from him as soon as possible. more than a dozen bullet hold ridded this south juniper street home, home of the brandon oliveri the person of interest, potentially connect, to the double murder of 16 year-old contact legal miller and sal dinubile on tuesday. >> we discussed why did they have guns these kid, young kid , what do they get them. >> reporter: two men were shot at 12th and ritner and case is heating up. late thursday night, a philadelphia police officer, tweeted oliveri's photograph, name and address, just a few hours later his home was full of bullets. no one was injury. >> most of these murders are, preventable, they don't have to happen, it is as a result of impulsive behavior and this one is no different. >> reporter: just before noon frantic parents rushed to roman catholic high school in center city to take their kid out of school early. >> early concern. >> reporter: police source tells "eyewitness news" an on line threat surfaced involving

oliveri who used to go to the school. source says that the threat wasn't credible that didn't stop parents from taking extra precautions. >> as long as our kid are safe we have police out here in good numbers, it is a good thing. >> reporter: family and friend s held vigil for both victims and as community continues to mourn loss of these two lives police are on the hunt to solve this mystery come down, you know we need to talk to you. let us find out what your story is. >> reporter: again, brandon oliveri simply a person of interest not a suspect. he has an attorney, center city attorney, who says he is currently in flux whether or not, he will talk to police but he does have representation, police do want brandon oliveri to come forward as soon as possible, we will see you back here in an hour at 6:00. reporting live from south philadelphia, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. police are searching for a bank rob inner princeton, new jersey. they say the man had

surveillance photo walking in the bank on new saw street thursday and handed the teller a demand note. teller gave the suspect an undisclosed amount of money and then walk out of the bank. if you recognize that suspect cat police. we have good and bad news about the weekend forecast, half will be sunny, half will be soggy. meteorologist kate bilo is on the sky deck to tell you when the soggy half will arrive, kate. >> ukee, it is beautiful out here right now, sun's shining, it is mild, it is perfect fall weather, it is only weekend could stay this way but unfortunately we are tracking heavy rain headed our way for sunday. lets look at is what causing, we will start off on storm scan three. it doesn't look all that impressive right now. cold front cutting through great lakes. that moisture, rain right down through illinois in, to missouri, this is just a run of the mill cold front. this is going to team up with another system, a coastal low you see down here all that tropical moisture south of cuba. all that moisture is lifted

north and east along eastern seaboard teaming up with the advancing front, very typical pattern we will see in the winter when we talk about northeasters but this time it will be a rain maker. in the meantime temperatures comfortable right now 63 in philadelphia. sixty-three reading. sixty-two atlantic city. very seasonal right new but heading in the weekend here comes that front, tomorrow is quiet but on sunday morning, here we go at 9:00 a.m. we have heavy rain falling, coming up i'll tell you how long that rain will continue to fall, how much rain we can expect to sianni how strong winds will be. that will play a role coming up in a few minutes. for now, back to you. kate says it will rain buckets on sunday, eagles are playing and that could make it interesting on the field, but as the head grounds keeper told our pat gallen earlier this season they are ready for anything. on the field there is a gravel base, drain lines, a sand and soil mix, and they used a product called objecting was control that allows the soil to drain fast.

>> greatest challenge is maintaining that safe surface. players want to know that they can perform at the best of their ability. we as fans want to watch them perform at top of their game. >> that is for sure. lets hope bird are at the top of the game. they are playing zero and seven 49ers, at 1:00 o'clock at lincoln financial field on sunday. a cold case continues to stump police a decade later. today marks 10 years since beating deaths of a rowan university student, and his killers remain at large despite $100,000 reward for information. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan talked to the victim's family. >> reporter: small memorial rowan university students pass every day marking spot where 19 year-old sophomore donnie ferrell was beaten to death and today marks 10 year anniversary of his murder. >> he was punch, knocked down, kick, they took his wallet and his phone. >> reporter: gloucester county prosecutor shawn daulton says ferrell's death is one of his offices's few unsolved murder.

