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 see little bit of sunshine at

times later today as well. so, there is a light at the end of the tunnel, both figure tiffly, literally, with sunshine later today. but outside right now, on storm scan3, you can see, there is some shower activity, the more heavy rain the coast, at this point, but, again, it is drizzly, it is foggy out there. and here is your proof. this is a picture from our rooftop cam here at " eyewitness news," and you can't even see one and two liberty place, you can't see the comcast tower, only couple of blocks away from us here at our station at spring garden. now, to go along with the foggy and dreary weather, it is the warm temperatures. we are waking up, it is 66 degrees, very mild, on this sunday morning, southwesterly winds, about 5 miles an hour, so south and west, that's the main thing that we're looking at with the winds. coming in out of the south and west, bring the warm and muggy air with it, that's why temperatures here not just 66 in philly but seeing hi, 60s, in a few areas back down toward the shore, millville,

wildwood, both at 67 degrees. again, very mild air sitting over top of the region. dew points are on the high side, too, so little sticky out there, it is muggy waking up this sunday morning being be prepared for that as you step out the door, and looking at the forecasted high temperatures across the region , all the way up to 8 degrees here in philly, looking at pretty of 70s across the rest of the delaware vale, but cold run comes through tonight, i'll tell you what comes through with it, how cool. >> thank you very much. 7:02, new this morning, authorities are now investigating after a 50 year old man is gunned down in kensington. police responded to the 200 block of east-west moreland street, just before midnight. they arrived to find the victim shot multiple times, he died, there at the scene, we're told investigators found a gun nearby but no suspect in custody. another shooting now, this one in kensington, also under investigation this morning. police say a 47 year old man was shot in the chest. this shooting happened about an hour ago. near the intersection of

emerald and atlantic streets. the victim is now in stable condition. we're told the gun was also found on this scene, along about four shell casings, so far, no arrests. dueling protests, right here in philadelphia. affirm message from counter protesters, and, mayor jim kenney, as white nationalists march through fairmount park. "eyewitness news" reporter alicia has more. >> counter protesters chanted over a group every white nationalists near fairmount park. the group of roughly 20 keystone united members, rallied near a statue just along boathouse row. the statue is of a european explorer the group said they organized around it to defends 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 protest, because much of it is layed when profanity. this interaction between the two groups went on for about a

half hour, there were few tense moments, but philadelphia police made sure to be a barrier between the white nationalist group, and counter protesters. mayor jim kenney late tonight responded to this gathering and counter protest in his sit >> i we're in a really bad situation in our country right now, however, the first amendment is the first amendment. >> the mayor also adding a message specific to white nationalist groups. >> you're wrong. the message is you're wrong. and being white is not supreme i just think it is -- there is no place in our society for that casino every hatred, and that kind of white supremacy and neo-nazi. >> despite testing moments at the rally and protest, police say it ended without incident. in the saturday center, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." chester police are now looking for a man who sexually assaulted elderly woman. surveillance video of the suspect is circulating on facebook, it was originally posted by brady hall. now, officers say that man walked up to the victim at

