>> sure. >> six-one eagles now the best record in the nfl but big news after that monday night win, over washington, comes at a hefty price. carson wentz delivered, one magical play after another, including this one, a ridiculous pass to cover i clement, for a touchdown. wentz was four touchdowns in the game. but, all pro left tackle jason peters and middle linebacker jordan hicks were loss to season ending injuries. hicks ruptured his achilles tendon in the first quarter, see him coming off right there and peters tore acl and mcl in his right knee in the third. coach doug pederson says team will to have regroup after that 34-24 win. >> you know, i think one of the things, that i talk about and hopefully you guys have seen it with the team and talking to the players is it is definitely the next man up, and they rally around the guys that are hurt, number one, so they support them but at the same time the bigger picture is we still after lot of

football left and we still have a game this sunday and season is not over. >> so big v will jump in the line up we don't know if he will play right or left side, moving lane johnson, is there shuffling they will have to work out today, figure that out and both of these players, obviously great players, one of them will be hall of famer and one of them was on the rise in his career. so we will see what they do moving forward. >> hate that for them. >> thanks, buddy. eagles fans after lot of feelings today but overwhelmingly people we spoke with said eagles will sore, above this setback. >> oh, man, i think it is going to be a really rough one for the eagles, with peters out but hicks has been out for a while, i think they still may have a pretty good shot. >> as long as we have wentz we will be all right but substitute, starters are out. >> i doubt he will let this season end up, if anything, bold prediction he will be back week 17. >> eagles play the zero-seven san francisco 49ers, on sunday at home. great night for i game

last night. today started out wet, windy, warm but now drying out, and cooling down. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking a fall-like weather pattern for us right now, kate >> let's talk about what happened this morning and is what happening right now. you can see the rain that came through this morning is shifting out of here up into portions of new england, still some showers on the co, 12 hour loop, heaviest downpours we saw right around here moving through philadelphia between nine and 11:00 this morning. then heaviest shifted off. once sun came out it turned into a nice day for areas west of the city as we had talk about last night. as we zoom in here on storm scan three still some showers clinging to the coast. down the shore, delaware beaches up through portions of new jersey, cape may county, atlantic county, right along garden state parkway still downpours. you can see how this system is moving south to north, not just getting out like we need it to and that is keeping threat for rain around down the shore, through the rest of this evening.

rainfall recap since midnight mount pocono pick up 1.42 inches have rain, heavier downpours there, dennis township at just under a inch, doyletown .83 inches, newark delaware at .73, in philadelphia we have pick up a third of an inch have rain. peak wind gusts some of these really strongest specially this morning we had reports of power outages, damage as lauren will tell new a moment but in some spots wind gusts topped 60 miles per hour, and lauren casey is out on the sky deck with that part of the coverage, wind was really how long and lauren will tell us what caused these wind gust this is morning, hey there, lauren. >> we didn't have much thunderstorm activity so may be wondering i didn't hear thunder or see lightening no severe thunderstorm warning so where do they come from they were strong, as you mentioned wind gusts to 67 miles an hour creating some damage across parts of the delaware valley, multiple damage reports 60 miles per her wind gustness dover, trees down, gloucester county seeing a lot of wind

damage reports with trees down on a home, trees down on cars and in center city philadelphia we had a report of some trees down, on cars, but what caused this? something we call, a low level jet, a fast moving, ribbon of air, we are like a mini jet stream but closer to the surface and it is about 5,000 feet above the surface. so what happens is we will get showers to build up in to the atmosphere and tap into that low level jet because it is not as high in the atmosphere. we will get down draft to that shower which is all that air, rain coming out, tap in those winds and brings stronger win right down to the surface. it was that low level jet that caused gusty winds, soft thunderstorms earlier this morning, so little bit of science for you guys today, we're learning here where things are happening, low level jet, something we will have to watch in the coming future weather events too, ukee. >> got more science for thaw same storm system caused dramatic flash flooding to the south. this is, north carolina and

