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 bit. today is sunday october

22nd good morning everyone i'm jan carabao lets get over to meteorologist chelsea ingram with the eyewitness weather forecast, good sunday morning, chelsea i fear the other shoe business to drop but hopefully not too far. we're dealing with more weather in the 70's. we will have a cool down heading our way and that will be followed by 70's once again , heading in to next week wild. temperatures have been significantly above average for this time of the year. i want to start off with a check at boardwalk plaza and rehoboth beach. look at how beautiful. nice sweat shirt wet they are morning. we have seen people outside on the board getting their exercise walk in and couple people on the beach, enjoying a morning all right. 52 degrees right now in philadelphia it is on the cool side. forty-seven in millville. forty-nine atlantic city. fifty in wildwood. cool start to the day but believe me when i tell you these numbers will be warming upstreamly quickly as we head in the afternoon. we're in the upper 40's at trenton. forty-five in allentown.

as far as dew points are concerned we are in the 40's and 50's. overall humidity levels are comfortable and it will begin to feel more steamy though as we head into tomorrow, and with some low level moisture beginning to make its way in to the region out ahead of our next system. for today though we're warm, with sunshine, looking for high temperature right around 77 degrees, as i mentioned well above average for this time of the year and i'll let you know when rain arrives and cool down will head our way in the full tore cast, for now, back to you. >> chelsea, thank you very much. new this morning one person is injured in a car crash that had part of the schuylkill expressway shut down this morning. this is westbound 76 approaching girard, and a overturned vehicle was blocking the right, center lanes there at one point able only one lane was crawling by. at this hour that accident has cleared out all lanes are back opened and traffic is moving much smoother. one person had to be taken to the hospital.

no word on that person's condition this morning or what cause that had crash. a three-year oldies shot inside of the 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 with more on how this community is reacting, anita. >> reporter: good morning, neighbors say this could have been prevented, they are saddened, frustrate that had weapon was not properly secured inside the home. bonnie neighbor said she broke down when she learned that the child had been shot. philadelphia police say a three-year old appeared to have been shot in the head accidentally in the 3600 block of north 18th street in tioga nicetown they rushed to the home around 3:00 saturday afternoon they found young boy with the six year-old and 12 year-old brothers home alone. six year-old may have accidentally pulled the trigger after boys accessed a handgun inside.

>> six year-old, he don't noe better. he probably thought it was a toy. he is six. >> reporter: neighboring say parents need to be vigilant in keeping their firearms secured >> they should not have had access, in way. if they had no security in the home when they left they should have took it with them. , no it is unbelievable. it is unacceptable. >> reporter: neighbors say that they are praying that this child pulls through, at last check he remains in critical condition at temple university hospital. live from north philadelphia this morning i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in delaware county now the search is on for a gunman who opened fire on four people on the basketball court there. now this shooting happened just before 6:00 o'clock yesterday evening. police say shots were fired from an elevated position on the 1200 block of car looks lane in chester. all of the victims were hit in the lower body, right now no word on their conditions or what may have led up to the shooting.

a teenager is recovering this morning after he was gunned down in south philadelphia. the shots rang out near moore and south 30th street just before 9:30 last night. police tell us that the 16 year-old was shot two times in both legs and he is now in stable condition. at lee two philadelphia police officers suffered injuries during a protest in center city. hundreds demonstrated as international association of chiefs of police met inside the convention center. "eyewitness news" reporter henry ross off 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 chiefs association. police confirmed two officers suffered minor injuries and several arrest where is made. hours before the violence there was a march that made its weighed through streets of the center city. that crowd called for all to be abolished, several onlookers even those with problems with police thought

message was a little extreme. >> if something happens we need order and police. so to me they shouldn't abolish police but they should work together. >> meanwhile inside conference the headliner attorney general jeff sessions, wasted little time in violent crime based on the most recent fbi data. >> troubling trend. >> reporter: sessions promised the federal government with help get things back on track. >> our goal, to make every community, safer especially the most vulnerable. >> reporter: offer of assistance was not well received by local leaders in philadelphia. >> he wants to lay crime at the feet of immigrants that is pretty bad. >> reporter: sessions led justice department has threatened to pull federal fund forgo local police in sanctuary cities like philadelphia which will limit cooperation with immigration officials. >> i think that is very counterproductive in terms of the bringing people together. >> reporter: in philadelphia, henry rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police say four protesters were issued citations for