>> still pounding the streets, still following up on lead. >> reporter: officials say passage of time has don't creased their hopes of solving the crime nor taken away pain of the ferrell family who live in north jersey. >> it is a murder that deeply affected our family. never really heel you just manage the loss, better overtime. >> reporter: is there a hundred thousand dollars reward in donnie's case but unless someone finally turns over the killer or killers, investigators say their best hope is security video of one of the suspects taken just before the attack. his face is difficult to make out but clothing are distinct, this limited addition cuji brand sweat shirt and yankees ball cap. >> his nickname was smoke. >> reporter: even though it has been a decade some student and staff are still trying to keep his, memory alive. >> this story just looking back. >> reporter: rowan journalism professor kathleen quigley re visit ferrell's story every year. >> i want his family to know that rowan has in the forgotten him. >> reporter: is there an

annual lacrosse tournament called lx for i odn't. >> just being part of the lacrosse team and here and we feel it is on us, to try to remember his name. >> reporter: anyone who remembers the killer's name should call authorities. at rowan cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". actress rose mcgowan speaks publicly for first time since accusing harvey weinstein of sexual assault. mcgowan delivered opening marks at woman's convention in detroit. she spoke about her life after at salt telling the crowd that she had been silenced for 20 years. she called on women to speak up about their own experiences , and to stand up against those who try to keep them quiet. >> no more. name it, shame it, call it out , join me, join all of us as we amplify each others voices. >> weinstein representative say he key nice all allegations of non-consensual

sex. well, tiger wood has agreed to enter a diversion program to settle charge of the driving under the influence that began when he was found passed out in his mercedes these year. forty-one year-old pleaded guilty to reckless driving today. wood was arrested on memorial day under suspicion of dui after police found him unconscious in his park car. as part of the deal wood will be on probation for a year, and pay $250 in fine. police in tampa florida hope new surveillance video will lead them to a possible, serial killer there. three victims have been shot and killed, just days apart. the video shows a person of interest running from a place where benjamin mitchell was shot and killed. in another video before the murder that same person is seen, flipping a cell phone. twenty-nine other victims include 20 year-old an toby, and three two-year old monica. all were shot and killed within 10 days of each other in tampa, seminole heights neighborhood. the cities mayor wants anyone

with any information to come forward. >> all you are doggies protecting a killer, and that killer may take out one of your family members. so you decide which side you are on. >> police have said that they received, 350 tips from the public so far and a $35,000 reward is offered for any information leading to an arrest. two american with men and their dogs are safe after their sail boat was who at sea for five months. >> the two women were rescued, by the u.s. navy yesterday after 147 days, drifting in the pacific ocean. the friend set sail from maine from hawaii to tahiti. soon in the trip the boat's ma st broke and boat was swamped and communication failed. >> it was incredibly emotional and it was just so satisfying to know the men and women that serve our country would come and assist us. >> everyone on board survived

because they had a year supply of food they sent distress signals each day finally three days ago they were found 900 miles southe of japan by a taiwan fishing boat who alerted authorities. >> that is something. >> that is a story. coming up on "eyewitness news" you are supposed to brush at least two times a day but new research may have you thinking twice before you pick up your tooth brush, there could be chemicals, lingering in the bristles. details, in our next half an hour. parents know halloween can be expensive, and we have been not because of kid, the two big reasons halloween spending is up. tori. it is a friday football frenzy game of the week, upper moreland is the home team, hosting upper dublin and guess what they have a marching band here at upper moreland high school that is, top notch, see this top rated band and a little performance coming a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam.

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it is friday. >> it is friday it is nice outside. >> for now. >> we have a nice chill outside. >> yes. >> but, for right now. >> for now. >> what do we expect? we have ugly weather to talk about as we head into the weekend but first things look great outside right now and tomorrow, you can truly rome the streets of philadelphia. the sit will hoe second annual philly free streets event just in time for nice weather. meteorologist chelsea ingram, live in northern liberties and she will tell us all bit. >> hey there kate can you hear cars, trucks going by me? well, tomorrow from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. that is not going to be the case a lieutenant of these streets will be closed down and it looks like the weather is going to be pretty nice for it as we head into saturday. take a look what you can expect 8:00 a.m. temperatures in the 50's. it is a rather cool start but by the afternoon things will be warming up rather quickly and eventually it will turn into a rather warm afternoon

for month of october, with a good amount of sunshine as well, i'm joined by charlotte castle with the office of transportation, so what can we expect tomorrow for philly free streets. it is an overview. >> you can definitely expect 3.5 miles of car free streets perfect for families to walk, bike, play in the streets and to really get to know philadelphia's diverse neighborhood. all the way down from philadelphia's historic district at second, excuse me at third and chestnut up to, the fair hill neighborhood of north philadelphia, which is a latino neighborhood, really expect arts, culture, dancing, fun activities appropriate for everyone. >> so what makes this year a little bit different from last year. >> last year we used south street as our corridor this year we are taking us through a number of different neighborhood that are unique, diverse. i think history on this route is incredible from the historic district, obviously a lot of history that americans learned in the history books but all the way up to