that is the rocky broad river, racing out of control. other parts of the carolinas were pounded by wind, at lee nine tornado sighting were reported last night and airport was destroyed, homes damaged and thousands were left without power. >> the debris was hitting the house all over, we heard a big crash and the sound we could not even hear yourself talk, you know, kind of yelling, it was so loud. >> my neighbor's house that were here, and knocked four or five homes in the roof and knocked her home back out the back of her house. >> fire crews had to rescue dozens on have people from their cars after a mall parking lot flooded. captured on camera a 12 year-old boy playing in the rain with an umbrella when it appears he is hit by a lightening bolt. video was recorded in argentina, unbelievably the boy was not badly injured. the mother was videotaping the boy not realizing the danger

that he was in. right new crews are on the scene of the has mass situation in hamilton township mercer county. chopper three over route 129 where a tractor trailer went partially off the road, it is uncleared what was spilled and how much. no one was injury. road is still closed in that area. former philadelphia district attorney seth williams is sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty this summer to accepting a bribe. today a judge imposed the maximum penalty in that case, and our joe holden was in the courtroom and joins us live in center city with the very latest, joe. >> reporter: jessica, there was anger in this court room seth williams appeared a hush went over room and mouthed hello to his family inn gave a thumbs up to members in the gallery. the judge described this a day of reckoning for a man he calls profoundly dishonest. five years in federal prison for seth williams disgraced ex-district attorney was sharply criticized, williams in etan jump suit sold himself

to the parasites he surrounded himself with according to judge paul diamond. >> you guys have any comment on the sentencing. >> no comment. >> reporter: williams family had nothing to say after the 45 minute hearing only flashing of obscene gestures. william pleaded guilty in june to a charge of the bribery admitting he took chaos in exchange for official action. he also admitted to defrauding a nursing home caring for his ill mother. williams lawyers hoped judge would release him on electronic monitoring so he could spend time with his mother before he was given a prison assignment. >> i specifically made that request not for him but for his mother and for his daughters, unfortunately, the court denied that request. >> reporter: it was a twist not escaping the judge, he said williams dumped his mother in that nursing home like a sack of potatoes and about wanting to see her the judge said quote, the english language doesn't have the word to address outrageousness of this request. he stole from his mother. >> mr. williams is a criminal. did he not simply make a

mistake. he engaged in these crimes continuously over course of many, many years targeting different victims. basically anybody he was in a position. >> reporter: williams dabbed his eyes and chose to have his attorney read a letter from him where's pol guys todd his family, d.a.'s office ain't city of philadelphia. >> he has a lot of regret. he has made mistakes. he admitted to those mistakes. he is genuinely sorry for those mistakes. >> reporter: well, tonight seth williams remains at the federal prison in center city. he is in segregated population meaning he is in a room by himself for 23 hours and at some point in the few weeks the bureau of prisons for federal government will designate a location where seth williams will serve out those five years. he is expected to be incarcerated, until the summer of 2022. that is story live outside federal court in center city, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". first responders make a gruesome discovery overnight

in philadelphia's tioga neighborhood. officers found a woman's body in a trash bag on the 1800 block of west west moreland street, police say 9:11 a.m., and, 39 year-old woman had severe face and head trauma as well as other injuries to her body. >> we received a 911 call as a female on the highway, on the highway, she hasn't been identified just yet. >> medical examiner will determine how the woman died and until then police are saying that this investigation , is, suspicious in nature. a philadelphia cemetery that made international headlines after being targeted by vandals has been made whole , once again. this morning mayor jim kenney toured mount carmel cemetery in wissonoming for firsthand look at the repairs. officials say vandals damaged more than 275 headstones in february. the jewish federation of greater philadelphia raised nearly $300,000 for restoration effort which

