperatures are very warm for this time of year. right now, it is currently 68 degrees in philadelphia. now keep in mind the average high temperature for this time of year is right around 70. so this is closer to where we should be feeling like as we head into this afternoon. but clearly, since we're starting off the morning so warm, the afternoon will be even warmer. 65 degrees in wilmington. 66 degrees in dover. right around 60 degrees in mount pocono. 67 degrees down the shore, atlantic city, wildwood is 66, and trenton ton those numbers will be climbing throughout the day. forecasting high temperature right around 86 degrees today. now that's not a record, but it is going to be very summer like for sure. 81 degrees sunday, for the next five days, significantly above average. only in the 70s monday. because we will be dealing with the renmant of nate in the form of rain.

and then we will finally start to see the numbers dropping off more fall-like warmth as we head into the middle and specially the ends of the upcoming week. in the meantime, we are unseasonably warmment big picture on storm scan3, we have warmfront located up to the north. that's enhancing the southerly flow. really going to pump in the heat throughout the day today. cold front located out to the west, and that is going to stall across the region as we head into the sunday-monday time frame. that will allow the renmant every nate to track right into our neighborhood, especially as we head into monday. things are looking rather wet. now, keep in mind, we've only seen about trace of rain so far this october. it has been a very dry start to the month. the average monthly rainfall, 3.18 inches, for the month of october, so i think we will be making up some ground, especially as we head into monday. now, here is the latest on hurricane nate. category one storm, a lot better organized when we are looking at it on the satelite

picture. winds maximum sustained around 80 miles per hour. looking up to the north- northwest at around 22, expected to make landfall, later on tonight, somewhere around the mouth of the mississippi river. this is going to cause some problems for portions of the gulf coast states, luis anna, new orleans, talking possible storm surge, in excess of around 6 feet, also dealing with the windy conditions, gusts over 100 miles per hour, maybe up around 110 miles per hour in some locations also with the heavy rainfall, then those remnants track into the northeast, as we head into monday, and this tuesday time frame. so here is a look on future weather. again, specking nate to make a landfall as we head into this evening. and then, eventually, weakening as it moves over lands, tracking along the spine of the appalachian mountains, then bringing us the renmant for your monday. so here is how things look at home. very quiet today. in fact, we remain rain-free, we mix with sun and clouds

throughout the day today. then, headed into tomorrow, for your tailgate, i think you can see couple of showers here and there, then very warm, for sure, but real deal of rain is going to head our way as we move into monday. so expect the potential for some showers around for your tailgate. but 79 degrees, at kick off, it is going to be feeling down right like summer day, not like football weather at all. sun and clouds, 86 for the high temperature, then head into tonight, 69, mostly cloudy, shower possible. i'll leave you with a quick look at your eyewitness weather seven day. notice, we do have cooler weather headed our way moving into the end of the upcoming week. back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. 5:18 now. tiny devices doing big things. on the health watch, special clip that looks like a miniature clothe pin is helping turn lives around. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us how it helps a man from south jersey? alan clark once again able to walk without losing his breath thanks to a device smaller

than a dime. >> i had no life. >> the six a year old who lives in west depford has history of heart disease, most recently heart valve problem called mitral regurgitate. >> it shows you the valve, the blood instead of going forward is going backward. >> doctor at lords medical center says the traditional treatment is open heart surgery, but that's not an option for many patients who have mitral valve leak because it would be too risky. >> to up now it was not any hope. could not achieve quality of life. now it is different. >> that difference can come with a right role clip, similar to cardiac catheterization, designed to bring the two valves of the flap together more closely so they no longer leak blood. >> the clip is here, in the middle, where the clip is. >> here is alan as valve with the clip, more normal blood flourier stored, before this without the clip where there was severe leakage. >> i pretty much do anything i want to do now.

