seventeen deaths, more than 2,000 homes and businesses up in flames, the raging wild fires in california's northern wine country are all red a monk deadliest out breaks in the states history and many cases residents are returning to nothing left. well, new allegations against harvey weinstein including an audio recording with one of his accusers, i'm brooks silva-braga in new york with weinstein's response coming up. you may want to call it a wednesday wash out, no rain right now but take along the umbrella, katie says you will need it later to day it is wednesday, october 11th i'm

jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. that is not the kind of alliteration i like. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things, good morning , guys. >> happy wednesday. we don't want wet roadways. we have in construction. things are looking good. don't jinks me. >> all right; fine, i won't jinks myself. katie, will we have problems in the morning rush. >> for the most part, no but parts of the area, further outskirts of the region are starting to see wet weather rolling in here and that is true for sussex county. i think we will get through bulk of the morning rush without any major problems. however, what you are finding on storm scan i think is indicative of what is yet to come and that is wet weather. we have been expecting this. nothing new, but it is starting to encroach at this point now. so when we take a look, come on, clicker, you can do it. something about 5:00 a.m. and this clicker it does not want to cooperate. matt, can you hit that space bar give it a shot on the old

keyboard, the old college try, you can do it, all right. so we will not be able to advance graphic, there we go, all right. what will we find here? steady rain developing across the region as morning progresses an in the p.m. time frame but if you are traveling maybe route one south all the way down into southern delaware, you could encounter this wet weather. now temperature change isn't all that, steep but it is cooler by comparison. we also have less humidity. so, hours are waning, where we will experience really comfortable air with that moisture working its way n we are in the low, mid, upper 60 's as a whole but here's the thing, all right, meisha, i'm in the failing you but it is just barely moving today. you have to keep recess inside with these showers moving n it could be locally drenching too , meisha. >> d's do not mean degrees, here. >> all right. >> all right. >> good morning, and, construction crews out there, good news overnight

resurfacing project between 202 and turnpike all clear. we are looking good there, right lane compromised. 422e and west between trooper and first avenue we have crews out here block ago this right lane intermittent lane closures as well. take it easy. quick peak at our friend ben franklin bridge looking good, headlights traveling in the westbound direction toward center city, so right now enjoy open spaces, and, probably, hopefully i i i can keep you like this until 5:00 when it will make a switch. hopefully no earlier then. that then we are looking at, minor accident out here sumanytown pike, still showing all green but if it is your neck of the wood just make a note walking out the door. construction 295 south on ramp for route 168 that is closed until 6:00 a.m. a lot more construction to discuss in a little bit. jim, back over to you. wild fires continue to burn across northern california. >> fire fighters are working non-stop battling flames being blamed for at least 17 deaths. "eyewitness news" reporter jan

carabao is tracking developments as she joins us now in the studio, good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning. unfortunately that death toll could rise, 180 people have also been injured. october is traditionally peak fire season there in california, with the ground, the dry and winds the strongest but it is the perfect fire storm, right now. the northern part of that state is experiencing is what called diabolo winds, the south santa ana winds. now, 48 hours and counting, wild fires, continue to burnout of control in northern california. >> this is no where near over. it is still very dangerous. >> reporter: first responders and elected officials at a community meeting at santa rosa high school they are urging eager residents who want to return to their homes to remain patient instead. >> we want you back in your homes sooner then later but we have to keep everybody alive first and safe first and all of our resources are on that evacuation and moving people out. >> reporter: those were able to return home are often find ing what david did, very

little is left. he is now living out of his car. >> it has been hard to see what we have built and put into the place and now it is, reduced, reduced to what you see here. >> reporter: more than 2,000 homes and businesses are destroyed. the impact on the region's life blood the wine industry is significant. one napa county trade group says at lee five of the winer ies have been destroyed or severely damaged. >> one of the most sad things is to see some of these 100 year-old landmark wineries that have been completely burned down which is heart breaking. >> reporter: philadelphia native and wine maker michael scoreson wine in napa county. he moved there to start his business. at this point he cannot even get to several of his vineyard toss check the damage this one in the distance is torched. his winery is just a few miles from the fire line. >> the air quality is horrible , you cannot really

