>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. white supremecist take their message of hate to philadelphia's fairmount park and boathouse row sparking counter protests and condemnation for philadelphia mayor jim kenney. how officers were able to keep the peace. four philadelphia sheriff's deputies getting ready to go to puerto rico. hear from one of the deputies on why this deposition employment means so much. and, this is a live look this morning at center city philadelphia from our studios in spring garden. if you're hitting the road this morning, you want to watch out for fog. just how thick it is out there , and when it will clear out. >> today is sunday, october 15th, good morning, i'm jan carabeo. let's get right over to

meteorologist, matt peterson, with eyewitness weather. good sunday morning, matt. as i was driving in, a lot of drizzle hitting the windshield >> same for me. been one of those kind of mornings, dreary out, there never fear, we're go to see real nice conditions this week so we have to get through the end of our weekends, this sunday morning it is foggy, drizzly, dreary, as we were saying, but warm. so we're waking up warm and a little muggy too. so, this is what we're seeing on the storm scan3 at this point, not whole lot going on out there. again, not even all that much cloud cover showing up on storm scan because the temperature of the clouds is just about the same as temperature of the grounds. as you do get outside, saw on the room do you have camera, there is some fog, don't be surprised if get little drizzle mixed in with t visibilities for us, they're on the lower ends of things, so we have limited visibilities from reading, philly, back even down toward some of the shore points, as well, down near mile or less in a couple every spots. do be careful on area roads, even dover coming in with less

man a mile visibility. temperatures for the most part mild, hitting mid 60s, will continue to rise going through the day today before cold front sweeps through, clears us out tonight. so we sit at 66 in philly. sitting at six an in wilmington, cool spot up in mount pocono, coming in at 57. here are the winds, generally out of the south to the southwest. not too strong right now. but they will be gusting later this afternoon, maybe as high as 20 miles an hour, and they'll town stay out of the south and west until that front comes through through the overnight hours tonight. we top it out at 08 degrees later this afternoon, well above average. but i talk about what we can expect on the back side of the front coming up in just a little bit. >> sounds good, thank you, matt. new this morning, authorities are investigating after a 50 year old man is gunned down in kensington. police responded to the 200 block every east-west moore lands street just before midnight. they arrived to find that victim shot multiple times. he died at the scene. we're told investigators found a gun nearby. but they do not have a suspect

in custody. cooling protests right here in philadelphia. firm message from counter protesters and mayor jim kenney, as white nationalists. march through fairmount park. "eyewitness news" reporter alicia has more. (protest shouts). >> counter protested chanted over group of whitemarsh thinks cents near fairmount park. grew p 20 keystone united marchers right along boathouse row, statue of european explorer, the group said they organize philadelphia to defends white heritage. responders responded around the entire group to denounce the heritage every white supremacy. we cannot share much of the audio from this gathering and counter protest because much of it is laced with profanity, this interaction between two groups went on for about a half hour, few tense moments, but philadelphia police made sure to be a barrier between the white nationalists group and counter protesters.

mayor jim kenney late tonight responded to this gathering and counter protest in his sit >> i we're in a bad situation in our country right now, however, the first amendment is the first amendment. >> mayor also adding message specific to white nationalist groups. >> you're wrong. the message is you're wrong. and being white is not supreme i i just think no place in our society for that kind of hatred and that kind of white supremacy or neo-nazi. >> despite some testing moments at the rally and protest, police say it ended without incident. in the sat center, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> chester police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted an elderly woman. surveillance video of the suspect is circulating on facebook, it was originally posted by brady hall. now, police say, the man walk up to the victim at walnut, chestnut garden amounts, that's near upland street, in east 23rd street. the man pulled out a rifle and forced the woman to go behind some cars there.

