a three-year old boy is fighting for his life after he is shot in the head, and then neighbors say it was a tragic accident. we are live with who may have pulled the trigger. and violent protests break out just blocks away from the philadelphia convention center , where attorney general jeff sessions was speaking about violent crime. in the time of catastrophe we all put our difference is a side and we come together. because we need each other or we cannot survive. >> a historic night to raise money for hurricane relief. lady gaga takes the stage with five former presidents in attendance. today is sunday october 22nd good morning, i'm jan carabao, another glorious forecast on tap, a change is on the way, and here's meteorologist chelsea ingram with eyewitness weather g good sunday morning.

>> we are, we are lucky, another extremely warm day for october. it wouldn't surprise me by the time it is all said and done october could be one of the top five warmest octobers on record because of it looking like we have even more above average days, in the forecast for the upcoming week and perhaps even the week, following. that let me start off with a really nice view of the kutztown area, just look at that sunrise, a cool, refreshing start, a temperature in kutztown right around 41 degrees. elsewhere across delaware and lehigh valley we are in the 40 's and 50's. 53 degrees in philadelphia down the shore 50 in wildwood. forty-eight in atlantic city. right around 40 in mount pocono and 44 degrees currently in allentown. there are some locations but we are seeing improvement in millville that are dealing with some visibility problems on as we start off your sunday morning. be mindful. we are dealing with patchy dense fog into south jersey and down into our delaware beaches but i anticipate to see improvement in these locations over the next hour

or two. storm scan three shows no rain in sight. of course, that is changing as we head in the monday night and tuesday time frame, and in the meantime today, enjoy it. 61 degrees. brunch time in the lower zero seven's. the upper 70's. around dinner time a temperature of 72 degrees, a cool down is heading our way, jan and we will have details coming up in the full forecast a three-year old boy is shot inside of his home in philadelphia's tioga section and investigators believe his six year-old brother may have pulled the trigger. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live outside temple university hospital hospital with what the community is now saying about this, anita. >> reporter: good morning. neighbors are saddened, frustrated because they believe this could have been prevented and one neighbor says that while she's praying for this boy to fully recover she's upset by the fact that gun inside the home was not fully secured. philadelphia police say a

three-year old appeared to have been shot in the head accidentally in the home on the 3600 block of north 18th street in tioga nicetown. when they rushed to the home around 3:00 saturday afternoon they found a young boy along with his six year-old abe 12 year-old brothers home alone. they believe the six year-old may have accidentally pulled a trigger after the boys somehow accessed a handgun inside. >> six year-old had shot the three-year old. he don't noe better. he thought it was a toy. he is six. >> reporter: report neighbors say parents need to be vigilant in keeping their firearms secured. >> they should have had access the security in the home when they left they should have took it with them. it is not acceptable. >> reporter: at last check that boy remains in critical condition here at temple university hospital. live from north philadelphia, this morning i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". anita, thank you. in dome wear county search is on for a gunman who opened fire on four people on a

basketball court, this shooting happened just before 6:00 o'clock last night, now police say the shots were fired from an elevated position, along the 1200 block of carlos lane in chester. all of the victims whether hit in the letter body. right now no word on their conditions or what led to this shooting. a teen is recovering this morning after he was gunned down in south philadelphia. the shots rang out near more and south 30th street just before nine credit 30 last night. police tell us that the 16 year-old was shot two times in both legs, he is now in stable condition, in word on what sparked that gunfire. and philadelphia police say they have a suspect in custody after two people are stabbed inside of their torresdale home. this stabbing happened just after 11:30 last night in the 3800 block of pierson avenue, and police say that the victims were stabbed in the lower body, both are now in stable condition, it is unclear what led to this violence. at lee two philadelphia police officers suffered injuries during a protest in center city yesterday,

hundreds, demonstrated at the international association of chiefs of police met inside convention center. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff was there. >> reporter: cell phone video shows a scuffle between police and protesters near the frank rizzo statue. it happened a few blocks from the convention center which was hosting a meeting of the major cities chiefs association police confirmed at lee two officers suffered minor injuries and several arrest where is made. >> hours before the violence there was a march that made its way through streets of the center city that crowd called for all law enforcement to be abolish. several onlookers even those with problems with police thought the message was a little extreme if something happened we need more police. they shouldn't abolish police but they should work together. >> reporter: meanwhile inside the conference the headliner attorney general jeff sessions wasted little time discussing an increase in violent crime based on the most recent fbi