philadelphia's really latino neighborhood where the history is not as men but culture and arts are there. >> so it seems like shutting down city streets in philadelphia can be kind of difficult, what kind of planning has gone into making this happen for tomorrow. >> absolutely, months and months of hard work and a lot of teamwork from city agencies as well as from our partners at septa, parking authority and number of other organizations. >> are there any businesses for participating in philly free streets and doing something special for the day tomorrow. >> so part of it, we develop this as guidelines that any business along the route can enhance their business the sidewalk. we want to keep cars or excuse me keep car free routes free of anyone stopping but on the sidewalk there is an opportunity for business toss open up their doors so we heard from a number of businesses doing that, and of course in olde city and in he will center, which is a vibrant commercial corridor. >> are you looking forward to this being an annual thing moving forward. >> well, mayor has said he likes this program, so i'll

leave to it him but i hope to do it again. it has been fun working with the neighbors along the route. >> you mentioned something about the mayor walking the entire route tomorrow. >> so, 8:00 a.m. at third and chestnut we will have ribbon cutting but at 9:00 a.m. the he will be there to kick off his power work. he is committed to walking the entire philly free routes. anywhere you see him feel free to jump in. >> thanks very much. kate, all i can say is, good thing that this is happening on saturday, and not on sunday when that rain is going to be arriving. >> that is right, i think i remember last year we saw file video. it looks wet out there last year. tomorrow looks perfect for those that want to walk on philly free streets. thanks very much, chelsea. it will be a great day to do that tomorrow. great day for anything you may choose to do. bethlehem looks great tonight. great night to walk up and down main street and tomorrow same story as well we are looking live, from hotel bethlehem here at golden, sunlight at end of the fall day. can't beat it. leaves are changing. it is perfection outside right

now. tomorrow looks good too but big changes on the way. one more look at this gorgeous afternoon 60 degrees in kutztown where we have nothing but blue sky as far as the eye can see, shadows lengthening a little bit and we will see changes heading our way. this front doesn't look like much, it looks like one of the cold front, but as it seems up with that system off to the south that is when it will pull in moisture. ahead of the front we have a southeasterly wind that is why things are warming up, tonight into tomorrow. things are looking good but back to the west, back edge of that low, it is windy and there is some snow in minneapolis, and on monday, as that storm departs wind will ramp up for as well even once rain is over. temperatures right now are in the 60's, pretty comfortable outside. sixty-four millville. sixty-three reading. sixty-three allentown. feels warmer with not a lot of wind and lots of sunshine this afternoon. you can see warmth ahead of the front with temperatures in the zero seven's in atlanta,

raleigh-durham, charleston. sixty-three in nashville. only 44 in st. louis. that is not very far as crow flies and back to the west behind that storm temperatures in the 30's. snow has been ongoing all day around twin cities, 34 right now. future weather shows this system pushing toward us and as it it does so we have to zoom down to the south and take a look at that storm. that is feeding moisture into our system. this is a very typical set up in the winter we have arctic cold front and coastal low that produces or nor'easter snow. it is not snow but rain, it is not january because this would be classic set up for heavy snow but we're talking rain all day sunday. notice wrap around moisture that coastal low lifts to the north. this continues even into monday morning before finally lifting out of here by mid-morning on monday, heavy rain, continuing, over portions of new england and maybe a few snowflakes in the poconos late sunday into monday not here in philadelphia as we look at different models you can see an inch and a half to two and

a half inches, some on the lower even some on the higher end and we are good for at least an inch of rain with wind gusting to 25 or 30 miles per hour, heading into, our monday. so monday the winds will rely ramp up what to expect as we head in the next couple of days. we are going to see that system head our way for eagles game watch for that heavy rain at times, through kick off showers and powe game and seven day forecast from eyewitness weather tomorrow looks great, sunday looks very wet, monday's cool, very windy and then tuesday, looks good for halloween, little bit of the breeze will be shining. >> it does look good. >> yes. >> thanks, kada appreciate it. still ahead you why might think twice next time you pick up your tooth brush. >> plus the cast of superior doughnuts comes to philadelphia and they have advice how to make it in show biz. their tour of the city of brotherly love, coming up, leslie. friday football frenzy takes to us upper moreland high school where marching bandies one of the best in the

state, and thrive and succeed. vittoria woodill will tell us next in sports.