disorderly conduct and two will face charges of assault on police. as nor those injured officers their injuries are minor and they are expect to be okay. sessions was also talking about a hundred million-dollar in grant money going to state and local police democrats for hiring of more officers. and in other news, today within of the fallen soldiers at center of the war of word between president trump and florida congress woman was laid to rest on saturday. roxana saberi reports from new york. >> reporter: friends, family and fellow soldiers honored sergeant la david johnson as he was laid to rest on saturday. his pregnant widow myeshia said good bye one final time. questions are growing over how 25 year-old johnson and three other u.s. service members died in an attack in niger october 4th. also why johnson's body was found a mile from the ambush site and how he became

separated from comrade. it is unclear why his patrol had not expected enemy contact in the part of the country where the u.n. map shows 46 attacks took place over the last 20 months. on friday defense secretary james mattis spoke to reports after meeting with senator john mccain who has called for more details about the attack. >> we can do bet earth communication. we can always improve on communication and that is what we will do. >> reporter: president trump's efforts to connell sole johnson's widow launched a war of word with fredricka johnson >> i have never called him a hero. >> i have called many people and i would think everyone of them appreciated it. >> reporter: in an interview set to air sunday the president insisted he said nothing wrong. roxana saberi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". sergeant johnson leaves behind his wife, daughter and son, cbs news has confirmed that the fbi is helping the military investigate the deaths of the four u.s.

soldiers. a senior republican senator says that members of the armed services committee will be briefed a little later this week about the deadly attack. still to come this morning right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" the benefit concert that brought all five living former presidents together on one stage. we will also have this. it is philadelphia's new, luxury residence building i'm greg argos here feet from independent mall, where 500 walnut street is opening, i'll tell you why, it took so long, to develop this land. went boom in my ears rang as if a grenade went off. >> a frightening experience, with an e cigarette, we will tell you what happened to that teen, that left him with serious injuries, that is when high witness news

and asked for continued support, for hurricane recovery efforts. >> is there still work to be done in texas and in florida. and, our friends in puerto rico and american virgin islands have only begun to dig their way out of what could be still a calamity disaster. but, can be a new beginning. >> reporter: president jimmy carter, bill clinton, george w. bush and barack obama joined george hw bush at texas a and m university home to his presidential library for a benefit concert. >> i speak for the folks right here when i say, we really

admire, and love, george hw bush. >> the evening originally planned to be the 20th anniversary celebration of bush 41's library transformed in an opportunity for former president to help hurricane victims. >> there is more work to do to make america still a greater, volunteer nation. >> reporter: after harvey devastated texas in september, the five former presidents, led by the bush's created the one america appeal charity, as hurricane season continue, so does the campaign's outreach to florida, and caribbean to date they have raised more than 30 million-dollar from over 80,000 donors. the work of the former presidents was praised as tremendous by president trum in a two minute video message that was welcomed with applause. >> in the aftermath of these terrible storms, the american people have done what we do best, we came together, and we helped one another, and through it all, we remain

resilient. >> it is unclear if the current president was invited to a 10. trump was honored to be given an opportunity to parities nate relief and recovery efforts. >> thank you so much for putting all of your difference as side, it is so incredible. >> reporter: among musical guests lady gaga who announced a partnership to create a mental health program for hurricane victims. >> the response to these must encompass survivors mental and emotional need as well as physical well-being. >> historic night in response to devastation, and inspiration, of historic proportions. in college station, texas, kail i, cnn. and in other news this morning, a strong line of severe then are storms are raise ago cross the state of oklahoma. high winds and heavy rain are just a few things people there are dealing with today.

outside of the oklahoma city at lee three tornadoes were reported last night. wind in compose of 07 miles an hour toppled trees, telephone lines there, damage buildings and caused a semi truck to crash. there have been reports of the baseball sized hail, fortunately in one has been hurt. wow, back here at home, beautiful day today but do we have rain in sight. >> we do, dry stretch is coming to an end. it has been so nice. we will show you bite full shot of center city. beautiful blue skies, a few cloud, really pretty start to the day. today will be another day well above average for this time of the year or mainly dry on monday but then, a cold front is going to be moving on through. that cold front will bring us chance for rain or a cool down and pattern change, behind it.

