that fight became deadly. one of the teenage's parent ally pulled out a 45 caliber handgun, and then started, firing, the mother of one of those teens killed says she doesn't believe that the two victims even knew each other. two teens shot, at philadelphia police homicide detectives, working to piece together, who was responsible, for the killings. and what events led up to the shooter pulling the trigger. >> but investigators confirmed to "eyewitness news", robbery is not a motive. and the shoot der not specifically target victims, sal dinubile and caleer miller it it is believed the suspect believed to be a teen himself started to fire randomly during a brawl. >> i got mixed emotions, obviously as a human can i want to get it in my own hand and get revenge but that will not bring them back. >> reporter: this surveillance video there a nearby business shows chaos second after the shooting machine night near 12th and ritner in south philadelphia. three people are seen running north or 12th street, and sal

dinubile and contact legal miller both just 16 years old laid dying on the street. two growing memorials for the teens, one near site of the killings, and a smaller one on the stoop of the caleer's home he was a good kid. he was not a bad kid. but, the only thing he loved doing was playing basketball. >> reporter: contact legal's mother preparing to bury her baby as are sal's friends both families coping with this tragic loss. >> he had a good life ahead of him just cut too short. >> i'm angry. i'm mad. i'm heart broken. >> reporter: and, last night hundreds of, family members and friends of sal gathered in south philadelphia on in philadelphia for a candle light vigil. a second vigil is being held for 16 year-old caleer miller set at 7:30 in point breeze. live from police headquarters i'm greg argos for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. well, reality is set nothing, colder temperatures are on the way in fact, some areas could get frost fit overnight. meteorologist kate bilo is outside on the sky deck with the details of a frost, advisory, kate? >> reporter: ukee, it has been a interesting day, sunshine to start, a band of showers moved through just a couple of hours ago and then now the sunnies back but it is cool, breezy, and a cold night, lies ahead. lets look at current temperatures, in philadelphia. and, temperatures, back to 60 in many spots, 68 right now in philadelphia, 60 in dover. fifty-eight in wilmington. you can see a brisk, west wind and that is making it feel a little bit cooler then thermometer indicates. it will be a cool night, a clear night, wind die down as a recipe for cold. look at temperatures when you wake up tomorrow morning, many spots north and west of the city like lancaster, reading, allentown in the mid 30's and rural areas of interior south jersey will be in the mid 30's as well. frost advisory is in effect

for those spots, not for philadelphia, or the metro area, surrounding suburbs, but upper bucks, montgomery counties, chester county in the lehigh valley, and then again interior south jersey big agricultural area there in the frost advisory this could be a killing frost tonight for some spots, and right on target, generally mid to late october is when we will see our first frost around the city. early october up in the poconos, it looks like we are right on track as temperatures drop to the 30's. then we will warm up, but the warm up also comes with a threat for heavy rain, i will tell you when that hits coming up. for now, back inside to you. >> kate, thank you. it has ravaged families and communities across our region now president trump is declaring opioid addiction a public health emergency. today the president outlined what his administration is doing to stop the deadliest drug crisis, in u.s. history. president trump said what communities all across the nation already know, that the opioid crisis is aid public health emergency. >> we can be the generation

that ends the opioid epidemic. >> reporter: declaration does in the release any new montoya dress the drug epidemic fueled by highly addictive painkillers flooding the market but it does shift some federal money to help addicts, and the president is cracking down on at least one of the most problematic drugs. >> we are requiring that a specific opioid which is truly evil be taken off the market. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie is the chairman of the president's opioid commission. >> i cannot tell you how important this will be to the millions of american families out there hoff been affected by this epidemic who lost loved won who are struggling to day to reclaim their loved ones from this addiction. >> reporter: what the president did not do was call the drug epidemic a national emergency, which would have allowed for additional funding house minority leader nancy pelosi says president's statement falls short.