walnut, chestnut garden amounts, that's near upland street, in east 23rd street, and investigators say the plan pulled a rifle, forced the woman to go behind some cars there, then robbed and assaulted her. >> authorities in delaware, caught up with the three suspect, they say, stage add armed robbery of a pizza delivery driver. police arrested two, 17 year old, and this man, 19 year old jonathan snyder. authorities say the driver was met by snyder at home in north wilmington. that's when the two teenagers armed with bb guns jumped out of bushes, wearing halloween masks, they demanded pizza from the driver, and money from snyder turns out, though, snyder was posing as customer and a victim, all three are now facing charges. >> well, officials confirm that two more people have died in the california wild fires, bring that number of victims to 40. but firefighters are gaining grounds against the deadly wild fires in the state's history, as chris martinez reports, two of the largest fires are 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 worked 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. >> this is the day that we have -- >> thousands of people remain evacuate from the their homes this weekend, 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. >> 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, it is now almost a month after hurricane maria and puerto rico is still struggling to recover. this morning, four philadelphia sheriff deputies headed to the islands to help out. right now, in puerto rico, electricity, food, water remain scarce at a water treatment plant just outside of san juan, people are wait ing in very long lines therefore their water rations, and clean bags every ice. and it seems like these that have inspired the deputies to help out. >> there are people that need our help, and those are our people, those are 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 it is meant to be. i feel obligate today help my people as much as pogs. >> yes, those four men will be in puerto rico helping with relief efforts therefore three weeks. >> well, today is the 31st annual aids walk-run philly. about 30 minute from now, 10,000 people will take to the streets, with a goal of raising money and awareness in the fight against aids. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live near the art museum this morning, with more , good morning, anita. >> good morning, jan. >> this rain is not stopping or slowing down the activity here at the 31st annual aids walk and run. you can see, kind of set up is happening behind me, before that event kicks off. so, joining me now, pat, a board member of the aids funds , which this event benefits. pat, you have very personal connection to this cause, and you've also taken part in this for the past 31 years. so tell us about james. >> my brother, jim, was an invasive cardiologist who

found out that he and his husband had hiv this 1987. i came to the first aid squad to just be around people that were thinking about hiv and aids, and to find out what i could finds out to be helpful to them. and it was wonderful. i was surrounded by people who came out to be helpful and it was just a very positive event so i've been at everyone since the first ten years jim and his husband, jeff donahue, walked with us, and since they died in 1996, we've been walk ing in their memory. >> and you've been at every single one, which i find amazing, now you're involved in the aids funds, as well. what do you want people to take away from this event? >> from this event, i want the community needs to be involved the community needs to be involved to help people with h iv, and to prevent them from

moving into aids, the community has to support people, support each other, they have to find out how not to get infected and how to take care every people. in these days, really, we're on the point of being able to subdue hiv, if everyone who is infected can be help to stay in treatment, which is why we're making small grants to people just for that purpose. >> raising awareness and fighting the stigma together. thank you, pat. >> yes, thank you. >> society walk portion of the event will kick offer at 9:00 but in just about 30 minute, the run for sean of the event will be kick off, of course, you can still come down it register, but the best way that you can help is to donate on line. for now live near the art museum, anita oh, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> all right, and eat, a see you at 7:30, thank you. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning: flames tear through manufacturing plant in southern california.

why firefighters had to work very quickly to control the quick moving fire. >> plus: president trump's former chief strategist offers optimistic outlook for the president in the next election , warning for the gop establishment. >> and fall covers the top of the skyline in center city philadelphia. when does the sun arrive? hopefully soon. meteorologist, matt peterson has the eyewitness weather forecast in just a few minutes

>> flames and smoke poured from the roof of this one- story building in los angeles. more than 100 firefighters, battled that blaze, from all sides, they had to work very quickly, and aggressively. because the 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. >> president trump is using twitter once again, this time, to push his message for a dismantling obamacare. the president tweeted: health insurance stocks, which has gone through the roof during the obamacare years, plunged yesterday, after after i ended their dems wind fall. he went ton say, quote, very proud of my executive order. millions of people benefit. the government has paid billions to reduce obamacare costs for more than 6 million low income americans. a warning from former trump chief strategist, steve ban on now, telling the republican establishment that

no one can run and hide, and he's pushing challengers to go p incumbents in next year's midterm elections, at the family research council value voter summit in washington, also predicted the president will win a second term. >> i hate to break the news to carter and the folks at vanity fair, but yes, president trump will not only finish this team 0 vector al votes in 2020. >> he denies vanity fair article in which two sources say he believes the president only has a 30% chance of finishing his first term. >> back here at home now, and turning to weather, a dreary start to our day. i feel that fog behind you there, matt. >> yep, little bit after messy morning for us here, jan, across the entire area, this is cape may this morning. taking a look what's going on, down in southern jersey, again , fog, dreary, drizzle, it is definitely a morning where you may be want to just kind of stay inside little bit