52 degrees right now in philadelphia. fifty in millville. down the shore we are in the upper 40's and 55 degrees in wildwood area. it is 45 in allentown. forty-three in mount pocono. starting to warm up a little bit there. and 44 degrees, currently in lancaster. storm scan three shows we are totally quiet. high pressure is in control, high pressure will be in control through the entire weekend but slowerly but surely making its way off shore. that will be providing us with a slow, out of the south, over next couple days which keeps temperatures well above average this time of the year. note thinks out to the west, a lot of rain, storms, cloud cover, that is associated with a cold front and this is a front movinge and it will march our way and bring us a chance of rain monday night and tuesday. here's that area of high pressure taking a ride off shore. cold front swings to thee, monday we will stay mainly dry but then on tuesday that is where that widespread rain is going to be developing, as

early as morning commute, and then as we head until the afternoon and evening we could talk about strong thunderstorms producing gusty winds. storm prediction center has highlighted delaware and lehigh valleys under marginal risk mainly for threat of gusty winds. that is something to keep an close eye on into tuesday out ahead of the front temperatures well above average for this time of the year. in the zero seven's. seventy-seven today. seventy-six monday. mid zero seven's on tuesday. that is still 10 degrees above our average high for the day-to-day. today's average high 65. now behind the front, temperatures will cool down. sixty-five on wednesday. sixty-one on thursday. a brief cool down because in no time by next weekend we will be reaching to near 70 degrees once again and it wouldn't surprise me by the time october is all said and done that this could be one of the top five warmest octobers on record. we will continue to see how rest of the month pans out but way models are shaping out

things are looking rather warm today is one of those days as well. 77 degrees. warm sunshine in philadelphia. seventy-two down the shore. pleasant warmth even in the poconos with a high of 72 degrees. looking good for game day on monday, monday night football mostly cloudy sky. seventy at kick off. by the fourth quarter powe game we will be in the 60's and that risk for a stray shower but otherwise majority of the game we should be on the dry side. your seven day forecast, 76 degrees on monday, high of 75 on tuesday. rain, storms and gradual clearing on wednesday, and 61 on thursday, jan. >> chelsea, thank you. 8:18. time to check road with kyle h ahn in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> good morning, jan. we have no accidents to report right now but we 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. due to the j.d. f walk to cure diabetes and will be remaining closed from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. for

other activities. lets look at travel times, everything is looking good especially on the schuylkill after that accident earlier this morning, and then we have a decent drive on i-95, vine, blue route and turnpike as well as bridges in and out. we will take a live look at 42 freeway and looking good in both directions as traffic is moving, smoothly as you head down the shore and toward philadelphia. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle hahn, jan, back to you. >> thank you. a new luxury high rise opened in one of the philadelphia's most historic neighborhood. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos takes us downtown for an inside look at 500 walnut where only a few units are still available despite the hefty price tag. >> reporter: newest addition to philadelphia's sky line sits in the shadow of independent hall. >> thinks a once in a lifetime location. >> reporter: just 36 residential units build on 26 floors. >> the average price of the building is four an a half

million-dollar. >> with every imaginable amenities. >> a lap pool, zahn, hot tub, yoga. >> reporter: 500 walnut street is officially opened and developer tom skatico could not be happier. >> thinks your crowd. >> yes. >> reporter: this prime piece of real estate has sat undeveloped for years fifth and walnut reason why it is a very narrow parcel of land and hard to build a sky scraper on it. this building is just 50 feet wide. >> 500 walnut was for me as an architect a rock for my soul. >> reporter: architect cecil baker was able to fit that need in an incredibly small footprint after working with outside developers for years. they could never make it work, they walk away from this >> reporter: tuesday along wait and grand opening. the philly pops performing in the bay of one of the car lifts. who's who of philly politics in attendance with unit prices