dad. troubling trend. >> reporter: sessions promised the federal government would help get things back on track. >> our goal, to make every community, safer, especially the most vulnerable. >> offer was not well received by local leaders in philadelphia. >> lay crime at the feet of immigrants that is pretty bad. >> reporter: sessions led justice department has threatened to pull federal funding for local police in sanctuary cities like philly whether limit cooperation with immigration officials. >> it is very counterproductive in terms of bringing people together. >> reporter: in philadelphia, henry ross-off for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". to you lease say four protesters were issued citations for disorderly conduct and two will face charges of assault on police. as for injured officers we are told that their injuries were minor and both officers are expect to be okay. well, cbs news has confirmed that the fbi is now helping the military investigate the death of the four u.s. soldiers who were killed in the ambush in the african nation nation of niger

earlier this month. one of the fallen soldiers at the center of the war of word between president trump and florida congress woman was laid to rest, yesterday. roxana saberi has the very latest. >> ♪ >> reporter: friends, family and fellow soldiers honored sergeant ladavid johnson as he was laid to rest in his home state of florida on saturday. his pregnant widow myeshia said good bye one final time. questions are growing over how 25 year-old jonathan and three other u.s. service members died in an attack in niger october 4th. also why johnson's body was found almost a mile from the ambush site, and how he became separated from his comrade. and it is unclear why his patrol had not expected enemy contact, in a part of the country where this u.s. map shows 46 attacks took place over the last 20 months. on friday defense secretary james mattis spoke to reporters after meeting with senator john mccain who has called for more details about

the attack. >> we can do better at communication, we can always improve on communication and that is exactly what we will do. >> reporter: president trump's efforts to console johnson's widow launched a war of word with florida congress woman fredricka wilson. >> i called many people, and i would think that everyone of them would appreciate it. >> reporter: in an interview set to air sunday the president insisted he said nothing wrong. roxana saberi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now, sergeant johnson leaves behind his pregnant wife, daughter and a son, a senior republican senator says members of the arms services committee will be briefed next week about the deadly attack. meantime secretary of state rex tillerson is in saudi arabia, it is first stop on his week long tour of the middlee and south asia. in south i a rain use, tillerson will attempt to seal a new alliance between saudis and iraq. u.s. officials see it as key to countering iran's growing

influence across the region. well, still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning an incredible story of survival, health reporter stephanie stahl with the first look at a pair of conjoined twins, separate at chop. plus if you have a new car you could be in trouble for a flat tire because there is in spare tire, we will tell you why all 2017 models don't come with one. and a historic night as all five former presidents host a hurricane relief concert. plus chelsea says there is good weather on tap for your sunday fun day her forecast is coming up next, we will be right

♪ >> surprise appearance of lady gaga at the one mercury leave concert. she performed a million reasons and announced that she was donating one million-dollar to relieve efforts. and now although lady gaga was a huge hit highlight of the night was all five former living presidents in attendance. the crowd cheered as president george w. bush, george bush, jimmy carter, bill clinton and barack obama entered the room. event was held in college station, texas. the president, formed one america appeal right after

hurricane harvey hit texas but importance became more apparent in the aftermath of hurricane irma, maria. >> i think america is still a greater volume tear nation. >> is there still work to be done in texas, florida, and our friendness puerto rico and american virgin island have only begun to dig their way out of what could be still, a calamity disaster. >> as heart breaking as tragedies that took place here in texas and in florida, puerto rico and u.s. virgin islands have been what we have also seen is the spirit of america at its best. when ordinary people step up and do extraordinary things. >> now president trump delivered a taped video message and said america will rebuild and come back stronger then ever before.