>> alan, who has been in congestive heart failure, says he's ready to get back on his motorcycle, now with his life back after getting the the mitral clip. >> it is definitely worth it, i've been through heart surgeries, i've been through other surgeries, and this is a walk in the park. >> alan says he felt better almost immediately after spending one night in the hospital. there are variety of risks, linked to the mile travel clip most patients who are elderly have an improved health. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". cbs-3, the "cw philly" and komen philadelphia are all teaming up once again in the fight against breast cancer by turning the region pink. take a look at this. you're looking at 1650 arch street in center city philadelphia, basking in pink. october of course is national breast cancer awareness month. and the pink light are a reminder, to schedule a mammogram, and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer.

this is the 16th year for light for the cure campaign. you can find more information at cbsphilly.com/cure. well still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this saturday morning. we take you behind the scenes every what's new in theatres this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier. coming up: ryan gosling joins force was harrison ford for big sequel, it

>> welcome back, a highly anticipated sequel is new in theatres this weekend. kevin frazier from entertainment tonight takes us behind the scenes to blade runner 2049. >> i'm kevin frazier there is week ryan gosling teams up with harrison ford in the highly anticipated sequel.

>> what do you want? >> i want to ask you some questions. what happened? >> the film is a follow up to the 1982 cult classic, ryan is new blade runner with the los angeles police department trying to solve a mystery which leads to harrison who has been missing for 30 years. >> i need to get to work with him, an incredible opportunity , because not only because, you know, his movies have meant a lot to me, but because it was an opportunity to see how it is done. >> the feeling is mute your for harrison, big fan of the 36 year old. >> everything i've seen him do was a challenge well met. the discipline to learn all of the dance routines, the singing and the keyboard, i love the keyboard, in l.a. la lands. i really admire what he's done >> can i get a copy of this? >> training for the film fight scene was intense. >> at one point, ryan catapulted the 75 year old over a couch, was clearly

having a blast. and check this out. harrison accidentally hit ryan in the face. even harrison was shocked. >> yes, i did a lot of boxing, with the idea that boxing you hit the guy. >> right. did you a wonderful job. >> thank you. >> i know you're here. >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, now back to you. >> looks like a good one, well , from movies to music now , a world renouned pianist is bringing music to philadelphia schools. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the musician langlang played in the northeast friday his foundation donating nearly $800,000 to six schools all across the city including thomas homes, in part that money will build state-of-the-art. >> coming up on cbs this morning, saturday, renouned

restaurant, talks about his career, and about being the guy from philadelphia, want to go make it big in new york. >> i wanted to make it big in new york, the standard right that everyone has for making it big, you know, i would go to the award, i was nominated, but it was always like, you know, and danny meyer, john george, mario bat alley ... and -- >> what's that about? what was that about? >> because i was like the philly guy. no one really new who i was, i wasn't on the minds of everyone, i just was the guy 90 miles away. >> so check it out. coming up on cbs this morning saturday, starting at 7:00 a.m., right here on cb. three. meantime, coming up next here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this saturday morning, we are tracking hurricane nate , and what it could mean for our forecast here at home. >> also ahead: soaring to new heights, the local cheerlead is her overcoming a big

obstacle, the unique way she is able to work with her teammates. >> and it is the end of an era for an internet service many people use to communicate. you might remember this one. the computer program is signing off for good. coming up next.

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning.

good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. vice president mike pence is headed to las vegas today, as investigators work to figure out what caused a gunman to open fire on a crowd of concert goers. five days later, they still don't have any answers. and, as danielle nottingham reports, the gun men's personality making the task even more difficult. >> investigators have run down more than 1,000 leads trying to determine what motivated a wealthy retiree to gun down 58 concert goers, and wounds hundreds more in las vegas sunday night. >> we will not stop until we have the truth. >> the truth is he will lewes enough this case. sixty-four year old steven paddock did not leave a note. the high steaks gambler was not down on his luck. investigators say finances were not a motivation in the attack. sources tell cbs news paddock 's arsenal of weapons was mort more than $50,000. >> these kinds of individuals

don't use things randomly, and so they is a deliberate attack , a deliberate target, and intended outcome. >> investigators say paddock's girlfriends, marilou danley, continues to cooperate with the fbi. police are looking for anyone with information that might help the case. >> i'm 100% confident that there was not a second shooter in the room. but can i not give you the same level of confidence that nobody new about this. >> while investigators are unraveling the mystery, the public is trying to heal. >> it is very emotional. very emotional. i have lived here since 63. and this is my home. >> the vegas community is hoping this green space can help t started as a pop up garden, mapped out on a napkin now one tree planted for each of the deceased victims, and a remembrance wall for note of love. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news."