well in the millions, 23rd already sold including the penthouse, for a record amount >> penthouse is 17.8. it was a bargain. >> reporter: marry vealing the 10 year property tax abatement given on each unit will likely be a less controversial offering, then previously thought. >> we don't care about tax abatement we just want your wage tax. >> easy give away trust me. >> reporter: high above independent mall, trust me. >> these are people that can live anywhere they want. >> reporter: greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> beautiful building there. >> next up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, tennis great maria sharapova opens up but her career and new book we are back in a

the e cigarette he was using exploded. now most of his right hand is blistered, and it also shattered his front teeth which he could now lose, blake says he only had that e cigarette for a week and had not modified it. >> barely even touched it, just went boom and my ears rang as if a grenade went off, i thought my lip where is gone , it was nuts. apparently i didn't see it, but everyone else says, part of it shot and went through chairs and stuff. >> it wasn't until i was sent pictures that i burst into tears. >> and so blake now says that he has been done with it and telling his friends to throw out their e cigarettes too a federal study shows a growing

trend in e cigarette fires and explosions from over the past seven years more than half of those happened just last year. this morning on cbs sunday morning tracie smith hits the courts with tennis great maria sharapova here's a preview you'll see later on cbs this sunday morning. applause. >> maybe it shouldn't be so surprising. >> now maria sharapova looked so good at this years u.s. open despite an early exit. >> after all. >> maria cher provide. maria chef provide a. >> five time grand slam champ but remember just last year. >> i made a huge mistake. >> reporter: things looked awful when maria and something called meldonium we came front

head line news. >> i don't want to end my career and i hope i will be given another chance to play this game. >> reporter: 2016 you get an e-mail saying that you failed a urine test. >> yes. >> what went through your head when you opened up that e-mail >> i have news knowledge of what it was, i thought it was a mistake at first because i had been getting certificates of approval for years and i never had a problem with it, and then i realized it became banned january 1st and i had zero knowledge of it. >> do you feel like were you being made an example of. >> i don't want to believe so but i do question it. >> game on, with maria sharapova and country music star darius rocker this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. still ahead, successful surgery for conjoined twins right here in philadelphia. how health reporter stephanie stahl has a first look at the pair of twins now separated,

at children's hospital of philadelphia. and hear about their incredible story of survival up

good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. lets start with the forecast meteorologist chelsea ingram on the sky deck with eyewitness weather. good morning. you have to start off the day with the jacket or sweat shirt on but we will, i'm telling you warm up as we head in the afternoon. we will look at the kutztown area, live view on our live neighborhood network. high thin cloud, very high up in the atmosphere with you making for a simply stunning morning in the kutztown area. temperature around 44.

even a cool start in that location. fifty-two right now in philadelphia. forty-seven in millville. down the shore upper 40's to around 50 in wildwood. forty-nine in trenton. right around 45 in allentown. forty-three in mount pocono. dew points are comfortable. so humidity levels on the comfortable side in the 40's and 50's, you will notice out ahead of the next storm system those systems will be on the rise on monday. so by monday afternoon it will be feeling steamy. today simply gorgeous. warm, sunshine high of 77 degrees here in philadelphia. and that is well above average for this time of the year, we will let you know when rain arrives and when temperatures cool down coming down in your full forecast, for now, back to you. i cannot believe novice less than two weeks away, incredible, thanks, chelsea. to an incredible story on the healthwatch our very first look at the new pair of conjoined twins separated at children's hospital. as health reporter stephanie stahl reports it has been an emotional journey for that

family. >> meet abby and erin delaney, four months after they were separated, doctors at children 's hospital of philadelphia provided this video say that the 15 month-old formally conjoined twins are doing real well but still need more reconstructive surgery on their skulls. >> i love you, daddy. >> reporter: heather and riley delaney on live in north carolina came to chop as soon as they learned she was carrying twins conn join at the head. >> when girls were born they were 2-pound 1 ounce appease, they were able to fit inside my shirt and skin to skin with them. so they have grown a lot. >> reporter: before the 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 are 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 involves using tissue expand tours slowly stretch skin that would be needed once