depended largely on volunteers >> these are kind of like folks who are, could have been my neighbors, maybe some of them were, but people seem to have no respect or no decency when it comes to orange places like this and they should be honored, should be sacred, should be quiet, should be peaceful. >> no one was ever arrested for the vandalism at the cemetery. coming up on "eyewitness news" a at home check to check your risk for two often deadly cancers. >> incident on capitol hill, flags flown at president trump we will explain what happened. you can see it will be a hot world series between the l.a. dodgers and houston astros and why the action on the field might be intense, the temperatures could break world series record. who is this cutie, learning to skateboard at ripe old age of 10 months old? we will give a hint. son have the local woman who

made it big in the music world the answer coming your way in the hot minute. live look at our camera in bethlehem pennsylvania, what started out, as a glummy rainy day has turn no a nice one. kate's full for

revenge is sweet, we now know how actress blake lively got back at her fun loving husband ryan reynolds. >> billy joel's bundle of joy has arrived, 68 year-old singer is welcoming his third child. bex from our sister station 96.5 has those stories and more. >> thanks, ukee and jessica, excruciating two months for blake lively who finally got revenge that she was seeking. back in august, her husband ryan reynolds wished actress happy birthday on social media by crossing her out of the photo. well, redemption is sweet, blake reciprocate the love on ryan's fourth first birthday, with the caption quote happy birthday, baby, under a photo have ryan's mostly cropped face and ryan gosling, front and center. yes, you have until next year to think burr next move, ryan. on to billy joel, who is also celebrating a 68th year-old singer and his wife

alexis welcomed a second child weighing in at 7-pound, 3 ounces, remi ann joel makes billy a dad for a third time with all girls. his eldest daughter to ex- christie brinkly 31 year-old alexa rachel was in the delivery room to support her dad and welcome her half sister. according to representatives mom and baby are doing well and everyone is thrilled. and from one baby to the next apple doesn't fall far from the tree for doyletown native pink and her 10 month-old son, hoist already learning how to skateboard. her motor cross racing husband carry heart shows jamison moon , riding toward his dad, between dad, it takes acrobatics and we have a future athlete, on hand. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. baseball fall classic may feel more like a summer sizzle when dodgers and astros take the field for the first game of the world series. >> game is expected to be the hottest world series game on

record and by that mean the temperatures. temperatures topped 100 degrees in los angeles today and are likely to whoever near triple digits when first pitch is tossed about 8:00 p.m. our time. >> we brought plenty of water. we will be walking around, and world series. >> and, now, fans going to the game are urged to stay hydrated, los angeles fire department will have extra paramedics on hand just in case, the heat wave could actually benefit batters, baseballs tend to travel further inner hot whether ther and if that is the case, fans may be in for quite the show. >> wow. >> well, that makes it feel more like fall like here. >> yes, we have triple digit temperatures in the world series. we have had interesting weather. >> today was strange. >> all seasons in one day. >> opened up nicely toward the end. >> it almost like figure will, something to stick around and then cloud come back. it turned out nice. skies opened up. we had blue skies, sunshine, break go through in the

afternoon, nice weather just in time for mobile weather watcher to go on a field trip to blair million elementary school in the hatboro horsham school district. meteorologist matt peterson met students and talk to them about the weather, and then students got to go outside to check out the mobile weather watcher, and see all of the the neat weather gadgets up close, every time i have done a school visit kid ask if they can drive the mobile weather watcher despite the fact that in of them have their licenses yet. aim sure they didn't get to take it for a spin but they check out all of the new neat things and tv debut. hopefully then joyed their vice witt math today. here's another camera in the community we will go out to center sit friday parkway central library camera. the sunnies shining, the fountains are going in the logan circle beautiful looking evening, out there and it is cooling down quite nicely asng well. lot the time lapse from today, our camera at pope john paul high school, in royersford and started off, pretty ugly. watch how rain comes through,

