>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >> is a murder suspect surrenders, and "eyewitness news" is there as the 16 year old accused of killing two other teenagers turns himself in to police. >> a live look at storm scan3 shows rain heading into our region this weekend. still ahead chelsey ingram is tracking when the wet weather gets here and just how much rain would fall. >> and why mild miles of philadelphia streets are closed today but open to everyone he will. today is saturday, october 28th. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's start you off with the weather forecast, here's meteorologist, chelsey ingram, good saturday morning, kelly. >> bit of mixed weekend ahead. >> totally mixed. i mean, today it will be

gorgeous, but all changes as we head into your saturday. take a look at current temperatures, across the region, checking in with numbers in the 40's and the 50's, 51 degrees right now, in philadelphia. so, that is cool morning, but not real a cold morning. we have 43 degrees in allentown, 43 in mount pocono, 44 in reading, down the shore, in the mid 40's, in atlantic city then it is 54 degrees in wildwood. now, as we head throughout the day today, you can look for those numbers to warm up. and they'll warm up fairly quickly as we head into the afternoon. it will be warm for the month of october. forecasting high temperature right around 70 degrees. all-in-all good amount of sunshine, dry right now on storm scan3, that's all going to be changing, as we head into tomorrow. you can see the shield of rain located out to the west. that is a frontal boundary, that's going to interact with some moisture from the tropics , where right now what we have is potential tropical

cyclone clone 18. we'll get moisture interacting with the cold front, will bring some locations several inches every rain, in fact, already have flashflood watch issued for portions of the lehigh valley in the poconos, i'll let you know when the rain arrives, how much you can expect in your neighborhood, coming up in just a bit. jan? >> hems i, thank you. 5:02, the suspect in the murders of two teenagers has surrendered to police. sixteen year old brandon oliveri turned himself in after authorities announced a warrant for his arrest. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandra rhea huff brings us to up date. >> with his hands in his pocket and hood pulled over his face 16 year old brandon oliveri walked into police headquarters around 6:30 p.m. inside he embraced two friends who accompanied him there, the surrendering came hour after philadelphia police issued a warrant for oliveri, siting the shooting deaths of two piers, caleer and sal denubile shot and killed around 830 tuesday evening, both 16 years

old, between an argument every group every teens outside of sal's house near 12th and ritner street. >> disheartening, to see young people resort to this type of violence, over what was probably nothing but a disagreement that just popped up. >> in the days since, nearly 500 people attended the two vigils for the boys. demonstrations of prayer, and anguish. >> our lives will never be the same again. >> miller junior asthmas err i chatter i school where ac sold in mathematics and basketball, attended st. joe's prep and played who can. >> i here, you have all of these lives ruined, two lives lost, and at least one other, you know, that will result in someone going to jail for a very long time. >> commissioner add that oliveri entering police custody would also provide him safety. authorities say his family home was hit with over dozen bullets. oliveri attended newman and goretti high school at a

diocese spokesperson told me they have been working closely with police throughout this investigation, and cooperating with them. they also will be offering counselling for any students who might need it. reporting from police headquarters, alexandria huff, cbs 3, "eyewitness news". >> delaware county authorities have given all clear after hazmat incident at penn doctors high school. when first responders arrived after 10:00 last night they found few people there who were not feebling well. now it is unclear just what made them sick. we told everyone was treated at the scene. authorities had everything under control in just about 90 minutes. >> well, several media outlets are reporting the first charges filed in the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election, but as weijia jiang reports, the indictment is sealed. >> reporter: media reports say federal grand jury has approved first charges into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election those charges, however, are