>> the president's statement are word without money. >> reporter: in west virginia the hope dealers are not waiting for the government, in the state with the highest overdose rate four women touched by addiction are taking matters in to their own hand. >> reaching out to addicts like tiffany airdondo who lost everything to heroin. >> sunday that i wanted to get help january 7th, they actually chased me down, the whole day, and went to my dealers house, like yeah. >> reporter: hope dealer helped her get clean but many others are not so lucky. more than 170 americans die every day, from drug overdoses those hoff lost loved won to the opioid addiction, are, rushing to see what the government does next. the local moms who lost her son to heroin is hopeful. >> there is absolutely, a need , for more funds, you know , to come, so that we can get more facilities opened, we can get more treatment, we can assist with if people want medication assisted treatment living in recovery.

>> reporter: "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan will have much more from a local town hall meeting on opioid abuse on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. police arrested a suspect wanted for gunpoint abduction of the man in lancaster county investigators say 30 year-old dustin wenton on the left kidnaped 21 year-old jordan fisher just after midnight from a home in columbia boro, about 30 miles from harrisburg police tell us they took went on in custody this morning fisher was also located and was found safe. an update now to a story we told but yesterday, we now know, that one person was killed in, a crash, at the toll plaza at the commodore barry bridge. a car and a tractor trailer were involved in the crash at the westbound lanes on the jersey side of the bridge. police say that the driver of the car rear ended the tractor trailer at high speed, and was killed. new jersey nor bob menendez got some bipartisan support in court today, republican senator lindsey graham and democratic senator corry booker both took witness stand as character witnesses

for their democratic pier. menendez is on trial facing bribery charges, both senators told the court that he is honest and trust worthy, senator graham said he got to know menendez while they work on immigration reform and issues impacting israel. >> i disagree with him politically but i think he is a honest, honorable guy, all of my interaction was bob have been on the up and up and he is the type of guy if he gives you his word he sticks with it no matter how much pressure is put on him, to back off. >> florida eye doctor salmon melgen ace accused of bribing menendez in exchange for political influence, menendez is charged with accepting flights on melgen's private jet and other gifts in exchange for helping him, both men have pleaded not guilty. for more than four decade a north philadelphia family has insisted that the wrong brother was sentenced to life in prison. well to day the prosecutor who put kevin brinkly behind bars met with him, as a freeman. as cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio

reports the prosecutor, now wants to help, clear brinkly's name. >> i'm more apprehensive. >> reporter: gerald dugan was a bag of nerves today, 40 years ago he convicted then 15 year-old kevin brinkly, for the strawberry mansion murder of the beloved delivery man charles hage but today, dugan wants to make amend. >> thanks for coming. >> reporter: or at least try, kevin's brother ronald shown in this photo with kevin taken last week repeatedly confessed to the murder, both even took lie detector tests, years ago, and then passed. >> i'm sorry, is there nothing in the world i can do to change what happened. >> reporter: in recent weeks dugan wrote the parole board likely saying he prosecuted the wrong man for the murder. kevin was resentensed under u.s. supreme court ruling deeming mandatory life without parole illegal for juveniles and last week after 40 years at age 55, he was set free.

>> free, at last, y'all. >> reporter: today he listened to dugan's apology in silence with only this to say. >> i would like to apologize. >> reporter: brinkly's for the for kevin selling d.a.'s office that they got the wrong brother. >> we tried to 40 years ago tell them that this was wrong. >> reporter: they want authorities to exonerate and compensate kevin. >> stop the bleeding, you have done enough. >> reporter: as for dugan he believes is there one way to prove kevin's innocence. >> if these pants exist someone dna is there. >> reporter: d.a.'s office issued a statement saying it remains confident in the convictions, and it took no position on kevin brinkly's request for a parole. in the news center, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and coming up on "eyewitness news", the pope makes an out of this world phone call, we will show you,

anita. >> reporter: they say they are being unfairly targeted by a city ordinance. i'm anita oh and fight one city councilman is taking up. i'm sure you remember as a kid making those christmas list? one stories taking books those days, how they are helping kid and adults make the list and check it twice. and how about this, the new attraction at the philadelphia zoo we will take you there to check out, the new residents, are they something or what when "eyewitness news" comes right

