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>> firm message from counter protesters as white national lifts march through fairmount park. tonight at 11:00 the philadelphia mayor is saying about this pair of protests. good evening, natasha is o off. i'm joe holden. it was clash of ideologies the protests were loud but mostly peaceful. "eyewitness news" reporter alicia nieves is live in the sat center with the details. >> joe, philadelphia' police department was made aware of today's white nationalist rally ahead of time as aprication the department had number of officers present and that precaution of course comes after months of similar gatherings in other parts of the country where these kind of -- these kind of protests became violent and in some cases even deadly. >> no nats cease, no kkk, no fascist usa. >> around 4:00 in the afternoon counter protester chaned over a group of white nationalist of fairmount park. they rallied near a statue just along boat house row the statue

is of european explorer the group said they organized around it to defend white heritage. counter protesters responded organizing around this entire group to denounce the heritage of white supremacy. we cannot share much of the audio from this gathering and counter protests because much of it is lace width pro fan nat. interaction between the two groups went on for half an hour. few tense moments but philadelphia police made sure to be barrier between the white nationalist group and counter protesters. mayor jim kenney responded to this gathering and counter protest in the city. >> we're in really bad situation in our country right now. however, the first amendment is the first amendment. >> the mayor adding a message specific to white nationalist groups. >> you're wrong. the message is you're wrong. and being white is not being -- is not supreme. i just think there's no place in our society for that kind of hatred and that kind of white supremacy or neyo naziism. >> despite testy moments at

rally in protest police say it ended without incident. reporting live in the sat center, alicia nieves cbs cbs3 i "eyewitness news". >> chester police are asking for the public's help to identify a man wanted for sexually assaulting an elderly woman at gun point. surveillance video of the suspect is now circulating on facebook. it was originally posted by brady hall. chester police are now encouraging people to share. officers say the suspect approached the victim in the walnut chestnut garden apartment complex early yesterday morning with a rifle. they say he robbed her, forced her behind cars and assaulted her. anyone with information should call chester police. police are investigating the brutal killing of a man found stabbed shot to death in northern liberties recording studio. the discovery was made at superior sound studios at third and willow around 7:30 this morning. detectives say the 30-year-old victim was stabbed and shot several times.

they found a bloody screwdriver near his body. the victim's name has not been released non arrests have been made. investigators have identified the body pulled from the schuylkill river near walnut street on thursday. the philadelphia medical examiner says he is 58-year-old philip right our found with gunshot wound to his forget. he was the entrepreneur behind the app emergency. and was featured on the reality tv show shark tank. the search is on for the driver wanted in a deadly hit-and-run crash in port richmond. police say a man was struck and killed nearly a gain knee and tulip around 2:30 this morning. eyewitness says a car drove around a broken down tractor trailer and may have hit the victim. we are told that car was seen speeding. police continue to investigate the deadly crash. firefighters are gaining ground in their battle against the deadliest wildfires in california history. at least 38 people are dead

nearly 6,000 homes and businesses are destroyed. authorities say right now two of the largest fires are nearly 50% contained. overall they say they are making progress in battling the more than 20 wildfires. >> the good news the wind while it blew in certain locations here in the napa valley, it didn't make as strong as they predicted at valley fort or ridges. we're still not out of the woods. there's wind but happy to say it's not as strong as it could have been. >> the fires are taking a massive financial toll on the region. insurers estimate the damage could top $6 billion. to hollywood now where the board behind the oscar awards has ousted hollywood producer harvey weinstein. this as another actress accuses weinstein of sexual misconduct. john shoe mew has more. >> reporter: harvey weinstein's fall from a list to outcast includes rebuke from