now that's not deterring this guy. he is out there getting his morning return in, maybe you are one of those folks to get out, then enjoy, try to embrace some of this kind of nasty weather here, early in the day. overall, though, looks like we have this afternoon, should be pretty good. so while miserable here across the jersey shore point, it is a mess out in the atlantic ocean as well. still watching hurricane ophelia, still a category two storm. it is downgraded, from that category three stat thaws it was yesterday. so no long area major hurricane, but still, really kind of an interesting storm sitting at 105-mile per hour sustained winds, and this will track to the north, and it is actually going to impact ireland, it is going to impact part of scotland, as we get into early next week. so, you see here, by tomorrow morning, this is 2:00 a.m. monday morning, where we are a little bit just shy of the ireland-mainland there, but as you get through the day monday , then into tuesday, pushes through the west coast of ireland, back into scotland , could be looking at

hurricane force winds along the west coast of ireland, as we go through the day monday. so, kind of messy situation up there in the northern atlantic now bringing it back little closer, stateside, we have an area of low pressure, that right now is our main weather player. it is this low right there, in wisconsin, will start to track to the north and east, as it does will drag the colds front with it bringing some chances for some rain showers tonight, but really more importantly it will bring some more fall-like temperatures. so this is what we're seeing out in front of the front. see all of the zero six ace even 70 degrees here this morning, in birmingham, alabama. and it is also very muggy out in front of the front, but on the back side of it, check it out, 20's, 30's, and some 40's , in areas like rapid city , omaha at 47, even bismarck, this morning, at 27. so, again, that colder air is eventually going to be working it way here into the delaware valley. it won't be 20's on the back side of the front for us but still be much coolerment

finally fall like monday, again the front comes through tonight, into tomorrow, so we could look for couple of showers out there, going through the nighttime hours tonight. then high pressure starts to set until, tomorrow, in the afternoon, and into the evening, and then it sticks around, pretty much all week long, looks like at this point so the rain, starting north and west the showers do in the early overnight, maybe around 10:00 or so this evening, start to see the showers start to move in. areas of light shower activity , throughout the my, including first here in philly , then by the time we get into tomorrow morning, while there is still a little bit of drizzle, maybe for philly, for our morning commute, the chances for rain are really south and east, as we get into the first half of the day on our monday. a rain amounts will stay on the haytaian err side headed put to the south, couple every tents to an inch, half inch, jersey in delaware, only ten of in philly even less head further north. seven day forecast, zero eight today, before the front comes through, 64 tomorrow on the back side of the colds front. forty-one for morning low on tuesday, jan, and 60s and then

70s, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, looking really nice, with all of the sunshine. >> no complaint. thank you, matt. now 7:19. time to see how traffic is moving along. here is amanda mueller in the cbs3 traffic center. good morning, amanda. >> good morning, jan, drivers dealing with rhett roads, fog out there, advice of the day, slow down. luckily not too much is happening out there on the roadway ways despite construction, live look at 95 at broad. looking pretty good as well as the rest of the majors including the vine, 202, 30, majors in new jersey. the big event we're talking about this weekend, construction work on the turnpike, northeast text n sean closed completely causing headaches for drivers there is closure between lehigh valley and ma hoping valley. good news it should be out of the way for the among day morning commute, scheduled to clear around 4:00 tomorrow morning. finally this is live look at 76, past the conshohocken curve. crews have been out there all morning working on the ongoing milling and paving project. not new to anyone traveling these roadways over the weekends, good news, right lane was blocked from conshohocken to sit avenue. crews have cleared all of that up moment ago.

