ukee washington. officialness monroe township say closings are due to continued testing for mold at district's other schools. school closures effect 6,000 students at six different schools. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves spoke with the superintendent, she's live at williamstown high school with more on what we know at this point, alycia. >> reporter: nicole and jessica, superintendent did speak to us and he does intend to speak with parents later on tonight at this high school just behind me, eventually he told us that the decision to close all of the schools in the district was not an easy one but it was a last minute, necessary one. we first told you at end have the has week collogue glenn elementary school in the monroe township district will close because positive tests confirmed that the school had traces of concerning mold throughout the building. we obtained a copy of those test results that showed mold was found in drop down ceilings and student's lockers and children's toys in the school. when district on thursday met

with parents it intended to shut down elementary school, and asked students from that school bus todd three nearby won. those students were scheduled for an open house to get familiar with what would be their new classrooms. that was cancelled, suddenly last night. it was only two hours ago when we caught up with the superintendent from monroe township schools, that he explained, the open house was cancelled because all of the school districts are now being tested and testing is taking longer then expected. and coming up at 6:00 hear directly from those superintendent, and explaining why there was a last minute decision to close all of the school in the district and have this testing. you'll hear from parents, concerned especially that this close another may last longer then the one week that is expect. for now reporting live in monroe township in gloucester county alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we will see you at 6:00. right now all everybody is talking with the eagles four- one after a big win at the linc. >> that is right, thursday another big game right here on

cbs-3, but you know, let's just bask in the galore irv this game. sports director don bell, he's here. >> lets guess go day by day. >> i know. >> we're already talking about the next game but we want to talk about this one just for a second because there is a whole lot of fun stuff that happened. eagles have one night, to bask in the after glow, one night for rest and relaxation and after that, one night, interest is already time to turn the page. the bird with their most impressive win of the season yesterday. carson wentz became first bird to throw four touchdown passes in the game since nick foles threw seven in 2013. they dominated the cardinals on owe even if, defense, and special teams but today, they went right back to work, because they play on thursday night, at carolina. >> one, the players really don't get any days off, anytime off, and you know we are he back to work this afternoon and, you know, with meetings with practice and same thing, same thing again

tomorrow, so, these are typically their time, this is their time to rest and recover and they don't have it this week. >> players don't have time for rest and relaxation starting to day because they are back to work but that doesn't mean we still can't have fun with what they did yesterday. coming up later in the show did you see the celebrations, did you see it. >> we will talk about that too >> yes. >> we're talking about it. >> my bad. >> it is so much fun. >> it was fun. >> quite i game, therefore some moments in the end zone. >> don, would you agree a little swagger out there in the end zone. >> our joe holden is live in center city with more with what the fans think of all this swagger, joe. >> reporter: i'm afraid i might dot same thing don just did talking about thursday night, fans thinking that may be, the real test, but today, there was a postmortem on everything that we saw, let the fans speak for themselves but there is one newspaper in arizona that gave the

cardinals a d, following yesterday's game, a d standing for disastrous. close shaves and shaved lines, first decision hair salon in university city. >> go on the edge and make it fresh. >> reporter: positive vibes for eagles. >> turf give to it wentz. wentz has stepped up his game. >> i like carson wentz. he came in, good for him. >> carson's coming into his home. >> carson's a gunner, man. >> reporter: three touchdowns in the first quarter, some celebrating and antics in the end zone a little faux baseball a air home run and some dancing and back and forth by nelson ago who will air capped in the dramatic back flop for touchdown the likes of which stir up old memories which it was desean jackson. >> ten, and into the end zone. >> you can hear a lung collapse it was so quiet in that stadium. >> yesterday was a statement

