i don't think we feel comfortable sending our kid back to school right at this time. >> many parents are still worried over mold, even as the south jersey school district says it is safe for kid to return to school. sucker punched in the stand police make an arrest in the attack at eagles panthers game. >> fire fighters are starting to get a handle on the massive deadly wild fires in california, i'm chris martinez near campaign we will have the very latest coming up. today is saturday, october g everyone i'm jan carabao, a lath to get to today but first lets start with the forecast with meteorologist chelsea in gram with eyewitness weather good morning, how is your

saturday looking. >> good morning to you. well, it will be kind of cloudy out there but, i would say we will see half and half weekend. sunday looking like better day but we will deal with the cloud and see decreasing chances for rain throughout the day. that is good news. we will start off with a live look outside you can see low cloud across the region, man, look at that they are obscured some of the building tops out there, so that is the case, throughout the morning we will see low cloud, fog, some drizzle at times and then, a little bit of improvement through the day perhaps a peak of sunshine we will show you, storm scan three, i was showing a drizzle, out there a couple spotty showers. we will see generally rain chances decreasing throughout the day, current temperature is 63 degrees in philadelphia mid 60's down the shore. sixty-five wildwood. sixty-five atlantic city. sixty-four in millville. lower 60's in trenton. right around 60 in allentown. we're actually warmer compared to just 24 hours ago, and that will be the going trend, as we

head into the afternoon, we're going to be, unseasonably warm really for this time of the year looking for a high of mid 70's, mostly cloudy skies, even though jan we are dealing with the cloud throughout the day-to-day we will be warmer, a fall-like weather pattern change heading our way. we will have details in the full forecast coming up. >> chelsea, thank you. we're following breaking news this morning, police in port richmond are investigate to go day after a man is found dead in the street. investigators have been on this scene since 2:30 this morning, now thinks near toll up street and east allegheny avenue. authorities say at this time they are unsure just how this man died, an "eyewitness news" crew is head together scene and will bring you latest within the hour. in other news today monroe township school district says it is safe for children to return to class, but parents are still worried about the mold that closed several schools. parents pack a meeting at williamstown high school recently. "eyewitness news" report's

leash a nieves was there. >> reporter: concerns over toxic mold in monroe township forced all district schools to abruptly close earlier this week that was roughly 6,000 students hoff been out of class. >> i have been trying to find day care for him all week, here and there late for work. >> reporter: parents like laura say it has been a nightmare, hasn't gotten any better even though district announce that had students can return to school on tuesday. >> i'm not happy, or think he is safe going back to any school until we get answer that is we need. >> reporter: district has not released complete test results of the mold testing and air quality testing done at each school, it has only told parents at two schools holy glenn elementary and white hall elementary will stay closed. four other schools will reopen but each of a few rooms with mold issues. according to the district those rooms will be quote isolated. >> what are they 60 quarantine rooms and who is going to guarantee no one will go in those rooms. >> reporter: brandeis still questioning handling of the

mold issue tells herself she has three days to weigh whether her son will return to the elementary when it reopens >> looking into some home schooling stuff, other options outside the district. >> reporter: next week essentially all of the students for six schools in the district, will return to class but only four will reopen. that has some parents now concerned not just over the mold issue in the district but now over possible overcrowding in monroe township alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and an important traffic note now, if you are traveling on the northeast extension, this weekend, the pennsylvania turnpike commission is closed i476 in both directions between the lehigh valley interchange, that is exit 56 and mahoning valley interchange at 674. turnpike will remain closed until 4:00 a.m. monday morning crews will remain place a bridge during this 55 hour closure. disturbing viral video

from charlotte north carolina a panthers fan, filmed, sucker punching a fan in the face and now a south jersey man is speaking out about what he says, sparked the violence that left his friend injured. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has the story and we must warn you some footage is graphic. >> it happened so quickly, you almost didn't have time to react. >> reporter: mount laurel resident james sirva was down in charlotte james an eagles fans and david was rooting for carolina the guy was just being a jerk in front of us, he was standing up, not to watch the game or to cheer but just to be a jerk. >> reporter: he was upset about the standing as well, finally in the fourth quarter he says after exchanging word the man in the video unleashes , hitting david four times in the face. >> somebody went after him and they took david down they didn't know who he was report