you can see brief downpours, just all through the morning and then, once the sun broke out, it turns out to be a gorgeous afternoon, now, nothing but sunshine out there and the temperature is 70 degrees. much, much nicer weather then it was to start the day, in royersford, and all across the region. culprit this morning is storm system that is still back to the west, you can see swirl of precipitation over that system around upper peninsula of michigan, cold front that came through this morning is still, hanging out, out to sea, bit of the secondary front back here produce something showers across portions of the ohio valley, we make get a few light sprinkles cooler air starting to move in by thursday but heaviest of the rain is out of here, and if you are down across south jersey, jersey shore points and delaware beaches notice how these showers are clinging to the companies, barrier island, garden state parkway, still picking up wet wet they are evening even though bulk of it pushed out to sea. that is only part of the area seeing wet weather right now. temperatures are still on the mild side, 73 in philadelphia. seventy-four allentown.

seventy-one in reading. notice cool bubble of air behind that system. it is only in the 40's inial pena and chicago, that cooler air is heading our way. dryer air sweeping in as well, you can see on the water vapor that dry air moving in and dew points are dropping quite considerably. we will see dew points by tomorrow drop into the lower 40's, and that puts us, right, in the awesome range, for this time of the year. so what to expect? we will move forward in time. we have temperatures dropping into the 40's overnight, tomorrow night, and then again thursday night, in the wake up to a chilly start the next couple of days but temperatures wise in the afternoon feeling good, thursday, the coolest day, friday, saturday warm up nicely, and then sunday, features another chance for rain especially in the afternoon, and we have to keep a close eye on the weekend plans, saturday looks like better day. >> bring on the awesome range. >> we like that. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a hot home check to check your wrist for two major cancers. plus this. u.s.s. olympia is oldest

ship still afloat in the world but did you know spirits lived aboard, coming up we will take you a tour and find out why this is so significant and why the floors are red. the flyers, back in action tonight and a special moment after the eagles game we will show you who carson wentz gave the game ball too up next in sports.

we will break down the numbers tonight at 6:00. >> yes. >> what are the odd. >> i'm break doing thawn dance >> we will leave that to you. >> breaking down that dance. >> yes. >> hey, that quarterback though, i'm telling what you carson is amazing on the field

and off. >> yes, it is rare to find this combination of quality in an individual. carson wentz defies logic with chaos in his face he coolly delivers under fire, wentz is first eagle since 1950 to throw at least three touchdowns in three straight games. and after a special moment, in this game, wentz gave the game ball to the family of lucas c usters the 10 year-old boy who who his battle with stomach cancer and shared a bond with the quarterback. his nickname was dutch destroyer and gave wentz a wrist band with that nickname on it. carson has been wearing the gift during the games. >> i actually met them, saw them before the game, talk to them for a while, saw them again after the game, finally got the touchdown pass and ertz got the ball to them, after half. they are a special family, special family, and, yeah, it is definitely impacted me in a big way all the way back in the spring and that story

yesterday, you know, yeah, definitely moving. i was thrilled they could be here. youngest one that was his first eagles game. i told him he better keep coming back. >> special family and special bond. also, after the game eagles tweeted out this pic, jon dorenbos watching the game with cole hamels, dorenbos, says he is feeling good, after recovering from heart surgery. two guys, big in philadelphia. tonight. the flyers will wrap up a five game home stand against anaheim ducks during this stretch orange and black have won three out of four, right new flyers are five-three, and tied for third in the metropolitan division. >> and they are looking g looking good. >> looking good. >> again, don't look now but things are kind of, turning around in the philadelphia sports world. >> who has this, back in i would say august they would be six-one. i mean really even the most optimistic of fans.