there are two new members of the zoo family and the babies were introduced to the world. >> endangered red panda cubs, are now wowing crowds. john mcdevitt of our sister station kyw news radio found out what their birth means to the zoo and for their species. >> reporter: two male red panda cubs are on exhibit at philadelphia zoo, they were born back in june, baby's weigh a few pound each. they are bigger because of their respond colored fur. donna is curator of corn sores , and she says the births are very special, because red pandas are considered endangered in the wild. >> it is an important first, their mother, red panda very valuable genetic red panda so

any birth that is she has is very important to the population. >> you want to necessity how to tell them apart? larger one tend to rome a lit from mom, younger one is pink jean with a black spot on the top of his head. amy myers and her son parker were in from lancaster. >> were they big or little, parker. >> little. >> they were little. >> he thinks every animal that is little is a baby. we were trying to explain to him earlier that not every animal that is little is necessarily a baby. >> reporter: but in this case in this case they are. >> reporter: panda a lot of people are black and white and they look like bear. they do in the look like bears >> they do in the look like bear. it is a bear family. red panda look more like racoons and so unique they have their own family. they are by themselves as red panda. >> reporter: thinks second successful red panda birth at philadelphia zoo, mother sparks had two other babies back in 2015. john mcdevitt for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also, today a rare, catch

off the jersey coast. coming up at 6:00 we will show this oddly color crustation was pulled right out of the blue and staggering odd of it happening. you can call it a lobster stale. >> i get it. >> it is happening tonight at 6:00. >> i get it. >> she's here all week monday, through friday, five, six, 10 and 11. kate joins us with our forecast, feeling chilly, seasonal or both. >> a little unseasonable chill we're a couple degrees below average. not much but we have been so farrah above average for much of the month that today felt cold outside. pull out the coat. we haven't had to do that much in this month of october but we have got some pretty warm, fall weather to look forward to the next couple of days, weekend is almost here, you'll love our saturday forecast, i will share that with you in a bit but first perfect place to expenditure saturday. meteorologist chelsea ingram, live in society hill to tell butts fall, pumpkin fest, hi

there, chelsea. >> hi there kate, yeah, another pumpkin fest that we're talking about and there is a lot going on here, in society hill, we are previewing a really exciting event that is taking place, as we head into saturday look what we have going on behind us, a preview of the philly squeeze, place some accordion music, ghost busters and other , haunting tunes. this saturday you can look forward to some horse wagon hey ride, a maze, pumpkin fun and we have kid demonstrating that back here. they are having a blast as you can see. custom contest. arts, crafts, entertainment, and kate, as you mentioned we could have some warmer weather that is going to be heading our way, for your saturday, so here's a preview what you can expect overall, when we're talking about the weekend. saturday is looking good but you can look for temperatures by saturday afternoon, getting up to 71 degrees. that is really warm for

october, and then cloud, as we head in the 5:00 o'clock hour while things are ending and south street pumpkin fest that takes place this saturday from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. there is even going to be a pumpkin pie eating contest, these kid, they are practicing , and they are ready for this weekend, are you ready, and in three, two, one, go. you got to practice. we're having a lot of fun out here. look at these guys. they are going to be champions , i'll let you know who wins in the next hour. i'll also have more on the delicious food and vendors and live interview, and who wins, of course, coming up in a bit. i can tell you first hand it is a little bit on the chilly side out here, sending it back inside to youy was hoping would you take part in the pumpkin pie eating contest, maybe at 6:00 o'clock. >> maybe next time. >> okay, maybe next time. double as a costume, mask with

pumpkin on her face. thanks very much. that was fantastic.. it looks like a great time and as chelsea said it will be a beautiful saturday to head out , to pumpkin fest. beautiful day in the poconos. take a look at the color we have up here jack frost big boulder we have red, orange, the greens, it is a gorgeous fall foliage site up in carbon county. another look at our pocono spot in broadheadville pleasant valley high school big red trees, freezing the view here looking toward mountains, cool, breezy, 51 degrees but wind are north/ northwest at 10 to 15 making it feel cooler then thermometer has you believe. as we take a peak across the country the rain from yesterday has started to make its way in the canadian maritime, provinces, we have had showers coming through earlier today this batch came through right about midday got intense in a few spots for a brief time and then cleared on out, now sun back out and we have high pressure building in for the next two days. here is our next system see swirl of cloud here it is snowing at a good clip in