game, doug coached a great game. >> reporter: we heard it before, we will say it again fans are taking nothing for granted. >> i'm optimistic but again cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: here's looking at you carolina. >> when we first start playing in the league you weren't getting butterflies but to win you have to have a little swagger and we always had swag inner this city. >> you just never know, anything can happen, you know, as they say that is why we play the games. >> reporter: that is why we play the game. heels of the deafening victory now fans counting on swagger for thursday, on the road to carolina and no jinkses and no curses. that is story live from center city tonight, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. of course eagles have a short week. they play thursday night right here on cb. . >> we are hitting the road for the big game. ukee, don bill, vittoria all headed to charlotte for eagles verse panthers. we will have live reports starting here on "eyewitness

news", wednesday, and, come game night, of course, we will have you fully covered on thursday, we will get you started on cbs-3 with the jeep compass kick off show at 7:00 at 7:30 guys at sports take over for nfl thursday night kick off and at 8:00 eagles verse panthers all right here on cbs-3. >> it will be a party. it is a warm, wet start to the week, isn't it this pattern that hopefully won't stick around but we will ask meteorologist kate bilo on the cbs-3 sky deck sorry, right here to my left in the weather center talking about this soggy weather. what do you think will it stick around. >> we will track chances for rain throughout the rest of the week but nothing as he have i as we saw today. we had remnants of what was hurricane nate, moving through earlier today bringing a slug of pretty heavy rainfall but heaviest has shifted off to the north and east across portions of maine and canadian mar times and we are dealing with scatter showers in the wake of that low this

afternoon and authentic a cross bucks county right now in berks county and lehigh valley we have a few sprinkles rest of the region is misty, drizzly, very, very humid out there and we will see some fog begin to develop overnight and into tomorrow. so again right now traveling, threw upper bucks county richland, hilltown, tinicum um township, buckingham this will cross over pretty quickly so watch for slow downs through that area slow downs on the northeast extension as well with a few showers but heaviest has moved on out. here's rainfall totals mount pocono had heaviest we will talk about that last week that the steady yes, sir rain will be off to the north and west and it was over an inch and a half in mount pocono. doyletown 1.07. we pick up 23rd of an inch here in philadelphia we did need the rain. it has been sometime. look at how warm. we are seeing southerly flow. temperatures climbed in the lower 80's here this afternoon as you will see in the seven day forecast this week is an appetizer sampler of weather, a little bit of everything, we

will break it down with your forecast for eagles game coming up, nicole, back over to you. while remnants of nate brought rain to our region today clean up underway along harder hit golf coast. residents in mississippi are dealing with down trees and branches. nate slammed louisiana on saturday and make second land fall yesterday in mississippi as a category one storm. meanwhile death toll from a florida nursing home after hurricane irma has new climbed to 14. florida officials say that two affected patients both women age 90, 95 died today. the storm knock out power and air conditioning, at the hollywood hills facility but it wasn't evacuated for several days. police are treating one woman 's death as part of their criminal investigation. puerto rico some remote areas devastate by maria remain in crisis. this dramatic video from the u.s. coastguard shows rescue swimmer being lowered from a hell cooperate tore deliver food and water to residents in the central mountain top of u

toddo. coastguard has been using one of the air station toss delivery leave supplies to those areas stranded by mud slide, and washed out road. take a look at this, this is first snow of the season. this is happening in jefferson county, colorado, a winter storm hit colorado, also in wyoming, and western nebraska overnight. as much as 12 inches, of snow fell in someplaces, making for some tough driving conditions along interstate 70. we now know a collision killed four people in gloucester township this was the scene yesterday evening on sicklerville road between dunl in way a two toyota camr ies crashed head on just before 5:00 p.m. both drivers whom police say lived on the same street in winslow township were killed with two passengers in one of the cars. two other passengers in that same car were critically injured. investigators are still working to determine what caused the crash. the condition of the

