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up big with three touchdowns and bird have the best record in the nfc standing above everyone else in the conference. that is right, eagles are now in first place. last night's powe game press conference gave credit to a strong defense and said it all came down to teamwork. >> it says a lot about the guys in this locker room. we stayed together the whole game. they did good things defensive ly. different pressure looks we had not seen. that is something from a short week. we found a way to win a close ballgame. we struggled winning on the road last year and close ballgames and we have done that successfully the first six games this year. >> final score came down to 28 -23, bolt was won over highly favored carolina pant ers in carolina country. kneels good. eagles nation flying lie today the chemistry we have and how good they are as far as how they work together. it is incredible. >> they go all the way, but, it is where they are so far. i'm proud. >> fans say this win will still do a lot to silence in a

sayers and with the eagles sitting pretty, some fans, are already talking about the s word: super bowl. that is too soon, right is this. perhaps eagles win you my just want to get up and dance they were there in the locker room, check it out. >> ♪ >> man can dance. that is number 27 eagles safety malcolm jenkins getting down to some george clinton, he has got some moves there video was posted byron old darby. good dance. that couch doug pederson game after day news conference. take a listen. >> take punishment and at the same time deliver a 16-yard throw down the middle of the feel. >> are you done -- unaudible. >> am i done with it? he has played extremely well, i will tell you this, last night's game because of all of the we're on a short week.

all of the blitzing that was going on, all of the line stunts that were going on. the decision to stick with wiz was let's let one guy see it all instead of rotating two guys. you understand what i'm saying now different guy is having to see something elsewhere wiz is now, wiz is playing good, too by the way. so we just felt like having one guy in there with all of the line games and the blitz ing that was going on and last night's ballgame, just allowed him to see that more and more, it helped us later in the ballgame. >> and you can hear more on our web site cbs philly.com. stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow eagles all season long. when you are not near a tv get coverage on line at cbs philly .com. and this noon southbound i-95 off ramp to the walt whitman bridge is closed due to an overturned tractor trailer. chopper three over that scene a short time ago. no injuries reported at this time. we will continue to bring you very latest information about

this road closure as we get details in the news room. out west now deadliest ld out break in california history is still burning at this hour, and so far, fire has claimed at lee 31 lives. total of 21 fires spanning at lee 300 square miles continues to burn, and many neighborhood s fight this 1n northern california residents are returning, to that, officials in some areas are now moving on to the recovery phase, searching for victims within the ruble. >> so far in the recoveries, we have found bodies that were almost completely intact and we have found bodies that were nothing more than just ash and bones. >> 400 people have been reported missing in the sonoma count a loan but officials believe many are out of touch with their families. country superstar jason aldean is back to performing again. >> ♪ >> thousands turned out to the be okay center in tulsa,

oklahoma to see aldean at his first concert since a gunman killed 58 people while performing at a music festival in las vegas. three songs in aldean took the time to address the crowd about the shooting to the crowd. >> as you guys know, it has been a tough week and a half for all of us here up on the stage and i want to say thank you guys for being here tonight. you guys will help us get through this as much as we can >> applause. >> aldean did cancel shows in california last week to mourn those killed during that mass shooting. president trump is defending his decision to roll role back parts of the affordable care act but critics on both side of the aisle say it could hurt those with the low income and elderly. cbs news correspondent kennett craig is tracking details. >> reporter: president trump is pushing back against critics who say his executive order on health care will hurt americans. >> we are going to hav

health care in our country. >> reporter: before speaking at the voters value summi this morning mr. trump tweeted obama carries a broken mess, piece by piece we will now begin the process of giving america the great health care that it deserves. >> we're taking a little different route then we had hoped, because getting congress, they forgot what their pledges were. >> reporter: president's plan will give employers permission to seek out cheaper health insurance plans across state lines. the white house also is eliminating $7 billion in subsidy payments to insurers, those funds helped keep premiums low enrolled in obama 's individual market. >> i'm very concerned about the president's executive order that was issued yesterday and his decision to do away with an important subsidy that helps very low income people. >> but some republicans agree with the president. >> these subsidies are not

actually for people, they are bail outs for insurance company. >> reporter: non-partisan congressional budget office says ending those subsidies could cause premiums to sky rocket as much as 20 percent next year. deficit would balloon by $200 billion over 10 years. democratic leaders issued a statement writing, it is, a spiteful act of vast pointless sabotage leveled at working families and the middle class and every corner of america. kennett craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, wound mad reen is making it his mission to spread an important message of hope, perseverance and endurance by taking on a big challenge. rob jones is doing full month of marathons, veteran lost both legs in 2010 when an ied exploded on him in afghanistan is running a marathon, check this out for 31 consecutive days. he have is doing tonight 31 different cities. philadelphia is second stop of his month long tour. >> i'm raise ago wearness among veteran community just