in the cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller, back to you. >> thank you. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning: familiar faces show their through colors wearing pink in their fight against breast cancer. plus this. >> the eagles launch a new training program, i'm health reporter stephanie stahl, coming up how you can be part of the game and win prizes,

>> breast cancer air wear necessary month continues of the spring garden neighborhood present any pink last night, hosed the pink tie ball. take a look. it is susan g. komen philadelphia's signature event , for national breast cancer awareness month. smyrna police displayed their pink card, too, and many people signed it with the names of the loved ones they've lot to breast cancers. our that the naseau brown, stephanie stahl served as host there is year's theme the greater gatsby. cbs-3, the "cw philly" and komen philadelphia, are teaming up once again this year, in the fight against breast cancer, we are turning the region pink, take a look at this, this is the liacouras center on temple university campus. you can see the digital display, lit up 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 there. the pink light are a reminder schedule a mammogram. and stay vigilant if the fight

against breast kearns, this is the 16th year, for the light for the cure campaigning you can always finds out more information at cbsphilly.com/ cheer. >> the eagles are spreading their wings to help the community get healthy. eagles nation isn't just about winning football games. no, the health reporter, stephanie stahl, explains, it is also about helping take care of each other with a different kind of game. >> go eagles! >> go birds. >> eagles fever is red hot. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> and the road to victory now includes a 40 day training challenge for fans. >> to be able to give back to our eagles community, and to provide them with a healthy lifestyle, super exciting. >> sign up on line and get prompted through the program to get eight hours of sleep, drink eight, 8-ounce glasses of watt area day, and get 20 minute of exercise. >> and how many of these would you guys normally do?

>> about 30 to 50. >> thirty to 50 jumping jacks. >> a warm up. >> this is just your warm up? >> just a warm up. >> okay, let's stay fit. >> the eagles cheerleaders shows me some of the challenges, there is simple stuff like a brisk walk, or stretching plia. >> all the way over. and a daily cornerstone challenge for extra point, here is one from brandon graham the four-point stance. >> all right, we can do this, do there is okay, four-point stance is a challenge for today. come on, swoop, where are you? >> here is the cheerleaders version, a planning. >> you can make a gym out of your home. you can do exercises without equipment. and just be as toned and as healthy as a cheerleader over foot paul player. >> we have this platform to engage more closely with the teen. >> brian, the vp. corporate partnership, says winners with the most points will get variety of prizes, it is all based on doing healthy things, every day. >> we think that we can make a change, and we think our fans will responds well to the

message. >> the challenge is co- sponsors by rothman institute at jefferson. >> make positive social impact in the community. >> the challenge also gives extra point for extra nutrition and emotional fitness. all to make eagles fans just as fit as the team. thousands have already sign up for the 40 day challenge, it ends november 17th. but, you can sign up any time. it is free. there will be events, like yoga at the complex, and prizes that include a thousand dollars and a one day contract with the eagles. we have a link in all of the information for you including the fastest way to sign up, it is at cbsphilly.com. click on health. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> simple steps to getting healthy. get at t well, in the next half hour right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." harvey weinstein's fall from grace, continues it, the message people behind the academy awards are now sending

to the rest of hollywood. anita? >> good morning, jan there is weather is not stopping 10,000 people from participating in the 31st annual aids walk-run. you can see them behind me. aim anita oh, here along mlk drive. the new mission they have this year, how you can get involved matt? >> and, it is a little bit damp and dreary this morning. but, some sunshine can be out there this afternoon, then tracking the colds front that will make it feel like fall for the work week. give you your entire forecast coming up after the break. blank