he robbed and assaulted her before running away, officers searched the area, but have yet to announce any arrests. >> authorities in delaware caught up with three suspect, they say, stage add armed robbery after pizza delivery driver. take a look at this, police arrested two, 17 year old, than man, 19 year old jonathan snyder. now, authorities say the driver was met by snyder at a home in north wilmington. that's when the two teenagers armed with bb guns jumped out of some bushes wearing halloween masks, demanded pizza from the driver and money from snyder but turns out snyder was posing as customer and victim, all three now facing charges. >> well, it is now almost a month after hurricane maria and puerto rico is still struggling to recover. this morning, four philadelphia sheriff's deputies heading to the islands to help out. right now in puerto rico electricity, food, water, remain scarce atwater treatment plant just outside of san juan. people are waiting in long lines for their water actions

-- rations and clean bags every ice. seems like these that have inspired the dispute toys help out. there are people that need our help and it is our people, our american citizens that need us, for me, it is very heartfelt. i can't even put in the words how i feel. i just feel as though i feel obligate today help my people as much as possible. >> now those four men will be in puerto rico helping with relief effort there, for three weeks. corn coroner confirms two more people have died in the california wild fires, bringing the number of victims to 40. but firefighters are gaining grounds, against the deadliest wilds fires in the state's history, as chris martinez reports, largest fires now nearly 50% contained. >> from the air, you can see the massive scope of the fires burning through california's wine country. on saturday, gusty winds helped fan the flames of the fire near the town of sonoma, prompting new evacuations, embers from the blaze caught this house on fire. as firefighters work to put

out the flames, a shed nearby melted and collapsed, before our eyes. more than 9,000 firefighters are battling more than a dozen large fires across the state. officials say, overall, they are making great progress. >> the day that we have -- >> thousand of people remain evacuate from the their homes this weekend, and officials say they'll not allow them to return until the fire danger subsides. that danger on full display in this body cam video, showing first responders rushing to get people to safety last sunday night. local officials say, they're still working to assess all of the damage. >> the count stands at 5,700 damaged and destroyed structures. >> at least 20 investigators are working to figure out what caused the fires. but they say it could be weeks before they have any answers. chris martinez, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news."

>> the fires are also taking a financial toll on that region. insurers estimate the damage could top $6 billion. >> well, today is the 31st annual aids walk-run philly. and about in a hour and a half from now, 10,000 people will participate in raising money and awareness in the fight against aids. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, joins us live from the art museum where set up there is well underway. anita, good morning, big day ahead. >> good morning, jan, yes, set up is underway behind me, but imagine being part of this run for the past 30 years. and that's the riker, the executive director of the aids funds, thanks for with being with us this morning. >> thanks for being here. >> so let's talk about this mission, this new mission that you have. and also this idea of zero. >> sure. it so the mission today is to assist people when they're facing financial crisis that could impede their health. so, we assist people when maybe they have fallen behind

on their rent, about to be evicted or their utilities will be shut off. you can't be healthy for living on the street. we want people to live a long and healthy life with hiv. so because today we know we can get zero. we have all of the tools. we just have to continue to fight stigma, make sure people know about the latest prevention methods, and keep people in care and healthy, because if you're in care and healthy won't pass the virus ton somebody. >> how can we as a community fight that stigma around this infection? >> most important thing is to talk about hiv. talk about it, we don't talk about hiv enough any more. that's why an event like this is so important it, raises aware wear necessary in the community and starts the conversation. >> this conversation is specially important in our region where the rate of new infections is greater than in other areas. so, what's this event mean, what's the take away you want these 10,000 people and more to take away. >> i think the most important thing is to recognize that the

epidemic continues to impact our community. and we have made tree mends us strides in the treatment of hi v. wonderful thing. but many people have taken that progress as the epidemic over, and it is not. we need to be able to keep people in care. and that's critical. >> thank you so much, rob. so we will be here throughout the morning, and the walk will kick off at 9:00. but the run portion of the event kicks offer at 7:30, and you are still able to come down and register. but if you can't you can always donate on line. for now live at the art museum , anita oh, cbs-3, eyewitness news. >> anita, thank you. more than 100 firefighters responds when a huge fire bridges out at a california manufacturing plant. take a look at this dramatic video. we will tell you why crews were specially concerned about getting these flames under control, as quickly as possible. >> and this is a live look from the parkway central library camera. you might see some fog as you head out the door this morning for that walk or your your sunday morning brunch. meteorologist, matt peterson

will tell us how long this fog sticks around in his full forecast. we're back in just moments. stay with