thirty-one million-dollar has been raised since the one america appeal campaign launched on september 7th. a strong line of severe thunderstorm are race ago cross the state of oak, high winds, heavy rain are just a few of things people there are dealing with today. outside of oklahoma city at lee three tornadoes were reported last night. windness excess of 07 miles an hour toppled trees and telephone lines, damaged buildings there and cause aid semi truck to crash. that have been reports of hail but no one was hurt. incredible video from oklahoma this morning, behind you though it looks like a great morning for us. >> we have gorgeous, this is view from cape may, the inn, look at the skies, jan. >> really beautiful day down there as we head in the afternoon. really beautiful also here at home. here's a lot at headlines what you can expect over the coming days. more weekend warmth on the way , yeah, temperatures once again, upper 70's, and then

mainly dry monday but a pattern change is heading our way, and cold front will be bringing rain, and then also some cooler air behind it. temperatures checking in the 40's and 50's. fifty-three right now in philadelphia still a cool, crisp kind of a start. 48 degrees in millville. we are at 54 in wildwood. forty-seven in atlantic city. mid 40's allentown. 40 degrees currently in mount pocono. throughout the day you will notice those temperatures warming up very quickly. by the noon time hour in the lower 70's. as we head in the 3:00 o'clock hour upper 70's. repeat of yesterday. a few more high cloud moving in as we head in the afternoon the high pressure is totally in control as we end the weekend on the dry note. as we zoom out though to the west you can pick out all of this rain, these storms, and cloud cover, that is associated with a cold front. this front will be moving east

and it will be bringing us our next chance for rain, maybe even some storms, some of which could be on the gusty side of things. high pressure moving off shore , but out ahead of that a front we will have that southerly flow. so temperatures will remain above average before the rain arrives, so era above average day heading in to monday and then rain moves in monday night into tuesday, widespread rain developing throughout the day on tuesday, and tuesday afternoon and evening we could so thunderstorms producing gusty wind. with that threat we are under a marginal risk for severe weather. entire delaware and lehigh veil under that marginal risk as we head in the day on tuesday. that is something we will be watching very closely. a change on the way though, as we mention out ahead of the front. look at these temperatures well above average high today which is 65 degrees. we are in the zero seven's all the way into tuesday and behind the front we will become more seasonal as temperatures drop down to the mid 60's on wednesday and then

61 degrees on thursday. a brief cool down and we will be warming backup into next week even. and then we will be in the zero seven's again. kind of wild. for today enjoy warmth, sunshine because it will be spectacular out there. 77 degrees in philadelphia, down the shore. seventy-two for that high temperature. pleasant warmth in the poconos with a high of 72 degrees. looking good, in the evening forecast for eagles game, kick off temperature at 70 degrees, warm one. mostly cloudy skies, by fourth quarter powe game we could be talking about a stray shower out there and 67 degrees as we make your way home. you're witness weather seven day forecast looks like this monday a high of 76 degrees. we are going to be dealing with rain, gusty storms on tuesday, gradual clearing on wednesday, and then 61 on thursday. jan. >> chelsea, thank you. 7:17. time to see how traffic is moving along with kyle hahn in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, kyle. >> good morning, jan. we still have that overturned vehicle out there on the

schuylkill expressway westbound approaching girard avenue, and as we take a live look at our penndot cam we can see police and tow truck are on the scene still blocking two lanes with one of them partially blocking center lane with the left lane getting by entirely. we still do have a major closure taking place on mlk drive-in both directions between falls bridge and sweet briar drive from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. to the j.d. f walk to cure diabetes. the road will remain closed from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. for recreational activities. we will take a look at some travel times here, so far, we still do have some heavy congestion on the westbound portion of the schuylkill, due to the accident, and then every where else is looking good so far, where it is all clean, green for your morning commute in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle hahn, now jan, back to you. in the healthwatch now about one in six people who died prematurely every year could be victim of the

pollution, according to the lancet british american journal, 9 million deaths worldwide in 2015 were linked to pollution. study shows that air pollution is by far the biggest culprit, filled by water contamination. more than 90 percent of the victims were in low to middle income countries. also in the healthwatch this morning our very first look at the new pair of conjoined twins separated at children's hospital. as health reporter stephanie stahl shows us it has been an emotional journey for one family. >> reporter: meet abby and erin delaney, four months after being separated. doctors at children's hospital of philadelphia who provided this video say 15 month-old formally conjoined twins are doing well but still need more reconstructive surgery on their skulls. >> love you daddy. >> reporter: heather and riley delaney on live in north carolina came to chop when she learned she was carrying twins conjoined at the head. >> when the girls were born they were 2-pounds, 1 ounce