rorrer police confirmed that they are investigating the assault. >> ironically before the game he was talking about coming up here how dangerous it was to come to a game in philadelphia i said it isn't. >> reporter: david's ego took a hit too james said many people originally thought his friend was an eagles fans and many more expressed outrage on line, asking why the accused would strike a quote old man. david is 62. >> most upset about being called an eagles fan after being called old. >> reporter: he said his friend davis recovering well, he also suspects that the couple was standing up in front of him, intentionally knowing he was an eagles fan, to block his view of the game. reporting from lincoln financial field alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we're learning heroing details from the family who was rescued after being held hostage in afghanistan for five years. joshua boyle revealed extremist killed his infant daughter in captivity and

raped his wife. boyle from canada and his pennsylvania born wife caitlin coleman were abduct in 2012 by taliban linked militants, coleman was pregnant at the time. over the five years she had four children, all born in captivity. >> obviously it will be an incredibly important to my family that we are able to build a secure sanctuary for our three surviving children to call a home, to focus on education and to try to regain some portion of the childhood that they had lost. >> boyle, coleman and their three young children were rescued on wednesday, the family arrived back in canada late last night. investigators have release aid new time line of the shooting in las vegas, the deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history. latest version of the events from police alliance with what mandalay bay resort owner mgm resorts said on thursday. now hotel had disputed that six minutes passed between the first shots in the hotel

hallway there and the start of the rampage. meantime clark county sheriff joe lombard owe says 45 of the people who were injured in that attack remain in the hospital, some are still in critical condition, lombard owe says visual exam of the suspect's brain during an autopsy did not show any abnormalities. fire fighters are working diligently to contain the wild fires that are devastating northern california. at least 35 people have been killed and 5700 homes and businesses destroyed. cbs news correspondent chris martinez has an up close look from the night that the fires broke out. >> body cam video from first responders sunday night shows the desperate rush to get people out of harms way. a sheriff's department cruiser drove through neighborhoods. >> this is a mandatory evacuation order, leave your homes. >> reporter: then out on foot, waving cars away. >> go, go, go, go.

>> 9,000 fire fighters are now battling multiple blazes torch ing northern california and they made some progress. >> we're real excited that it is going to be, we are making a big difference out there. >> reporter: sheriff's office is concentrating on missing persons, more than 200 still unaccounted for, recovery teams with cadaver dogs are trying to locate remains of those who, alejandro or telling a managed toes scape as flames engulfed his neighborhood. >> it is like the worst thing ever. >> reporter: fire fighters fanned out across the region many charged with putting out hot spots to make sure that the flames don't reignite. at least 5700 homes and businesses have been destroyed , including sweet t's restaurant the owner brought employees together friday for a lunch, and to pick up their final paychecks. >> our payroll is almost, $90,000 a month and soy it is just, it is all, you know, it will all affect it. it will have a rippling effect

through the economy. >> reporter: it could be weeks or longer written investigators could determine the cause of the wild fires. chris martinez for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back here at home, philadelphia is helping those affected in puerto rico, post hurricane maria. city set up a disaster service center in north philadelphia to help those displaced. those in need can register for fema disaster assistance find temporary housing or schooling and even replace vital documents and medicines, helen a alvarez went to the center with one goal in mind. >> helping myself when i get back. >> people have who potentially everything up here. first thing we want to does make them comfortable, assure them that there is services here to support them to begin that reconferry process. >> the office of emergency management says the center will be opened from 9:00 a.m.

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back on "eyewitness news" president trump is taking new steps to make good on a campaign prom toys eliminate iran nuclear kiehl. he has announced he is dessert filing the deal. the president says that iran is not complying witt and the movies in the best security interests of the u.s. the president says that it is any up to congress to deciding whether to fix the deal, a deal that he calls the war ever. >> in the event that we are not able to reach a solution working with congress and our allies, then the agreement will be terminated. >> in addition to dessert filing the deal the u.s. issues new sanction as begins iran's revolutionary guard which the white house calls a sponsor of terrorism. it placed new sanctions on iran's bliss advertise missiles program. congress has 60 days to deciding whether to re institute sanction as begins iran. well, president trump's decision on the iran deal will be one of the many topics on face the nation. john dickerson interviewed