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flames were threatening nearby buildings and power lines, the fire was put out in just about two hours, no one was injured, the cause is now under investigation. >> little girl found inside carnival cruise ship has died. this happened yesterday morning, police say the eight year old somehow fell from a second story balcony to lower deck about 20 feet below. now, this ship had just finished its voyage, and was docked at for the miami at the time. the incident is now under investigation. using twitter, once again to push the message for dismantling obamacare. president tweeted, quote, health insurance stocks which have gone through the roof during the obama car years plunged yesterday, after i ended their dems windfall. millions of people benefit. now, the government has paid billions to reduce obamacare costs for more than 6 million low income americans. >> turning to weather now, a bit dreary out there today.

>> fortunately. >> same thing yesterday. going to get better though? >> it is going to get better tomorrow. >> no. >> can we talk about that? >> no, it is the weekends, i need good weather for today, brunch, walks, everything? >> you know what, today won't be bad. it will be dreary here this morning, but then it will be warm this afternoon. >> okay. >> you know? >> give and take. >> yes, you get what you can get here, though, jan. getting to the transitional time where some days it is warm, some days it is cool. we have little dreary weather here this morning, take a look at the neighborhood network here. from the palmyra cove nature park shall across the delaware river in jersey. taking a look what would be the philadelphia skyline. can't even see it, we have that fog here on this sunday morning, and we're waking to up little bit of drizzle to company some of the fog, out on the roads ways here early in the day sunday, be prepared for what would be zero could be little slow go early on. as we plan the are out your sunday, you wake up, having the coffee, little foggy out

out there, mild, temperatures sitting in the mid to high 60s , early on in the day. we fin to rise, going to brunch 57 degrees, the fog gone, maybe mix every sunday and clouds, out and about later this afternoon, get to up about 08 degrees or so, then as we hit the evening time, getting ready to kind of winds down the weekend, ready for dinner, clouds are still out there temperatures still warm, hitting 754 degrees even as we get into the second half of the day into the evening time frame here on our sunday, and then really going to actually be cooling down pretty nicely tonight and into tomorrow with the front coming through. temperatures early on, drink the coffee, it is mild, check it out, 60s for pretty much everybody out there, pushing into 68 degrees right now millville. sixty-one reading, lehigh valley, well above average, mount pocono the coolest spot, that's at 57 degrees. winds, not too bad for the time being, generally out of the south to the southwest

bringing in the warm, muggy air, will feed the warm temperatures we see through the afternoon, also, see these temperatures right now, winds speeds, about five to 10 miles an hour now, climb through the afternoon, gusting maybe as high as 15 to 20 miles an hour but here is the current set up see the system, there is it, very potent colds front. that's eventually going to be sliding through. the area of low pressure itself just north of chicago, what we are watching as it tracks further to the north and east it, drags that colds front across the delaware valley later tonight. bringing with it showers for t sunday afternoon on future weather again the fock clears out, mix every sunday and clouds for our sunday afternoon, but by maybe 10:00, 11:00 we start to see the showers in the lehigh valley, so that's the front as it starts to work it way in. so again, 10:00, 11:00, showers off to the north and west, going through the rest of the overnight hours, we can see spotty showers across philly, then down into central new jersey, as well. by tomorrow morning, though, really just down near the

shore points and down into the southern delaware that's where we are seeing the morning showers on monday. monday afternoon, even into tuesday, then looking real nice. overall future rain amounts, not whole lot that we will be concerned with. talk about heavier apartments maybe down near the shore, down into delaware, philly and specially back offer to the north and west, looking at maybe tent of an inch at most. here is your seven day forecast, 80 degrees today, going with a sunshine and little bit of humidity, and then it clears out, doesn't get much more fall like than this, jan, 60s and 70s, all week long. >> glorious. thank you, matt. 18:00 now. breast cancer awareness month turns the restaurant in philadelphia spring garden neighborhood was prep any pink last night, and toasted the pink tie ball. take look, susan g. komen philadelphia's signature event for national breast cancer awareness month. police displayed their pink cards, too, many people signed it with the name of the loved one they've lot to breast cancer. our natasha brown and