>> yeah. >> you know. >> six-one. >> that is heavy stuff. >> it is good stuff. coming up next half an hour, iconic moment damaged during hurricane irma a monument, hurricane irma, all restored, also this. is there a city ordinance that is targeting ticketing and trying to take down chinese food restaurants? i'm alycia nieves we will speak to chinese restaurant owners even a city council member who says that is exactly what is happening. and a protesters threw flags at president trump on capitol hill, protesters message for president and what happened right after that when "eyewitness news"

he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes

for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share.

philadelphia city council man david oh is working to revamp a city ordinance that is hurting chinese restaurants >> he says it is being

selectively enforced and unfairly targeting one while giving others a pass and it all has to do with closing times. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live at philadelphia city hall to explain, alycia. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, this packet of information giving to us by councilman david oh's office and inside has citation force chinese food restaurant in west philadelphia it has maps of other restaurants on similar streets that have not been cited for being opened pennsylvania 11:00 p.m. this data supporting the feeling that some restaurants are being discriminated against. councilman oh office shows this data shows there is selective enforcement that is happening. slapped with 30 fines that range from $300 to $2,000, the owner of this chinese food take out on 16th street in west philadelphia said she has been forced to close her business. >> i'm so i cannot do nothing. >> reporter: her restaurant was cited through quality of life ordinance that does ant

how restaurants to be opened pennsylvania 11:00 p.m. >> i see two jobs. unaudible. >> even though a judge dismissed all of her tickets because they didn't apply, she said officers kept coming to site her. >> police say i don't care bit >> reporter: her restaurant is one of the dozens dealing with these tickets. >> the owner of peking says in chinese enforcement of the ordinance seemed to be selected against chinese restaurants. since 2005, we have seen dozens of $2,000 violations while pizza shop jokes next door has never received one. we confirmed that and pizzeria stays opened just as late. >> in 2015, 96 percent of the violation notices were dealing only to chinese take our

restaurant. >> reporter: david o's office is spreading a revamp after collect ago this data, and, it seems to backup the concern from chinese food restaurant owners that they are being unfairly targeted. >> we are certainly aware of that perception. we will take that very seriously. in fact, couple weeks back, one of the deputy commissioners sat down and ordered suspending the enforcement of that particular ordinance. >> reporter: as you heard police there say that the ordinance has been temporarily suspended, as council works honorary slam sevening it and working to ensure any ordinance ace replied without discrimination, and to that end councilman david oh has organized a rally here at city hall, thursday at 9:00 a.m. against discrimination in general. reporting live from philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". many puerto ricans who left devastated island in the wake of hurricane maria are starting new lives in cities on the u.s. main land. disaster relief center in miami's airport is one of the three set up across florida

for evacuees. displaced american citizens are receiving, support, services from government and non-profit relief groups. the governor's office says 58,000 evacuees have arrived in florida since the beginning of the month. >> the people we get them into the society, the quicker we will be able to off set the expense on the state and help improve their quality of life. >> reporter: many evacuees say they would like to return to puerto rico but making that decision depends on the rebuilding efforts on the island. iconic key west attraction is restored after it was damaged when hurricane irma slammed the florida keys last month. artists put finishing touches on the southern most point markers yesterday. the concrete monument had to be restuccod and primed before artists could repaint it, by hand. much of key west escaped serious damage during the hurricane. g.o.p. senator jeff flake says he is leaving congress when his termsend in 2019.

he made the announcement during an impassioned speech, on the senate floor, that also criticized president trump. >> reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and telling it like it is. when it is actually just reckless, outrageous, and un dig filed. when such behavior emanates from the top of our government , it is something else, it is dangerous a democracy. >> senator flake has been critical of president trump in the past, the president has not responded to his latest commencement. president trump has made his tax reform legislation a priority, though and was stump ing for his plan on capitol hill. on his way to run watch mitch mcconnell a protester shouted at the president and threw russian flags. >> the protesters 36 year-old

ryan clayton was among members of the press at the time, he was detained by capitol security and charged won lawful conduct, and security officials are still investigating how he got inside, the goal with the republican senators lunch was to get a unified majority for his tax reform plan. president trump was on capitol hill today for a working run watch senate republicans. the goal of the sit down was to rally g.o.p. support for his tax reform plan, and the president did not speak with reporters afterward. >> tax reform is what we are about. if there is anything that unifies the republicans, it is tax reform. >> reporter: but ahead of the meeting republican senator bob corker says that the president 's involvement is not helping. >> would i let the tax writing committees do their work and stay out of taking things off the table, and really negotiating against the process before it even begins. >> reporter: mr. trump responded on twitter saying corker quote couldn't get