northern minnesota and some of that snow will spread in the great lakes. we will not see snow here, we are going to have this strong cold front coming through on sunday and it will pull in a storm along the coast as well, nor'easter type conditions, expected, sunday into sunday night with another low enhancing the moisture that front will bring us, so, quiet for now but big changes for weekend. temperatures in the 50's. fifty-eight in philadelphia. fifty-five in allentown. forty-eight in mount pocono. watch what happens as we zoom down to the south you can see this little brief, warm up, temperatures back in the 70's in st. louis, nashville do you see that tone of warmth moving up in the midwest but behind that stormy just showed you much colder, 35 right now in wrapped city, 29 in shy ann and 34 in bismarck. that storm dictating much of the country's weather here. big temperature swing ahead of the next system. we will warm up in the zero seven's saturday and plumet just as quickly into next week here's our next system, cloud increase through the day on saturday, heaviest rain is sunday into sunday night, even

monday morning and it will be windy as well, on sunday. sunday looks like again when brunt of this moisture rain and wind will impact the area overnight chilly with a few cloud at 44. tomorrow, chilly start but nice afternoon 65 will be the day time high. your eagles forecast still not looking good we have got heavy rain, kick off right through the game, still rain around through post game and right into sunday night. monday we will clear it out gradually still good news for halloween it looks like a seasonal sunny 31st of october on tuesday and chilly again wednesday highs only in the 50 's. so have a little bit of inferring that forecast, warm day cold day and one day with heavy rain and that is sunday. >> thanks, kate. >> stale head in news you never knew a controversial jennifer lopez dress inspired technology that many of us use regularly. >> and this baby has some of the most precious responses, something she's experiencing for the first time and

something in the states for granted find out what it is, coming up, don. the truth, a moving target why sixers and their number one overall pick can't seem to get on the same page. we will take a deeper dive with chris and ike at wip, with sports up next.

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all right. don joining us now i had run wave friend today. her husband claims he is biggest sixers fan. >> say what. >> there is a lot of you out there. but i asked, how does he feel, after last night's game. >> way to bring the mood down, yes. >> deep down. >> we're excited about the team but some of these results lately. >> um-hmm. >> we like to see more. believe it or not sixers are the talk of the town, you just heard it, i know sixers are -- eagles are six-one but trust the process sixers who to houston at the buzzer last night. not only that but their number

one pick is out with a mysterious shoulder injury? how did he get hurt? why can't they agree with it? i spoke with chris carlen and ike reese over at wip. >> due to the fact that they are completely different pages , the sixers and markelle 's cam been him changing his shot, markelle's camp insist he never change his shot. this has been all because of the injury that just mysteriously popped up, that is strange but sixers continue to insist he did change his shot. >> was it shock ago this brian colangelo float that had idea out, that he altered his shot and there he may have been injured from that. >> yeah, that was this are very shocking for me for an organization that has gone out of their way to protect the players, when they are injured , surgeries, things of that nature, significance of injuries in the past of of these youngers guys they have not been necessarily forthcoming when we were asking the questions. so, to sort of have, brian

colangelo say what he said i was taken back because it pushed markelle fultz to the front of this thing and said, you know, it is not him. it didn't happen on our watch. this is because of something that he did. that is a little surprising to me. this is our number one overall pick, one of the key stars of this franchise, and to sort of , in my opinion, leave him out there dangling on his own to defend himself or have his camp deeven if him verse what the sixers organization is saying, that is a little perplex to go me. you have to take care of your franchise pieces. >> yes. >> honesty is best policy. >> yes. >> just pit it all out. i don't know if we will get to the bottom of it anytime soon. >> oh, okay. >> there is that. >> everybody has a they arey lets get a w in dallas and hopefully that will settle itself out. >> coming up next half an hour do airport screening measures are in place for some have theirs, we will tell you bit,

anita? and asian american business owners are fighting back against a city ordinance that they say unfairly targets them i'm anita oh in city hall when changes one councilman is now demanding. america waits more than 3,000 documents associated with the john f. kennedy documents are expect to be released at anytime, what they might reveal when we come back