stephanie stahl served as host this year's theme was the greater gatsby. >> cbs-3, the "cw philly" and komen philadelphia, are all teaming up wednesday again this year in the fight against breast cancer returning the region pink. take a look, liacouras center on temple university campus. you can see the digital display lit up there in pink. and here is our lady of lourdes medical center in camden. you can see the statue of the virgin mary lit up in pink. the pink lights of course, are a reminder to schedule a mammogram. and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. this is the 16th year the lights for the cure campaign, you can always finds out more information, at cbsphilly.com/ cure. >> well, october 10th marked worlds mental health day. mental disorders affect nearly 12% of the worlds' population, that's about 450 million people. as health reporter stephanie stahl explains, the royal family is now helping to bring attention to mental health.

>> the young royals are promoting well-being through their heads together campaign. >> happy world, mental health day. >> during their official visit , the princes william and harry in the g many people struggling with mental health issues. >> like addiction, family break-down, unresolved child hoot mental health problems were often the problem. >> for this worlds mental health day, a bang done stiff upper lip poor more open conversation was mental illness. >> this is just one every hundreds of tea and talk events, where people can speak honestly. >> myself esteem has always been sort of on the floor and that kind of rating myself, voice that never, ever shutdown. >> experts say millions every people around the worlds have a variety of mental health conditions, depression being most prominent. >> there is still some stigma attached to talking about mental health struggles. >> counselor with the philadelphia department of behavior health says recent

study showed many teenagers here are also struggling. >> over 30% of philadelphia high school student reported feeling hopeless or helpless for two weeks or more. and that's higher than the national average. >> in the u.s. the national alliance says almost 44 million americans experience mental health illnesses in any given year. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> still ahead on "eyewitness news": if you have watched the pennsylvania ballet perform, you have likely also heard her perform. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we'll introduce you to the pennsylvania ballet's principal bee anis, has been with the company now for 45 seasons. hear why she almost quit, though, and just how long it took her to master her skills. we will be right back.

>> the pennsylvania ballet newest season is underway at the academy of music. this year it is longest tenured member is celebrating a huge milestone. it is her 45th season with the company. and over that time, she has spent countless hours practicing and has performed in hundreds of ballets. chant cents are, though, never seen her. >> ♪ >> they're athleticism is remarkable. their grace, breathtaking. without a doubt, the pennsylvania ballet is full of

extraordinary artists. but the dancers are only one piece of a grand puzzle, without her they'd never get off the grounds. >> i remember saying to a friends, i remember discontinuingly, i hope i get to play for them some day. here it is, 45 years later, i never left. >> now, has claim her spot behind the piano at the pa ballet for 45 seasons. she is now the principal pianist, but it has been a long journey, and at first, the job was daunting. >> went home every night crying for a month, driving down kelly drive, just a mess, i thought i'm not going to be able to keep this job. i can't do it, so hard. >> i knew virtually nothing, i knew plia, that's about it, i'm not trained as a dancer, we had to learn each other's language. >> accompanying a dancer isn't just about playing the notes.

martha knows the choreography, too. it is vital in order to make a rehearsal like this one seamless. but it took martha a decade to master the skill now it's second nature. >> i'm sensing their movement, and i've always got the sensation of the orchestra in my minds. >> and this ballet, the sleeping beauty; extremely physical. it is particulars hours playing a day. when the dancer rehearse the whole show, that's 225 pages every music. but, over the four plus decades, it has never felt like work. martha credit artistic director, she calls brilliant, and of course the dancers. >> at the very fulfilling. i was happy from the beginning , never occurred to me anything else. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> she is absolutely incredible. martha hasn't thought about retirement too much, either, does teach on the side, and is

mentoring the next generation for pa ballet. for now her main folk thus this season. when you hear the keyboard during any show, that's her. the sleeping beauty runs through october 22nd. >> well, this morning, runners and walkers are up early to log miles for a good cause. anita? >> 10,000 people are expect the to participate in the 31st . i'm anita oh, at the art museum, coming up, new mission they have this year. and how you can help. >> and the people behind the oscars vote to expel disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein. the tough words they have for weinstein, and the actress now joining the long list of women accusing him of sexual assault we will be right back.