vehicles and condition of the drivers, any kind of obstruction or roadway hazards , animals, there could a hundred reasons. we don't necessity any of those yet that would be something we want to look at. >> police have not said when car crossed in the wrong lane anyone with any information about the crash should call gloucester township police. fire fighter is in stable condition after being injured battling a house fire in philadelphia you see those flames shooting from the second floor of the home on the 2800 block of cedar street in port richmond overnight. the video was shot by "eyewitness news" viewer aaron mot t, fire fighters worked to put out the fire as the cause remains under investigation. coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", many student have loans and or substantial. now a start up company wants to help you lower your payments by refinancing. you why might want to look before you move on. what is do this caterpillar have to do with forecasting winter weather. meteorologist matt peterson

has some details on why today 's weather may be an important clue in what kind of winter we will have, tori. in fairmount park we will see a lot of pumpkins, it is an attraction for all ages call the glow and we will tell you bit coming up and i may have gotten some carting lessons and lets just say i could use

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stephen dash says average user saves $18,000 over the life of their loans. >> on average people save 1.71 g their student loans to a lower rate. >> reporter: susan martindale of consumers union warns refinancing isn't for everyone >> for people who are likely to have a high debt to income ratio for many years they may not even qualify. >> reporter: she says borrowers with federal loans could lose important protections if they refi with a private company. like the options to delay payments and loan forgiveness after 10 years in public service. and she says refinancing college debt is a relatively new and untested industry. >> which tells us that we need to be, we need to proceed with caution. >> reporter: so far jason's happy that he refinanced a portion of the his student loans after reviewing his options on credible. he calculate his 1 percent interest reduction could save him about $10,000. >> it felt good to see there was a light at end of the tunnel.

>> reporter: unlike mortgage there is noise fee or points to refinance a student debt, credible earns a fee if the re fi takes place. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim done virginia be sure to start your day with rahel, katie, meisha and me right here at 4:30 a.m. right here on cbs-3. >> we're joined by kate bilo and it is very soupy outside. >> it is. >> and, it is not a good day for hair. >> no. >> but heaviest rain is over. when you step outside you still feel damp. it is moisture clinging to the air. >> yes. >> it was nasty all day long. >> not much change on the way. it doesn't feel like october outside. it was a warm, steamy weekend. nobody knows how it feels bet earn that meteorologist lauren casey hoist live on the cbs-3 sky deck. we're in here talking about how awful it is, you are standing tonight. tell us how it feels and why it feels so gross. >> it feels awful, kate, bring me back in. >> come on inside. >> it is so grossi can't wait to get back in the ac. definitely doesn't feel like

october. it certainly didn't feel like that this morning with very un seasonably warm, overnight lows. temperatures last night and early this morning only falling back in the lower to mid 70's. now these numbers so long as we don't fall to these levels by midnight tonight which we likely won't are potentially record overnight minimum temperatures. seventy-four was your low this morning in philadelphia. that is is is it. we have cropped down to 74. seventy-three in wilmington: that is in large part because of the tropical moisture thanks to nate, dew points they are still up there in the middle 70's, dew points of course tell us how sticky it feels when you step outside but dew points are a measure of that moisture, absolute measure of the moisture in the air. air depending upon temperature can only hold a certain amount of moisture like max capacity. warmer air can hold more moisture then colder air. because of the relationship between air temperature and dew point temperature the air temperature can't fall below

that dew point so for example, if the dew point is 70, the air temperature cannot fall below, 70 degrees. so we have this warm, muggy morning in part because of all of this tropical moisture hanging around not allowing our temperatures to cool during an overnight per, kate and leaving us all with this misery and again, tonight we have got this moisture hanging out so it looks like, we have another warm, muggy night ahead. thanks, nate, we really appreciate it. >> thanks, nate. >> nate leaving his stickiness behind but not leaving the rain behind so that is good news. it just feels so muggy. thanks, come on in and cool off in the air conditioning. come on in. lets talk about what is going on outside, it is muggy, hazy, glummy, but at lee it is notg raining. we have had brightening in the sky through the afternoon hours here and there but then cloud really redoubled their efforts and the cloud roll in again. we will get a couple spotty showers here and there looking pretty nice right now if you had are out and about but it is steamy, as lauren just told