secretary of state rex tillerson and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that is tomorrow morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. meantime, president trump is defending his decision to roll role back parts of obama care as kennett craig reports, critics, including some democrats say that the policy will hurt low income people, and the elderly. >> reporter: president trump is pushing back against critics who say his executive order on health care will hurt americans. >> we are going to have great health care, in our country. >> reporter: before speaking at values voter s 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: the president's plan will give employers permanent 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 help keep premiums low for people enrolled in obama care's individual market >> i'm very concerned about the president's executive order, that was issued yesterday and his decision to do away with the important subsidy, that helps very low income people. >> reporter: but some republicans agree with the president. >> these subsidies are actually in the for people they are bail outs for insurance company. >> reporter: democrats do in the see it that way. >> last night the president single handily decided to raise americans health premium s for no reason except spite and cruelty. >> reporter: non-partisan congressional budget office says that ending the subsidies could cause premium toss sky rocket as much as 20 percent next year and add $200 billion to the deficit, over the next decade.

kennett craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". check this out, a couple in their zero seven's has survived six days stranded in a utah desert after their gps led them a stray during their vacation. a cattle rancher found 78 year-old helena, lying on the road severely dehydrated. her 76 year-old husband gerald was also found, dehydrated in a trailer after authorities saw his s.o.s. sign made out of roxanne flowers. the couple says that the gps took them on to a rocky dirt road and their car got stuck. they did what they had to do to survive drinking your own urine which you did many times >> the houston couple is, going to be okay, authorities say they may in the have survived, one more day in the desert. >> wow. well, it is hard enough running a marathon, right? imagine running 31 in 31 days

and 31 sit business prosthetic legs. that is exactly what rob jones is doing for the next month. the retired marine ran 26.2 miles on the schuylkill river trail yesterday, to raise money for wounded veterans. jones, lost both legs in 2010 when a land mine exploded in afghanistan. >> you know, what keeps me going the miles is the fact that i'm doing this for something bigger than myself. it is something that is more important then me, abe when you are doing something like that for something that is bigger then you it tends to bring out the best in you. >> generals will wrap up his cross country mission in washington d.c. on veterans day, truly an inspiration. well, the philadelphia branch of the naacp celebrated its annual award gallon, civil rights group held the event at first district plaza in university city. mayor jim kenney spoke at the reception there, he discussed how the i is helping to support the organizations missions, and several community leaders were also

honored, this annual fund raising event helps support the philadelphia naacp program >> the between the second annual prominent his pan ache ward dinner took place last night in voorhees, new jersey as well. the camden county freeholder board recognized 10 people, who have made a positive impact on their community, this celebration is part of the observance of national hispanic heritage month. a lot of news to cover today. we have to get to weather. unfortunately not the best day to start off our weekend. >> it is not, we will have a lot of cloud around but we will see improvement, as we head into the afternoon, we will start off with a live look, you can see low cloud, cross the city, it is obscuring those building tops. we will show you a look at our live neighborhood network, we are now looking at a boardwalk plaza in rehoboth, look at the wet board, so not the best start to the morning, that is for sure, and, i do think that rain chances will be decreasing at lee as we head

into the afternoon. storm scan three shows us, we had a couple of showers, little bit of drizzle, some spotty showers across the region already this morning, and we also have some located down the shore, actually some steady rain, located around the long beach eye area but more moderate rainfall is located just off shore, again do i think we will see a little improvement, with the rainfall chances decreasing, as we head into the afternoon but visibility is not all that great, right now. just 1 mile in mount pocono. we have some fog, lots of low cloud across the region only at eight in philadelphia, 8 miles in atlantic city, 5 miles in wildwood. right around 3 miles in millville. we will see that fog lifting as we head into the next several hours and by this afternoon, still tapping into those mostly cloudy skies. 63 degrees in philadelphia, mid 60's down the shore. sixty-five in wildwood. sixty-five in atlantic city. we are warmer compared to 24 hours ago.