appease, they were able to fit in my shirt. so they have grown a lot. >> reporter: before surgery there was months of detailed planning, doctors knew it was risky there, was a chance they could lose both babies. >> this is scary surgery and we're scared but we cannot let this fear limit our ability to operate either. we have to do the operation that need to be done. >> reporter: part of the planning involved using tissue expanders to slowly stretch skin that would be needed once the girls were separated. >> they make your brain strong , right. >> reporter: in june the twins were ready for separation surgery and final good bye from their parents. the good and the bad, silly and awful and happy and sat. >> reporter: the surgery lasted for 11 hours. >> as soon as we are ready we will give you one, two, three and pull them apart.

>> reporter: suddenly a complication with ab hoy lost a lot of blood, a difficult post surgical talk with the parents. >> we're really close to losing her. i'm worried about her brain swelling. >> reporter: there was scary days but abby survived but now mom can play dress up with both, little girls. >> they are happy content little girls for what they have gone through. they have never lived outside hospital walls and they are still happy. >> reporter: erin has been discharge but abby remains hospitalized here at chop. family is hoping that everyone gets to get home together, by thanksgiving. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in sports news toe day baseball fans in houston are waking up very happy, fans today the houston astros have made it to this years world series. last night they beat the new york yankees in game seven of the al championship series, with a score of four to nothing. >> next up for astros is game one of the world series against l.a. dodgers, that is on tuesday night.

up next here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning where is waldo? take a look at this not a tough question to answer at this event, right? we will tell you where hundreds of them were spotted this weekend, plus this. next time you get a flat tire you might be surprised at what you don't find in the trunk. i'm kennett craig in new york with the results of the new report coming

i think we can agree that changing a flat tire is no fun but it turns out many drivers, can't do it even if they want to do it. as kennett craig reports, many new cars don't come with a spare tire. >> reporter: triple a truck operator jerome bowman answers the call when people break down on the road. >> call to let you know i'm in route right now. >> reporter: this time the driver suffered a flat tire. >> right front tire is flat. >> reporter: but with bowman searching for a spare in the trunk he came up empty. >> space where it should go. >> reporter: it turns out this ace common problem. >> newer vehicles don't have spare tires. >> reporter: new report from triple a finds 28 percent of 2017 model year vehicles are sold without a spare tire as standard equipment. bowman says many people don't even know it. >> a lot of people are unaware what is in their trunk. >> reporter: auto makers started removing spare tires a few years ago.

triple a says they do it to make the car lighter which provides better gas mileage. last year, triple a responded to 450,000 homes involving drivers who didn't have a spare. some high end vehicles do come with run flat tires. >> tire replacement kid in there. >> okay. >> the carbo man responded to had a inflater kit and sealant but says it was not enough to fix this flat. >> this kit will not work, mainly because pumps are just too wide, still will come right out. >> reporter: only option to toe it away to the tire store. kennett craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, for once no one was asking where is waldo because he was every where, lets look at this at colorado springs, w al do 5k it is in the sixth year. this year thousands signed up to run or walk, there were even a few baby waldos spotted in the crowd there eye catching outfits are american

just a gimmick too, the waldo run benefits restoration efforts for wild fire ravaged waldo canyon. coming up in the next half an hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, president trump announced plans to unlock classified files about the 1963 assassination of president john f. kennedy what we could learn about the long debated crime. plus, is there a serial killer on the loose? find out where police are investigating a string of murders, chelsea. jan, we have another spectacularly gorgeous sunday on tap, but, we have some rain in the forecast and also a cool down heading our way i'll have details in your full forecast coming up.

he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike

to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. good morning i'm jan carabao, another beautiful day so lets get you up, out the door with meteorologist chelsea ingram on the sky deck with eyewitness weather, good morning, chelsea. doesn't it look gorgeous. >> yeah, let me show you another absolutely, stunning location this morning, and that is the kutztown area, where we are dealing with an absolutely gorgeous sunrise. couple cloud out there helping to bring extra color to the