see much at all. >> reporter: wine industry in sonoma and napa valley employs more than 50,000 people. the fire season has only just begun in california, too. the cause of this historic fire is under investigation. jim and rahel, back inside to you. >> thank you. three men are recovering after a triple shooting overnight in south philadelphia. this happened on the 1900 block of south bonesol street around 11:00 last night, officers found two shooting victims laying on the street, they rushed those men to the hospital where a third victim was already being treated. we are told two victims were shot right outside of their homes and police tell thaws surveillance cameras are helping in the investigation. >> the cameras, did record the shooting. you can see two males involved firing shots. one was wearing dark colored clothing, the other male was wearing lighter colored clothing and they were last seen both running on food,e, on mifflin, from bonesol street. >> police are still working to filing our out why the gun man

opened fire. all three victims are in stable condition. at last check no arrests. investigators are looking for answers after a woman is killed in berks county. police say body of madison wal d was found in the wooded area in lower hide willberg township on sunday. twenty-three year-old fridays reading. an autopsy confirmed her death was a homicide and investigators are waiting for results of the toxicology test no word on an arrest or suspect so far. no charge's announced in a horrific case of animal abuse in delaware. forty-three dead dogs were found inside of a house in sea ford. authorities rescued more than two dozen other animals. we want to warn you these pictures are disturbing. the brandywine valley spca says a tip from the public led them to the house on sunday. delaware animal services, seized 31 dogs and a cat, that were still alive, but badly neglected, in word yet on who was responsible. tensions are high in monroe township after officials discovered mold inside an elementary school.

schools are still closed and parents are still waiting for test results. authorities say holy glenn elementary is contaminated with mold, just one of the six closed in the gloucester county district. rest of the schools were closed as a precaution so district could do testing. superintendent charles early spoke to "eyewitness news" and he said they found minimal mold inside the other schools but it has been since cleaned up. >> any concerns found? >> not so far. anything that was minimal, okay, they took care of it. >> reporter: so at this point holy glenn is the target, focus. >> that is a big focus. >> reporter: balances of the schools, seem to have minimal. >> minimal, which will be cleaned up. >> officials said a old h va c system is what caused the mold the superintendent told us it will take about three months for crews to get rid of the mold. testing is underway for rest of the schools and no word when they will open. president trump is heading to pennsylvania today, we will tell you what is on the commander and chief's agenda and where he will make a stop.

also ahead a secret recording of harvey weinstein and new allegations of sex abuse, 2a list stars join the growing list of woman a contusion the media mogul of sexual harassment. more on the fall out and his response next. paying for a trip but not knowing destination, new trend called a surprise vacation we will tell you how it all works . >> ♪ rapper, on this wednesday morning you could lose yourself in that fog, at the shore this morning, but it is the boardwalk, also m and m not a name we hear a lot these days but he had a lot to say about the nfl controversy, hear his rap attack on president trump, next.

new allegations are emerge ago begins hollywood mogul harvey weinstein including a audio recording where weinstein appears to admit to groping a woman. here's cbs news correspondent brooks silva-braga. >> reporter: webb of allegations against harvey weinstein now sprawls across hollywood, gwyneth paltrow said he lured her to a hotel room and suggested a massage.

angelina jolie, and angel is one of the three women who say weinstein raped them. in the 2015 recording weinstein appears to admit he groped model, this model right here. the recording was made by new york city police, and, obtained by new york magaziner and district attorney's office declined to prosecute saying they could not establish criminal intent. for his insuringers story, he says that they expect out, because of changing attitude about sexual misconduct. >> they said harvey weinstein specifically is less powerful now. we fear retaliation left because he is in longer the fourth most powerful person in hollywood he is 200 mess powerful person. >> reporter: spokesmen denied allegations of non-consensual sex and wrote mr. weinstein has begun counseling and