back here at home now, loan for hours, six year old boy with special needs is dropped off at the wrong bus stop now his mother is demanding answers. marcus simmons was put on the bus thursday after school at j h brown elementary in holmesburg. now the substitute driver was supposed to drop him off at roosevelt boulevard and holmes avenue. instead that boy got off the bus two stops early. marcus' worried more said she didn't know where her son was for two hours. >> i imagine how terrified he was. all i kept thinking was he really thinks i forgot about him orest's wondering who is going to take care, where is his mother. >> it is unacceptable for this sort of thing to happen. we have procedures in place. >> now, fortunately, a good samaritan found marcus and called 911. marcus' mother says the bus company was rude to her when she demanded answers. they tell us marcus slipped through the cracks. >> a new jersey man is facing charges today for allegedly throwing a puppy out after

third floor window. khloe was rescued from a boarded up home on monmouth street in trenton. now according to police, her owner, 19 year old anthony mat lack, through the dog out of the window during a domestic dispute. now the puppy then fell through a collapsed roof next-door, and fell through two collapsed floors down to the basement, the terror area hospital in lance horning oversaw her care. the mat lock is due in court in two weeks on animal cruelty charges. philadelphia police and lawmakers visited neighbors along the 1500 block of stanley street recently to discuss their concerns about violence. hosting this public safety walk in grays ferry last night , the community outreach follows deadly shooting on that block on wednesday. police are now urging neighbors to smith tips about the shooting. well, philadelphia sheriff's offers has made history. it is the first in pennsylvania to implement a policy on how deputies

interact with transgender inmate, to make sure they're treated fairly. they'll have the option every filling out a new form during processing. >> the community will know these are some of the things that you need to talk to law enforcement about. you know? i don't want to be searched by a male. i don't want to be search by a female, i mean. all we're saying is have a listening ear to make it safe and convenient for the whole process. >> now, sheriff williams says the new policy will also help prevent fights on buses and in cells. amtrak is finally committed to renaming 30th street station. it will now be known as william h ray the third, 30th street station. us senator from pennsylvania, bob casey, made that announce ment on friday. us congressman for 13 years, after his death, four years ago, congress decided to honor his contribution to the city. they passed a bill officially

renaming 30th street station in gray's name. l bill was signed into law but amtrak failed to act until now >> meantime, amtrak is showing off its future fleet in philadelphia. at 30th street station, amtrak revealed a model of its next generation acela train. the train featuring a new paint job, will operate along the northeast corridor. amtrak says they'll feature one third more passenger seats than current acela trains as well as better amenities and smoother ride. >> this will be a luxury, very smooth trip in the future, on a new light wait train with luxury interior, which will have first class, business class on this train, the same as on the acela now. it will probably be slightly quicker journey. >> the new trains are set to be rolling down the tracks in 2021. >> well, friday was homecoming at bensalem high school. the bensalem owls took on council rock south. of course cheerlead remembers

a big part of the festivities, and our alexandria huff introduces us to one very special member of the squad. >> at a homecoming practice inside of the bensalem high school gym, everybody is bouncing. >> there is a freshman. rise to go a challenge. >> it was never a big deal. it was never we have to treat her different. it was just like any other girl. she just fits right in with the team. no one coming to practice would think anything different >> they're talking about alice >> what is it i love about cheerleader g is like interacting with other cheerleaders, be inspired, all of the other stuff we do. >> alice's passion for cheer has not been halted by the fact that she is deaf. >> i lost my hearing when i was one. >> do you know what led to that? >> we have no clue what happened. >> alice is able to understanded those around her, thanks to her cochlear implants, surgically implanted electronic device that allows the hearing impaired to process sounds. she also has a sign language