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.

after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need.

it is over an ordinance that is unfair lay replied discriminate ago begins asian americans, and minorities owned businesses. this is a story we first told but on tuesday night. the ordinance does not allow restaurant to stay opened pennsylvania 11:00 p.m. in residential neighborhood. >> city councilman david oh is pushing for a revamp of that ordinance which he says unfairly targets some while giving others a past. eyewitness nice reporter anita oh is live with more on today 's developments, anita.

>> reporter: ukee and jessica philadelphia police have temporarily stopped enforcing that ordinance for time being while city leaders worked something out but councilman o h says these businesses have been bullied and he is pushing for immediate change. >> applause. >> reporter: more than 100 asian american business owners showed up at city hall thursday to support councilman david oh as he vowed to fight begins what he believes is racial discrimination. >> we know that, and i'm not guessing. >> reporter: so-called 11:00 p.m. ordinance was create todd protect residential blocks from nuisance activities spurred by late night businesses. oh says while meaning the law 's enforcement has been grossly unfair. >> in 2015, 96 percent of violations were issued to only chinese take out restaurants. chinese population is like 1 percent of this city. >> reporter: this is the owner of moon take out in kensington for nearly 10 years racking up more than 300 citations for staying open past 11.

eventually he said through a translator they take their toll. >> we are here 24 hours a day. it is, why he sold the restaurant. >> reporter: new owner, shown here, also through a translator told us he has not been able to escape tickets either. >> we're shocked. it is racism, discrimination, because they allow to stay open pennsylvania 11:00. >> reporter: impact councilman says i profound for business owners and their family. >> they work 16 hours a day, seven days a week and these fines are not only, illegal but they are drill even their businesses. >> we have obtained a letter of education fund sent to the city solicitor that read in part quote the evidence illustrates the discriminatory manner in which this statute has been enforced. this is not a coincidence. it is illegal discrimination. the attorneys there are threatening a lawsuit against this city if it does not immediately cease and desist quote selective enforcement.

we will watch how this plays out over next few weeks but for now live at city hall, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a neat, thanks very much. authorities have filed statutory rape charges against dean of students at mastery charter school in west philadelphia. police say that omar harrison assault aid 14 year-old student near even of this past school year. the victim says it happened at a hotel near the airport in tinicum township. harrison is now being held on $100,000 bail, mastery charter said it fired harrison and student safety is its first priority. new airport screening rules are in place for travelers on flights, bound for the united states. enhanced procedures went into effect today and they are aim at preventing the threat of hidden explosives. travelers can expect more detailed inspections, of they're electric tronic device s, they may be interviewed by airline security. these new rules replaced temporary carry on lap top ban

imposed on flights coming from eight predominantly muslim countries. today is the day, national archives is expect to release thousands office previously secret files of the 1963 assassination of president kennedy this time they have still not been release budd when they are, experts say they could reveal more of what the fbi and cia knew, about shooter lee harvey oswald. nearly 54 years after president kennedy's assassination, more than 3,000 , previously secret documents surrounding the investigation into his murder, they are being made public. >> these are government reports, written for other government officials. >> reporter: bill sheen an wrote a new york times best seller about the kennedy assassination. he does not expect any bomb shells, but hopes to see the material will shed light on the ship shooter lee harvey oswald took to mexico city weeks before the assassination >> question in the back of my mind has always been didn't cia know much more about what was going on with oswald in mexico sit i didn't they