reason to celebrate in philadelphia coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 why it is a big day for city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. it has us tipping our hat to william penn. we will share at 6:00. leslie joins us now it is friday, it is fall, you know what that means. >> it is friday football frenzy. >> alliteration. >> time for the favorite day of the week around here. our game of the week will take to us montgomery county upper dublin verse upper moreland, vittoria woodill standing by live at upper moreland high school where the bandy hear is one of the best in the entire state, tori. >> that is right, they are an undefeated team upper moreland it is bears and it is friday football frenzy. that is right. we have cheerleaders up from mer moreland here. it is a big game against upper

dublin because this will secure the championship for upper more land. big day for mckayla because it is her 17th birthday. give it up for nikkei lah as well. >> many of memories of your high school band, okay. now, that is one thing that you have in high school that caused a celebration, they create a celebration, and here at upper moreland they are state champions, their marching bandies incredible and let's just say that they get into the zone. check it out. >> ♪ >> maybe you can tell by the sound, coming from these incredibly talented high schoolers, that you just stepped into a place of passion. >> it is your job as a performer to reach out and grab the audience and wrap them in. >> or maybe it is the hundreds of trophies and state championship banners, that show you, you are in the

practice room of the upper more land marching band. >> awesome for the sake of awesome, we really try to take that mentality in everything that we do and everyone plays an equal role of importance, in producing the effect of show. >> they make up 10 percent of the high school and it is a surprise and pry they have been wearing this uniform that makes state champions with the simple goal. >> we have a banner in the back, years and says upper moreland students perform with class and great pride and we take that to heart in all performances. >> we don't do it for trophies but we do it play well. >> every week we listen to audio tape, and we pick and get down to the tiny little things and people are like i'm tired of running same set 20,000 times but we know that we are not just doing it for ourselves we are doing it for each other. we love hearing that we are coming in first place but that is not what matters. >> reporter: what math tours these marchers is feeling, family and focus.

>> you know it is time to flip this switch, and in the zone in on your performance, and, you just, you know, you folk news and every other care in the world that you have just melts away, and your only focusing on making great music >> that is right, tonight they will make great music, on this field, so, 6:00 o'clock we will talk to the coach of upper dublin to check out strategy for tonight's game. in the meantime it is only fit ago this we sing happy birthday to mckayla. >> ♪ >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> seventeen, oh, that is great. i got suits 17 years old.

seventeen. >> seventeen friday night. football feeling. >> that is great. doesn't get any better. coming up next half an hour more conspiracy theories even though thousands of documents related to the assassination of president john f. kennedy have been released, what we have learned and when we might learn even more, up next. and halloween spending is on the rise we will tell you two big reasons why, including , why social media,

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new jersey governor christie is leading the charge begins prescription drug crisis, in the u.s. >> new at 5:30 the governor is breaking down number of opioid deaths measuring the human toll, in numbers. president trump declared opioid addiction and abuse of

public health yesterday. governor christie chairs trump administration's commission on opioid abuse. he says that congress has to get serious about tackling that problem. >> 175 people a day dying, we have 9/11 every two and a half weeks. think about this, if that was happened awe a terrorist organization was stealing 175 americans a day on our soil what we would spend to make it stop? that is what has got to start right now. >> governor christie says that the trump administration is moving to change medicaid rules in an effort to unlock additional federal fund for additional treatment. opioid commission will issue its final report next week. joining us now from washington is cbs news face the nation host john dickerson john, happy friday, nice to see you. >> thanks, jessica, happy friday to you. >> we were just talking about new jersey governor chris christie and his work with the opioid task force. he will be a guest on your show on sunday. >> he will be, we want to talk to him, it was interesting

hearing him say what would the country spend if there were a terrorist attack of the magnitude of the lives who as a result of opioid addiction, and that is the crucial question? because what the administration has proposed is some money but not as much money as, experts want, certainly and not as much as was recommended to the president. so it is little bits of money here and there and changes in regulations and some restrictions are being removed , but it is, it is, just a question of what and whether that will do what is necessary to take a serious problem that has two parts, one those who are addicted now and treatment for them and making sure they are okay and also stopping the flow of people into addiction and then the collateral damage of all this. so is there quite a lot that still has to be discussed. >> no question about it. >> you will also have two republican senators who in their own ways have gonna begins the president so what are you hoping to learn from senator bob corker and senator