interpreter with her at school and during activities. >> i can hear everything it, with the backgrounds that that i can't understand what everybody is saying, that's why i have the interpreter. >> she cannot being looking down at inch interpreter when doing stunts, so they give her taps on her legs so she knows what's coming up next. >> alice says the exterior portion of her implant will sometimes come loose with a stunt, but with tape? >> i would stick it onto here. >> it is no big deal. >> dow want to go to college in the future for business. because i want to open up an as a hairstylist, so when deaf people come over, i can be able to communicate with to them, because when i take off my cochlear implant i hear nothing. >> so we're still dipping. >> it is nice to see that just because you could be different , it is no limitation whatsoever. >> reporting in bensalem,

alexandria huff, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> it changed the way we communicated 20 years ago. but now, it is going away for good. we will tell you about the internet service that will be shutting down very soon. >> also ahead: when a loved one is hospitalized for long stretch of time, it is hard to be there all the time. well, now, new technology is giving families real time updates, no matter where they are. and in sport, a wrap up of the friday football frenzy. high school highlight from all over the region. and feeling like august today, even though it is october. just how warm it will get this weekend, and when we might see some rain from hurricane nate. are back in a moment. stay with us.

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>> welcome back, the ends of an era folks. instant messenger aol, will shut down after 20 years in service. as nicole brewer reports, long before texting, revolutionized how people communicated, and it made it mark in pop culture take a look. >> long before smart phones, and social media, there was another way to dial up a connection. >> you have to sit there and wait. dial-up internet on the desk top computer t gave us our first access to the worlds wide web, all while tying up the phone line. >> so my parent used to get angry. we would be on line for too long. >> from the ad event of

america on line, then aol instant messenger. >> b ball rock 131. >> spent time perfecting our profile. >> like a diary. diary but sort of secret. >> and updated our away messages. >> change the color for each letter. >> i had the bolds eye tal i can. >> the open door. then when they sign off, it closes. >> now comedies 15, it is signing offer for good. >> wow. i'm so sad. >> people use it? >> having failed to keep up with ever evolving technology, we're forced to to say the iconic service, and simpler time, we can only hope will. >> ttyl. >> now the announcement of aim shutdown came via twitter and tumbler two, platforms that contributed to its demise. so little irony there. nicole brewer, cbs-3, "

eyewitness news." >> there is nothing like the sweet sounds of dial-up in the morning. >> right? i know, i used to love leaving up my away message, get so creative. yes, the ends of era for sure. jan, we start out with a live look at the neighborhood network. looking at the city from palmyra cove nature park. it is a quiet morning. it is a mile morning, 65 degrees there. we're look being at 60s elsewhere across the delaware valley. keep in mind, the average high temperature for this time of year, that's 70 degrees. so, it feels more like it is to should to for this afternoon, and it is just the morning. 68 degrees in philadelphia, that means, throughout the day , those numbers will be cranking on up. we are talking about high temperatures in the mid 80s, stowe will be feeling very summer like. sixty-seven down the shore, in wildwood, atlantic city, mid 60s in trenton, 64 in allentown, right around 06 degrees currently in mount pocono. notice, over the next five days, temperatures will be

well above average for this time of year. we're not going to see a cool- down until really middle or end of the upcoming week. only at 79 on monday. that's because we will be dealing with rain, even then, 9 degrees above average for this time of year. eighty-three on tuesday, then the cool down, more fall like weather will be headed our way , i promise you. storm scan3 shows this bigger picture, warmfront located up to the north. that's going to be enhancing the southerly flow across the region, pulling in the warmer air, also, more humidity, going to be feeling rather steamy just in time for the game tomorrow. then cold front located out to the west, that colds front stalled just to the west. as we head into the sunday- monday time frame. that's when allowing the remnants every nate to track into our neighborhood. so, as you recall, it has been very dry start the month of october. we will be making up some grounds, though, this is the average raj monthly rainfall just over 3 inches, for philadelphia, during the month of october. so we will be placing up some