us and dew points in the mid 70's with these temperatures cannot drop below that level and if they drop to the level of the dew point you are at one her sent saturation and air feels like walking out in the steam bath. 78 degrees heading over to the other side of the river in palmyra, 78, you can see cloud hanging over in the city. barely see buildings there that is what we have been dealing with all day. heaviest rain from nate, it has moved off to the north, in maine, that is where we are seeing the heaviest of the rain, right now with some yellow and reds up there, near the canadian maritime. for us we are seeing residual showers around through rest of tonight, a few sprinkles off to the north. a couple of them are starting to gain intensity. that one over berks county moving in the lehigh veil, seeing steadier downpours there watch out for slow downs out on the roads this evening. and we have to take you back to the storm we just told but in comrade owe bringing some snow, that is moving south and moving across the country impacting us late wednesday into thursday, not bringing us snow but will bring us a cool

down and chance for showers once again. in the meantime it is warm, humid. eighty's in philadelphia 82 in dover. eighty in reading. back to the west you can see cool down behind that system. only 50 in minneapolis right now. eighty in st. louis. sharp temperature gradient. we will see dew points drop overnight. wake up at 4:00 a.m. maybe still sleeping 07-degree dew points but by 10:00 a.m. dew points in the 60's and by afternoon lower 60's. it is not a dry day but better than to day right now humidity is unseverable with dew points in the mid zero seven's. tomorrow we are back to humid. wednesday just creeping down to that not bad level so it does get better. sunshine tomorrow, most of the showers, stay off to the shout , but coming up we will show you our next chance for showers as we head into late wednesday and thursday. tonight, a stray shower early. cloud and fog overnight, 70 our low, tomorrow sunny and warm becoming less humid touring the day. lets go to the nurse night football forecast a thunder shower is possible for eagles game.

hopefully there won't be any weather delays. 75 degrees will be the game time temperature in charlotte. much warmer then here on thursday when it is only 67, with the chance of showers, but less we start to think fall has arrived we are back to the 80's by week even. >> through are. >> yep. >> okay, thanks, kate. still ahead on "eyewitness news" and impromptu sing along at a college football. >> ♪ >> why one school's fans decided to pay tribute to the late tom petty and we will tell you petty's connection to that school. >> speaking of tom petty one philadelphia eagles did some free falling during a, touchdown, yesterday, straight ahead we recap fun in the end zone and hear inspiration behind them, sports coming up

don's back to talk about the celebration we saw yesterday. >> you used to get yellow flags for that stuff. there used to be penalties.

people would flip out, like why can't you do these things. now it is okay it is a show a lot of football fans used to show nfl stand for no fun league. that may not be the case anymore this season they are allowing players to celebrate thanks to loose guidelines. eagles took full advantage against the arizona cardinals. first quarter carson wentz airing it out to tori smith a 59-yard touchdown but scoring wasn't enough. they decided to pick up, some style points as well. and, they knocked it out of the parkas you can see. nelson agholor will deliver the pitch and tori, it is gone how about baseball, south philadelphia. bird win 34-seven and celebrate with flare. >> we get long won and hit home runs. i thought he was saying take a picture. >> he didn't give me my number i was expecting a couple numbers, a head nod, and then, you know, that type of deal.

>> at first i thought they were taking picture. i will jump in, photo bomb. then i seen him throwing a pitch. so i went witt. i seen him hit hit. >> we never really practiced it, but, you know, it looked pretty cool when they showed it on the video. >> well done. >> and smith's touchdown celebration wasn't only talker , third year wide out nelson agholor had play of the game, snagged a 72-yard touchdown and in the process completely em bared baker, there you see there, a little backward free fall, a shout out to former bird, desean jackson. >> oh, that is kind of a tribute to d jack he used to do that. i watched his tapes. shout out to d jack for. that everything was awesome it is good to celebrate. that was trash. >> you got to evaluate, your teammates, you know, let them know what you think bit. >> yes. >> tell us how you really feel >> thanks, don.