hollywood's elite. the 54 member board of the academy of motion picture arts and sciences voted saturday to revoke weinstein's lifetime membership. in a statement the board of governors said, it overwhelming agreed on the oscar out of the not simply to separate ourselves from someone who does not merit the respect of his colleagues but also to send message that the era of willful ignorance and shameful complicity in sexually predatory behavior and workplace harassment in our industry is over ". the academy rarely exercises its power to expel a member. dozens of women have accused movie mogul of misconduct including sexual has salt. now, harvey's brother and business partner bob weinstein is also speaking out. he told the hollywood reporter, i have a brother that is up defensible and crazy. i want him to get the justice he deserves. i'm mortified and disgusted by my brother's actions and i am sick for the victims and i feel

for them. >> that list of accusers now includes actress eva green. she told variety she push weinstein away after he forced himself on her in paris a few years ago. she said the incident left her shocked and disgusted. >> john shoe moo, cbs news. a day after announcing the federal government will end government subsidies for health insurers the president took to twitter to further his case to dismantle the affordable care act. the president tweeted, health insurance stocks which have gone through the roof during the obamacare years plunged yesterday after it end the their dems wind fall! ". >> he weren't on to write, very proud of my executive order. millions every people benefit. the government has paid millions do reduce obamacare cost for 6 million low income americans. former trump chief strategist is predicting the president will easily be re-elected in 2020.

city ba non spoke at the family research council voter summit that washington today. >> i hate to break the news to carter and the good vokes at vanity fare but, trump will not only finish this term. he'll win with 400 electoral votes in 2020. >> vanity fare quoted two sources say bannon believed president trauma wop not complete his first term. bannon also accused the republican establishment of trying to sabotage the president's agenda. former democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton took a swipe at president trump in great britain today. she spoke at swan see university in wales. >> instead of bringing people together, we have leaders who stoke our divisions, try to distract us with controversy after controversy and undermine free speech and the press. >> the university presented clinton with honoree doctorate

for her work to help family and children. it renamed it's college of law the hillary clinton rodham school of law. >> more help for puerto rico is on the way. >> there are people that need our help and those are our people, those are american citizens that need you. >> why these members of the philadelphia sheriff's department are taking matter noose their own hands to offer assist tans on the island of struggling americans. plus, some familiar faces going pink. a formal affair to honor those battling against breast cancer. >> a sunda sun summer sunday lie sunday in store. what one do we expect highs in the 60s in your full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> later you could call izzi a miracle dog. where families found this dazed animal after

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the town of dell rad dough 15 miles from san juan. people are waiting for their water rations and clean bags of ice from the local water treatment plant. it's scenes like these have that inspired locals to continue relief efforts. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has more on who is heading to the island from the philadelphia's sheriff's department. >> the send off strong. the connection to the mission even stronger. >> for my people. for my people. >> reporter: for 21 days, four men from the philadelphia sheriff's office will be in puerto rico helping with disaster relief. >> three weeks from now we come back home and they still have to live there and deal with all of this -- all the devastation of the hurricane. >> reporter: inspector michae michael, sergeant joshua perez and deputy sheriff officers each have ties to puerto rico. >> there are people who need our help and those are our people. those are american citizens that need us. >> reporter: from philadelphia they watched helplessly as hurricane maria ravaged the island and have still been

unable to reach family members there. >> words cannot explain the devastation report roar after seeing that footage inspector bass stone the office's highest hispanic deputy went to the sheriff humid immediately gave the green light to send a team. >> these deputies input can save life and that's what it's about. >> this trip would not be possible without support from the sheriff's office and the american red cross helping to make sure that when they're on the ground the supply which is get to the people and the places that need them the most. to prevent further burdening island lacking food and water each will be pack wagon they can. >> all this packing has to be done in one bag. you can imagine how much we're trying to get out to survive during this three-week period. >> they'll leave comfort behind they hope to bring much healing and hope. >> for me it's very heartfelt. i can't even put into words how i feel. i just feel it's meant to be and i feel obligate to do help my people as much as possible. >> reporter: anita oh, cbs cbs3