susan collins. >> we will talk to both of them about the policies at the heart of this week's discussion about the president and his competency for the job , senator corker has made the most striking comments over the last couple of weeks. he was joined by jeff flake, the senator from arizona who is now resigning and gave a condemnation of the president from the senate floor this week but the question is what does this mean in terms of actual policy, where the disagreements, are in a way where they can see how it effects their lives. senator corker has a couple of areas one would be tax cuts, and he has disagreements with the way that those are going forward. that is number one agenda at the moment and then north korea a crucial part of the senate security. >> we will see you on sunday. thanks so much for joining us. >> sure thing. don't forget you can watch face the nation with john dickerson sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. new information about the

assassination of the president john fitzgerald kennedy is public for the first time. the national archives released thousands of previously classified documents last night. but as correspondent seth lemon reports a last minute decision to withhold some of the documents is fueling even more conspiracy theories. >> reporter: lee harvey oswald appears to be at center of the documents released by national archives on thursday, monk revelations a cia memo suggest that the man who shot president kennedy met with the kgb officer at russian embassy in mexico city about two months before the assassination. cia identified kgb officer as working for a department responsible for sabotage and murder. the fact that as walled made trip has been well known. i think what is not known is extent of his contacts with these people. >> reporter: philip sheen anis author of the book looking in the kennedy assassination. he is disappointed with president trump's decision to delay release of hundreds of documents at the request of u.s. intelligence services. >> most interesting documents

that we have been looking for these are super secret documents, that nobody has ever seen a word of before. most of them are still secret today, we may not see them until april or maybe not then. >> reporter: cia and fbi insist they could still impact , national security, and that prompted, that angry tweet from senator chuck grass ily who says the president need to stop the cover up. one of the documents included this memo, showing british newspaper received an anonymous tip about some big news. the call came 25 minutes before the assassination. seth lemon for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come on "eyewitness news", beware of your tooth brush. >> new research shows there might be surprising chemicals, lingering in the bristles. health reporter stephanie stahl explains up next, anita? she was beaten and left for dead in the trash, but, she's getting a second chance, i'm anita oh coming up at 6:00 e speaks out. weekend is now upon us and

it looks like a 50/50 split this weekend sunny and warm tomorrow, a few more cloud in the afternoon as our next system speed toward the area two pieces to the next system a front moving through from the west and system working up the coast, good thing this isn't january or this could be a snow maker. as it stand we are talking 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.

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and, americans within celebrating halloween and retail experts expect to see record spending. >> three on your side jim donovan explains is what behind the spike, in sales. >> and, mary is going all out for halloween this year. >> i'm hoping to wear slippers , a robe, and slack.

>> reporter: she is's dressing up for an old lady as one, harry potter and she's still looking for a third outfit. why so many costume changes. >> definitely pictures, instagram, has gotten bigger these days. >> reporter: thanks to social media millennials are showing out more money to celebrate halloween. national retail federation expects halloween spend to go reach an all time high this year. 9.1 billion up from almost 7 billion in 2015. >> a lot more millennials have more budget to spend and therefore it is allowing them to get more creative with their halloween costumes. >> reporter: at places like party city, super hero outfits are a big seller for all age groups and those, wonder woman batman and captain america costumes are a hit with dogs, too. now according to the national retail federation 16 percent of people celebrating halloween will be dressing up their pets this year. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> um-hmm, do you dress up your pets. >> she would not like that.

>> no, she would not like that >> justin for halloween and all of the day. futures were full of uncertainty and now a full of promise. >> we will tell but a program that is giving some kid an education, a job, and so much more

well, 14 recent high school graduates have completed a new program that guaranties them a job, in the health care field, and this afternoon family, friend celebrated the first class of the bridge to employment training program, and their money took place at einstein medical center in olney, this program developed by einstein and jevs human services face young people with adversity in their lives with career tons. >> my older brother is making pretty much some bad mistakes and bad decisions, and my mom, she started losing hope when i was around 12 years old. i remember just telling her i will not be like my brother, i

will be different. i was just showing her that. >> the graduates will begin their new careers, as patients services representatives, at einstein. well, your tooth brush could be harboring a controversial antibacterial ingredient according to a new study. >> yes. >> "eyewitness news" reporter stephanie stahl has details in the einstein health care science certainty report. >> it is not that bad. this is most common ingredient found on a lot of products including make up, toys and toothpaste and new research says it can also, linger, on a tooth brush. if you are worried about exposure to antibacterial ingredient is it might be time to get a new tooth brush. research says antibacterial product called trigloson found it can accumulate in the bristles. f.d.a. banned from it soaps, wipes, goals saying soap and water is just as effective but

still allowed to be in toothpaste. >> what we found is that quite surprising. >> reporter: research team at university of massachusetts tested 22 tooth brushes and they found even if people switched to a toothpaste that doesn't contain the chemical they are still exposed if they continue to use, the same tooth brush. >> for on average, it is two week period after you switch your toothpaste but not your tooth brush thaw are exposed. >> reporter: it can increase problem of antibiotic resist tense and is there some evidence it could disrupt hormones. >> i'm not concerned. >> reporter: fred barnett, chairman of the einstein department of dental medicine says exposure to the chemical from toothpaste is limited and it is actual very good for people with gum disease. >> it has been shown to be extremely effective, you know, reducing plaque, ginger varieties, bleeding gums, so, it is, actually very, very good product for oral health. >> doctor barnett says that tooth brushes should be replaced anyway every three

months and if people are concerned about the chemical they can look at the ingredient label on their, toothpaste and plenty of brand that do not contain that. >> good information. >> learn something new every day. >> every day. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. sunday marks five years since super storm sandy roared a shore devastating parts of the east coast including the jersey shore. the storm carved a path of destruction and several coastal towns, thousands of homes, businesses went without electricity for weeks. more than 150 died in the u.s. and rebuilding continues today officials say that the storm caused more than $70 billion in damage. >> i remember that well. >> so many people, that is still so real and so much a part of their lives. >> we have got, and, we have a lot weekend forecast. half and half. >> half this weekend. again, sunday the anniversary of sandy there will be strong wind, very heavy rain along the coast, certainly not like what sandy produced but

reminiscent of really strong storm hitting the coastline. that system working its way up the coast bringing heavy rain, strong, gusty wind along the coast, heavy rain north and west. this is an all day event on sunday, luckily this isn't january because this could be a really great set up for a snowstorm but it is rain. it will be in the 60's, in threat for snow. maybe a few flakes in the poconos early monday. lets look outside right now, we will start off in the city and our library cam parkway central library looking toward center city as day comes to a close, shadows are lengthening , sunsetting just after 6:00 o'clock which may sound early but keep in mind next weekend end of the daylight saving time by next sunday we will have a sunset time in the 4:00 o'clock hour, 4:53 will be the sunset time in just over a week so enjoy these long, brightenings while they are here. checking with our eyewitness weather watchers they have enjoyed a beautiful day with temperatures seasonal.

mid 60's. that is where we should be. six to degrees as we check in north of the city with barbara lane in willow grove. she's got sunshine dew point around 40. that is very dry air. nice comfortable conditions. sixty-one checking in with eileen mur any gilbertsville and she's enjoying full day of sun as well. further south we will head to new jersey and check in here 63 degrees. this is noel pits in mantua. sixty-three there with sunshine. she said good day for the fireplace. it is, indeed, chilly start to the day. once sun goes down temperatures will drop as well had to share this photo because we love seeing wild life in our area greg mccoy snapped a shot of the bald eagle holding its pray in the clear cornfield in new castle county delaware. bald eagle sighting makes for a cool friday. thanks for sharing that, greg. lets get in the system for the weekend. right now it is quiet n our neighborhood network cam eighth looks good, pleasant valley high school, sunshine, beautiful toned what has been a beautiful day. here comes our next system.

it is a cold front slicing through great lakes, it has cold air in the wake, around the back edge is snow for northern plains but this as it stand is a run of the mill system. it is when it joins forces for tropical moisture down here to the south that will all be lifted up through cuba and up eastern seaboard and tap into the storm that is moving our way, and that will enhance the rainfall when you get a kind of a corridor of tropical moisture you can see intense rainfall rates and that is why some parts of the area may see 3 inches of rain or more, through the day sunday and early monday. temperatures right now you can see south win, nice and mild, temperatures in the lower six owe's, soaking rain on the way through weekend, tomorrow is quiet, tomorrow afternoon we may start to see cloud roll in may end up kind of a gray day for your saturday, most of the day is dry nice and warm, near 70 degrees. that front starts to move through on sunday but we have that tropical moisture enhancing rainfall rates.