that will be the going trend throughout the weekend. we will have a frontal boundary located to the north, cold front out to the west and we will tap into that flow, out of the south and west and that will help heat us up as we head into this afternoon, also your sunday, and then a cold front will come through and that is providing with us a pattern change as high pressure builds in its wake. we will be warming up, throughout the weekend, along with that a couple of shower chances in the forecast but then much cooler behind that front with the nice stretch of sunshine as well, it will be feeling like fall should as we kick off the workweek next week. roller coaster temperature ride, this weekend looks like 75 on saturday. eighty-two on sunday. look at how temperatures drop off, monday highs in the mid 60's. sixty-two on tuesday. 69 degrees as we head into wednesday. here at home, here's how things play out throughout the day. look at how we deal with the cloud, throughout much of the afternoon, couple of spotty showers, still possible down the shore around the noon time

hour and then as we head into the latter part of the afternoon we should get a little bit of clearing for areas north and west of philadelphia, maybe a peak of sunshine but cloud are really going to be dominating your saturday, and then as we head into sunday the risk for shower early and then, things will be looking much better, as we head into the start of next week, when full sunshine, build in and mostly cloudy, warmer today at 75. heading in to tonight 65, mostly cloud which a shower possible and then that cold front will be swinging through sunday night into monday and that brings us a risk for a couple more showers. eighty-two on sunday out ahead of the front and then numbers drop off into monday. 65 degrees. look at that nice stretch of sunshine heading our way, next week we're talking dry conditions, and feeling like fall, tuesday, wednesday, and then in the 60's, back to you. >> looks like something to look forward to thanks, chelsea. 5:22. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this

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marshall, man is an attorney, you will treat him with the respect that he deserves. >> took place in 1941, and it reminds me of just how far we have come and how far we have still to go. >> he attack me. >> i never touched that woman. >> this black man is presumed guilty until proven innocent. >> because the truth gives meo owe. >> pillar of the civil rights movement that is happening, defining trial of the thorough good marshall's life. >> we're little size things, flash backs of the film but it is what the film is about ultimately the case and so we have two different versions of the past that we have to illuminate. >> only way to get through a bigot's door toys break it down. >> reporter: chadwick bowsman plays the ground breaking lawyer. for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, new back to you in the next half an hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a

south jersey school district gives a green light to send most children back to class. so why are some parents still worried. we will explain. plus a fire at a gas station caught on camera, and now investigators believe that the videos reveal how the fire started, we will show you that is up next this morning on "eyewitness news", stay with

it is saturday october 14th good morning, i'm jan carabao. let's start off with the forecast today meteorologist chelsea ingram, out on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. good morning, chelsea. >> good morning jan, good morning to you at home. we are starting off date with low cloud and foggy conditions in many areas, lets go to graphics and show what you we are dealing w we are looking at storm scan three we have dealt with some drizzle from time to time but overall, cloud are going to be the dominating, factor as we head throughout the day, today. 63 degrees in philadelphia down the shore we have temperatures in the mid 60's. that is where feel find 65 degrees in wildwood. sixty-five in atlantic city. sixty-four in millville. cool spot on the map is mount pocono right around 54 degrees we are warmer compared to just 24 hours ago, and guess what you can expect this trend to continue, really as we head through the entire weekend,

and we are forecasting above average temperatures, not just today but also, as we head into sunday and i should say especially as we head into your sunday. here's a lot these visability, they are down to 1 mile mount pocono right around 8 miles in philadelphia. three in millville. 5 miles in, wildwood so beware of. that we will see fog lifting heading into the next several hours and by noon time turning warmer, afternoon areas north and west of time might see a peak of sunshine. 75 degrees. included will dominate the forecast today and we will have more on what you can expect for the rest of the weekend and also a pattern change heading our way next week, coming up in your full forecast, jan, back to you. >> sounds good, thank you. 5:31. updating breaking news, this morning police in port richmond are investigating after a man is found dead in the street. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live with the very latest, anita what do you know >> good morning, jan we're on

allegheny near toll up street. police are confirming that a 31 year-old man has died here but details are very limited. as you can see it is still an active scene here. the authorities responded just after 2:30. this man was pronounced a half an hour late by medics and they are investigating this is a a hit and run but there is in description of the striking vehicle at this point. police say there is just evidence that this car hit this man and then left the scene, but the cause of the death is still unknown, and investigators working right now, to process this scene, and we're about to speak with the captain here on the scene, but if anybody is driving around this area they have taped off, this street, gannon allegheny between aramingo and toll up street so if you are in this area you will in the be able to get through. we're about to speak to the captain, to learn more details about what has happened here but a 31 year-old man killed in the suspect hit and run but no cause of death, identified and no description of the that