coming up, next excusable is what the hollywood a lister says about harvey weinstein scandal after media mogul was fired from the studio he co founded. we have latest headlines up next. fire in wine country without warning several fires, break out in napa valley. moth

chopper three is live over breaking news in northeast philadelphia a multi vehicle accident at bustleton and grant avenues. fire department tells "eyewitness news" that e ms is on that scene evaluating as there are reports of several injuries and traffic is backed up we will continue to follow that story and let you know what we find out. in the meantime a heavyweight film producer is out at the company he co founded. >> after a muted initial reaction from hollywood a listers are now starting to speak out about harvey weinstein his firing yesterday comes on the heels of a new york times expos, revealing sexual harassment claims meryl

streep weighed in the on the harvey weinstein sexual harassment scandal calling his behavior unexcusable. >> that you have not got the courage to fight. >> reporter: three time oscar win shore starred in several hollywood producer films said in a statement the disgraceful news has appalled those of us whose work he championed but she denied weinstein's behavior was a opened secret saying she did not know about the allegations. weinstein was fired sunday by his studio's board of directors, three days after new york times reported that he paid off at lee eight sexual harassment claims over the decade. new york times correspondent and cbs news contributor jody canfor worked on the investigation. >> this situation was there was silence for so long, there was heavy intimidation factor. mr. weinstein was an incredibly powerful figure in who will i had wood. >> reporter: ashley judd and rose mcgo on are among women accusing hollywood producer of

unwanted advances. lauren said weinstein cornered her and explicitly touched himself in front of her. she explained in the megan kill toy day exclusive why she didn't go public. >> there that is feeling like i'm sure so many women feel, of shame. >> reporter: weinstein has produced some of the hollywood 's biggest films over the last 25 years. in a statement on thursday he apologized for his behavior and says that he hopes for a second chance. now weinstein was also very active in politics, mostly donating to democrats, and many of the politicians he supported say they will donate his contributions to charity. democratic leaders say president trump news immigration proposal threat tones derail negotiations to protect dreamers. the young immigrants protect from deportation from daca which president trump ended on sunday white house says it is willing to consider extending dak a if congress inact hard line immigration changes and those include full funding for a southern border wall, a

crackdown on sanctuary cities, merit based legal i amgation criteria and accelerated deportation. president's supporters say it is a their compromise for dreamers. >> they should be calling their friends chuck and nancy and saying are you giving up this deal because you don't want, why don't you want, a border wall constructed. >> if donald trump is serious about protecting the mess he create when he ended the daca program that he has to get serious about what are real solutions and real compromises and this is not it. >> reporter: nancy pelosi and chuck schumer say they are willing to work with the white house to strengthen border security but they have said funding for that wall is off the table. meanwhile a powerful republican senator is not backing down, from telling a newspaper that the president's behavior is concern him. and other republicans. senator bob corker told the new york times that the president's threats could be setting the u.s. on the path to world war three. in a series of tweets on sunday the president fired

back saying corker lack the guts to run for reelection. he said it is a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. jason aldean and his wife brittany flew back to las vegas to mark one week since mass shooting of the route 91 harvest music festival this photo's was taken that brittany posted to her instagram account of the couple look out on the mandalay bay resort. couple also visited survivors of the university medical center of the southern nevada. hospital later posted this photo thanking aldean for spend something time with the patients. well, at lee half dozen wild fires are tearing through california's wine country right now. >> some cases people are running for their lives to get away from the fast moving flames. the fire started overnight in napa and sonoma counties. state officials say one person has died and two others seriously injured. roughly 1500 homes and commercial buildings have been destroyed. >> it is a nightmare. your home burning down and

stuff like that and it is unbelievable standing here looking at all of this ash and my bicycles, like everything is completely gone. >> authorities say an estimated 20,000 people have been evacuated. still to come on "eyewitness news" a soap commercial stirring up some angry comments, why the makers of dove are apologizing and what people are saying next. pink gets real about her career and how she thinks that she is perceived by critics, why she's making headlines this week ahead in the hot minute with bex, kate? well, we are just coming off a warm, steamy weekend and we have got another one to look forward to, temperatures will take a tumble through middle of the workweek but then we will rise up again for weekend above average both days highs in the 80's and we're tracking a few shower chances as well as we get closer to the weekend and we will pinpoint those showers so we can plan paulsboro's a very proud community. it's been on the decline with the closing of the