this is sunday afternoon right over philadelphia, very heavy rain, continues sunday night and then that system moving up into new england on monday and back edge, wind will pick up as well. over weekend sunny and warm tomorrow, rainy, windy tomorrow, rain could be heavy. how much rain? this is one particular model. one that i happen to agree with as of right now, it looks like parts could see over 2 inches of rain, north and west and coast an inch to an inch and a half in philadelphia these numbers could be higher any spots that picks up a thunderstorm south and east of the city you could see local amounts in the red shading over 3 inches of rain in the course of 24 hours. wind will pick up through the day sunday as well, 15 to 25 miles an her during eagles game, sunday evening, wind howell down the shore and then monday around the back side of that storm wind pick up again as system intensifies over new england. overnight tonight we will drop to a le of 51, cool but not cold, tomorrow warm with

plenty of sunshine, halloween night as we fast forward looks good, our franken stein is loving it, doing a dance for that. fifty-eight with erie moon light not bad but it will drop quickly so bundle up those kid sunday is day though heavy rape gusty wind bring rain gear if you are heading out to the eagles game. ukee and jessica, back to you. frank was doing it. >> yes, he was. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" comedians or the loose in the city, cast of the superior doughnuts is taking philadelphia by storm. looking at the guys spent date in philadelphia before they take the comedy club stage later tonight up next.

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and tonight is the night cast of the cbs comedy superior doughnuts is here in philadelphia for their show at punch line comedy club. >> before the show cast hung out in the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection holding panel discussion with very lucky students before checking out some local delicious, doughnuts.

here you go. >> cheers. >> okay. >> the cast of the cbs comedy superior doughnuts kept crowd cheering this morning at philadelphia's high school for creative and performing arts, capa. the very funny david keptnor, and others, told aspiring actors and actresses all about the business. >> you guys already have the tools but just about taking it and applying it. laugh house comedy club here we are performing tonight at punch line, you guys can get to open mike, you can start performing. >> what it takes to make it during a panel discussion hosted by our very own pat gallen. >> i always think if you don't have a job today, there is always another job in show biz every day they are casting a commercial, a movie, a tv show , a play, there is always some kind of work in entertainment. so there will always be another opportunity. >> reporter: following wise

word for next generation, guys made their way to factory doughnuts for a sweet, taste test on frankford avenue. >> right there. >> but that was only beginning for the group they made stops all over philadelphia today, delivering a doughnut or two to passersby showing a little brotherly love before taking the stage tonight at punch line comedy club. >> that is cool. >> lots of fun. >> looks like fellows were able to get a taste of philadelphia's flavor. >> tonight it is all about the laughs, the cast, comedy night at punch line philadelphia at 8:00 p.m. you cannot get to the show tonight we will bring it to you. >> yeah. >> you can see them in another way see cast in action on superior doughnuts, monday's at 9:00 p.m. here on cbs-3. that always makes me hungry. >> it makes me laugh. >> indeed. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a breaking news story person of interest is now a suspect. philadelphia police are looking for a teen in connection with the murder of two, 16 years old in south

philadelphia, we are live with the latest twist in this investigation. left for dead in the pile of trash is how good samaritan found charlie the pit bull, i'm anita ah the status of the humane enforcement investigation. carson's connections, continues, what the eagles quarterback was saying today about the bracelet on his arm and little boy who inspired it kate? and the sunsetting on what is a beautiful fall friday, and weekend starts off nice but as we head toward sunday and eagles game, not so nice. we will have your full forecast at 6:00. >> we were hopeful that, the individual, realize that, you know, how much further can you run and do what you are doing. >> breaking news right now philadelphia's top copies asking for a suspect to turn himself in.

officers say brandon oliveri is wanted for murder in connection with the killings of the two teenagers, in south philadelphia. this news breaking within the past half an hour, good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt has been tracking twists and turns of this investigation all day and joins us live from south philadelphia with the brand new information, david. >> reporter: he was a person of interest but in the last few moments he was named a suspect. i want to show us his picture. police want it out there right now. he is brandon oliveri, he is 16, lives on the street behind me. there was a shooting at his home last night. we will explain that in a moment. police want to talk to him in connection with the murder of two other, 16 years olds. come down, you know, by now, that we need to talk to you, and let us find out what your story is. >> reporter: two, 16 year-olds dead fromun