sky, current temperature around 40 degrees. in kutztown. elsewhere we are in the 40's and 50's across the delaware and lehigh valleys. 53 degrees in philadelphia we are at 44 in allentown. forty in mount pocono. down the shore we are in the upper 40's to around 50 degrees. it is currently 50 degrees in the wildwood area i am seeing a improvement in, some locations like wildwood when it comes to visability but yes , some areas in the south jersey, delaware beaches, dealing with that patchy, dense fog, as we start out your sunday morning. we have reduced visability in some locations like atlantic city. we are keeping a close eye on this but over next hour or so i expect to see a good amount of improvement. storm scan three shows it is super quiet out there, no rain in sight but we have some rain heading our way monday night into tuesday. in the meantime enjoy your sunday. 61 degrees grabbing coffee, brunch time 71 degrees, out and about for your sunday, fun

day 77 degrees for that high temperature. another well above average day on tap for this sunday, i will let you know when a cool down is heading our way in a bit, jan, back to you. >> chelsea, thank you. a three-year old boy remains in critical condition this morning after being shot in the head inside of his tioga home and investigators believe his six year-old brother may have pulled the trigger. the shooting happened right around 3:00 o'clock yesterday afternoon as this home in the 3600 block of north 18th street, and authorities say that the three-year old, six year-old and 12 year-old brother were all home alone when the shot was fired in the second floor bedroom and the shooting has frustrated neighbors. >> they should have had access d not have access. if they had in security they should have took it with them when they left. it is unbelievable. it is unacceptable. >> now, at this point, it is unclear how the boys got access to that handgun and why they were left home alone. police say that the six year-old and his parents are with detectives.

now to florida, possible serial killer is terrorizing a neighborhood in tampa. three people were shot to death there in 10 days, although, victims did not know each other police believed they are not a coincidence, and as tony decopa reports police are warning residents there not to walk alone at night. >> reporter: police are urgencyly looking for this person seen on surveillance video out for a stroll as parts of the tampa has plunge in the state of fair. police chief brian dugan. >> we need someone to tell house that person is or we need that person to come forward so we can eliminate them as a suspect. that is where it starts with that video right there. >> reporter: authorities worried a serial killer may be on the loose. >> we can call it what we want f that brings attention to this, they be that is fine. >> reporter: on thursday police found body of anthony novoa shot after taking wrong bus home from work. he was shot just a hundred yard away from where benjamin

mitchell was killed october 9th. on october 13th monica hoffa's body was found in the vacant lot less than a mile away. she was shot and killed two days earlier. >> we still have no lead, we have no motive. >> reporter: what police do have is a disturbing pattern, three victims, strangers to each other but shot in the same area in the same time frame. >> it is clear to me that they are all linked. >> reporter: friday night residents did what they did re claim their neighborhood and anthony's stepmother is calling for all potential witness to come forward. >> do not be afraid. like my husband said it could be your daughter, grandson, your son, wife, husband, you don't know when it is your turn. >> reporter: police are advising residents to go outside, enjoy the area but don't do it alone. they say for the moment everyone is considered a possible suspect, or a possible victim. tony decopel, cbs news, new

york. thousands of classified files from the 1963 assassination of president john f. kennedy could soon be made public. president trump tweeted yesterday he would quota how long blocked, classified jfk files to be opened. that could reveal new details about the long debated crime. congressman dated back in 1992 that all assassination documents be released within 25 years, and the anniversary of that law is thursday, october the 26th. >> i applaud the fact that president trump's releasing these documents, historians have wanted them, to release done for a while, and cia, fbi files, of what happened with the assassination of john f. kennedy is still, parts of it are a mystery. >> reporter: one of those mysteries including lee harvey ozwald's trip to mexico city weeks before president kennedy 's assassination. harvey weinstein sex scandals continues to wind.

now at least 50 women accused the movie producer of sexual harassment. >> on friday era cueser came forward, heather kerr says that weinstein made her touch him inappropriately during a business meeting back in the 80's when she was young and new to the business and now lapd has opened up a criminal investigation into claims made by a 38 year-old italian actress that said weinstein bullied his way in her hotel room in 2013 and assaulted her that case is within the statute of limitations. coming upright here on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning a nine five-year old veteran goes for a walk every day but what neighbors are now leaving for him in their yard is really bringing the community together, we have their heart warming stories. in sports big talk about eagles quarterback carson went , right before tomorrow night's big game but he doesn't seem phased by any of it. great day for some outdoor plans but then changes are on the way, chelsea ingram timing