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tonight on cbs a new episode of the comedy series 9 jkl, loosely inspired by star mark foystein's real life living next door to his family he has his brother's apartment on one side, the parents on the other side. >> we have talked to him about act ago long side his on screen mom and dad played by legendary actors linda l.a.vin and elliott gould. >> so much fun to work work so brilliant, word come out of his mouth in the way that they could not from anybody else. linda l.a.vin is just a genius , hands down. she has played my mother were so we have this great history. i feel like chemistry between us is is really unique and they get along famously. it is a blast. every day is a pleasure. >> here's a look at tonight's line upstarting at 8:00 with the big bang theory, at 83:09j kl, followed by kevin

can wait and me, myself and i. at 10, scorpion. then you can tune in for "eyewitness news" at 11:00. tonight at 11:00 dog owners know just how important it is to get their pup out for a walk each and every day but not always easy. now is there a simple solution , it is tonight's three on your side consumer report jim donovan will explain how you can find a dog walker in a matter of minutes, tonight at 11:00. well, weather forecasting is science based and as you know cbs-3 has a lot of weather tools like doppler radar. >> but back in the day how did they figure out what kind of weather was coming. believe it or not, meteorologist matt peterson explains how some other forecasting foulke lure how today's weather could be an important clue as to what is to

well, fall is only a couple weeks old but winter is here before we know it. >> yes, many are already wondering what kind of winter

might be in store and according to foulke lure there are all kind of way to predict one those do with what the weather is like today. >> meteorologist matt peterson unwraps common myths from the einstein health care science center. >> winter weather forecasting foulke lure is as old as meteorology itself. two of the most common myths to have do with fury caterpillars and fruits. wooly bear caterpillar myth goes back as far as colonial times as they relied on nature to help make predictions. >> the w id th of this central red brown band, was carl lated with the severity of winter with a broad central reddish brown ban meaning there was going to be a less severe winter and longer black portions of the caterpillar indicate indicating that there would be a harsh winter head. >> reporter: the myth of the

caterpillar gained momentum in 1940's when howard k er n gave the story to a newspaper reporter new is just a tall tail. >> the central bandies as a means of predicting, climate is, fruit with problems because caterpillars develop, their color, changes. >> reporter: another well known piece of winter weather foulke lure has to do with this orange fruit, the foulke lure has to do with the seed. accord together myth if you cut open a seed you can find out what type of weather ace head, fork shape means a mild winter, knife shaped means a cold, windy winter and spoon means a lot of snow. so i cut up my seed and the spoon shape that means lots of snow. as for the wooly wear they are predicting a mild winter and is there one more forecasting foulke lure to share that has to do with today's date october 9th. one myth says conditions on october 9th predict winter weather ahead, it is warm today and according to the

myth that means we're in for's cold winter. as you can see there are a lot of contradictions which means it is all a myth in the einstein health care science certainty i'm meteorologist matt peterson. >> okay. so, if we're break ago this down, we need clarification. >> we had a wooly monmouth mild, snow with the spoon, and , very cold because of today. >> yes. >> so, you guys have a lot of work to do. >> yes. >> you really have your work cut out for us. >> we have to cut up a fruit, look for cat or pillars. >> little do you know what we do back there. >> well, anyway, lets go to something a little more scientific. it is just humid outside right now. you don't need to do anything to know. that warm, steamy. we are in the 80's. dew points almost matching temperature. dew points in the 70's if you stepped outside today. it is a, warm day.