suspect he was a much bigger threat and why didn't they warn washington about it at the time. >> reporter: national archives says washington is responsible but experts say it will take days and weeks to make sense of it all. oswald was shot and killed by jack rube any police custody giving rise to conspiracy theories about the kennedy assassination n1964, the war even commission report that had oswald acted as a lone wolf but that did little to put matter to rest, some say releasing these files is a step in the right direction. >> useful moment where the government can try to show real transparency about a turning point in american history. finally try to make amend for all of the lies and due police ty and the cover ups of the 1960's. >> reporter: it is possible that the documents could raise more, questions then they answered. cia is not denying reports that it asked president trump to keep some of the documents secret, it is unclear right now if the president, who has the power to make exceptions,

about which files to release, decided to hold any back. we have some break news out of south jersey. chopper three live over a crash involving a new jersey transit bus, and it all happened about an hour ago on the 2400 block of west main street. sources tell us that the transit bus stopped for a school bus, when it was hit from behind by a car. one person on the bus was taken to a hospital, with non- life threatening injuries, and it is unclear if anyone in that car was hurt. as we continue tonight, and just in time for halloween the spooky drink from star bucks, we will show you. and a big regatta coming to the schuylkill river this weekend will feature a rowing duo, how this mom/daughter team beat the odd to get on the water and how and why they say it could good for you, too , kate. well, we are keeping a close eye on the weekend because it will be split pretty much directly in half, nice weather for first half of the week went warm, sunny conditions on saturday,

temperatures in the 70's and a completely different story sunday, a system working its way up the coast we will bring soaking rain and gusty wind that will last all day with the heaviest in the afternoon, and

well, you may not want to wait, to shift your holiday package this is year, especially if you are shipping with ups, the company is raising rates on ground, and air shipments, just in time for procrastinators. ups says a 4.9 percent rate hike goes into effect december e shipping company says new rates will help pay for expansion and services improvements. and just in time to get your holiday list ready sears is bringing back a holiday tradition, the wish book iconic catalogue features holiday decor, toys, games, plainses and apparel. sears first published it in 1933 but catalogue hasn't been published since 2011. >> go through several.

>> that is right. star bucks is out with a new brew, it may just have you feeling like, the undead. >> take a look zombie frappuccino, halloween inspired concoction debuted today a mixture of tart apple, carmel flavors, a drizzle that is supposed to look like blood , and pink whipped cream brains. >> okay it is already getting mixed reviews on social media some calling it a total win, others say too sweet, check it out through tuesday. >> would you? >> i don't like super sweet things, i will try kind of anything but i don't think i can drink that whole thing. >> try to take a sip. >> little sip. >> well, country music legend says farewell to fans in an epic concert.

well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. like when the military came and built the boats to win the war. [warplane] some are tales told around crowded tables.... [streetcar rumble]

and others are performances fit for the stage. stella! cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans. [crowd applause] rowers from all over the world will be converging on philadelphia this weekend for popular race on the schuylkill river, monk them, a mother/ daughter team from philadelphia health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the local team, and, they really pushed through some setbacks. >> wait until you hear about them. >> regatta will feature rowers , elite rowers from all over the world and they will compete in different kind of

categories. rowing is a total body work out, so you might think it would be awful limits for people with say, a shoulder or back injuries? not for the team you where to meet. they are in step, not just in with their strokes and loving the schuylkill river, this mother/daughter team is committed through rowing even through pain and injuries. >> that is thing about rowing, you are so concentrated on the beauty of it and water, and being out there, that if it hurts a little, you are not paying attention to that. >> reporter: fifty-nine year-old mary jones is convinced she recovered ahead of schedule from shoulder replacement surgery, because of rowing. >> i'm doing fabulous, the more you move, the more better you heel, i think. >> reporter: now mary and her 31 year-old daughter, bailey, training forehead of the schuylkill regatta as they celebrate a big anniversary and their special bond. >> she is bow and bow is the boss. thinks 20th anniversary of our learning to row together.