grounds, some rain is going to be headed our way. courtesy of this. a much more organized system that we are looking at, became hurricane overnight, category one storm. hurricane nate with winds of around 80 miles per hour, moving rather fast now to the north-northwest at around 22. expected to make landfall, somewhere near the mouth of the mississippi, as we head into tonight. as a category one storm. we will be dealing with storm surge, where ever that enter -- center makes landfall , maybe 6 feet in some spots, also, we will deal with very strong winds, around 80 to 90 miles per hour, sustained, and even around 100 to 110 miles per hour right around that center of that storm, right around the eye of the storm. as it moves over land, it is going to be weakening. and then, right up along the appalachian mountains, dealing with the renmant of nate as we head into the day monday. future weather shows this, here is nate eventually making landfall near maybe new

orleans, right around this evening, and then loses steam, feeling very heavy rainfall, portions of the southeast, gulf coast states, then travels along the appalachian, into our neighborhood as we head into monday. so we're quiet throughout the day this saturday, dry day, meg withing sun, clouds, throughout the day, and then as we head into your sunday morning, that's when we start to see potential for couple of showers maybe for your tailgate, then warm start, warm kick off to the game. real rain headed our way sunday night into your monday. so shear is a shook hawk expect, sun, clouds, warm today, forecasting high temperature of 85 degrees. tonight, 69, mostly cloudy, shower possible. can't rule that out. eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 81 sunday, 79 monday then there is more fall like and seasonable weather headed into thursday and friday. jan, back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. 5:46 now. new app is giving families real time updates on loved ones who are hospitalized. health reporter stephanie

stahl tells us about it in today's einstein healthcare signs center report. >> ♪ >> wendy edward is grateful for every moment she gets with her son in the neonatal intensive care unit. >> first month of life was very hard for him. because his chances whether really low for surviving. >> giovanni born july 1st at just 24 weeks, weighing a little over a pound. >> very hard thing, seeing your baby in a incubator, and you know that you can't, you can't touch him. you can't comfort him. >> then hurricane irma hit florida. putting this orlando hospital on lock-down, geo van's mom and dad were unable to see him in person for two days. >> can't stand it. >> but new app kept parent and other nicu families kept families updated during the difficult time. nurses caring for babies snapped photos and videos during the hurricane, and

spent them to families waiting out the storm. >> it just made the day for them, and i think the next morning, we took a little video after the hurricane, and had him waiving and saying hurricane irma, that was no big deal. >> wendy and zachary say the app gives them peace of minds. >> little bit of light in my sad, dark day, being able to see him, that was -- that felt really good. >> now they're looking forward to taking their son home soon. >> he's considered, you know, a miracle. >> the eased technology is currently available in 29 hospital nationwide. the maker is talking with several in the philadelphia area. its patients are interested, they're encourage today request it with their doctors, i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> the cbs-3 science center sponsored by einstein healthcare network. more than medicine. einstein.edu.

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>> zero. >> practice game number two, assortment of injuries and rest, meanwhile, eagles blount was at the game showing off his three-point range. not bad. the celtics led by all-star irving, treated to boston in the off season. he scored 21 points in 45 minute of action. the sixers led by guard bail i have, who scored 15-point, three rebounds, and five assists. breath brown squad. it was the seconds game for ben simmons. scores on the ally-oop from tj mcconnell, ben with eight points, six boards, five assists, five turnovers in 23 minutes. boston beat the sixers 110-102 so the sixers are now zero and two in the pre-season.