sealed, under order from the judge. >> we might not finds out the specifics of this case. >> special council robert muller was appoint in the may to lead the investigation into russia. shortly after the ouster of fb i director james comey. the probe has extended from the kremlin all the way to the president's former campaign chairman, paul manafort, even members of the first family. >> i would think something almost low hanging fruit with a single person that is unable or unwilling to give mueller and his investigators anything more. >> president trump calls the quote russia thing an excuse for democrats losing the election, and he want the investigation wrapped up. >> there has been absolutely no collusion. it has been state that they have no collusion. they ought to get to the end of t because i think the american public is sick of it. >> congressional committees investigating russian meddling have hearings schedules for

next week. weijia jiang, cbs 3, " eyewitness news." >> back here at home now, happening today, you can walk three and a half miles on street of philadelphia without worrying about traffic. today is the second annual philly free street event. there are no cars or trucks from fifth and indianna, in north philadelphia, to third and chestnut, in old city. the signs are up, and the streets have been cleared of those pesky cars. walkers, runners and bikers will also be able to check out event in the free activity zone. >> staying true, real excited to try this somewhere different, connecting number of differs neighborhoods. they're opening the street. it is new, it is different. see what happens. we'll just see what happens. like i have positive feelings. i have negative feelings, but we'll just go from there. >> and mayor jim kenney plans to walk the entire route. >> in other news this morning, a dog beaten and left to die in a trash pile is now getting a second chance at life. in the philadelphia woman who found the animal has a message

for the person responsible: " eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, has the story of a dog named charm charlie. >> reporter: this is the first time nicole has seen charlie the pitbull since saving his life earlier this week. he was just laying in a big pile of trash, and i didn't think he was alive. >> she found him bloodied and tied up, left for dead, at the cobbs creek recreational center in all of the years i've been working with animals i haven't seen something like this, and have seen the dog survive. >> but this one, she says sacks fighter. charlie is now recovering here at the philadelphia animal hospital with his generously covering his entire treatment. fundraiser for his medical expenses has raised more than $2,400 at least three times its initial goal. >> all of the money is going to the elderlyly love rescue. >> charlie still has a long road ahead and will require treatment for at least another month, says doctor kimberly

lockhart. >> they brought him in, he had maggots in his face, fleas, was very under weight, week, his face had been torn apart. i was so upset. really sad. i had to pull back tears. >> the pennsylvania spca tells "eyewitness news," humane law enforcement investigators have solid leads, and do not believe charlie was used as part of a organize nice dollars fighting ring. but she has a message forever left a dying dog behind. >> no animal or any living being deserves to be treated like. >> this i hope they never get another animal. >> in southwest philadelphia, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> and still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning: parents know halloween can be expensive. and the amount we spends is growing. but it is not because of those kids. the two big reasons halloween spending is up. >> and an adorable new attraction at the philadelphia zoo. we will take you thereto check out these cute new residents,

that's when "eyewitness news" continues. we will be right back.

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>> well, it is just a few days until halloween, nearly 108 million americans will be celebrating and retail expert do expect to see record spend ing this year. three on your side jim donovan explains what is behind the spike. >> mary is going all out for halloween this year. >> hoping to wear slippers, road, some glass. >> she is dressing up as old lady for one party, as harry potter for another, and she is still looking for a third outfit. so why so many costume changes >> definitely pictures, that's a must, instagram is definitely gotten bigger these days. >> thanks to social media, millennials are shelling out more money to celebrate halloween. the national retail federation expects halloween spending to reach all time high this year, $9.1 billion up from almost 7 billion in 2015. >> a lot more millennials have , more budgets to spends, and therefore it is allowing them to get little more creative with their halloween

costumes. >> at places like party city, superhero outfits are the big sellers this year for all age groups, and those wonder woman , batman, captain america costumes, are a hit with dogs, too. now, according to the national retail federation, 16% of people celebrating halloween will be dressing up their pets this year. reporting for three on your side i'm jim donovan. >> well, if you are having a hard time waiting for halloween to indulge in some sweet treats, here is some good news for you today. it is national chocolate day. comes every year on october 28th. chocolate is made from cultivated for at least 3,000 years. bitter seeds have to go through long fermenting of roasting and grinding process before they become chocolate. they can then be turned into milk chocolate, light chocolate or dark chocolate. some researchers indicate chocolate can lower blood pressure but only when eat never moderation. un unfortunate news for me. national chocolate day created by the national confectioners