lets look outside and show you what is happening down the shore. this is cape may, some sun trying its best to break through the cloud as the heaviest rain from what was once hurricane nate departs the area, but it is just not to go get that nice through today. we will keep it posely cloudy until sun goes down and then we are looking for chance for fog to farm overnight if you are out late tonight or tomorrow morning. lets check with our weather watchers. they are reporting very soupy conditions and in their towns we are seeing temperatures in mostly the upper 70's here. seventy-seven when we check with our friend ed connor who has sun peeking through the cloud. seventy-six lindenwald, david dutch is in clementon and not too, too bad there, we have photos from our weather watchers. the sun did try to break out mess of the day looked like this dark cloud, over hanging, just very, very ugly looking. this is in marshallton delaware from our friend greg mccoy and, then, sent this photo seeing all those leaves.

winds, remnants of the nate kicked out brought a lot have leaves down, and be safe on the roadways. those slippery road causing slick conditions even though the rain has departed, mother nature helping the leaves coming down this fall. lets take a look outside and take you out to the boardwalk plaza. that is in rehoboth beach. not looking too great out there skies are very, very cloudy, overcast, not too foggy just yet, you can seaboard walk is still looking damp. few folks outside on the sand even though rain is around. they are trying to enjoy a nice day good day for kite flying as wins have been pretty strong with the passage of that system, although winds are dying down tonight and rain has really started to shift out of here. the worries over, heaviest rain new over portions of maine. we are seeing some scattered showers in our local area this evening. mainly right now over portions of bucks and montgomery counties back into berks county and couple of showers aiming for the city right now as well. so through remainder of tonight all you'll see are a few spotty sprinkles. not a huge deal.

few flips of the windshield wiper will get you through that. next two days look relatively quiet. tomorrow very warm. humidity dropping through the day, mostly sunny tuesday though, wednesday, cloud off to the south. we will see sunshine to start the day, cloud may increase late wednesday and couple of showers could get here wednesday evening and into thursday. up and down week. temperatures right around 80 today. tomorrow we are up to 84 degrees. wednesday we are back to 74. thursday that is the closest day to normal this week, but then we will start to heat up gannon friday. i want to tell but the tropics we have another tropical storm to show you. this is tropical storm ophelia but that is expected to stay out to sea weakening eventually strength toning category one but moving in the opposite direction so should not impact us. overnight watch for fog, 70 degrees your very warm overnight low and you're witness weather seven day forecast warm tomorrow, cooler with a chance of showers by thursday but then another warm weekend with highs in the 80's

, nicole and jessica back over to you. >> kate, thanks. dov it is apologizing after critics called one of its ads racist. >> controversial ad made its debut over weekend and quickly went viral. this is the ad that appeared on doves facebook page. it shows a black woman taking i have a brown third to reveal a white would m company tweet ed saying it missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully. here's what "eyewitness news" viewers had to say on our facebook page. first one diana deseco says in this age wherever i must be dotted and every t must be crossed it is hard to believe that this ad was approved throughout the process. a number of commenters like margaret walton compared ad to the video from michael jackson 's song black or white she went on to say i'm sure do ve meant no disrespect by it this cost has always been for beauty of woman of all shapes, sizes and colors. guns and roses, leaves philadelphia after a record break sold out show, and

another rocker doyletown native pink reveals how she feels about her music career. >> plus tom petty fans won't back down in a tribute to their favorite singer, bex from 96.25 has the hot minute filled with rock stars. >> reporter: thanks, jessica and nicole. we will kick continuation off at wells fargo center where axle road and the whole crew of the guns and roses took the stage for the not in this lifetime reunion tour. >> ♪ >> reporter: rock band performed their biggest hits in front of the sold out, crowd sunday night, helping make this tour one of the tenth highest grossing concert s of all time. already bringing in more than 339 million-dollar. pink, pop star and vocal powerhouse, gearing up to release her seventh solo album beautiful trauma. this friday and getting candid about her career. doyletown native says that she never won popularity contest. she tells the new york times quote i was never as big as