"eyewitness news". jennifer lopez alex rodriguez and mark anthony teamed up to make a difference for people impacted by natural disasters one voice concert kicked off tonight in my am knee, in order at the marlins park and also in los angeles. money raised from the concerts will provide, food, shelter, power and communications for people living without. new fall celebration is underway in manayunk. many turn out for the first ever manayunk harvest fest today. "eyewitness news" was in pretzel park. there's something for everybody. live music, home grown food, shopping centers and more. the festival started off with 5d run. proceeds from the race used to help improve and maintain pretzel park. it was a block party with a purpose in south philadelphia today. "eyewitness news" along the 1800 block of moyaminsing avenue. the block part was held in honor of ed mcbride had passed away in june.

mcbride was the president of the edward o'malley athletic association. proceeds will help fund the association's many activities. vie restaurant was deck out tonight for the pink tie ball. the pink tie ball is susan g. komen philadelphia's signature event for national breast cancer awardness month. smyrna police displayed its pink car and many signed it with the name of a loved one they lost to breast cancer. there she is our natasha brown served as mistress of ceremoni ceremonies. >> wahoo! >> looking pretty in pink. >> cbs3 the cw philly and komen philadelphia are teaming up once again in the fight against breast cancer by turning the region pink. here's a look at the lea core las center on temple university's campus and our lady of lords medical center in camden has a little pink on top shining brightly. october is national breast cancer awardness month. and the pink lights are a reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight

against breast cancer. this marks year 16th in the lights for the cure campaign. you can get all the information at cbsphilly.com/cure. rewinding the tape to our natasha brown. >> sure. >> pink tie event. >> so beautiful. >> very nice. >> red cress. great event. >> great event and nice night to be outside. >> yeah. not too bad. feeling mild but if you like the mile temperatures, take it all in. because fall is returning with a vengeance. >> august part two is over. >> august part two is coming to a conclusion. as we head into next week. conditions are mild right now as we get live look from our library cam center city philadelphia. you can see those low clouds looming, some of that fog settling in with all the moisture hanging around sunday will be a humid day and another unseasonably warm october day for us. temperatures right now extremely mild. we're at 66 degrees. we're still sitting near our average high temperature right now as we get live look at

philadelphia dressed in pink the skyline is. southeasterly winds at about 3 miles per hour and so far this october we know has been on the toasty side our average temperature in philadelphia running about eight and a half degrees above the normally above normal fo for september and belw normal nor october. few people still out there a couple see them out there strolling the boards on a saturday evening. getting a little late. people are heading in. mild conditions but that fog is settling in across the area. reducing visibilities. temperatures still up. upper 60s right now down the shore. 67 in wilmington. mid 60s in berks county the lehigh valley. mill 50's in the poconos but we have a cold front up wind you can see where that cold front is positioned right now ahead of the boundary near 80 degrees in st. louis. behind the boundary 48 degrees right now in twin cities. that cold front is in our future. ahead of the boundary a line of showers and imbed thunderstorm moving through the lower midwest when the cold front drops in

late tomorrow night and into early morning we can see a few showers generated by all is quite right now on storm scan3. we do those low clouds looming as well as that fog reduced visibles at our reporting sights down to 4 miles in ac. 7 miles in philadelphia. overnight tonight, keeping it cloudy areas of fog an little bit of drizzle as well. temperature only falling back to 64 degrees. another warm day. temperatures running about 15 degrees above the average cloud deck breaks up a bit as we head into the afternoon a humid day and our actual -- record high temperature for tomorrow is 87. so we won't be too far from that. checking in on hurricane ophelia just incredibly rare system. a category three major hurricane only hurricane on record or major hurricane to form so far northeast as we head into the next several days it will turn extra tropical. but still be at strong tropical storm strength when it makes an impact on, yes, ire land. the strongest system to impact that nation since 1961.