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>> the aids walk happening in center syd i today, a lot of road closures in the area, as well, but first we want to start with the forecast. and as you wake up, and head out the door today you might be getting up to go on a walk or to go on a walk tore have brunn every. something like. that will you're going to be encountering some wet their matt peterson is calling down

right -- his technical sperms. >> i was going to call the technical terms gross, but you see, you stole my thunder, no pun intended but again just dreary kind of sloppy start to our sunday, unfortunately. we're in the jug dealing with the fog and the drizzle here in fill. you head back down toward the delaware shore points, not any better. check out the boardwalk plaza there down in re heck it on the neighborhood network. just dreary wet and pretty nasty start to the day, unfortunately, now it is not going to stay this way, all day long. we have the patchy morning fog here early on, then we will see some sunshine, as we get into the afternoon hours with patchy morning fog, eventually burning off. now, our heat is going to crank up through the afternoon , high temperatures are going to be up near 80 degrees. and that humidity will be a little bit higher, too, visibility, for the most part, is spotty, i should say, the fog kind of patchy and spotty here this morning, with areas that are getting highly affected, reds g, philly,

trenton back down toward dover that's where we're seeing the lowest visibilities at this point. so again, if you are driving around the lil high valley or here in philly early on this morning, do be careful on the area roads. southwesterly winds are on the rise, as we go through the day today, we will be looking for wind gusts out of the south and the west to be maybe as high as 20 miles per hour, so seeing some warm air being brought into the region here early on this morning, that's why we're sitting in the 60s, check out the hour by hour forecast, we top it out to 80 later this afternoon. >> not ready for yet. >> yes, thank you, matt, we will get back to you. new this morning, an overnight shooting in west mt. airy, a man was gunned down just outside of germantown church of the brethren near sharpnack street. that will shooting happened just after 1:00 a.m. now the victim is in critical condition. police tell us they did finds a gun, on the scene there, but have yet to make any arrests. >> well, dueling protests right here if philadelphia. white nationalists marking

through fairmount, marching through fairmount park, are met by outrage, counter protesters. the group of white nationalists rallied yesterday , near a statue of a european explore ear near boat house row. the group said they organized around it to doo fend white heritage. counter protesters responded denouncing the message, late last night, mayor jim kenney sounded off. >> you're wrong, the message is you're wrong. and being white is not supreme i just think there is no place in our society for that kind of hatred, and that casino every white supremacy or neo that the sim. >> philadelphia's police department was made aware of the white nationalist rally ahead of time, as a precaution they had number of officers present. this interaction between the two groups went on for just about a half hour. it was described as mostly peaceful. >> police are still trying to figure out who killed a man found dead in a northern liberties recording studio. the discovery was made in the basement of superior sound

studios, yesterday morning, that's at thirds and willow. police say the victim is 30 years old, he was stabbed and shot several times. officers also found a bloody screwdriver near the body. the victim's name has not yet been released, no arrest haves been made. >> more fall-out now for the sexual harrassment scandal involving half weinstein. the board that produces cents the oscars has ousted the movie mogel from it membership , as we report, it happens as another actress is accusing weinstein of sexual misconduct. >> harvey weinstein's fall from a list to out cast, now includes a rebuke from hill wood's elite. 594 member boards of the academy of motion picture arts and sciences voted saturday to revoke weinstein's lifetime membership. in a statement, board of governors said it over well overwhelmingly agreed on the oscar ouster, not simply just to separate ourselves from someone who does not respect

the respect every his colleagues, but also to send a message that the era of wilfull ignorance, shameful column police at this and sexual predatory behavior and workplace harrassment in our industry is over. academy rarely exercises its power to expel a member. dozens of women have accused the movie mogel of misconduct, including, sexual assault. now, harvey's brother and business partner bob weinstein is also speaking out. he told the hollywood reporter : i have a brother that's in defensible and crazy i want him to get the justice he deserves. i'm mortified and discussed by my brother's actions, and i'm sick for the victims, and i feel for them. that list every accusers now includes actress eva green. she told variety she pushed weinstein away after he fos dollars himself on her in paris. she said the incident left her shocked and discussed. cbs news.