striking vehicle. for now live from port richmond, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, keep us up to date. police are investigating a deadly shooting in philadelphia's mayfair section shooting happened around 3:30 this morning on the 4,000 block of bener street. officers say that a man was sitting in his car behind a dollar tree store there, when a gunman walk up, opened fire, the victim was rushed to the hospital where he died a short time later. so far, no arrests. nearly all students in monroe township gloucester county will return to class on tuesday, staff and teachers, however will report to work at 8:00 o'clock on monday morning earlier this week the district shut down all of its schools to clean up for a check for mold. move followed discovery of the mold at holy glenn elementary, that school will be closed for at lee three months, now officials say white hall elementary school will also stay closed beyond next tuesday. charlotte police have arrested a carolina panthers

fan who allegedly punched another fan in the face during thursday night's game against the eagles and we do want to warn you that this video may be graphic. now, kyle adam maragee is charged with simple assault. video you are about to see is a bit disturbing here. eagles fan gene sirva of mount laurel was seated next to the victim who was his friend and they were routeing for carolina he said punches happened so quickly he didn't have time to react. >> the guy was just being a jerk in front of us, standing up, not to watch the game or to cheer anything but just to be a jerk. >> he says that his friend is a season ticket holder and does in the plan to miss any games because of the incident. pennsylvania joined 18 other states in suing the trump administration over its latest move to dismantle the affordable care act. the white house is eliminating $7 billion in subsidy payments

to even shourd, those keep premiums low for people enrolled in the aca exchanges. attorney general josh shapiro wants courts to force administration to make the payments. he said they are required by law under the aca. officials say someone stealing gasoline spark a fire at a pennsauken gas station. take a look surveillance video from the citgo station on route 130 captures the moment when an allege thief drives his cara way from the gas pump but you can see his vehicle is still connect to the fuel line the force, yanked the pump to the ground sparking a fire there, the driver had to hesitate briefly before pulling away, fortunately in within was hurt. the city of philadelphia is stepping up to help those affect by the crisis in puerto rico, a disaster assistance services center has been opened to help those hoff been displaced by the storm, "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff explains how the city is helping those in need. >> we suffered, we don't have

any power, or we don't have any water, and we do have some generators but they are not working. because of that, well, i have some family here and after the hurricane they helped me out and i came to philadelphia. >> reporter: elaine alvarez shared cell phone video to show how damaging hurricane maria was near her san juan apartment complex, and, and, do. >> and vending machines, in philadelphia's office of emergency management one stop shop for hurricane relief. people can also register for fema disaster assistance find temporary housing, even replace vital documents and medicine. >> we have seen people who lost essentially everything up here and first thing we want to do is make them comfortable assure them that their service here to support them and begin that recovery process. >> reporter: maria sanchez

says having that robust local response is especially important because of the federal efforts have lagged behind. >> we have a respond, to try, to assure people, that eventually that the bureaucracy, will, create the necessary mechanism for to us help people. >> reporter: office of emergency management says this office will be opened monday through friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. as long as need is there, more information at cbs philly.com n north philadelphia, henry rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. >> i put in a lot of hard work to get here, where i am right now and that means a lot. >> for these philadelphia students it is a day to remember, the decision that is will change their lives. it is not your typical fall saturday chelsea ingram says sunday won't be typical either, we will explain her forecast just minutes away,

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effort have been tremendous. >> philadelphia's amazon proposal is getting more support. leading financial company moody's says it considers philadelphia as the best choice for a second amazon base, moody's cited the cities , location and growing pool of skilled workers. here's hoping. all right. lets take a look at the weather, chelsea a glummy start to the day. >> look at behind you, the sky you can see low cloud, and sky is illuminated because of the cloud, city lights reflecting off of there, you cannot even see the building tops because those cloud are so low and we have reduced visibility across much of the region, especially up in the poconos and down the shore visibility is not all that great as we start your day but the fog will be lifting over the next several hours, by about 10 or 11:00 o'clock but included will dominate the forecast today. storm scan three shows that we have had a couple showers moving through the region. we have had drizzle, i ran into that on my drive-in this