the girls were separated. >> you're good, you're strong, right. >> reporter: in june the twins were finally ready for separation surgery and final good bye from their parents. >> the good and bad, silly and awful and happy and sad. >> reporter: the surgery lasted for 11 hours. >> as soon as we are ready we will give them one, two, three and pull them apart. >> reporter: then suddenly there was a complication with ab hi who blood, it was a difficult post surgeon kail talk to parents. >> we were really close to losing her. i'm worried with her brain swelling. >> reporter: there were scary days but abby survived and now mom can finally play dress up with both little girls. >> they are happy, contend little girls for what they have gone through. they have never lived outside hospital walls and they are still happy. >> reporter: erin has been discharged but abby remains hospitalized at chop. family is hoping everyone gets

to go home together by thanksgiving. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we are wishing them the best. in other news today a three-year old boy remains in critical condition after he is shot in the head inside a tioga home and investigators believe a six year-old brother may have pulled the trigger. it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon in the 3600 block of north 18th street. authorities say that the three-year old, the six year-old and their 12 year-old brother were all home alone when the shot was fired in the second floor bedroom. the shootings has neighbors frustrated. >> they should not have had access, no way. if they shouldn't, and it would have taken it with them. no, it is unbelievable and unacceptable. >> and at this point, it is un jeer how those boys got access to that handgun and why they were left home alone. police say that the six year-old and his parents are now with detectives.

police say a man suspected of the double stabbing in maryland barricaded himself inside a relative's home in chester county yesterday. tactical teams and negotiators were outside the home on summit street in darby for about four hours, trying to get that suspect to come out. they have succeeded around 6:00 p.m. man is suspected of stabbing his wife and three-year old son in hartford county, maryland and he is awaiting extradition on attempted murder charges. loved one say their final good bye to suggested ladavid johnson one of the four soldiers killed in the african country of niger. family and friends honored sergeant johnson being laid to rest in hollywood, florida yesterday. his death was at the center of the phone call controversy last week between president trump and a florida congress woman. meantime fbi has joined the investigation into how those soldiers were killed on october 4th, and they also want to know why johnson's body was found almost a mile away from the ambush side and

how he became separated from his comrades. well, we may soon have new information, about the 1963 assassination of president john f. kennedy. president trump tweeted yesterday that he is planning to authorize the release of governmental documents that could shed new light on the crime, correspondent kim hutchinson has more. >> reporter: president donald trump tweeted saturday he is planning to authorize release of classified documents that could reveal new details of the assassination of the president john f. kennedy. included in the release will be documents from the fbi and cia, 1992 law known as the john f. kennedy assassination record collection act requires more than 3,000 previously classified, documents be made public by the law's 25th anniversary, which is thursday october 26th. the only person who can prevent release of these documents is president trump who still has power to withhold any or other documents he believes could

pose harm to u.s. intelligence , law enforcement, military or u.s. foreign relations. some historian whose studied the assassination do in the believe these documents will lead to any bomb shell discovery in the kennedy assassination. one historian applaud the decision. >> a broad the fact that president trump is releasing these documents. historians wanted this release done for a while, cia, fbi files of what mapped with had assassination of kennedy still parts a mystery. >> one of those mysteries includes lead harvey oswald's trip weeks before president kennedy's assassination. i'm kim hutchinson reporting. turns out "fox news" renewed contract of the former host bill o'reilly shortly after he paid off a collogue who was threatening to sue him for alleged sexual misconduct according to the new york times expos. o'reilly was booted from "fox news" back in april after another viewer times article detailed pay offs to other woman accusing him of sexual

harassment or verbal abuse. o'reilly has denied allegations. there is still so much more to come on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning and coming up next, we will check with face the nation's john dickerson for a look at today's

october is national breast cancer awareness month, cbs-3, cw philly and komen philadelphia are joining forces by joining our region pink. national constitution center is aglow in pink lights when you see those lights, it is re mine tore schedule mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. take a look, jefferson health, washington township hospital, has also turned pink, and this is the 16th year for lights for the cure campaign, you can always find out more information, at cbs philly.com