>> today is the 31st annual aids walk-run philly. in just about an hour now, 10,000 people will participate in raising money and awareness if the fight against aids. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, joins us live this morning, from the art museum with more on this special cause. good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan well, organizers say that events like these are specially important in our area, rate of new hiv inspection three times greater than the rational average. set up still underway here, but as you can me? last year's video the turn out quite large. >> this year expecting 10,000 people to participate, and have asked each person to raise at least $50, do the math, a lot of money raised for research and fighting the stigma. also, free hiv at the time g here at the event. and rob rickert, the executive director of the aids funds, explains the important work that's being done. >> the most important thing is to recognize that the epidemic continues to impact our

community. and we have made tremendous strides in the treatment of hi v. and this is a wonderful thing. many people have taken that progress, as the epidemic is over. and it is not. we need to be able to keep people in care. and that's critical. >> and that's exactly why all of these people are gathering here this morning. the run portion of the event kicks offer at 7:30, the walk will kick offer at 9:00. you're still free to come down here and register, but if you're not able to make it you can always donate on line. anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> good reminders, we'll get back out to you. >> persistent rain is making it tough for people to enjoy the popular chicago river walk and that's because the chicago river flooded. just how much longer the windy city will be dealing with the wet weather. we will explain coming up. >> going through security can be one of the biggest hassles of traveling, right? well, we'll take you behind the scenes at philadelphia international airport, as the

tsa explains the method behind those security procedures, we will be right back.

>> never in my entire life. >> the area has been dealing with the wet weather, all weekends long, but relief is in site. conditions there are expected to clear up, later tonight. well, not to that extent, but we've had a little rain and drizzle in our area this weekend. >> yes, it has been a little bit on the damp and dreary side, like you said. now, i won't give it a total, you know, kind of awful grade for the weekends because it has been warm enough, that even though it has been a little bit dreary, it has been a little bit cloudy, if you've been outside, it has felt decent, anyway, now, here this morning, it is definitely a warm, mild start to sunday to say the least. up looking toward reading, little bit tough to seep, but there is some fog, there is the drizzle coming down here early on in the day, but temperatures sitting at 62 degrees, very, very warm air, getting brought into the region on the back of some

strong southwesterly win right now, as we wait for a cold front to common through. and as we get a look at the headlines for today, it will be little warm, sticky out there, for our sunday afternoon, again, waiting for the colds front to come through tonight, and clear us out, and it will, than will lead into a much more fall- like week ahead. we will see temperatures maybe even into the 60s, some morning lowe's down in to the 40's, at times, show you your seven day forecast, and what we can see cooler air working its way in. now, today we get up to high of 08 degrees later this afternoon, after the patchy morning fog burns off. we go with a mix every sunday and clouds, throughout the afternoon, and these strong southwesterly winds, five to 15 miles per hour, bring in the warmer air, that's why we get all the way to 80 degrees, but to put this in perspective for you, on average, last day of 08 degrees here if ill if i , october 7th, today, of course, october 15th. so, we are well past that average last date for 80 degrees or more. however, the latest that we've ever seen 08 degrees, that's

november 15th so hospital from today, back to 83. overall past the average date for warm temperatures, but not totally un come ton see some of the warm air this late into the season. now, temperatures here this morning, we sit at 66 degrees, right now, here in fill. put this in perspective for you. our average high for this date , 67 degrees, so just barely below average high temperature here, only 6:45 this morning. temperatures across the rest of the area besides the 66 in philly, 68 in millville, 64 this morning in allentown, six an in trenton, so it is mild across the board, no matter where you are. >> here are the winds speeds, picking up as we go through the day, right now about five to 10 miles per hour generally out of the south to the southwest, again, look for more of that kind of five to 15-mile per hour range this afternoon. as the front gets closer and closer those winds will get stronger and stronger. we could, again, see maybe 20- mile per hour or so winds gust today.