because you come back wounded, it doesn't mean you are broke, incapable and i'm hoping to exemplify that by my example. >> jones's also running to raise one million-dollar for wounded veterans charities. so far he has raised 125,000, and he hopes that his month of marathons will help him reach his ultimate goal, his journey is taking him all over the world. yesterday he was in london. tomorrow he will be in new york city. he is quite the inspiration. 4,000 new jobs are coming to delaware, that story straight ahead, plus, we are showing our stripes today for the philadelphia ronald mc donald house and so is the philadelphia police department , up next how officers are helping raise awareness of this home away from home for families with sick children, katie. rahel, summer's about to make a return appearance. it will be brief but we are about to heat up, once again, to some august-like levels, how long the spell of heat will last this time?

back on "eyewitness news" with good news for job seekers , amazon is expanding its work force just in time, for the holiday season, and thousands of jobs in our region, and company is hiring, 120,000 employees, cross the u.s. and 4,000 of those hires will be in delaware. delaware is hosting two of amazon fulfillment centers this one here in new castle county and another located in middletown. good news there. it is show your stripes day, campaign as part of the birthday celebration for the

very first ronald mcdonald house right here in center city. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do shows us why such a special day for the philadelphia police department >> reporter: for just one day each year philadelphia police department is red, white, blue , all over, to celebrate show your stripes day. >> i'm ready for work. >> reporter: officers and recruits are raising awareness and funds for ronald mcdonald house. >> show your stripes. >> reporter: this house was founded in philadelphia 43 years ago. >> it is really our mission to make sure families have everything that they need so that their children can be the focus. >> it is a holiday. >> reporter: officer ross tally head the campaign. for her the causes deeply personal. >> i have a daughter with special need and they really took care of me when she was in her younger years way bring was a police officer. i'm hoping if i ever had the opportunity to give back that i would give back. >> reporter: her car bursting with red, white striped items

to sell, over three years the department has raised $75,000 for it, it has raised $60,000 so far this year. when instructor at the police academy tally has gotten hundreds of recruits involved who are more than happy to be able to jazz up their uniforms for a day. >> i believe that, you know, we're out in the community helping the community so i figured might as well start now. >> just so we can make them happy. >> reporter: if you want to show your support for ronald mcdonald house get fresh items on their web site, we will have a lincoln our web site at cbs philly.com but don't forget to take a #for your stripes. from northeast philadelphia i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i got my socks, just got to tweet it. october is breast cancer awareness month but battle against breast cancer is a year long fight, coming up, how you can get involved and really make a difference. katie? right around the corner from the weekend. it appears as if we will start

to warm up. now saturday i wouldn't call it anything close to a wash out but you will see a couple showers to start off the weekend. we will hit mid 70's tomorrow and then all the way to the lower 80's by sunday, at which point we should clear out but not for long there is more rain that waits in the wings. we will let you

flew over the delaware river in wilmington earlier today and captured a very neat sight. this is a replica of the cala mar nickel a pioneering colonial ships as it sailed down the river. very, very cool. clearly it is still, kind of cloudy outside. very interested in this ship, i looked up an interesting fact about this. this was the flagship for the

1638 expedition, that founded the colony of new sweden, a establishing the very first permanent european settlement is here in the delaware valley fascinating. i love that. history buff rahel over there. >> yes, fascinating, that was interesting. >> isn't that neat. >> but yes, it has been a overcast start to the day and afternoon. we will continue to see the cloud tomorrow. we will explain in a a second. looking at storm scan at face value it does not look that bad. here's the thing we have an on shore wind flow that is dominating the pattern right now. would i call this semi un settled as a result. this is an organized system per se that is rolling through here but when we have a large dome to the northeast, recall high pressure moves in the clockwise motion and other hemispheres and we are on the southwest corner it is helping to bring in that flow. so wind flow, it is really strong wind but wind flow is coming in from the atlantic and that is an ample moisture source so we have cloud, you will still see a shower out there.