>> today sunday october 15th, good morning, i'm jan carabeo, let's get you out the door this morning with a look at the forecast, meteorologist, matt peterson here with the eyewitness weather forecast this sunday morning, matt, gloomy, dreary, down right gross, that's your technical term? >> that is the term, miserable morning, but, not on a weekends, no the when you want to get up. got to try to soak up one more dave before the work week starts, of course, tomorrow for lot of folks, again, unfortunately, this morning, it is a little bit on the miserable side muggy out there , drizzle, fog, just not ideal start. to our sunday morning what it

looks like from atop eyewitness here on the rooftop camera. typically we should be looking at billy penn, see one at two liberty place there is morning, all we're seeing just a great gray blob of clouds, temperatures are mild, maybe the silver lining, to it gray morning, 66 degrees, right now , with a southwesterly winds 3 miles per hour, that will be creeping up, both temperatures and the winds as we go throughout our day today cold front from the west. it is keeping our temperatures or helping to keep the temperatures up here early this morning at 66 here in philly, 67 in millville, down in world wood, also 67. been sitting at 57 in mount pocono for the morning time, so again, little bit cooler as you head further north, but still very far above average allentown, 63, dew point, are very high. we are continuing to see the muggy air sit over top of the

region, so these 306's will not change too much throughout the afternoon. limited visibility reading, philly, back toward trenton. day planner high up to 08 degrees later this afternoon, jan, then watching the cold front will clear us outgoing through the week i'll tell you all about it coming up. >> new this morning, man critically injured in a overnight shooting in west mt. airy, victim gunned down just outside of germantown church, brethren, that's near sharpnack street. now the shooting happened just after 1:00 a.m. >> police say they no after he >> white nationalists, march through fairmount park and were met by outrage, counter protesters, group of white nationalists rallied i had yesterday near statue of the a european explorer, along boathouse row. they say they organized for white heritage, counter

protesters responded denouncing the message. late last nightmare jim kenney weighed in. >> you're wrong, the message is you're wrong. being white is not supreme. i just think it is, there is no place in our society for that kind of hatred,. >> philadelphia's police department was made aware of the white nationalist rally ahead of time. so as precaution, they had a number of officers present. now this exchange between the two groups went on for just about 30 minutes, 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 a basement of superior sounds studios med morning, at thirds and willow. police say a 30 year old man was found stabbed and shot several times, officers also found bloody screwdriver near the body. >> philadelphia police continue their manhunt today for the driver in a deadly

hit-and-run in port richmond. investigators say, a car struck and killed a man near allegheny and tulip around 2:30 yesterday morning, and eyewitness says a car drove around a broken down tractor-trailer and may have hit him. we're told the car was also speeding. >> more fall out now from the sexual harrassment scandal involving harvey weinstein, the board that produces the oscars has ousted the movie mogel from it membership. the decision happened as another actress accuses harvey weinstein every sexual misconduct. >> harvey weinstein's fall from a list to out cost now includes rebuke from holly weed's elite. the 54 member board of the academy of motion picture arts and sciences voted saturday to revoke weinstein's lifetime membership. says it overwhelmingly agreed on the oscar ouster, not simply to separate ourselves from someone who does not

merit the respect of his colleagues, but also to send a message that the era of will full ignorance and shameful complicity in sexually predatory behavior and workplace harrassment in our industry is over. academy rarely exercises its power to expel a member dozen a have accused 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 is in defensible and crazy. i want him to get the justice deserves. i'm mortified and discussed by my brother's actions. and i am sick for the victims. and i feel for them. >> that list every accusers including over a green. she said she pushed weinstein away after he forced himself on her in paris few years ago, she said incident left her shocked and discussed. cbs news.

in other news today, and minutes ago, the 31st annual aids walk run philly officially kicks off. 10,000 people have taken to the streets of philadelphia with the goal of raising money and awareness in the fight against aids. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, joins us live this morning, from the art museum. anita, good morning. >> good morning, few minutes behind, but to get underway, the 31st annual aids run walk. this is the run portion of the event just about to get underway. 10,000 people are expected here throughout the course of the morning to get involved, joining me now, our neighbor just few doors down from our station, gary, thanks for being with us this morning. you have been involved in this cause since 1987. wow, tell us about that time, and you why got involved. and what sparked that interest >> in 1987 we didn't have any of these medications. we had one medication called a