>> she's my first best friend, it is fun to be able to get out there with her. >> reporter: for bailey there, was a setback, herniated disk and back surgery when she graduated high school. >> is there always a risk. when i first hurt it, the doctor says you sneeze and can hearn eighth a disk. >> reporter: now she combines rowing with yoga to keep her back strong along with stretching. >> i was sort of born on the water, just being in the water is wonderful. >> reporter: sports psychologist bailey works with other athletes to help them deal with issues related to competing and being injured. >> it is so calming. >> yeah, it can be pretty therapeutic at times. it can help with stress. >> it is beautiful out there now 9,000 rowers, from countries all over the world will be competing in the head of the schuylkill regatta this weekend, the 28th and 29th, it is a big attraction, 40,000 spectators are expected to line the banks of the river.

now we first showed you this new life safer yesterday, it is the new hands only cpr kiosk and it was unveiled today at independent visitors center. american heart association says quick, easy way to teach people how to save a life. interact it kiosk prompts users on how to correctly do chest compressions and they chose that location because 2 million people get through visitors center every year, aloft people will be seeing that kiosk. >> no doubt bit. that is great. internet can't get enough of the baby's first experience with brand new hearing aid. >> these are the heart warming moments two month-old charlotte who is mostly deaf, heard her mother christie's voice for the first time. >> hi. are you emotional? are you going to make me cry? hi. >> wow. >> charlotte got emotional after her hearing aid were turned on, but within days of

posting video has been seen by more than a million people on facebook, more than 8 million times on you tube. >> did you feel it. i'm feeling it i could watch that baby's face forever. she's just like, ah. >> priceless. >> right there as an adult you get that where i'm trying not to cry. >> for the it off, for the it back, oh, man so sweet. >> you cannot show us that with no notice. >> that is beautiful. >> it is beautiful. maybe we can talk about this friday eve and our weather. >> friday eve. >> nothing to cry about for next couple days at least but sunday if you have eagles tickets or outdoor plans, you may not be too happy, but what i have to say. lets look at what we have going on. we will look at tonight which is beautiful, it wasn't so nice midday included came in a few showers popped up but now, the sun's setting and it looks great outside. lets look at is what going on, we have color in the sky, we

will take you outside to our camera in plymouth meeting and you can see still some cloud on the horizon, there, but a lot of reflection as sun begins to set we have got about 20 minutes or so until sun goes down, and then expect to see good deal of color. this is view from the place one apartments in plymouth meeting, showing the cloud, on the horizon, and still looking dark, there, but the rest of the region seeing a lot of color outside, i will show you neighborhood network sites in a moment. but first we will check with our eyewitness weather watchers tonight and we are seeing temperatures on the weather watcher map generally comfortable, cool, and low 50 's right now as we check in here with kennett martin in willingboro, new jersey, kennett says check this out 52 e and he sent us temperatures, across the region coming in from our weather watchers below average. 52 degrees at ed connor's home in chesterfield, new jersey, 53 heading north of the city. lets look at this temperatures from phil, phil sent us a photo with these kid, hoping

to see their picture on the news tonight perhaps and they are in the pumpkin patch, enjoying a beautiful, fall, like day. fall day, but definitely feeling more fall-like then most of the month has. another sunset shot as color begins to flood the sky in rehoboth beach, beautiful shot there, nice night for walking on the boardwalk, maybe do a little jogging, definitely cool, comfortable out there and beautiful color in the sky right now. rain impacting the area, that batch of showers has moved out to sea, rain from the front that impacted us on monies finally lifting out of here in the canadian maritime province s and we are looking at a sunny, quiet pattern for two more days until this storm right here starts to make it's a approach. it is not just that front another low will track up the companies, join forces and will pre dues heavy rain through the day sunday. temperatures in the 50's. here's what this looks like, tomorrow a completely dry day full day of sunshine, beautiful. saturday front approaches most of the day dry, sunny south

wind will warm us up in the 70 's but late saturday night that the rain begins. here's 1:00 a.m. sunday morning, on and off throughout the entire day on sunday, heaviest on this particular model is in the morning, shiftinge in the afternoon but that moisture will build back around as our coastal low starts to work up the co what to expect moving in saturday night, drenching rain sunday, one to 3 inches of rain and wind gusts at 25 to 35 miles an hour, it is a wind driven rain especially along the coast on sunday, not hey day to be outdoors. friday a chilly start nice afternoon. 65 degrees. you're witness weather seven day forecast brings that rain in time for eagles game sunday but good news for trick or treaters, tuesday, looking great with sunshine, back to you. long time country music star kenney rodgers has sailed away from the industry from grand fashion. >> ♪ >> last night dozens of music