brittany or cristina and if you look at any of the paragraphs about pop music i don't get mentioned and yet here i am right under the wave duck diving, despite her beliefs she snagged four number one hits and sold over 16 million albums and counting she's just as big of any star to her family in philly. finally this video is incredible. >> ♪ hey baby. >> tom petty's hometown fans, paid tribute to the late singer, and it happened during college football game between lsu and university of florida where more than 90,000 fans joined together to sing his hit won't back down, in uni son. he was a grounds keeper at university of florida before becoming the rock star, we all know. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> difficult not know that. >> okay. they are not your average pumpkins so, philadelphia is, ready for halloween.

>> vittoria woodill will give us a tour and show us how they carved such cool creations, stay with us.

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halloween decorations are popping up all over the place but in fairmount park there was a dazzling display of jack lanterns. >> it is called glow, jack lantern experience. vittoria woodill has a behind the scenes look at how it becomes alive. >> jump over to west fairmount park this october, pumpkins taking over. the glow is a jack lantern experience for all ages, without the spooks. because here it is not about the fright, it is about the bright. take this walking tour and you'll see more than 5,000 hand carved artisan jack

lanterns lighting the way. >> you will see, under the sea , dinosaurs, winter wonder land, local philadelphia celebrities and street art. >> reporter: ale see live artists carving pumpkins uncovering faces under the skin. >> i'm for detail, text, department tour like necessary >> reporter: she's here to help me. >> okay. >> okay. >> reporter: i mean us be better. >> so showing off a few tricks like using clay tools for 3-d faces. >> anything that makes a mark to use but this is what i prefer. >> reporter: for someone at home who is an amateur jack lanternist which one of those tools would you advice them to be most important. >> this is what will get you started right here. >> reporter: first scratch surface of the nice big pumpkin. and then think of depth, what goes in and what goes out. >> it will be set in, you know , even though it comes out

>> reporter: keep carving. >> man, give the kid one of these and they will be preoccupied for hours. >> absolutely. >> reporter: spending time to trust the process. >> yes. >> still cute. >> you have great ground work for that. >> do you think so. >> you need more detail. >> reporter: his final tip. >> it is important to take a steps back looking at your work. >> like right now i'm looking what is it. >> yes. >> what did you decidey still don't know what it is. this one right here, that is the one i did. >> it is really good. >> i wish that was what i did but it is no that the one. >> i like her eyebrows. >> she looks like, you know,. >> or she's so scared. >> yes, jessica that is what it is. >> you know what that cool parties, it isn't scary, great for the kid and best way to, attend the glow is to go on line and get tickets.

we have put it on cbs philly .com, but i mean, she has got, yeah. >> but you know what you did a fabulous job girl, thanks for the encouragement i will put these pumpkins on your porch. >> yes, there you go. >> community service that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> great all summer and now we are starting here already with headaches and belly aches again. >> parents sound off after south jersey school district shut down schools for the week thousands of students with in place to go due to contamination concerns we are live with the district's response. plus flying high but no time to rest, eagles crush cardinals, our don bell joins with us a break down of the beat down by the bird and we are looking ahead to the big game right here on cbs-3 on thursday, kate? christopher columbus day in philadelphia becoming increasingly controversial, i'm hen roy rossoff in south philadelphia where he is remembered as both a famed

italian explorer and man accused of killing and even slaving natives. i'll have latest on the humidity, it is soupy outside, i will tell you how lock it will stay stick and we will have the forecast for the big eagles game on thursday night. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. so, the mold. >> mold. >> yes, people don't understand it is not if it i is one spot it can go anywhere >> reporter: developing right new growing concern in a south jersey school district, all school in one district are closed after mold was discovered there last week. that moves leaves thousands office students with no place to go. the decision was announce today as the rest of the buildings are inspected. good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. school closures effect 6,000 students at six different schools. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia