remain sealed. we'll take a look what the we learned and what remains a mystery this morning. >> little bit of everything in the weekend forecast. katie lets us know whether we can get inside, and whether we may just want to stay inside. >> today is october 27th, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel sulliman. good morning, ladies. >> hey, well, you know, the in worlds of travel, not much going on. >> i know. >> the worse thing i can say, oh, a lot might be happening? right? actually looking really good this morning. >> that's why you say it, start knocking on anything that resembles wood, because do you have keep it real. and the forecast, still looking pretty good. at least i have the benefit of forecasting here where meisha has to roll with it, but dow know for sure today will be totally quiet. and tomorrow, as well, for the most part, really looking ahead to nice fall weather here today. off to chilly start. storm scan, empty. moving on. all right, taking a look at the far north and western suburbs, you get the idea. obviously colder there than it

is in wilmington, dropping to the 30, a won't drop off too much further from these values , but that said there is frost advisory posted for the most outlying suburb, of south interior new jersey, so away from the coastline, and also the further north and western suburb. if you encounter frost on the builds shields on your initial drive into work this morning do not be shock by. that will meanwhile we expect nothing buzz sunshine, talking wall to wall-to-wall all day long today, opportunity to warm up to typical warmth, seasonable 65 degrees for you, but again off to chilly start. so, dressing in layers, that's key. i sounds like broken records but with time we do have wet weather making it return appearance into the weekends, we will talk more about the latest on the timing with that coming up. >> nothing but sunshine on a friday, katie. can't beat that. love it. me too. thank you so much. very good morning to all of you. we're looking outside. fifty-nine before girard. looking good. everything is actually looking pretty good. i will say everything now as we dip into the 6:00 hour even on a friday morning, which tends to be one every our

lighter travel days, it is going to start to get busy. this is when you wart to start to maybe think about leaving your homes little earlier, give yourselves couple every extra minute, especially on 95 southbound, right around girard, you can see how busy it is starting to get making your way into center city, even just busier. fifty-nine, tail light moving in the northbound direction, headlight moving in the southbound direction, at commodore barry bridge. you can see the southbound side. starting to heat up like girard is. schuylkill headlight moving in the westbound direction at conshohocken, same story here, whether moving in the westbound, or eastbound direction, the schuylkill really starting to to go heat up. accident investigation, going to be out there for quite some time. galloway township, pomona road closed between moss hill road and liebic avenue. best bet, jim, over to you. >> breaking news this morning, more gunfire in south philadelphia. just days after two teenagers were killed. >> shots have been fired at the home that could be connected to the case. trang do live in south philadelphia with a new

development. trang? >> reporter: rahel, jim, just one police carstarphan remains here on the hundred hundred block every juniper street where shots were fired at a home of a teenage here is believed to be person of interest in the shooting death of two south philadelphia teens earlier this week. now what happened was a police officer tweeted a photo of the teen and his address last night, but then quickly took that tweet down. but take a look at video of the scene overnight. officer nearby heard shots fired around 1:30 this morning on the 1600 block of juniper street. police say the person fired at least 14 shots into one specific home. you can see bullet holes throughout the front window of the home. no one was hit. now the shooting investigation is believed to be linked to the killings of 16 year old sal denubile student at sane joe's prep and caleer, also 16 , attended master i charter. tuesday into someone shot and killed the boys after argument after sal's home at 12th and ritner street. unclear what the argument was

about, but again police are looking foreperson of interest who we are not naming at this time. now, investigators are out here earlier this morning, the crime scene unit watch i'm being told there are surveillance cameras on this block, 1600 block of juniper street that investigators are hoping could provide some clues as to the identity of the shooter here. but for now, live in south philadelphia. i'm trang do, cbs-3, " eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> okay, trang, thank you. >> police make at least one arrest in a brazen attack caught on camera in philadelphia's kingsessing section. now this happened at luke oil gas station, on the 5700 block of baltimore avenue. late friday night. in the video, you can see, one of the suspect knocks the victim to the grounds later on , another suspect jumps in the victim's car and takes off police say the suspects range in age from 14 to 25. the victim is home recovering after being in a coma for three days. >> police charge west philadelphia charter school official with raping a 14 year old girl, officials say 42

year old omar harrison, harrison was the dean at master i charter where the victim was student. the victim says it happened at a hotel near the airport in tinicum township. he's being held on $100,000 bail. >> authorities in camden trying to figure out what caused a school bus to hit a six year old boy. this happened at alabama and collings road around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. at this point it is unclear whether or not the boy was getting off the because when he was hit. police rush the child to the hospital where he is in serious condition. >> in other news, historians combing through thousands of previously secret files on the assassination of president john f. kennedy. the national archives released about 2800 records on the assassination. but roughly 300 files are being withheld out of concern for national security. some of the documents released detail the us government's effort to overthrow the castro regime in the 19 60s and 70s, and there is much more to this story, we'll have for you in a live report at 6:30.

meanwhile, president trump has declared a public health emergency to fight the nation 's opioid epidemic. but some say his plan won't provide enough money to combat the growing crisis. cbs news correspondent mola lenghi has more from the white house. >> the president got personal in dealing with the nation's opioid crisis. he talked about his late brother fred, who was an alcoholic. he had a problem with alcohol. and he would tell me: don't drink. don't drink. he was substantially older and i list toned him president president trump declared it a public health emergency. we owe it to our children and to our country to do everything in our power to address this national shame and this human tragedy. >> the declaration will streamline access to addiction treatment, financing comes from the public health emergency funds which has balance of only $56,000. the federal government says combating the crisis costs $75 billion per year.

>> the president's statement or words about the monday. >> i white house says more than 107 americans die each day, from drug overdoses. in a epidemic, affecting communities both of every race and every income level. gary men del's son committed suicide after years of struggling with addiction. men del said it is important to start the dialogue. >> what he spoke about today, it is a great first step, in reducing the shame and sigma that goes along with this disease. and i want to emphasize first step. it is not one speech, or one remark. >> the president still needs critical staff in this fight, like a health and human services secretary. a drug czar. and administrator for the drug enforcement agency. mola lenghi for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." well the opioid crisis is also affecting the most unlikely victims. >> children and pet could also be at risk even if they're just playing in the street. take a look. this is zoe from massachusetts , she had close call that almost ended her life. the puppy accidentally swallowed an opioid while on walk with her own err, it was

hitman cigarette box tossed in the street. her owner zade zoe fell almost instantly overdosing on the drug. >> within second, cold over. it was -- it could have been one of the kids in the neighborhood, that would have been devastating. little kids out here all the time. >> now the vet was able to use a form of the drug narcan to save zoe it, reverse asks the effect of opioid in humans and animals. cases like zoe aren't unusual and treating pet for overdoses more and more often. >> what a cute puppy. glad she's all right. >> me too. coming up next, incredible story of survival. two women lost at sea for five months, rescued just in the nick of time. >> off road driving down the ditch. won't let him get back on the highway. traffic is stopped behind us. >> how about this? a ten year old boy steels the family car, leads police on 100-mile per hour chase. find out what he did when police made icon tact with him pat? >> let's talk eagles, shall we o and seven 49ers come to town

this sunday, to break it all down is the voice of the philadelphia eagles mr. merrill reese. he'll join us next to talk wentz, injuries, and more. don't miss it. >> ♪ i feel glorious ♪ >> i like this song, rahel. >> today, tomorrow, it will be glorious outside. but oh, oh, then katie is tracking a super-soaker sunday >> i love how you're promoting that forecast. >> i try. the sounds effect. we've got music. >> katie maybe you can consider doing this in your forecast? >> hey, i got attributing up my sleeve. no pun intended. for our halloween forecast. you should seriously look into that,, we will. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> well, back on "eyewitness news" with a massive wild fire in southern california. >> sweeping through the cleveland national poor he is, mandatory evacuations, flames errupted 12:30 p.m., 70 miles from la. officials say the fire started when a man crashed his dirt bike into a tree, igniting the bike's gasoline. >> well, a driver takes police off road during a high speed chase in ohio. surprisingly, that driver was a ten year old.

>> officers had to surround the child in order to stop him police take him down a high we near cleveland yesterday. at one point he veers off the road. now, this is the second time this month that same boy stole his family's car. this time he led troopers on high speed chase for more than 50 miles. one officer said the child was determine to keep ongoing. police say whether they finally made icon tact with the boy and told him to pull over, he shook his head and kept going. no one was seriously hurt in the chase. >> okay, where are the parent with this kid? twice? >> and where are you keeping the keys at night? >> the mom was chasing, the so we have some issues. >> a lot of questions there. glad everybody's okay. also, just in the nick of time two, women and their dogs lost at sea for month finally found . >> the woman say they their boat lost power during a storm , after spending five months in the open ocean the women say they new they didn't have much time left.

>> we probably had less than 24 hours before our boat sang. it was incredibly emotional, and it was so satisfying to know the men and women that serve our country would come and assist us. >> taiwan east fishing boat found them southeast of japan and and contacted the coast guard in guam. they had more than year's supply of food on boards. >> nice to see the smile on that woman, the gratitude. >> timing is everything. they're luck. >> i so what's the timing of this wet weather, katie? >> it looks like it is pretty much the same. sunday is the main day for the activity. we could begin to see precipitation overnight saturday. most of tomorrow, no problems. starting to see some decent or sayings, but it is not just this piece of energy

is moisture that's going to join up with a front. it will really just enhance the moisture content that works it way up the east coast . back today here now, average first frost would happen right about this time. so we are pretty much right on par where with where we should be in that regard. it also means some of will you need to make sure that you have a little bit of extra time to just clear the windshield. the spots where you might see the frost develop. but coming up on the halloween season. so i have super fun graphic. got the running man mummy. not mummy. he is frankenstein monster. all right. so who, who does the better dance? >> you do, kate. >> i oh, that's the right answer. >> i think we're split here. >> rahel? >> franky has moves.

>> feeling jittery? common. could you just watch this all morning? >> what did she have in her coffee today? >> i need some that far, kate. >> i there is nothing extra in my coffee. i just actually got a half hour of sleep last night. >> oh! >> it does wonders. all it took. but regardless, halloween, looks pretty awesome. this is very distracting. as we look very quickly now, at the seven day forecast, take a look, saturday, beautiful day. soaking rain though much of the day on sunday, and yes, it will be at best at the eagles game. monday clearing, cooler, halloween looks beautiful. i'm out of breath now. >> i loved your moves, katie. i was right over there kind of starting to shake your moves. thank you so much. we are looking at video right now, guys. this weekend we have friel i scream streets. starts in fair hills, old city and parking restrictions are going up now. so when is it? saturday 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. parking restrictions are starting at noon today. and road closures will be 6:00 a

look at the bus detours, five, nine, 21, 39, 42, 47, 57. more coming up. but i want to pull to your attention parking restrictions go into effect today. so, heads up on. that will looking outside, schuylkill at montgomery drive , headlights moving in the eastbound direction. let's see if we can get out there. there we go. schuylkill at month gum drive. looking i good. schuylkill starting to heat up same story basically anywhere we look, also looking at 422, also in that area. weaken closures, pa turnpike, between bensalem and delaware valley. friday overnight, 11 p.m. to saturday at 6:00 a.m. then saturday 11:00 p.m. overnight until sunday at 5:00 . so we will be talking more about this coming up, as well, jim, back to you. >> meisha, almost time for football sunday the eagles battle 49ers as they looking to seven and one. pat gallen here with special friday guest to get us ready for the game. >> who is ready? seven and one

, yes, battle of the nfl best against the nfl worse. six and one philadelphia eagles, take on the o and seven san francisco 49ers, sunday at the linc. and here to help us preview the game and he'll have the call on 94wip the one and only merrill reese: merrill, good morning. >> morning. >> first off, let's go back to monday night's game against washington. we're going to play one of your calls from that game. then i want to get your reaction. but first here it is. >> here comes the run. wentz, they've got him. escaped, essay cross the 30, the 35, the 40, he's got a first down. >> so carson wentz right there with that hudini act. where does that one rang among the best individual efforts you've ever seen in that was pretty special play. >> boy that is an amazing play i should not be amazed by anything that he does. i think when i look about crazy plays, it ranks with one many, many years ago when randall cunningham was almost on the grounds, and that right

arm rose up, fires into the end zone. he will carl banks all over him, he got away. this is right up there. >> so, merrill, obviously the eagles were hit with two major injuries on monday night. jason peters, jordan hicks, they're both lost for the season. how will that affect them? >> it has to affect them. let's face t frank write, the office ends i have coordinator said in 30 years in football that jason peters is the best offensive tackle he's ever been around. so when you lose a player of that status, that caliber it has got to affect you then lose jordan hicks, very talented linebacker, and one of the leaders of the defense, but there is a saying that they use all the time in football: next man up. and you just have to find ways to get it done. everyone every these teams, you talk about the craziness in the nfl, greenbay loses the great aaron rogers, and everyone every these teams has

lost stars just finds a way. when you have a guy like carson wentz to do magical things, age to overcome adversity be 49ers got blown out by the cowboys, are they as bad as the loss? >> not on paper if you get them early, they're on their way to zero and eight. but if you give them little help f suddenly they start to see, well, listen, we're moving against this team, their confidence start, then you are thinking what happens. so here's what they have to do they have to pretends they're playing the new england patriots. ignore the s and f on their helmet. go at it, and they will be seven and one. >> merrill reese you can hear him on 94wip with the call this sunday, america ill, thank you so much. the great merrill reese break ing it down for us as he always does. can't wait for sunday.

eagles-49ers, seven and one,. >> like he said, play like the patriots. give them your all. >> crush them at the beginning , thank you, patrick. >> what's this, in the. >> marshawn lynch mixing it up with high school players at his alma matter oakland tech high school. 215 pounder known as beast mode is on one game suspension from the nfl. so i guess this is how he is staying sharp? pretty cool. he posted this on his instagram account. here is the problem, grown man smashing high schoolers, probably against the rules. "tmz" says the organization that overseas high school football is investigating this ,. >> and so they should. >> interesting. >> thank you, pat

>> weekend split down the middle. still expect the highs to hit the low 70s, wind, rain,

return to the forecast sunday, most of the day is at least damp. so you're certainly going to find heavy rain within all of that mess, as well. so have the rain gear ready all of you eagles tailgater. >> thank you, for a look at newspaper headlines. >> the bucks county courier times, us military fire fighting problem is growing with some form every drinking water contamination, now, found at 37 bases across the country, and eight moreover seals. among them, three former and active military bases in bucks and montgomery counties as well as new jersey joint base mcguire-dicks lakehurst. >> from the flues journal, looking for who they think is organize in the organize the retail left it link. all have felony warrant stemming for multiple theft incident, at shower shale locations throughout new castle count. >> i burlington county times college student spending tv production typically don't get a chance to work with the same high tech equipment we do, thanks to partnership with virtua health systems student

at rowan college of burlington county now have access to professional production studio stocked with the latest technology. rahel, these kids will take our jobs one day. >> oh, no. >> but they look well suit today do so. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> coming up president trump releases some but not all of the jfk assassination records. jan? >> that's right. coming up why 300 document will remain a secret. at least for now. plus, what the government new immediately leading up to and following jfk's death. >> and it is a topic that can divide parent and teachers. do kids really need all that homework? experts are weighing in on whether it should be banned. meisha? >> we are looking outside, actually looking pretty good. we do have an accident out there involving a school bus, and weaken closures you should know about all of the updates coming up. first we'll take a quick break , stay where you are, cbs-

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>> it is 63:00; here's what you need to know to get your day started in the morning today, friday, october the 27. >> just days after the two teens were killed, shot are fired at the home of a teen believed to be a person of interest in that case. >> this is ever changing situation, police tape surrounding this entire area, the national archives has released more than 2800 records related to the jfk assassination. >> expert say, it will take days if not weeks to fully make sense of it all. >> waist going on? well, look at this. philly free streets starts this saturday 8:00 a.m. parking restrictions start to take place today at noon.

>> it was a dime in the rough for these sea isle city fishermen. >> no but ther? >> no butter. >> there is a cat on the feel, jim. >> halloween season. look at the change of direction, does he get both feet in right here at the end, jim? >> well, turns it up. >> the cat get loose in the fields during thursday night football. that might have been the best play of the game. because the ravens crushed the dolphins, 40-nothing. >> katie no real catastrophy whether it comes to our weather today, right? >> not today at least. >> well done. catastrophy. no, but you're right, devoid of any catastrophes. should be nice day. you will notice, i have winter coat and now scarf. accessories continue to pile up for me on every single morning it seems. but it is chilly outside. not too winnie at all, in fact , but because of the lack

every winds and also the chill in the air, there could be some frost that develops. now, storm scan remains nice and clear, at this hour. you are expecting then as a result to see full sunshine, this is everywhere. but here is a look at the frost advisory, specific to certain counties, so not toward the immediate shore, you got to go little further inland, but the pinelands areas, down through south and central portions of new jersey , the most remote portions of the area, then also in those outlying suburbs to the northwest of philly. really just i-95 and the flanked cities and towns that are not included here. and down through delaware, where it is just not cold enough for the frost to really have the ingredients necessary to form. but, you're in the 30's in a lot of the spots. as you might imagine. currently at 45 at the airport , mildest spot of the pack. low 30's, out toward places like mount pocono. thirty-seven apiece allentown, reading, lancaster, you get the idea here. so if you reside in one of the areas, look at this, quakertown at the freezing mark, keep it in mind, that you may need spare minute to that you your windshield before you hit the road here today. but with that said it, looks

like nice fall day. mid 60s from the shore to the city. and full sunshine up to the mountains, as well, for your daytime high held back to the up ear, as best. >> thank you so much. good morning, everybody, happy friday. looking outside right now. nine at south at cottman. lots of vehicles out there right now, pushing in the southbound direction toward center city. lots every brake lights going off. no longer traveling at posted speeds, starting to look pretty slow here. yikes. if you have to enter out there , certainly give yourselves extra time. i would suggest the same thing for 426789 so 42 freeway northbound, at creek road, for my friends in jersey what you are dealing with, as you travel toward 29a looking pretty busy there, as well, just a sea of headlights out there. plus pull your attention to this accident involving school scent in southwest philly, hit a parked tractor-trailer. passyunk avenue, your alternate, flat bridge, grays ferry avenue will be your best bet, yes, i would say kind of stay away from the area, if you can. otherwise probably going to have gaper delay.

certainly, i would say, again, avoid the area or you'll have to use the alternates around it, probably want tonight septa villanova station under construction, so no northbound high speed lines stops at villanova starting monday until december 10th. use the stadium station instead. it will be stopping at villanova, and talking more about this coming up in a little bit. jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. we are continuing following breaking news this morning, home riddled with bullet holes this morning, in south philadelphia. >> and police say that home could be connected to the murder every two teens earlier this week. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, liver in south philadelphia, with what we know so far. trang? >> rahel, jim, several mains neighbors tell me they heard rapid fire booms overnight. they didn't know what it was, they went back to sleep. but here, on the 1600 block of juniper street, still one police car here, to calm neighbors fears, after shots were fired at the home of a teenager, who is a person of interest in the shooting death of two south philadelphia teens earlier this week.

now, last night, police officer tweeted a picture of the teen, and his address, but that tweet was quickly taken down. take a look at the scene overnight here. officers nearby heard shots fired around 1:30 this morning on the 1600 block of jupiter street. now police say the person fired at least 14 shots into this specific home that you can see bullet holes throughout the front window, no one was hit. now the shooting investigation is believed to be linked to the killings of 16 year old sal denubile student at st. joe's prep and also kaleer attended master i charter campus. they killed the boys after an argument outside sal's street at 12th and ritner streets. not clear what the argument was about but again police are looking foreperson of interest who they are not naming at this time. take a listen to a neighbor. >> now that you know that it was gunshots, what do you think? >> got to be a connection to

the other two kids. >> does that star you? >> it is awful that they have to carry guns, these kids. >> i'm toll there are several surveillance cameras on homes on this block on the 1600 block every juniper street. and investigators are going to look to to see if they can identify the shooter in this case, lots of development but for now live in south philadelphia, trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, trang. >> meantime thousands of secret files in the assassination of president john f. kennedy, are knowledge lower a secret. >> but hundreds more are being withheld this morning. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now in the studio with more on this story. jan? >> a lot of eyes on this story , you guys. historians and conspiracy their orest cents pouring through thousands of newly-released documents, expert same it, will take days if not weeks to fully understanded them all. still, the entire file was not released as anticipated. about 300 documents continue

to remain a secret. >> thousands of records on the jfk assassination, were made public thursday night. but many are still classified. >> we have very small fraction of the secret documents, that we were expecting. >> the white house says the files were redacted or held back, because of recommendations from national security agencies. >> what i think last minute appeal, probably from mike pompeii owe, because of the national security act, responsible for the protections of sources and methods un the part of the executive branch. >> what was released was a lot of raw data. >> you think they would have put together something that was intelligible for the public. but they did not. >> among the discoveries, the cia considered mafia hits on cuban president fidel castro. and the fbi received a phonecall from a person who threatened to kill lee harvey oswald one day before kennedy assassin was shot dead on live tv. now there is a chance, more information will be released

in 2018. president trump ordered government agencies to reconsider the re dabbing seans over the next five months, trump will then have another month to review the agency's reak cents. >> the more material they hold back, the more suspicious people become, that they're hiding something. >> i am his tore cans no have studied the assassination don't expect any new bombshells. >> we still think it is the loan gunman, but maybe encouragement, maybe money. >> kennedy's 1963 assassination spark a whole lot of conspiracy theories. while most historians, as you heard right there, do believe there was loan shooter, pole after pole consistently show most americans believe kennedy died as a result as a result of a conspiracy, here you guys are, still talking about it, whole lot of questions. >> and still will go on. >> that's right. >> thank you, jan, appreciate t well, here is a question for you. how much homework is too much? >> elementary schools across the count radee bathing whether homework is beneficial

for children. four grader juda no longer has homework. his public school in new york banned mandatory homework for grades k through fourth. while some parent support the idea, education experts disagree. >> studies show even small amounts of homework help kids do better on unit tests but they also help to begin shape a child's fine management skills, their organization. >> i agree. >> discipline, yes. expert say moderation is what's key. some teen ers have what they call ten minute rule. you take a child's grade level , multiply that by ten, that's how much time student should be spending doing their homework. >> i like that idea. this is crazy, not giving any homework. >> also i feel like it doesn't prepare them for the future. we have jobs, we go home and still have work to do. >> all the time. what's that all about? >> meisha takes us on dream drive that would be perfect for some fall fun this weekend >> plus coming soon to a theater near you. surge pricing. yes. find out what the move list cost you more, while others

will cost you less. >> parents listen up if your kids keep asking for a dog, doctors say there are at least two good reasons to get one. that's next in the health watch. katie? >> i know you have been begging me to get awe dog, too , jim, i know, i'm listening. well, looking ahead to weekends that's literally split down the middle. one day is awesome, the other day very soggy. we will walk you through the latest timing on this upcoming potent frontal passage, plus your halloween preview. first here is your cure auto travel insurance forecast.

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>> it is beginning to look at low look a lot like chris place. >> all deck up for the hal days, some some think it is a nice night. >> still, too earl. >> i too early. we resist. also, christmas still about two month away, but santa, he needs some help before the big day. >> never fear, his help remembers in training, the charles w howard santa claus school in session in midlands, texas, student concentrate on their hoe hoe's, make up, hair , outfits, also helps potential santa's handle the excite the young people as instructor says it is how santa treats the kids that matters the most. they say they saw you manayunk running down main street like a crazy person. >> wait a second.

>> okay. >> hey, people just making up stuff on the internet now, i'm being trolled again. not even pregnant. what is going on here? so yes, i was in manayunk, but i saw it, and i was going down main street, not even halloween. okay, so here, he's cracking up over there. here is my thing, if you like go to michael's, a hobby lobby , joanne's craft store, something like, that then it is fair, because you need some time to get your crafting done other than that, nothing before thanksgiving. that's how i see it. all right. let me know what you think on the internet. i know you will. all right. crazy down main street. nuts. eyewitness weather watchers, it is chilly out here. almost everyone, almost everyone, finding temperatures currently mid to lower 30's, couple every outline ers here i should say in parts every new jersey and delaware, we take a look, zero in on couple

of the cooler spots like out in downingtown, reporting 38 degrees, totally clear sky, doesn't have frost but dampness on her windshield and on the grass as well, you may end count their if you don't get the frost. thirty-six the current temperature or the observation within the last 15 minute or so from an end. down in dover, he's seeing 36 degrees, brr indeed. heavier coat, good move here today. now, when we look at storm scan, next storm system and the front more specifically about to arrive in the area this weekend, starting to show some signs every organization, here. yep, that is snow falling back across minnesota right now, meisha. but the front itself is in fact going to make its arrival over the weekends it, joins up with this, this next batch of tropical moisture that at the moment has 50-50 chance to develop into something. whether it does or not, that's what the north and joining forces with this front as it rides out on the east coast, so we're likely to get doused for time sunday. the whole day is not drenching

rain, but most of the day features light it not moderate rain. soggy one. come monday skies are clearing , but may be lingering showers early on. meisha? >> already, pulling their snowmobiles out, katiement look at. that will all right. well, good morning shall everybody. looking outside at the boulevard, i just lover this shot. gorgeous shot here. as you push in the southbound direction, at the boulevard, very much heating up there. but then once you jump on to the schuylkill, so this is showing you westbound, approaching sit avenue. you can see how busy it is, once you pass the city avenue side right here, put on brakes , almost like a parking lot. you have the most definitely give yourselves extra time there. so this friday, certainly on the way. heating up toward our main hour of the rush. now the accident involving injuries, here, port richmond, aramingo avenue at butler street, plus another accident involving a school bus, southwest philly, hit at park, tractor-trailer 61st at passyunk avenue. you will have to use those couple alternates you're looking at right there, platt bridge, grays ferry avenue your best bet.

overall, friday going to be one of the lighter travel days , but looking pretty busy. i think a lot of people you guys trying to get to work early so they can get oven joy the weekend. i cannot blame them there. >> not at all. >> thanks, meisha. >> meisha only few days left in october, to enjoy the trade agent cents. >> so time for dream drive. meisha went to one place that takes this season's seriously. >> yes, they do. very seriously. so i just had to bring us there to get taste of what they've been stirring up literally and figure tiffly at the farm. ready to go, guys? buckle up. let's go. >> whole lot of fun. >> the dairy of choice for generations in plonlt gum are you county resident it, says, co-owner john car. >> the family has been farming for over 100 years, my wife, sister-in-law, the fourth generation. >> right before halloween this place is hopping. with pumpkin pick up.

>> we definitely make it a point to come here every year. >> generational thing, they bring kids, grand kids, great grand kids, we've been here for awhile. >> we look took look at the animals. >> what is that pig's name? >> franklin. >> you're right. >> entering into the 5-acre corn maze it, gets design by my wife's cousin. they hand cut it. >> wow. >> it looks like you could actually get lost back here. >> there are people that get lost. we've kind of sends search and rescue, we have guys with walky-talkies. >> we always get to see scarecrows, like this one, all dressed up for the season. i think it looks -- oh! oh, my goodness. oh, okay. that was so good. and so real. >> jeff appears for pre-arranged tours, teaching

kids about famous farmers like johnny apple seed. >> i've heard so much about your ice cream here. >> we have our own dairy cows that we process on site, which is very rare, any more these days. we use 14% butter fat mix, which gives you the creamy necessary. >> this is pumpkins. >> that is so good. >> the cider donuts are a huge hit in october. even in through thanksgiving. they're made with love in the bakery. we sell out often and early. >> oh. >> the best. coy eat a bunch of them but i've stuffed. >> i bet. >> merry meade farm, worcester township, that ice cream, you guys, was so good. i've eat answer loft ice cream all over the place, but i have to say that coffee ice cream, it was the coffee, and another one i tried probably, the

smors, some of the best that i've had, pumpkin spice. >> i would literally drive out there for the ice cream. got to go out there and visit. >> appreciate it. 52:00, a lot coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell charlie road join us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> hey, good morning, rahel, jim. we've had a team up all night reading through thousands of document just released on the jfk assassination, ahead what the fbi new about lee harvey oswald. and also the countries that were concerned they would be blamed for jfk's death. >> plus amazon stocks soared after the company exceeds earnings expectation action, we'll talk about how it is now looking to conquer new industry. >> and this, meet the seven year old ready to throw out the first pitch at game four of the world series. she will do it using a 3d printed hand. all that plus the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> fascinating store. >> i that sounds incredible. thank you, have a great

weekend. >> well, in the health watch this morning, peanut allergies , well, rahel, are on the rise, new study shows the number of children with peanut allergies has shot up more than 20% since 2010. and that 2.5% of children in the u.s. have the allergy. new guidelines used earlier this year recommend parent introduce their children early to peanut containing food. >> also, jim, dogs may provide more than just furry friendship. scientists say babies close to dogs at home before birth may get some protection from eczema. dogs may also provide protections against asthma. >> interesting. >> well, what if you had to pay more for movies at differ ren times of day? that could be the case with one movie theater chain. >> regal cinema has announced new pricing experiment. with the experiment, would you have to pay more for peep show times, also pay less if attendance was lighter. tons every streaming services continue competing with cinemas, so we asked some locals how they feel about the new system. >> i think expensive already. >> i would not go.

>> advertising for less than $12, and you get to enjoy it in the comfort of your home. >> regal set to implement it new system starting next year. >> i usually go to matinee, cheaper with older people. >> is that why do you that? >> uh-huh. >> taylor swift video for her new song ready for it opens at midnight. >> it is a hit, and it is with hidden messages. >> ♪ >> in the middle of the night with my dreams ♪ >> you should see the things we do ♪ >> now, as always, t swift videos have tremendous production values. >> this one looks like a movie fans are checking in to point out references to her current and former boyfriends, and this is a taylor swift video after all. they also point out two sci-fi movie reference cents, reference cents toss her previous videos and hit records and her desire to think out of the box. >> i always like when artist does that, when their videos are a production, beyonce known tore that, too, nothing beyonce does is at face value.

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>> home is riddled with bullets. >> in south philadelphia. this happened after police shared picture of a person of interest in the shooting. >> apple begins taking orders for the new iphone ten today. they don't hit the store shelves until next friday. >> and parking restrictions begin today for the second annual philly free street event. street closures begin tomorrow from center city through fair hills. that's three to go. >> last check on weather and traffic. >> looks like beautiful day. i think for that event, here, too, into tomorrow, things looking real nice. so clear sky, but it is chilly out there. so, sometimes these looks can be little deceiving, be sure to dress well enough in layers beautiful day today, tomorrow, tomorrow comes the rain. >> thank you, liver chopper three over school bus accident sixty-first street at passyunk avenue. you will have to use alternate around this platt bridge for grays ferry avenue. >> thank you shall meisha. cbs this morning is coming up next. >> great day and wonderful weekends. see you monday. >> bye bye. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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