's biggest stars attended farewell cons inert honor of rogers in nashville, the 79 year-old plans to retire later this year after his final tour but in the before taking the stage one last time with good friend dolly parton. >> it wouldn't be the same without her, i mean, when we started putting this together, i think that was the first name that came up we have to try to get dolly. >> rodgers has won six country music award and three grammys, he was induct in the country music hall of fame in 2013, quite a performer but a writer , written a number of songs, indeed, that is a pair right there. >> oh, dolly great team. >> other entertainment news jennifer lopez inspires technology that we use regularly in the hot minute next. also he has game, meet a little boy who is a basketball phenom and just two years old when we come

nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren.

steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah.

tonight on inside addition the story of a young girl who is beating the odd, she was born with her heart outside of her chest, and we spoke win side edition hoe deborah nor ville about this inspirational little girl. >> she truly is a medical miracle take a look at this little girl. she looks like a normal eight year-old girl. when she was born in russia she had a condition in which her ribs had not grown to cover her heart. her hearties completely un protected, and yet she lives a very normal life. she was born in russia. she now lives in florida. because she's been able to have the kind of medical care that has kept her alive. they said she wouldn't make to it her first birthday but she's gone much farther then that and it looks like, you know, knock on wood as we say this, this little girl will have more or less a normal life. of course, very expensive. one of the things her family is doing to try to help pay for medical care that she need

because when you have a condition like that you need experts. >> wow. you can see that story and much more tonight at 7:00 on inside addition right here on cbs-3. j lo's famous green dress still has people talking more than 17 years after she first wore it. >> and jessica alba just revealed the gender of her third child, bex from our sister station today 96.5 has those stories and more in today's hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and jessica, internet is a space constantly evolving with new tools, apps, many of us asking the question who thought of this? well, jennifer lopez has some influence, well, lopez is being featured in peoples 100 best celebrity photos so that legendary green versace dress that she wore to the 2,000 grammy award, it was a show stopper but has technological significance. after leaving red carpet fans flocked to google for a second look so much so that google decided to launch google image

s. up next in your hot minute jessica alba she and her husband cash announced back in july they were expecting their third child. couple already has two daughters but will they make it three? it is a boy, actress shared gender reveal moment to instagram with the caption quote cash and i could not be more thrilled. and since we are talk about little boys we need to talk about two-year old calvin who believes ball is life and he gets buckets, according to his parents. check him out. but that is not the only time. somebody need to get this kid a contract. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> that is something. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 sharing their tragic tail. >> it was still in his arms, and it killed him. >> unfortunately these stories are so common, so common, that

the president is now taking action. locals who lost loved won speak out as command inner chief lays out his plan to fight opioid epidemic. next step in gambling expansion in pennsylvania where you could soon see casino games in the keystone state and how it will be a first for gaming, in the u.s. kate? it could be a frosty night in parts of our area, i'll tell you which spots are under a frost advisory tonight and we will time out some heavy rain for the weekend. plus quite a catch out of the blue a crustation of a different color, from deep below down the shore, exactly where this creature was caught and just how rare it is. and we will begin with break news in camden chopper three is live over alabama and collins roads where a six year-old boy, was hit by a school bus, and the child

we're told is in serious condition at cooper university hospital and unclear if the boy who was hit was exiting the school bus at the time, or whether authorities continue their investigation. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. we also have this story tonight, president trump's strong stance, the command inner chief spoke about his response to what he called the deadliest drug crisis in u.s. history. >> i want the american people to know that the federal government is aggressively fighting the opioid epidemic, on all front. we're working with doctors, medical professionals to implement best practices for safe opioid prescribing and we will do something very, very special. we are requiring federally employed prescribers to receive finally special training. >> the president's plan does no