morning. then even a couple showers located down the shore, generally rain chances will be decreasing, as we head into and throughout the day. temperatures are in the 60's. 62 degrees in philadelphia, down the shore it is 65 in, wildwood, we are at 65 degrees , ape, and, and, water and 50 in reading, and, and, and, we're already warmer then, and, some spots, at five to 10 degrees warmer all depending where you live and that is the trend not just today, but especially into your sunday. so if you are going out doing some fall fun festivities here's what you can expect apple picking in the morning mostly cloudy, better chance for a shower around in the morning, but then as we head in the afternoon as i said decreasing chances for showers , it will be above average, temperatures, right around the mid 70's, that is well above our average high which is actually around 67

for this time of the year and in the 69 degrees as we head into the evening hours, good idea to take the sweat shirt if you are heading to the haunted hey ride. but lots of fun going on across the region, i was at yeager's farm yesterday with the mobile weather watcher. they have a fall festival going on as well so we are looking at mostly cloudy skies for those festivities too. here is pattern that we are dealing work throughout the weekend and then next weekend or next week and it will be a change in the pattern i should say but a frontal, and, approaching the region, out, and, westerly wind, globing and it will turn gusty as we head in the afternoon that will allow cloud to break. we will see good amount of sunshine as we head into your sunday afternoon and that is in turn much warmer with highs in the lower 80's. cold front passes through and that will bring all this blue, much cooler air our way, and as with high pressure building in as we head in the start of next week.

we are warming up this weekend with that we will have a couple chances for a shower here or there and then turning much cooler as we start out next week, high temperatures only in the 60's. look at this roller coaster ride we are on and it continues this weekend with well above average highs, 82 on sunday and then drop off in the mid 60's monday. 62 degrees as we head into your tuesday. so here's what you can expect across the region today from the shore, to the poconos. seventy-five in philadelphia. seventy-four down the shore. mostly cloud with a a shower. sixty-seven for the high temperature. tonight mostly cloud which a shower possible. 65 degrees. you're witness weather seven day forecast looks like this 82 on sunday. warm and gusty in the afternoon but man, oh, man sunshine heading our way and fall like weather as we head in the start of next week, back to you. >> thanks, chelsea. mind games to help control pain, doctors say that it can be an important part of recovering from injuries, and medical procedures. health reporter stephanie stahl explains how it works in the einstein health care

science center report. >> kevin wash is finding relief from his pain immersing his mind in the 360-degree world of snow and ice, his back was severely burned in the small explosion at work. >> is there one time i did during wound care when they peeled off my bandages and i didn't really notice. >> reporter: kevin is one of the number of patients using virtual reality to help manage pain. >> to me it is a means to pull peoples attention away from very painful procedures. >> reporter: david paterson pioneered the technique. he said virtual reality helps distract the brain. >> the areas of the brain that light up with pain, light up less and there is that not processing as much. >> he using snow world using v r goggles patients hit target with snowballs, during painful medical procedures. >> overall we are seeing 35 percent reductions in pain, it is pretty typical where you see somebody's pain drop from

severe to moderate. >> reporter: for patients like kevin any relief from the pain can help on his road to recovery. researchers say that the virtual reality technology could be helpful for other patients with things like dental procedures or child birth, and some doctor are also using virtual reality to help hypnotize patients before procedures to help reduce anxiety. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cbs-3, cw philly and komen philadelphia are all teaming up, once again in the fight against breast cancer, turning our region, pink. you're looking at cooper university hospital in camden. the bellevue in center city is also a glow pink lights shining bright there. october is national breast cancer awareness month and the pink lights, of course are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant against in the fight against breast cancer. this is the 16th year for lights for the cure campaign, you can find out more information at cbs philly.com/

cure. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, burlington takes on delran one of the highlights of the friday football frenzy, that is straight ahead in "eyewitness sports". and a couple who did not let superstition stop them from saying i do a lucky day for their wedding day, when "eyewitness news" continues, stay with us.

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eagles are off to a five-one record for first time in three years carson wentz and bird taking care of business in the charlotte with the nation watching. thursday night carson threw three touchdown passes two to zach ertz that is seven in the last two games. last eagles quarterback to pull that off nick foles, right now carson has 13 touchdowns, three interception s after six games. so, no sophomore jinks for number 11. bird win 28-23. carson was pumped after the contest. >> it feels g it says a lot about the guys in the locker room. we stayed together the whole game. they did good things defensive ly. different pressure looks we have not seen. that is stuff on the short week. we found a way to win a close ballgame and that is ultimately what we struggled with last year winning on the road and winning close ballgames and we have done that successfully for the first six games. >> on defense fletcher cox