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inspiration is sometimes, found in the most unlikely places. nine five-year old harvey, walks nearly a mile around his neighborhood twice a day, every day, the minnesota man is getting around with a little help from his friends. cbs news correspondent vladamire, shows house his

perseverance keeping him moving. >> .7 of a mile. >> reporter: even though he is not as fast as he used to be. that is just fine, for harvey. the nine five-year old world war two veteran and retired biology teacher has been walk ing this subdivision for more than 65 years. >> my number one. >> reporter: and neighbors have taken notice. along his mile long route. >> here we go. >> reporter: his chair, after chair, after chairs. >> it is as i got older i stop and rest more often. the neighbors they have noticed that harvey is stopping, hi. >> hi. >> abe taking his breath, so then they have been putting out different chairs, and inviting me to sit and take a rest. >> hi, alex, how are you. >> good. >> nice to see you. >> he is a bit of the celebrity in minnesota 4 miles outside minneapolis. >> does harvey get a hug. >> that is number eight, just a wonderful experience.

it is a social experience and i get to know neighbors when they get to know me. >> how have you been. >> good. >> reporter: at 95 life has a way of slowing down for harvey his walks and rest are a chance to keep it steady. >> my wife said years ago i'm not able to sit still. >> reporter: these days harvey is on his own, his wife pat, suffered a stroke this past summer and recovering at a assisted living facility. >> this is my favorite, place to sit and rest. >> reporter: walk ago this keeps harvey going. >> nice day. >> yes. >> reporter: it is connection with his neighbors that might, just motivate them. >> they say, when they see harvey go by twice a day they figured, get out and walk themselves. >> reporter: vladamire, cbs news. the most popular man in the neighborhood, harvey is. awesome. today a good day for a walk. >> weather will be really popular, today, jan. things look good out there.

our weather watchers have been checking in with temperatures on the cool side, some folks waking up in the 40's, others in the lower 40's and 50's. we have had james in ocean city at 56 degrees in his backyard. he had need chesterfield, new jersey at 46 degrees. lower 40's, this is phil in philadelphia, i have the pleasure of meeting going hill on friday. marty at pennsylvania at 42. it is a chilly, 39 degrees in john's backyard in pennsylvania. in newark delores says it is 41 degrees where she lives. we have been dealing with fog in some areas too. lets go to our live look at ocean city where there is a little bit of to go but it has been lifting quickly now that the sun has come up and now we will see blue skies as we head into the afternoon time. so your head lines, we are talking warm weekend warmth on the way, mainly a dry monday. then pattern change head our way due to the cold front bringing us rain, and then behind it, some much cooler air but the air will be more

seasonal, for this time of the year. we have been getting spoiled with these temperatures in the 70's, to near 80 degrees yesterday which is wild. 53 degrees in philadelphia, we're in the upper 40's in millville. down the shore in atlantic city, 48, mid 50's in wildwood forty-four in allentown. checking in all morning it seems like right around 40 degrees but even poconos will be warming up, leading into the afternoon. your planner for today temperatures on the rise, very quickly by the noon time hour to around 71 degrees, as we head in the 3:00 o'clock hour you bet, right in the upper 70 's once again with that warm sunshine a repeat of what we deal with yesterday. few more cloud in the sky but plenty of sunshine across the board, storm scan three shows that we are totally quiet, in rain in sight across the northeast but when i zoom out to the west, show you wider view, a cold front that is heading our way, all this rain , cloud cover and storms associated with that frontal boundary that pushes east and then monday night into tuesday

that is where we will dealing with that rain entering our neighborhood. high pressure in control, that is taking a ride off shore, but we will have that return flow out of the south and to keep as you above average temperature wise, all the way through to tuesday before we see those numbers drop. cold front bringing widespread rain into tuesday and gusty thunderstorms will be a possibility, and then because of that, the storm prediction center has highlighted delaware valley and lehigh valleys under marginal risk for severe weather on tuesday, main threat those gusty winds. that is something we will have to watch out for as we head into your tuesday afternoon and tuesday evening. looking at these numbers, well above average all the way through tuesday, average high for today is 65. we are still 10 degrees above that into tuesday, and then we will drop down to seasonal temperatures heading in to wednesday, thursday 61 degrees just a short cool down because by next weekend we will be making our way backup into the 70's so pretty wild weather.