so, it is finally going to be fall-like. we have the colds front. comes on through tonight. showers are possible across the entire area through the nighttime hours tonight. maybe hanging on a little bit early on into the day on monday. overall, though it, really looks as high pressure is going to set until as we get into tuesday, and that will continue to be our main weather player as we get even into the middle of the week as well, some sunshine for us, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and maybe even into friday. so, this is with a we're looking for, as the front comes through, showers develop tonight, maybe about 10:00 or so. north and west of the city. they break apart moving east, remaining relatively light as it pushes through philly. the rain that s heaviest amounts could be down near the shore. maybe cull elf tents of an inch to half inch every rain as you head down towards the shore points in jersey as well as delaware. 80 degrees for the high, after the front comes through, here comes fall. sixty-four tomorrow. sixty-three on tuesday. tuesday's morning low, 42. break out the jackets and the sweater ers and the sweatshirts. then back up into the seasonably warm range, jan,

wednesday, thursday, friday, with the low 70s there, so really looking very, very nice i give that seven day forecast an a-plus. >> look at all of the sun. love it. thank you, matt. it is now 6:45, and time to check the roads. >> construction, northeast extension close cod meme lurks causing some headaches for drivers. >> schedule to clear around 4:00 tomorrow morning, further west on the turnpike we have work in the westbound lanes. >> e-zpass exit and downingtown, left lane block, there roadway is wet. seeing some fog, there as well , so you want to slow down in that area. >> and finally, even more construction work this morning , this is a live look at 76, at gladwynn, crews still out working on the ongoing milling and paving project. >> that's not new to anyone traveling the roads on the weekends there is morning

right lane blocked between gulph mills, city avenue, watch out for. that will in the cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller , back to you. >> thank you. hundreds cents of waiters took part in an unusual race in argentina take a look, each year waiters from eateries all over the country there race through the streets, caring a tray full of drinks. they have to get to the finish line without any spill and. this year more than 400 men and women competed in the 1 mile race. oh, my. the winner in each category takes home a trophy and a thousand bucks. >> well, passing through security can be one of the biggest hassles of flying: ts a now want you to understand the reasonable behind the security procedures, "kyw news radio," reports from philadelphia's international airport. >> frustrating pat downs, inconvenient searches, are now post 911 norms around the country. transportation security admit wants to you know they have a good reason to check your

laptops, and have you take offer your shoes. >> common items you see every day, modify it in a way that you can't tell just by looking at it. >> says shoes, shaving cream, drinks, are sometimes more than what you see, because they all can be used as bombs. >> slightly modified, turns into something that's much more dangerous, smuggle explosives in the liner of the shoe. so you take one, put it with two, then it causes the aircraft to come down. >> says believe it or not, people have tried to bring toy hands grenades onto planes, both of which are banned items how often does someone try to bring a grenade onto a plane. >> a lot actually. >> say tsa agent get more than 100 hours every training each year, to look for and detect items they say should not be on the plane.

>> basically trained on every aspect of their job. >> they say you need to do your due diligence to make sure trip from take off to landing is as safe as possible >> make sure don't take any liquids, check the website, check at ps a on twitter and just prepare before you come to the airport. >> says if your items are confiscated they'll become property of the state. justin, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> carving pumpkins is a halloween tradition, and right now thousands are putting on a show at fairmount park. we will show you some of the very cool pumpkins on display there, and how carvers turn the pumpkins into works of art

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>> to college football, homecoming down at the linc for temple, they took on uconn , the owls looking to move over the 500 mark on the season, the huskies looking to rebounds after giving up 70 points to memphis last week. thirds quarter, owls down seven. brian, hitting wide open, on new some, backfields, for 6 yards touchdown, the owls down 14. temple will respond. logan, takes wide open eye see a wright in the end zone, 9- yard touchdown, and the owls cut the deficit to seven. next, possession, march drops back. yukon tyler kyle, makes the interception, and he's gone. this is a 34-yard pick, and huskies beat the owls 28-24. >> ivy league action, pen on the road taking on unbeaten columbia a this game went into over time after penn kicked the fields goal, and throwing a strike to josh wainwright for a 24-yard gain winning touchdown. columbia ends their 20 year losing streak to the quakers