/cure. well, cbs face the nation will be coming your way later this morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3 and joining us now with a preview live from washington is cbs news chief washington correspondent john dick are son, good morning. >> good morning. we will start broadcast today by getting latest on that ambush in niger almost two weeks ago that took four u.s. servicemen. we will talk to michael morel former acting director of the cia and david martin from the settlement, and, to talk about why he paid u.s. servicemen there, was it failure of intelligence, what does it tell us about broad fight begins isis and military under the trump administration. we will continue to continue that conversation with republican senator james langford who is on the intelligence committee, and does he think it was an intelligence failure that led to this ambush and, what questions did he ask to be answered. we will talk to him about domestic politics as well, budget which passed out of the

senate and tax cuts are coming we will continue that conversation with mick, the white house director of office of management and, budget. is there a big push to get those tax cuts passed before the end of the year. do the numbers add up for a republican part that i was obsessed with deficits, the one that just budget that just passed out of the senate does not balance, we will figure out how to square that with director muscle veney and then move to the, feud this week about how to treat gold star families, between the president and his chief of staff and florida congress woman. we will talk to the man, who was from the democratic national convention, when he the gold star father who has a new book out and american family, a memoirs of hope and sacrifice. and then jan, as always we will have reporters at the table to talk about all of the weeks news and what we should be preparing for next week. >> no shortage of topics, john , thanks very much, see you at 10:30. well, still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" another beautiful day to get

outside you have got to do it but how long can this warm sunshine possibly last? chelsea's back to tell us about our next chance for rain , we will also have this. so many people go by this wall and say what is back there? mystery, behind the wall, thousands of people, passed by this stone wall every single day when we look inside we will find a beautiful place fit for a king and queen, ahead in meisha johnson's dream drive. we

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walk, chelsea, same goes for today. >> so true, basically a carbon copy. warm temperatures above average more sunshine, is there a change heading our way we will talk about that. we will talk about the reports coming in from our weather watchers. i have been receiving temperature reports and pictures, and let me draw your attention to this from jenny jenson from cherry hill new jersey, morning fog, many lex ness south jersey and into our delaware beaches and down the shore started off with quite a bit of fog but it is looking better and starting to clear up across the region. weather watchers are checking in with temperatures in the 40 's and 50's as we start out sunday morning. jenny, 50 where she is. lou in eagleville, pennsylvania, 50 degrees. we have many others in the 40 's. we will go to the headlines new we have more warmth, that is moving our way as we head into the afternoon hour of today, looking at high temperatures in the upper 70's , believe it or not, and

as jan has been mentioning it is almost close to november, and we are still dealing with this type of warmth. mainly dry as we head into monday but then cold front will be moving on through and it will be that front that brings us chance for rain and then behind that front we are talking about cooler air if only for a brief time. 53 degrees in philadelphia, it is 50 in millville. down the shore 40's to 50. fifty-one wildwood. we have 45 in allentown. mount pocono at 43. reading. 49 degrees. storm scan three shows we are quiet, high pressure in control. this area of high pressure will be pushing off shore as our next storm system makes its way toward thee. here's a cold front see all this rain, storms, cloud cover , that pushes toward thee it will arrive in our neighborhood monday night and tuesday. in fact widespread rain will be developing across the region. high pressure takes a ride off shore, that will bring us some

turn to the south, and temperatures out ahead of this front still well above average for this time of the year. we are dry for monday. rain will go monday night into tuesday widespread rain is developing and we will even have the possibility, monday afternoon and evening, or tuesday afternoon and evening for showers and thunderstorms to develop, some of which could produce gusty winds. that is why storm prediction center has outlined us in the marginal risk for severe weather for tuesday, specifically tuesday afternoon , and even where we could get, some gusty winds. that is main threat or severe weather we are concerned b out ahead of that front here's those above average temperatures. seventy-seven on sunday. seventy-six on monday. seventy-five on tuesday. even by tuesday we're still 10 e high temperature for today which is 65. behind that front we will see that cool down in the 60's. sixty-five on wednesday. more seasonal this time of the year. sixty-one as we head into thursday. wouldn't surprise me by the time october is all said and done it could be a top five

warmest octobers on record. we will see how it plays out. warm sunshine for the day-to-day, a high of 77 degrees. as we head into tonight 60 for that overnight low temperature mostly cloudy. we will have patchy dense fog developing once again but maybe even more locations, by tomorrow morning, so that is something we will keep an eye on. for game day forecast eagles game kick off kick off at 70. mild one, mostly cloudy skies, i think majority of the game ends up being dry but we will have a wristing toward fourth quarter post game for a stray shower. 67 degrees when you are on your way home. you're witness weather forecast 76 on monday. seventy-five on tuesday with the rain, gusty storms, gradual clearing on wednesday, by thursday, we are down in the lower 60's, jan. >> chelsea thanks. 8:48. time to check road we will go to kyle hahn in the cbs-3 traffic center. >> good morning. we have no accidents going on, at this very moment but we have a major closure on mlk