i wouldn't be surprised if this october end up being one of the warmest we have seen, maybe one of the top five warmest on record. that is interesting to see how things play out. for today though in the meantime enjoy the warmth. warm sunshine in philadelphia, 77 degrees. seventy-two down the shore. pleasant warmth in the poconos with highs in the lower 70's. looking good for your game day forecast as well for eagles. 70 degrees at kick off. mostly cloudy sky. stray shower possible in the fourth quarter and after the game with temperatures in the upper 60's. you're witness weather seven day forecast. 76 degrees with that high on monday. seventy-five on tuesday, rain, gusty storms, gradual clearing , cool down, significantly on thursday to 61, jan. >> chelsea, thank you. 7:45. as we mentioned earlier the houston astros are going to the world series they have shut out new york yankees last night four to nothing, here in houston. the series went to seven games , only other time that the astros have made an appearance in the world series was back in 2005 when they who

to the chicago white socks. they play dodgers in world series tuesday night. now here's leslie van arsdal with more sports. process is going through some growing pains, they took on toronto last night without joel embiid and raptors ran them out of the air canada center a mere johnson started at center for joel, he is still not cleared to play back to back games. second quarter sixers down 15. ben simmons hits pull up jumper in the lane. he had 18 points, 10 board. sixers had a hard time stopping jameer derosen a three pointer right there he led them with 30 points. and then former villanova star kyle row lowery who had 27. toronto win 128-94. they play pistons tomorrow. after being shut out thursday night by predators flyers back in action yesterday against oilers and the league mvp connor mcdavid. first period no score flyers on the power play shayne gostisbehere shoots the rebound goes to the captain

and he knows exactly what to do his fifth goal of the season. flyers take the lead. flyers still leading in the second. oilers patrick marron takes the puck from noland patrick to tie up the game. late in the third we have flyers on the attack, and he dash necessary on the goal, and sees wayne simmonds who has your game winner right there they beat oilers two-one . >> the guys worked really hard we played a good game. that is all we needed. >> it is good to be the perseverance of the team. we had a great start. lull in the second. we played third in the third. good for our team. good news for eagles wide receiver, josh norman will miss monday night's game with the fractured rib. jay gruden says this week carson wentz has developed as fast as any quarterback he has seen in his career. high praise for the second year quarterback. right now carson is odd on favorite to win the mvp award.

doug pederson says number 11 isn't paying any attention to all of the talk. >> that kind of stuff doesn't really phase him. he doesn't pay attention to that. he has a bigger picture. he has a broader picture of the team concept, and he knows that if the team does well, obviously he will do well and then he can be in that conversation at the end of the season. >> the game may be on monday but we will get you ready for prime time showdown on chevy sunday kick off join sports director don bell with pat gallen and yours truly to break down the game. with the win eagles will have the best record in the nfl at 11:30 right here on cbs-3. to college football big time match up second ranked penn state hosting 19th ranked michigan. wolverines have the top rated defense in the country. that didn't matter to saquon barkley. second play of the game direct snap to barkley cuts to the left and he is gone 69-yard to the house. sold out crowd went off, as

lions took an early seven to nothing lead. still in the first, trace mc sorely with the pitch, and to barkley again, and he goes down sidelines for a 15-yard touchdown. nittany lions lead by 14. fourth quarter, psu up 28-13. mcsorely drops back to find who else a wide open barkley who scores on the 42-yard touchdown. saquon first place with 3,000 rushing yard and 1,000 receiving yard, and they crushed wolverines 42-13. temple's final non- conference game, yesterday against army, game tied up under two minutes left, temple with the ball, hand off to armstead, goes up the middle, bounce is it outside and he is gone. 20-yard to the house w that owls will take the lead. six seconds left temple need a stop to win the game. calvin hopkins find jermaine adams with one second left in regulation tying the game. army kicks field goal in overtime. temple with the 27-yard field

goal. no g wide left. owls lose a heart breaker, 31- 28. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal ha

i love them all. this dog's owner, hi, there, he was deployed, and the owner looked desperately for someone