now, ophelia as we look out of the tropics, that has over achieved. it is a currently a category two hurricane and bin sense since early this morning. max sustain wind of hundred miles an hour. still way out to sea, over opened ocean water, but take a look, it is still expected to make a very strange path, sort of backward path here and eventually, make a land fall, at lee as a tropical storm, as it moves up toward island and scotland. if you have international travel interests this is something you will want to pay attention to into early next week. lets go back stateside, here locally winds are not harsh. it is up there. in the teens, anywhere from wildwood to atlantic city and millville as well. even in wilmington. notice wind direction with the arrows there. that is the key here. since it is predominantly on shore it will still feel cool, certainly don't have a lot of sunshine to make it feel warmer. live view on sky scan three looking from station headquarters still has a very

overcast view with the northeast wind at 9 miles an hour. thankfully not making it feel cooler but we're currently sitting at 61 degrees. outside to the shot of the live neighborhood network where cloud have really built in. here at pleasant valley middle and high school 54 degrees. we are not going to rebound much more then maybe another five or 6 degrees from that value in broadheadville but here in the city we should hit 69. that is where we should be. far cry from the warmth we have experienced recently but it hasn't been average, at all , as ovulate. later tonight quite mild, only 64 for the night time low. we are on pace to start warming up from that point starting tomorrow, so even as temple is kicking off at high noon verse u-conn 70 degrees, probably another shower here and there but not enough to cause major issues at the linc looking forward warmest day is sunday and then cold front comes along late that night into monday, watch out for some showers but talk about a nose dive, rahel, we will drop almost 20 degrees from one day to the next. >> that is okay i'm looking

forward to it, thank you. all week of course here on "eyewitness news" we have been spotlighting our community partners, it is a way for to us share how you can get involved. today we will turn our attention to breast cancer, october is not breast cancer awareness month when everyone is tune into fundraisers and awareness event. but fighting breast cancer is actually a year long batter. joining me is elaine groveman, ceo of komen philadelphia she's here to talk but how men and women can join the fight. thanks for being here. >> decked out in your eagles green, i like it. >> absolutely. >> talk about how you worked to get involved with susan. >> i like the need for activist. we don't need people to stuffed envelopes or lick stamps. we need people passionate. we need survivors that want to play it forward, that want to join in and become possible board members, committee members, be the voice of komen at corporations and schools and talk about the need for

more education and to prevent this terrible scourge that is hitting our community. >> what a need it is but elaine this year, komen making it easier for people to get involved. >> we hope to create let's call them satellite komens. >> okay. >> around our 15 counties. so it can be more convenient, accessible, for men and women to join in and fight this terrible fight with us. >> speaking of terrible fight to day actually is metastatic breast cancer day. >> yes. >> why does it exist for people who may not understand. >> here's a flag. >> yeah, i like this, thank you. >> we have 3 million breast cancer survivors. but close to 200,000 around the country are fighting metastatic breast cancer. and that prognosis a one to three-year survival rate.

it is deplorable. so komen, has been funding, metastatic research for over the last 15 years and this year we have given out over 31 million-dollar, half of that has gone to researchers, in fighting metastatic disease. >> so much money f we can just quickly speak about co man and how much work it does for men and women of all races but especially outreach for african-american and latino women, can you speak about that. >> we have many programs that reach african-american, latina , caucasian woman. wonderful response from the community. we try and focus on the special need of each of those communities. >> all right. elaine, thanks very much. of course, raising awareness and fighting breast cancer not just in october but all year

round, thanks very much. >> thank you. >> that was great. >> we will be right back.

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rocker is a smash hit. >> ♪ >> sixty-eight year-old star there waving to fans after wrapping up his opening show last night in new york. on stage, springsteen shared store business the life of growing up in freehold, new jersey, and boss set to perform five nights a week until february. we have an unbearable, cuteness alert, total of 36 giant panda cubs born in 2017, they are adorable debut to the public today. baby pandas were on display at the china conservation and research center. giant and, so far, giant panda cubs have been highest recorded amount of births since the breeding program began. >> very good, we have been talking about pandas lately. >> make sense. that is "eyewitness news" at noon i'm rahel solomon. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we are always on line cbs philly.com. >> young and restless is up next. have a great weekend. we will see you sunday.

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>> abby: what did you just say? >> jack: okay, everyone take a big breath and step back here. i think there's been a little confusion, right, mother? >> dina: yes, but i -- i don't understand what's happening. >> graham: if dina's confused, it's because you made her that way. you're all so self-righteous, but especially you, ashley. your mother did what she could to keep the truth from you. not because she wanted to lie but because she wanted to protect you. >> traci: okay, protect her from what? what "truth?" >> jack: okay, that's enough, graham. you can leave now. ♪