elected dog catcher in tennessee and is now fighting tax cuts. >> the president has great difficulty with the truth on many issues. he is obviously not going -- >> reporter: some believe mr. trump is under mining his agenda by feuding with cocaine other republican lawmakers. house speaker paul ryan hopes the two will settle their differences. >> i know bob, we support budget, wants tax reform. i necessity president wants to get tax reform. i believe it is best to settle these things in person. >> reporter: senate democrats viewed infighting as an opportunity. >> this bill is not a middle class bill. come work with democrats on a real middle class tax bill. the plan you advisors put together with republicans on the hill, doesn't do what you say it does. >> reporter: house is expected to vote on the senate's past budget proposal this week, house leaders are aiming to unveil their tax bill sometime next week. the house speaker said he hopes to have the tax and budget bill on the president's desk by the end of the year.

still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight we will take you inside a historic landmark that some say is haunted, and see how you can check it out for yourself. and a kit that can tell you if you are at risk for two deadly forms of cancer, why doctors say it may do more harm then good. behind the scenes of the hit cbs show 60 minutes, the new book that looks at 50 years of amazing reporting. kate in. well, lets talk about the weekend. it may turnout to be a half and half weekend. sunshine saturday with above average temperatures and the approaches saturday's high will be right around zero seven but then sunday that front moves through and especially in the afternoon we could be in for heavy rain, possibly even some thunder, to finish out your weekend. we will keep you posted as you

from news maker interviews to in depth investigation 60 minutes has brought us so many memorable stories over the last five decade. >> now a new book is detailing some of these moments and giving us behind the scenes look at the broadcast. we spoke with jeff fager the executive producer and author of 50 years of 60 minutes. we asked him, what made this program, stand the test of time. >> i think that the most important parties that we have stuck to our values, you know, overall of these 50 years, we really haven't changed how we look at stories and how we go about doing them. we've involved significantly. we have look different, we feel different. we are more newsy then we used to be. we like to cover current stories, but the basic standard and values that were at the very beginning and the heart of cbs news at the very beginning, we still live by and care about. >> the book, 50 years of 60

minutes is out today, it is published by simon and shoes ter a division of cbs. you can watch 60 minutes, this sunday at 7:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. that is stopwatch has stood the test of time. >> yes, it has. local organization is offering free tattoos, for breast cancer survivors. >> they are special test used to design to help their healing we will have that story

it is october press cancer awareness month comes to a close next week, we have another potential way for women to estimate their risk at home. >> health reporter stephanie stahl joins us now with more on the einstein health care science certainty report. >> interesting one here, scientists say most breast cancer is not genetic, but for women who do have a family history is there a brca test and now with the doctor's prescription, women can take that test at home, but that has, some doctors, worried. >> it is a again net tics company. >> reporter: built as easy cost effective way to find out if you have gene mutation known as brca, which greatly increasing risk of breast and ovarian cancer. the company color that provided this video has a test

kit based on saliva sample that can be used in the privacy of your own home, and for as little as $99 it cost less than other similar tests. >> but what we have tried to do is, make access to this type of genetic information around breast, ovarian cancer risk and we wanted to do it in a responsible way. >> reporter: it got attention after angelina jolie that she had her breast and ovaries removed to reduce her risk of cancer after she tested positive for brca one. but some doctors feel, home testing could do more harm then good giving woman who test negative for the mutation , a false sense of security. >> they may be assuming that because they had a negative brca test now they don't to have go for mammograms, they don't have to go for doctor's examinations, or physical breast examinations. >> reporter: doctors, also say that a positive brca test does not mean you will definitely get cancer. because it can create anxiety,