>> the eagles defensive line will be shorthanded for the second week in a row because all-pro defensive tackle, fletcher cox is out for sunday game against the cardinals with a calf injury. no words if he'll be back for next thursday game against the panthers. running bang wendell smallwood missed with a knee injury, game time decision, birds will likely have legar it blount, cory clemente, available for the cards sunday, but cory says he's ready to pick up the slack. >> at the same time, when certain things present themselves, i have to take advantage of t so i at the time, you know, they need me on third downs, i'll be ready for it. >> the confidence goes through the roof, you can run the football, even not breaking runs every game, just the fact that you can run the ball effectively, it shows a lot. >> i think it does boil down to how well we do run the ball again. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it's time for the friday football frenzy.

hey, leslie! >> week five of the friday football frenzy, and we have several teams from around the area making their debut. let's got right to the action, and start from the public league. visiting pam up bo, this is hard run by ernest holland. breaking multiple tackles to get in. palumbo will win in a shut out 56 to nothing. lincoln at george washington, this is the best run of the day, unless you're on george washington, sam car running through, and over, the other team. breaking multiple tackles, and goes the distance for the touchdown. lincoln wins 48-22. >> strawberry mansion at roxborough. sweeney decides he's going to do it all by miami self. scrambles on in for the score. mansion will win this one, 32 to ten. >> marple newtown at garnet valley. and the jaguires coming on to the field with members of the brandywine youth club.

wild blake here, anthony, finds dar john, and dash looks like he'll score, but fumbles the ball, and brought down around the ten. >> a few plays later, dash makes up for t he will get that touchdown, garnet valley wins 34-316789. >> at sun valley, watching the vanguard jewel kelly makes night run, gets into the end zone for the touchdown. sun valley wins 49-21. >> council rock, south, at bensalem, mayo with the strong run at the goal line. gets into the score. bensalem will win 35-14. >> owen j. robert at boyertown decides he'll break long touchdown, too, great run, showing some speed there. boyertown will win 24 to 21. >> phoenixville to pottstown. find the touchdown. and phoenixville will win 41 to six. >> the battle for downingtown,

we have downingtown west taking on east. huge crowd there. dock err bursting his way into the end zone for the touchdown east beats west 28 to 14. >> kenneth at west chester henderson, cj with very impressive and longrun here. he is off to the races, great, final tackle at the end. hendrickson wins 28 to 14. now we head to jersey easton at timber creek, chargers going to the air. devon leary shrinking it. for the touchdown. timber creek wins 47 to three. and it is that time of the week, the moment you have been waiting for, game of the week. this week you volt today see battle of unbeaten. woodrow wilson at morristown. let's head inside the lockerroom. >> we are not the same team as last year. i want to show everyone that tonight. are you guys with me? you know how we do it.

(cheers). >> moorestown bursting on to the field ready for the game. and they were able to get on the board first. brian mcmonagle rolling out, finds larusso, he'll take it all the way in for the touchdown. woodrow wilson will come fight being back. ramos, looking, looking, finds , addition for the touchdown. then ramos once again. and guess who he finds? addition again for the score. woodrow wilson the winner, 30 to 20. here's the coach. >> we had to settle in a little bit. the story of the team. you know, adversity overcoming doing what you got to do to win. that's just what we do. >> great come back win by woodrow wilson. now to football moorestown, thanks for everyone for cents the hospital hal at this. good luck to both of these teams for the rest of the season. i'm lesley van arsdall, have a

great day. >> still ahead in our next half hour here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news," a beer brewed specially for women? how it can help symptoms of menopause. plus taking money out of the a tm is costing you big money, record high, we'll tell you how much the average raj person is paying per year and how to get around those fees. nate is on the move. how we may feel his impact here at home. we will be right back.

>> shot in her own corner store. police are searching for clues that could lead them to the gunman. the ends after week that saw the deadly attack on us soil. investigators says no closer to finding a motive watch authorities plan to do to get more information on the las vegas gunman. >> and nate now a hurricane, the storm strengthened to category one storm overnight. the us gulf coast now bracing for heavy wind, rain, and rising water. >> today is saturday, october 7th. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's start with our forecast here at home. here is meteorologist,