hoping that if he makes enough progress he will be given a second chance. >> it is still a little bit early to necessity whether harvey weinstein is done for good and that is a calculation that people are making. >> reporter: hollywood reporter rebecca sun says within group that has not said much is studio executives, brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". weinstein hosted fundraisers for president barack obama, the former president say he and mr. owe bam air disgusted by reports of his conduct, their older daughter mallea interned earlier this year. in a joint statement they said quote any man who demeans and degrade was man in such fashion need to be condemned and held accountable regardless of wealth or status weinstein also raised money for hillary clinton. clinton made a statement saying she was shocked and appalled by the revelation about weinstein, and clinton praise wood man coming forward saying their courage and support of others is critical in helping to stop this kind of behavior. in other news to day president trump meets with

canadian prime minister justin trudeau at the white house, after that the president will travel to harrisburg where he will make a pitch for republican plan to overhaul the nation's tax system. mr. trump rolled out a blueprint for that plan last month. 5:15. katie joining us now. you can see just behind you the storm is approaching. >> yes, an area of low pressure will work its way through, today and tomorrow will be the dates would i suggest you walk out with the umbrella, even if you are not necessarily, finding rain when you walk outside the door, with time, it is, you know, pretty close to a guarantee you will. reason why i say pretty close because scattered showers is what we will find out there but notice that specific to, specifically sussex county south of that into maryland the rain is quite heavy at this hour and it will be lift nothing with time. new we have already seen, sometimes, the radar can show things that are not happening on the ground. we have already seen some speckles of rain, a little bit of green, moving its way across 222, up toward lehigh valley region but not necessarily verifying at the ground just yet, and eyewitness weather watchers if

you are listening, let us know if you are finding any miss continuing or anything out there at this hour. but generally, the idea that will hold off until p.m. hours for the most part and then it will take its time to get through. here's that center of circulation for you. that will be pushing across the area over the span of the next 48 hours. temperatures are still mild. they are technically cooler then they were yesterday. they are still, flirting with where we would normally be for daytime high this time of the year. it is exceptionally mild. we will only rebound so far throughout the day, however because we have rain and cloud moving in. and in the meantime in the wake of the storm you saw it senderd on the radar back over the mid western u.s. even from chicago to des moines we have a pretty decent, range of temperature readings. really obvious where that cooler air is starting to re tait back in on the heels of this storm. we are flirting with 40 right now even in minneapolis. i don't expect us to drop off that much. here's the general idea, guys, scattered showers, mainly

starting in the p.m. hours but heavier swab that comes in later tonight and early morning hours of tomorrow. there will be embedded downpours within these scattered showers, however. slowest drives are this evening, and then tomorrow morning. so that is when the crux of the storm itself will be rolling through. but even still i don't expect american a half inch out of this i'm getting rap already. i want to give you a sense of how the seven day will pan out mid to upper 60's thursday and friday. maybe left over spotty shower friday if in the saturday morning but the idea is that we're heating up again, meisha and right now sunday looks beautiful if you don't mind warmth. >> no, absolutely, funny how we get beautiful weather, little bit of rain, rain, go away, only one dane. one day. good morning everybody. vine near schuylkill looking good. we are starting to heat up. would i say vine and schuylkill enviedly are starting to heat up a little bit. we can expect that as we push in the deeper 5:00 o'clock hour. taillights moving in the southbound direction near betsy ross, this is one of those areas that will get very

bus very quickly even northbound side, we are starting to see a lot of your friends and neighbors out there all right. construction 422e and west between trooper and first avenue. that right lane is still compromised. crews out there intermittent lane closures. this is one of those areas as we push closer to the 6:00 o'clock hour we will start to get really busy throughout that area as we have been experiencing just a head up. we have another accident in limerick township, trap road at limerick road if this is your neck of the wood your neighborhood i would say give yourself a couple extra minutes if you had are walking outdoor in the next 30 minutes or so, and then we have some construction crews on 295 south on ramp from 168, it is closed until around 6:00 a.m., rahel, back over to you. all right, meisha, thank you. new for a look at newspaper headlines across the region. >> trenton, for the third time in two years trenton parents will pay a steep price for illegally sending their child to an out of district school. new jersey department of education, is ordering a trenton mountain tore pay a