drive-in both directions between falls bridge and sweet briar drive from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. due to the j.d. f walk to cure diabetes and will remain closed from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. for other activities. lets look at some travel times once again and everything is looking, really good so far on the major interstates, you'll have decent drive on i-95, the vine, blue route and turnpike as well as bridge necessary and out of the city. and then we will take within last live look at i-95 at cottman avenue and everything is moving smoothly in, both directions, as you make your morning commute. from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm kyle hahn, jan, back to you. kyle, thank you. in sports news today baseball fans in houston are waking up with happy this morning. the houston as as assassination record astros have made it to the world series. they beat insuring yankees in game seven of the american league championship series with a score of four to nothing.

up next for astros is game one of the world series, against the l.a. dodgers on tuesday night. and the eagles, game isn't until tomorrow night but our sports team will sure get you ready for the prime time showdown, on chevy sunday kick off, and sports director don bell along with pat gallen and leslie van arsdal will all break down the game for you with the win the eagles will have the best record in the nfl, and chevy sunday kick off is coming up this morning at 11:30 right here on cbs-3. we will be right back in a moment.

>> let's take a look. >> ♪ >> so many people go by this wall and say, what is back there.. >> so few people even in this area knows what goes on behind there so we are delighted to take you behind the wall. >> the morris estate, the estate of alfred du pont, a philanthropist, modeled to some extent, after versay. >> this is breathtaking. >> we are standing in what is called the long walk, the long vista which goes from the mansion, down into the reflecting pool, behind it the colony and then beyond that the temple of love. largest french formal gardens in north america. >> so beautiful. >> we are an oasis, 300 acres, it is a very special place. >> wow. >> welcome to the formal

dining room of the mansion. >> unbelievable. >> take a look at that chandelier. >> imagine eating dinner here with louie the 16th annmarie antoinette looking down at you that is what alfred du pont and his wife did every night, in math fur they were entertaining a large group or here by themselves. during the hay day during late 20's and 30's there were upward of 50 people he employed here. the du ponts, as people who owned a mansion which showcased the public areas with their art. >> the drawing room which is their formal reception area. a conservatory which is like a room turned inside out so you are sitting in the garden looking on at beautiful gardens and then you go to what we referred to as the man cave two bowling allies, two billiard tables, hunting trophies, it is a gentlemen's

club that is where the ladies after the reception would sit in the drawing room and men would get downstairs and do what men do. it was a home. we try to present it as a home >> but it is so much more then just a home. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> when he died in 1935, he specified that on the grounds of his estate a children's hospital to be developed and that opened up in 1940 the alfred i du pont institute for children. it is now flagship of what is nemours children's health system. you see the ground here, people see us and we share a campus but a legacy. >> yes, so much heart. meisha johnson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". absolutely beautiful. >> yes, what a day to go there and walk around the ground is today. >> totally. >> anything you want to do outdoors in the afternoon you are good to go. you're golden. here's what you can expect today. warm sunshine with a high right around 77 degrees, that

is well, above average, for this time of the year. average high for the day is 65 mostly cloudy overnight, low temperature of 60 degrees. we will see more of that patchy fog developing as we head in the overnight hours so likely on monday morning you will be dwelling that on your drive-in to work but much of the day on monday should be dry, and our next system moves in monday night into tuesday and that will be bringing us rain or thunderstorm as we head into tuesday afternoon and evening some could be severe, 65 on wednesday behind that storm system with gradual clearing, and we will cool down to 61 on thursday but by next weekend we will be backup to around 70 degrees by saturday, so as i have been saying all morning it wouldn't be surprised me as if october goes down in the record books as a very, very warm act, maybe even one of the these hottest on record. we will see how it plays out. >> i don't hear too many complaints, i will take it. i know november, about two weeks away. >> it is close. >> it does happen. >> thanks, chelsea.

that is it for "eyewitness news" for now we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly.com. sunday morning is next. have a great day everyone.

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