34-31 the final. a battle of two top, 20 teams, 11th ranked villanova facing james madison. to todd summers, cats get on the board, later james madison 's brian shore throws down the side line, eldridge leaping for the catch. diving into the end zone, james madison takes cares of the wildcats 30 to eight. the six remembers back to practice today, preparing for wednesday night season opener against the wizards, they made couple of roster moves, for humphreys and center. the american league championship is her sees game two, yankees, game tide, bottom of the ninth. carlos with line drive into the right center fields gap. jose, on his horse, trying to score from first, gary sanchez drops the throw at the plate. jose will score. astros take game two, two to one, leave of best of seven series two games to nothing. game three tomorrow in the bronx. that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, have a

great day. >> and the national league championship series between the dodgers and the cubs is now underway. in the top of the fourth inning there, alberts, homered , little son contreras scored to put the cubs up two to nothing, but in the bottom of the sixth, chris taylor hit tiebreaking homer giving the dodgers three to two lead. the dodgers added two more runs, and beat the cubs five to two. game two is at dodgers stadium tonight 7:30. >> back here at home, halloween decorations are popping up around the region, fairmount park, there is dazzling display of jack o'lanterns, it is called glow. jack-o-lantern experience. and our vittoria woodill takes us behind the scenes for a look at how glow comes alive. >> hop on over to west fairmount park this october. pumpkins are taking over. the glow is a jack-o-lantern experience for all age, without the spook. because here it is not about

the fright, it is about the breitbart. take this walking tour, and you'll see more than 5,000 hand carved, artisan jack o lanterns lighting the way. >> you'll see certain themes like under the sea, dinosaurs, winter wounds r lands, local philly celebrities, street arts. >> you'll even see live artists hack away at pumpkins uncovers faces under the skin. >> sucker for details, depth, texture,. >> will, one of the pumpkin carvers, here to help me, i mean, us be better carvers. showing off few tricks like using clay sculpting tools, for 3d faces. >> anything that makes a mark, you can use, but this is what i prefer. >> okay? >> now for someone at home had who is a amateur jack o lantern turn, which tool would you advise them to be the most important? >> the bigger the better. this is what is going to get you started right here. >> first scratch the surface of nice big pumpkin.

>> then think of depth. what goes in, and what goes out. >> your eyes will be set in, your nose comes out, your chin comes out. >> keep on carving. >> man, give a kid one every these, they'll be preoccupied for hours. >> for hours, absolutely. >> spending time to trust the process. >> she is a little botched. but -- >> but she is still cute. >> she has got t great. >> you think snow. >> absolutely. just got to get more detail into it. >> his final snip. >> important to take a couple of steps back, keep looking at your work. >> right now i'm like what is it? >> (laughing). >> vittoria woodill, cbs 3, " eyewitness news." >> pretty cool. that's it for "eyewitness news " at 6:00. here's what we have coming up for you at 7:00. >> we've created this platform to allow our fans to engage more closely with the team. >> let's get you into shape. how the eagles can help you burn some calories.

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. dueling protests, white supremecist, and counter protesters, face-off in fairmount park. what the mayor is now saying about their message. plus: the fires keep burning, and more home own remembers forced from their homes, in much of california. burr fire fight remembers now starting to gain control, as they battle those flames. >> and, several members of philly's fine rest now on their way to puerto rico how they're helping in the hurricane effort. >> today is sunday, october 15th. good morning, i'm jan carabeo, another dryer i start to the day. let's get right over to matt peterson eyewitness weather. good sunday morning, matt, not whole lot of fog out there unfortunately. >> it is out there. the drizzle he will is out there. >> not great mng >> pretty miserable start to the day unfortunately, good news for us, it is going to be warm this afternoon, we will