whooping $15,584. for sending her daughter to the ewing township school district. from the mercury pottstown police are stepping up their game when it comes to, teen seat belt enforcement, they will be looking for unbuckled teens from october 16th through october 27th. enforcement activities will be conducted at pots continue high school and hill school in addition to otheres were. front page of the spirit from delaware county residents and community leaders gathered to rename a street in honor of a fallen fire fighter on the tenth anniversary of his death roberts avenue in sharon hill was recently renamed michael reagan way in memory of the 21 year-old fire fight shore died fighting a garage fire, back in 2007. that is a look the a the some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. up next, pat's here with your morning sports, good morning, pat. >> good morning, guys. coming up we will look at the eagles preparation for one of the best in cam newtown and we will show you the u.s. mens soccer team, stunning night, plus the flyers go wild, and smashville, could they hang on late, sports

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welcome back. we're glad you are here. >> pat has your morning sports and we are counting down to the kick off right here on cbs >> that is right, big one tomorrow, eagles will have their hands full with the rejuvenate had cam newton when they take on the panthers tomorrow, again, right here on cbs 36789 last week 2015 mvp threw for 355-yard and two touchdowns in the win over detroit. he is looking a lot more like the preshoulder surgery cam which is scary. newton is a match up problems for jim schwartz defense no quarterback in the super bowl era has more rushing touchdowns then cam's 50. that is in the all he is good

at. >> he can be a pocket passer, he want run read option and designed runs, you know, he can run off schedule runs, you know but he is as good as pocket passer as there is. that is what makes it difficult to defend everyone of those. he is not a one trick pony. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell is considering a measure that would prohibit players from protesting during the national anthem, that comes less than two weeks after many owners around the league joined players on the field for demonstrations. the eagles reacted to the news , yesterday. >> overwhelmed with the fact you will tell somebody exactly how they can and cannot protest, things like that. >> that is a tough one. i know what we do here, for the most of the part stand i don't think anybody sits or takes a knee. >> hopefully we can continue to do this in a respectful manner in a way that continues to support the players that are trying to make positive

change and continue to make it a game great. >> embarrassment for different team, u.s. mens soccer team, they have been eliminated from next years world cup, all they needed was a draw to move on but they were knock out of the tournament after lose to go trinidadian tobego, it will be first time since 1986 that the u.s. will not compete. after a four game road trip to start the year flyers will finally open up their home schedule saturday with the caps. last night, they were back but let game slip away in the final seconds against defending western conference champions, down three to nothing, flyers scored five unanswered goals against the predators in nashville. second of those happened to be first for last years number two overall pick inland patrick. down five-four. over a minute left our old pal scott hartnell ties it up for his second of the night and predators would win it right here under 40 to play, and

philip forceberg, beat brian elliott, and the predators, win a wild one, six-five. the polls remain open for cbs-3 friday football frenzy game of the week, the choices are, burlington city at delran , middletown at sales sum, or c.b. west at cb south. go to cbs philly.com/frenzy, to cast your ballot, winners will be announced tomorrow. it is a big week, big week, obviously tomorrow, we've got eagles football right here on cbs-3. >> count down is underway. >> i'm ready. >> i have a loss toning make sure my voice is ready dent forget the suit. >> pressed and cleaned. >> everything is ready. >> i don't know fit is pressed but it is always ready to go. coming up next half an her of "eyewitness news" from bad to worse why fire fighters battling flames in california will have even a tougher time, today. also ahead an arson attack caught on camera in new jersey see the crime that happened right here near a store's

check out aisle. disturbing discovery inside air b and b what a vacationing couple noticed about a strange looking smoke detector. this is coming up in our next half an

good morning, katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what you need to know to start dare in our morning minute. it is wednesday, october 11th. >> a lot of people who their houses and everything. we cannery build this. >> california on fire, at lee 17 wild fires continue to burn , cross the state. and there was a huge roar of the flames, and that is when i knew, you are out of here. >> fire season has only just begun in california too. and audio obtained by new yorker appears to show harvey weinstein admit to go groping a woman. now, his wife is leaving him. >> any concerns found?