making his presence known after miss being last two games with the calf injury, the all pro is a beast, hitting cam newton's arm as he through, rasul douglas has the pick. eagles forced three interceptions and held panthers to 80-yard rushing. after the game sports director conn done bell spoke with fletcher. >> this team went on the road and you made an immediate impact. >> that was the game plan. everybody was happy for me to be back. i was pumped. i was surprised i played the way i did. missing two games in a row. but, you know, i have been work to go get this injury behind me. back to 100 percent. >> now to the nba sixers finishing preseason in kansas city, taking on the heat. home coming for joel embiid, who played at kansas but 45- mile drive to kc. here in the first quarter ben simmons to the joel off the backboard and he grabs the ball and scored. he scored five points in 15 minutes of work. sixers up by nine.

jahlil okafor, pass to jj red dick, nails that three. he scored 19. sixers turning up the d, jared bayless with the steel and break, and to ben simmons he throws it down. simmons scored 19 points. sixers cooling off the heat, 119-95. it is time for friday night football frenzy. hi leslie; wow. >> and thank you, ladies we are now in week six of the frenzy if you can believe that plenty of action around the area including two big match ups in delaware. we will start yesterday afternoon in the public league polumbo visiting roxborough, quarterback will to have run for it here. it looks like he will make it but then, shoved out. he would score on the next play. polumbo would win 30-14. lower moreland visiting valley forge military academy.

coleman kettleman, for a second touchdown of the day. valley forge gets a close win, 16-15. middletown, and he tries, by nicki johnson for touchdown middleton the winner 19-13. howard visiting saint marks, and check this fantastic run by tyhere harley , saint marks would come away with a win 23-16 the final. we will head over to new jersey, haddon heights, visiting audubon, matt connolly finding vasquez for the touchdown. audubon the winner 26-14. upper merion, pottstown, you don't see this every day, anthony wiggins in uniform, home coming king, congratulations to him. new to the game, anthony, with the touchdown pass right here to stone, upper merion would win it 27-six. finally we have pottsgrove

visiting phoenixville, this is the run of the night, play of the week, remember that name, breaking tackles. getting on in for the touchdown pottsgrove the big winner, 53-seven. time now for our game of the week and you voted to see four-zero burlington city travel to two-two delran try to spoil home coming. let's head to the side line to see if burlington city is ready. >> unaudible. >> burlington city is ready and so is delran, they storm on the field, this was a big night for burlington city's jimmy brown, check him out, nice touchdown run here to get burlington city on the board. and then guess who, brown again, this time he will make a great cut. race go into the end zone for

his second touchdown of the game. delran is not going to go down without a fight, a fantastic run here by dominic, a few cuts as he gets in for the touchdown and that will cut into the burlington city's lead, however, the night belongs to jimmy brown, and no one is going to catch him here he carried the ball 25 times, rushed for 223-yard and three touchdowns, burlington city the winner, 46-22. here's the coach. >> it was great but we are very sloppy in some areas and we have to clean it up. if we do things that we want to do as a team we have to clean up some of the stuff that we're doing. >> a great game of the week, thanks to everybody at delran for their hospitality, good luck to both teams the rest of the season. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great saturday. so you might have known yesterday was friday the 13th, for some superstitious folks friday the 13th is known with fear and bad luck but a couple

in ohio was not vinced and they decided to get married. lindsey and eric berry went before a judge and tied the k not yesterday, services was two minutes long and they were accompanied by a family and friend but that was not the original plan. >> it was not veilable so we went the day before and i called, and asked if we could do it the 13th. they said yes, so, i figured why not. >> we are pretty big halloween fans, and i thought it was kind of cool. >> floor director mike got married on the 13th his anniversary was yesterday. he thought it was fun tie. spoil era leather for these folks, nothing bad happened and wedding went off without a hitch and couple now plans to have a big wedding ceremony in april, congratulations to them that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00 here's is what coming up at 6:00. philadelphia police, tried to solved mystery surrounding the death of the man in port richmond, a weekend warning for drivers, hitting the northeast extension, the portion of highly traveled

highway, that will be shutting down this weekend. morning doesn't look so good we prom its it will get brighter, chelsea ingram's eyewitness weather forecast is coming up this saturday morning. we are right back at the top of the hour, stay with we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me?