uncertainty, u.s. preventive services task force is recommending against routine brca gene testing for woman who do not have a family history. all of this is stuff you need to talk to your doctor about if you have any concerns at all. >> thanks, stephanie. breast cancer survivors were celebrate nothing burlington county today, the bow institute in mount laurel offered free, 3-d breast tattooing for those in need following reconstruction surgery. so-called day of hope is meant to empower mastectomy survivors. >> they may have a beautiful surgery that they cannot even see, or appreciate because they don't have the breast to give it that familiar minute feeling. >> some women were getting their eye brows drawn on since they do not always grow back fully after chemotherapy and radiation. thinks cosmetic institute seventh annual day of hope. kate joins us with a forecast and rainy great morning, opened up a little bit. >> it turned out to be nice, nice breeze, still warm but

humidity is starting to drop a little bit which goodies news. half and half day out there and we're enjoying better half right now. >> we are. >> lets take a look outside we will look at is what happening down the shore because down the shore is an area still picking up some showers, we will go out to the ocean city camera does not look as nice there as it does here in the city, very, very gray, the cloud, showers just clinging to the coastline, and that will be the case as we get through remainder of tonight, and even into the early hours tomorrow morning, there could be a stray shower down the shore but for rest of us, we are looking fantastic so that front just not trying to clear the coast leading to i gray day in ocean city. our eyewitness weather watchers have been documenting this day and bringing their observations, temperatures in the lower 70's for most, some spots in the 60's, we will check in at 69 with joseph craney in orland, he has full sunshine now, relative humidity 62 percent. sixty-nine as well at ed connor's home in chesterfield with the sun peeking through the cloud.

further west you go more sunshine we have seen as front slowly clears from west to east. eileen mur any gilbertsville is at 71 degrees. eileen says yeah, the cool down is starting but one of our weather watchers had damage this morning. thinks lynn springer, who is in new jersey, and she, she shared this photo of the tree branch just snapped in her front yard. you can see how large that branch was. here is the damage with that tree branch laying on the ground. strong wind as lauren told us from the low level this morning. lets go down to rehoboth beach where things look a little bit brighter then they did in ocean city but still not a great day long the coast, cloud are still clinging as our system tried to make an exit but most of the area, enjoying sunshine now. you can see, the broad system here, very large storm, so the front lifted through this morning, it is now shift nothing to new england where heavy rain is, we have a few scattered sprinkles back across ohio valley, these could impact us late tomorrow or thursday, and some of this cooler air, that is wrapped

around the center of the storm starts to dive in but right new all we're seeing are showers clinging to the new jersey coastline from around toms river, through atlantic city down through cape may and just off the coast of delaware as well. rest of us looking, like, we're seeing sunshine, funny how it is hugging the actual border of the country. not moving out to sea. 73 degrees right now in the city. seventy-four in millville. seventy-one reading. cooler dryer air starting to move n high pressure will be overhead through the even of the week and nice finish to the week. cool air from the northwest dives in around that high, and isolated sprinkle thursday is cooler and dryer air does start to move in and then warmer by saturday, high shift off the coast, saturday here, winds coming from the southwest and temperatures head back to the 70's but you can see our next system right here, lurking for sunday and that is our next chance for rain. with the cool down we will see coming up and down trend. temperatures reach mid 70's today, tomorrow seasonal, above average at 67, and we will take a nose dive down to 60 on thursday and then quick

rebound friday we are back to 67 and then saturday out ahead of the next front we will hit 70 for the high, beautiful start to the weekend. here's a quick look at your overnight outlook partly cloud with a stray shower, tomorrow, less humid, a shower along the coast it is still possible but mostly we will see mostly sunny skies and nice cool breeze from the northwest, and you're witness weather seven day forecast, looks great for the next four days or so, chilly thursday, and milder saturday, and then sunday especially in the afternoon we will have the chance for rain lingering in to monday and it looks like as of right now to be a dry halloween on tuesday. we will send it back to you at the desk. >> good news, kate, thanks. did you know world's oldest floating steel ship is here in our area. >> some say it is haunted. >> right, tori. >> yeah, many say it is haunted including myself, yeah , that is right we are live at delaware river waterfront and we are looking at u.s.s. cruiser olympia, some say it is haunted, you are right, i went on a ghost

tour and they are 100 percent right. you will see what i mean coming up, a little spooky, scary, don't miss it.