dt that really didn't extend life. at that time we would have client who were diagnosed when hiv and in three to six months they were gone. so, there wasn't any -- anything close to the kind of treatment that we have right now. >> you said made a lot of progress, but you still want to see more people getting treatment. so tell us about what your mission is. >> well, we were the first agency in the united states to address hiv and communities of color. since those humble beginnings, brought off the stage, and volunteers, we continue to offer range every hiv prevention services do, hiv testing, testing for other sexually transmitted infections, program that helps people living with hiv. have 18 case managers to help. >> this we have program that helps young lgbt black and brown youth, called navigation program, but to me social work , helping get them, you know, situated off the street and so for the we have another

program, program for uninsured african-american women, women program to try to get them free mammograms, give them into care, and largest program , food cub armed serves about 3,000 people a year. >> very good. thank you so much. you guys vehicles siting event coming up in december. gala with ukee washington and rahel solomon. very exciting. so again there is event about to kick off in just a few minutes, and the walk portion of this event kicks offer at 9:00. but for now, liver along mlk drive. anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> all right, anita, thank you we still have a lot more to cover right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this sunday morning. the windy city becomes the stormy city. heavy rains put part of chicago under water. plus: after a few days that felt more like summer here at home, fall is back on. matt peterson's eyewitness weather forecast just minutes away. and, the flyers impress their fans as they hold their home opener at the wells fargo

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are closed. locals are shocked. >> unbelievable. just crazy. >> i've never seen it that high before in my entire live. >> the area has been dealing with the wet weather all weekends long, but relief in site. conditions there are expected to clear up, a little bit later on tonight. >> back here at home now, matt , our fog has been a little -- is expected to clear up, as well. >> it is. >> cue the coffee please. >> just go right to weather. >> take it away. >> yes. it will be a little bit on the dreary side here this morning. but, it won't be anything like what those folks in the midwest saw in chicago, areas, around the des moines iowa yesterday, report that the runway actually at the des moines area airport crumbled because of all of the heavy rain. so massive system, traveling west, east, and it will eventually work it way here across the delaware valley. but before we talk about, that let's talk to our weather

watchers on this sunday morning, waking to up mild temperatures, in the 60s for lots of folks and talking about foggy conditions. >> dreary morning, john, 62 up in perkasie, talking about a little bit of fog out there, as we head down into jersey as well. john, carol, at six a, he just got the cloud cover, in mullica hill to start out his day. then it is also 65 degrees at mary ann's house, in browns mills, got a little bit of drizzle out there to go along with the 65 little light fog, hoping to see sunshine, i think she is going to at least see a little bit of sunshine, after a dreary start to the day here in philly. peak outside, dreary, foggy, just kind of messy weather here this morning, this is picture, from our library camera, taking a look down at the saint peter and paul, also seeing all of the fog, that low hanging cloud cover here,

early on in the day, keeping temperatures up here this morning, but as that fog clears out a little bit this afternoon, we get little bit of sunshine just enough to help warm us all the way to 08 . for high temperature today well above the normal high of 676789 not quite as our high set in 1985. still above average. not quite the records breaking heat for our sunday. storm scan3, not whole lot necessarily showing up at this point. saw in the library scene, cloudy dreary start to the day even though that dries isn't necessarily showing un, green on storm scan3, it is out there, do be careful driving around this morning, because there is some limited visibility. talked about all of the rain in chicago, there is the cold front, and it is slowly tracking eastwards, as we go through the morning hours today. it will eventually again show up as we go through the nighttime tonight. low tracks little further to the north and east. dragging cold front with it,

bringing cooler temperatures, some shower activity. future weather here, 5:00, mix every sunday and clouds, but by about 10:00, 11:00 this evening, starting to see the broken line of showers start to push into the lehigh valley , poconos, overall, that is really what we are watching through the nighttime hours tonight. light broken showers, see early tomorrow morning, already start too long clear it, maybe few light spotty showers for our drive to work on monday morning, monday afternoon looking for sunshine , looking pretty good. it will be breezy today, winds out of the south and west, gusting maybe as high as 20 to 25 miles per hour north west winds monday, quiets down headed into tuesday dew point, muggy for us, much more comfortable tuesday into wednesday, and overall check out our rain amount, highest down near the shore, toward the delaware area, where we could be maybe as high as half inch in in a few local spots.

eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 80s today. 60s monday and tuesday 70s through the rest of the week. >> 7:46. time to check the roads and highways, let's go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, amanda. >> good morning, jan, keeping an eye on the accident here, little tough to see due to the fog. live look, after chichester avenue, right now looks like the center and right lanes are block, drivers are dealing with wet roadways, as well, not helping the this move any faster, probably don't need me to tell you avoid this area if you can. other big event, northeast extension closed completely causing headaches for a lot of drivers, closures between lehigh valley and ma hoping valley, good news is that it should be out of the way for the monday morning commute. scheduled to clear around 4:00 . taking a step back, looking at speeds throughout the area, with the exception of the accident on 95, we're seeing wet roads, fog, in some areas,

but despite, that surprisingly , most of your majors are running at speeds throughout the entire area. in fact, looking pretty good all throughout the city here pretty foggy, make sure the heads lites are on, cbs-3 traffic center, amanda mueller , back to you. >> thank you. it is homecoming, for the temple owls. impressive start to the flyers here is lesley van arsdall with eyewitness sports. >> the home opener for the flyers as they took on the capitols in the league's top goal scorer, alex, back in 1982, the orange and black scored nine goals, in their home openerment last night they came oh, so close to tying that mark. no score in the first, jake voracek with the pass, first shot stopped, but knocks on the rebounds, and the flyers take the lead. second periods, the flyers up two to one, check out jake voracek, couple he will every nice moves, wayne simmons, scores, and the fly guys will go up three to one. later in the periods, the flyers still dominant, and

voracek, throws the puck in front of the net. the captain claude giroux, lights the lamp. the flyers crush the caps 2082 , the final. >> temple took on uconn, looking to move over the 500 mark on the sees on the, huskies looking to rebound after giving up 70-point to memphis last week. thirds quarter, owls down seven, brian, hitting wide open, backfields, for 6 yards touchdown, the owls down 14. temple will respond. logan marchy hits wide open isiah right in the end zone, 9 s cut the deficit to seven. next owls possession, marchy drops back makes the interception, gone, this is a 34-yard pick six, and the huskies beat the owls. >> ivy league action, pen on the road taking on unbeaten columbia. >> this game went into over time pen kicks the field goal,

and hill throwing a strike to josh wainwright for 24-yard game winning touchdown. columbia end their 20 year losing streak to the quakers, 34-31 the final. eleventh ranked villanova on the road facing james madison, fourth quarter cats down 16 to nothing. to today summers, in the end zone, cat get on the board later james mass son's brian shore throws down the side line, david he'd ridge, leaping up there to make the catch. diving into the end zone, james madison takes care of the wildcat 30 to eight. >> sixers back to practice, against the wizards, they made couple of roster moves releasing for humphreys and center okafor. the american league championship series game two, yankees, astros, game tide, bottom of the ninth. 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. hoe sell will score. astros take it two to one,

lever the best of seven series two games to nothing, game three tomorrow in the bronx, 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, albert, homered, wilson con remember a scored to put the cubs up two to nothing, but in the bottom of the sixth, chris taylor hit a tiebreaking homer. giving the dodgers a three to two lead. the dodgers added two more runs and beat the cubs five to two. game two is at dodgers stadium tonight at 7:30. >> "eyewitness news" will be right back.