just crazy. but closer to hem conditions pretty quiet. future weather showing us we keep clouds throughout the overnight. areas of drizzle a light shower possible into the early morning hours. sunshine breaking out as we head into the afternoon. quiet in the evening hours and cloud deck returns with a lot of showers that break down into tomorrow night and errly monday morning before we see clearing throughout the day on monday. and temperatures dropping on down but planning your sunday, mild for your coffee that falling and drizzle still around as we head to brunch clouds around 72 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow in the low 80s and then middle askings on monday. much lower humidity. breezy conditions. and definitely feeling like fall as we head into midweek. 43 degrees tuesday morning. that is going to feel chilly but what beautiful stretch of weather sunshine highs in the 60s and 70s next week. >> leslie and i were just talking. we're not confident in november we'll have to turn the air back on. >> maybe one more time. >> maybe one more time. i don't know. >> oh, boy.

>> lauren, thank you. >> leslie what are we working here tonight. >> lot of college ball today and it was homecoming for the temple owls. could the alumni enjoy that are time at the linc. >> the flyers home opener in the center. they put on quite a show. sports is next.

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home opener tonight fort flyers they took on the capitals in the league's top goal scorer alec ovechkin the orange and black went two-two to start the seas season. no score in the first. vorachek with a pass to contour eighty three. the flyers will take the lead. second period the flyers up tw two-one. jake vorachek nice move to the captain defense slides the puck over to wayne simmons who scores and the night guys go up three-one. later in the period the flyers still dominating this time vorachek to core tour eighty three, lights the lamp. >> the score is four-one. third period orange and black in

complete control. scott lawton he scores. lawton, drew and core tour eighty three were two goals a piece. the flyers crush the caps eight-two. >> good start. good team evident. all four lines rolled. you know, fourth line there, they create a lot of stuff tonight. you know, it shows down the lineup afterwards. >> played good game. i mean i don't remember last time that we won eight-two or something like that. so, um, it's good to have game like that. especially after last game we played against montreal tough one to lose, but guys rebounded pretty good. >> to college football homecoming town at the linc for foam temple they look on u couldn't. owls looking to move over the 500 mark on the season. the huskies looking tore bound after giving up 70 points to memphis. wide open knew some in the back field for 6-yard touchdown the owls down 14. temple responds right here. logan march chi hits a wide open

isaia wright in the end zone there for 9-yard touchdown. the owls cut that deficit to seven. next owl potion, march chi dropping back but u couldn't tyler coil reads that play making that interception and he's gone. the 34-yard pick six huskies beat the owls 28-24. ivy league penn on the road taking unbeaten columbia that game goes into overtime. after penn kicked a field goal the lions quarterback andres hill throws a strike to wayne white for 24 year game winning touchdown. so columbia ends their 20 year losing streak to the quakers 3 34-31. a battle of two top 20 teams in fcs villanovville notify facs madison. cats down 16 hoy zero. they get on the board. later on james madison brian shore throws throws down the side line to david he would ridge. diving into the end storm.

son beat the wildcats 30-eight. >> sixers are off. they prepare for went night season opener against the wizards they make a couple of roster removes releasing a guard, a forward and center. they finish up the preseason against the hit. joel embiid struggling. ben simmons had great game scoring 19 points. nine for 11 shooting to go along with seven boards and five assists the sixers beat the heat 119-95 and how about those flyers? >> oh, man. >> hate-two. >> very convincing. >> looking good. on fire. thank you, leslie. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a little girl with a big her steps p in when it counts using her swimming skills to save li life. >> i saw, i need to save that kid because no one else could save him but me because i was underwater at that moment. >> ahead how she managed to pull a child to safety while making

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>> i went under water and grabbed him with only this hand, then i got him to a low step because i couldn't carry him no more, then the adults came and did everything else. >> bravo! the parents performed cpr and thanked sophia for her quick response. the parents say the little boy is expected to be okay. >> izzi, here, izzi, izzi, come here baby. >> oh, my god. >> eyes see. >> oh, my god. >> here, baby. >> in california, izzi is a miracle dog. jack weaver and patrick walk around police barricades to save a family pet they believed that died in the wildfires. the amazing reunion has gone viral on facebook giving many impacted some much needed hope. and we'

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