to take his beloved eight year-old dog, who is now available for adoption at pennsylvania spca. this doggies phenomenal. he is house broken, great with other dogs. cats. he knows how to sit. he knows how to just relax which is what you want from a dog. >> yes. >> again this doggies beast, he will be available for adoption after the show. >> you asked him if he wanted to get on the sofa. >> he looks very polite, he just said no, i'm fine here. you can see how comfortable he is, just strange situation and he is just great. one of the things maybe we can get eye contact with our friend here because there are neat studies. if you love just to see how animals think because sometimes inside into how we think. there are a couple neat studies. one of them in the journal animal cognition shows that dogs not just detect our emotions they match them. so in other word if you're happy, your doggies happy and

if you are sad, your doggies sat and i think anybody who has ever sobbed in the shield over the dog and laughed and seen how happy their dog gets they pick that up. the other thing that i found really interesting, and this is, and maybe i don't know if we can somehow get a look at his eyes. beast is probably not doing it right now because he is sort of just resting here but in the scientific reports, they came up with a study that they discovered that dogs make facial expressions in the presence of humans to communicate with us, it is not because of food, it is because they are actively trying to communicate with the human that is actively looking at them. they used a camera that can pick up very tiny of eye motions and, you can sianni imagine what the most common facial expression of the dog communicating to a person, puppy eyes. they found that the eyes widened just a little bit, just enough and it really is

one of the reasons that i think we love them and they say it could be as a result of the come station because 15,000 years ago dogs left outside a campfire and came in the campfire. i would have put my club down probably 16,000 years ago and invited them in but it just shows if you pay attention, if you really make your dog, your cat, part of your family, you will find that they are communicating back with you all the time. lets talk about some animals for adoption, pennsylvania spca, look at this darling dog this is tyson, he is eight, a masstive mix, a big boy, very friendly, he is a senior, he wants his own family. he need it. >> talk about puppy eyes. >> puppy eyes for sure. here we have chronic, another older boy, i love it. nine year-old pit ball mix rescued by humane law enforce: he is shy but then warms up. wonderful dog named chronic, nine years old.

do not overlook older dog you will love how relaxed they are here's stink bug. >> yes, yes. >> but in the a stink bug absolute angel, gentle sole, benefit from the cat experienced household who can help this cat come out into his comfort zone and give puppy eyes of his own. >> i know. >> now two weeks from now i will be probably pretty tired at this time in the morning. >> why? >> let me show you. maybe you can join me here at bark and wine, this is just great, a signature event and this is 150th anniversary of the pennsylvania spca. our big event, it is going to be saturday, november the fourth at 6:30 to 10:30. it is at the navy yard at urban outfitters. it will be just phenomenal. we are honoring some great people, some great dog lovers and it is a huge event. >> biggest of the year. >> absolutely and money raised goes to hood main law enforcement, so that we can keep animals, safe, in this area. so just go to the pspca.org

you can find out everything that you need to know about the tickets. please, i would love to meet you, so come on out. >> really. >> that doesn't bring people out, i don't know what well. >> thanks, carroll. remember adopt any pet at beast at pspca on 350 erie avenue saturday and sunday 10 to 5:00. machine through friday one to eight. my cat riley does mimic my emotions as well. >> so he is always happy. >> indeed, very happy. thanks, carroll. thanks, beast. here's what is coming up at 8:00 this morning. >> new addition to philadelphia's sky line, and it is sits in the shadow of independence hall. we will take you inside this luxury high rise and tell but the hefty price tag to live there. >> more sunshine in the forecast, chelsea ingram back to tell us how warm it will get to day, we will be right back.

when you're a double-dipping like steve sweeney, it's important to maintain a certain... lifestyle. that's why sweeney spent over a hundred grand of his campaign funds on high-priced meals and other gifts. we're talking fine cigars, fancy watches, pricey restaurants, and expensive wines - all to charm the type of folks who helped him raise your taxes 145 times. too many in south jersey are struggling. but steve sweeney's looking out for himself, not for us.

a three-year old child fights for his life in the hospital after he is shot in the head and police say his six year-old brother may have pulled the trigger. a scuffle with police blocks away from the philadelphia convention center , where a attorney general jeff sessions, was speaking about crime, we will tell what you led up to that violence. and another day, of warm sunshine to round out weekend how long can this stretch of 70's probably last. chelsea's ahead to tell us all