>> time for the cbs-3 pet project, with animal advocate, carol eric some, and the pspca maybe the cutest adoptable one i've ever seen. >> the tiny little dog, little pity, i think there may be little mix in there, who knows , but she is little. so, she's just lap size, roxy is five years old, and she just great with other dogs, with kids with people, house broken, fabulous, available for adoption in the pennsylvania spca. we will get her on the floor just a second if she hasn't ended up in your lap. but she really is. but we were talking a couple of weeks ago about cameron rough, who comes to these shelters, big animal lover. we love him. the phillies catcher. he made a great catch. the dog that he was interested in that that was found tied up in fact, show the picture there is was the dog that was

tied up, outside of the pennsylvania spca. can you believe it? just left out there, tied up. hog tide. well, he went in, he loved that dog. and he went and he did the right thing. he went back, several times to visit her to make sure that she actually fit in his family absolutely. so, cameron and lola now joining his other dog, named chief. so we're very happy about the new add toyings his family. >> cameron rough, only doing good things. >> absolutely. and also the last couple of weeks, we were talking with the ceo of pennsylvania spca. talking how the mayor of lancaster, pennsylvania, asked the pennsylvania spca to take over that shelter. which was apparently failing. and the pennsylvania spca stepped up to the bat and we are there now. let me give you the address right now. so in case you're out there, they've got some great animals out there open every single day 12 to 6:00. that's 848 south prince street in lancaster. and of course, the mission there, too, to rescue

rehabilitate and adopt our humane law officers who have been rescuing animals out in the lancaster area for more than a decade. and so far this year, we've already rescued 100 animals out through lancaster, so it is a great add else, fourth location for the pennsylvania spc and just shows our commitment to the animals, in pennsylvania, and their welfare. so we have other animals, not just lola here, who i am just -- i've got like, you know, strangled hold on her right here. >> you have your eye on her. >> kind of looking at her, so sweet. but i know flat tasha brown also looking for a small dog. so, got to get to natasha later today too. maybe you as well. because this little girl is going to go fast, i hope. now, this is colt. colt is a two year old terrier mix. isn't he just darling? he's real charmer. he has big beautiful eyes, very, very handsome, sweet, gentle, loves a nice walk, he can also just relax, which we love. and he loves peanut butter. so if you do, too.

>> who doesn't? >> you might slip little to our friends cold here. this is the other interesting thing, pennsylvania spcaf you are interested in learning more about this dog, on the pennsylvania spca.org pspca. org, on the ad don't recall page, you will find the e-mail for the person who loves this dog, who is volunteer, who really knows this dog, you can contact them , and get any information you want. and at the same thing with this dog. we've seen this one before. but he's still there. esiason 's slow, though, this is a very -- >> what's the name? >> not fast getting out of the shelter either. and that needs to change. he's year old, terrier mix, not much after return. he likes to nap and take a stroll and get a treat. and he was pick up by the shelter as a stray. and he's definitely ready for his home. and little one to two year old domestic shore heart irk came in the shelter after needing immediate medical care, the hospital treated her, now treated her, him, i guess, and

now searching for his perfect match up. i think he want a name change, too. little puff seems a feminine name, whatever gluck name him whatever you want. >> and look at this, if you can get a dog that can relax in a setting like there is you have got a great great dog. this dog's name is roxy. >> remember you can adopt her or any other pet at the pspca. carol, thanks so much. that's it for "eyewitness news " at 7:00. here's what we have coming up for you at 8:00. four philadelphia sheriff deputies are headed to puerto rico to help with relief effort there. hear from one deputy who says this mission is meant to go. these machines are being called future of emergency medicine. see how medical drones could change the way paramedics responds to disasters. and we're taking live look outside this morning, your sunday morning forecast, when "eyewitness news" continues, we will be right back.

>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >> dueling demonstrations at boathouse row at fairmount park. counter protesters, demonstrate against white supremicist as philadelphia police keep watch. how mayor jim kenney is now responding. four philadelphia sheriffs deputies getting ready to head to puerto rico. hear from one o