well, this next story might getty a little scared, just a little bit. >> just a lit. >> just in time for halloween we will take you inside a historic philadelphia landmark that many people claim is haunted. >> our vittoria woodill ventured inside u.s.s. olympia

it is docked at penns landing and you found some creepy news and crannies in there. >> yes, yeah, first of all kaine say when ukee says scared, it makes me very happy inside. i needed to feel good vibes because i got some creepy vibes from inside of that boat yes, although it is beautiful u.s.s. olympia is statuees being and gorgeous but it is, spooky, filled with history and true stories of spirits, that still live, on the boat. take a look. if you like history, and a little haunting. >> is someone there. >> head aboard u.s.s. olympia and hear all about both, through a ghost town. >> there are two recorded deaths by suicide in here. and one of them seems like he is still hanging around. >> oldest steel warship still a fleet in the world, and there is plenty to learn about the after world, and who still is living and bunking on this

national historical landmark. >> one thing that people note is a lot especially in this roomies the color of the deck. >> yeah. >> it looks that way for a reason. it is probably the reason thaw are thinking. >> wait, what. >> don't worry, there is more. >> this is the gun deck, this is where a lot of as you can see, fire and artillery, training, battles took place. this spot is believed to be the cursing of olympia began. olympia before it got very far away from california, before it even left our waters, in the name of a gunner, his name was gunner jon son, recoiled on a gun like this is catastrophic. it was not, sitting perfectly right on the platform. so, one tiny, tiny detail not being right, cause that had gun to fly forward, fall back right where we are standing where gun are johnson was crush in the deck. >> so he was standing here,

and then this was just crushed >> because of that happen, death would always touch this ship and it always has. >> reporter: even leaving his captain, forever manning his ship, in his quarters. >> this ship is believed to be where he is still is because of what he was hiding and how his life ended. i think that is something you have to take the tour to actually hear. >> i was like come on, cliff hanger, are you kidding me, wow. what an experience on this ship, for sure. so now it is time to do it. looking for that spooky, creepy, fun, historical and informative experience, this is for you. so jessica, ukee, i will get our tickets and keep in mind that this spooky ghost tour happens at night, so i did it during the day. i will need some friend, some pals to hold on to when we do it at nighty got two word you used in that story, what wait,

what? not happening. not happening. >> okay, thanks, tori. >> don't leave me out here, guys. >> did you hear her voice. >> i didn't hear a thing. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00. >> reporter: students at catholic high school seen on video yelling the n word, and i'm cleve bryan, coming up disciplinary action that could face from the diocese. a solute to a long time stapel, big win but costly injuries, the way eagles fans rose to the occasion when the key player went down. another win under the eagles belt but we wanted to find out statistically what is possibility of them going all the way. and after today's rain, it is now turning a little cooler outside, i will tell but a cool down, warm up and another chance for rain, that is only in the five day forecast, it is all right now on "eyewitness news" at 6:00.

you heard it, you heard it through all of the classmates? it should not be like this. >> moved to tears, emotions running high after a disturbing video sent shock waves through a montgomery county community, what is believed to be a group of high school students, recording themselves making racist remarks, and sharing it on social media. tonight, school officials are condemning the video and promised to go take action. i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in royersford where residents are simply outraged, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, question we keep getting from parents is why, why would a group of students we hear from sources is mostly freshman want to make a video where they are smiling and says a racial slur known to cause hurt and inn tim days. laughing, yelling the n word according to school official this is video we have blurred because it involves minors includes students from