association. >> best day ever. >> right? 5:14, coy go for a chocolate donut, how about you? >> ya. >> and coy go for some good weather. >> i can provide that, but won't be able to say this tomorrow morning unfortunately today, it will be warm for october, then big changes headed our way for sunday in the form of rain and also some winds heading our way. we start you out with a look at current temperatures. that is cool start to the day by no means is it cold though. 51 degrees right now in philadelphia. it is 52 in millville. 54 degrees down the shore in wildwood. we have 44 degrees in atlantic city. up toward the poconos, we are in the mid 40's. it is 43 degrees in allentown, we have 44 in reading. also, right around 44 degrees in the lancaster area, wilmington, temperature, checking in upper four's, zooming out, though, in the, it is a little bit cooler foreplays cents like columbus, at 40 degrees, 37 in st. louis

, we will be tapping into cooler area headed into the upcoming work week. that's all going to happen behind this system that is going to be bringing us the rain and also the wind for part two of the weekend. but great weather throughout the day today. upper philly free streets, looking at good sunshine, cool start, temperatures mid 50's, 60 by 10:00 a.m. we will be warming up to the mid upper 60s around noon, 1:00, then eventually topping out to around 70 degrees with that high temperature for your saturday, and yes, that is very warm for the month of october. but as i mention, some changes are going to be headed our way , storm scan3 shows that we are quiet right now. across the mid-atlantic, a zoom out will show frontal boundery out to the west. >> this will be interacting with some tropical moisture. as we head into sunday, especially sunday night, when we could get pretty hefty

amount of rain headed our way. out ahead of the front, though , we are warm, as i told you, i'm forecasting high temperature around 70 degrees today. and in philadelphia. then the frontal boundery will edge closer to the east, an area of low pressure developing along it, and that's going to produce quite a bit of rain, and also, the winds. so rainy, breezy sunday on tap i think the strongest winds won't arrive until sunday night, into monday, and behind that system, here is the cool air that's going to be working its way in for next week. so, here's what you can expect on sunday. soaking rain all day. rain amounts generally anywhere from one to 3 inches. but we could see some locally heavier amount, maybe even upward of four, into the poconos, lehigh valley. this is going to cause some localized street flooding i think in some spot. wind gusts anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour corks see higher gusts in some locations cents, who satisfy look at the flashflood watch into the lehigh valley in the poconos, just issued. it goes into effect starting at the noon hour sunday through 4:00 a.m. monday.

now, we talk winds. it will be breezy throughout the day sunday. but i want to show you headed into sunday night, monday, look how these winds ramp up. winds gusting over 40 miles per hour in some locations, so it would be a good idea perhaps to take in some of the halloween decorations, before they justice peer. warm, plenty of sunshine today , high temperature of 70 degrees. as we head into tonight, 58, thickening clouds, that rain is going to be moving in, good news is behind the system, behind monday, halloween is looking pretty good. temperatures in the upper 50's for the trick-or-treaters. it is nice erie moonlight. your seven day forecast looks like this, there is that cool air behind that system. fifty-nine on monday. sixty-two on halloween, 58 wednesday, and in the 60s by next thursday and friday, jan? >> chelsey, thank you. 5:18 now. there are two brand new members of the philadelphia zoo family, and on thursday, the endangered red panda cubs were introduced to the world. john mcdevitt of our sister

station "kyw news radio" found out what their birth means for the zoo and their species. >> reporter: two male panda cubs on exhibit at the philadelphia zoo, born back in june. the babies are weighing just few pounds each, bigger than that because of their fluffy minute minute fur. >> she says the births are very special because red panda 's are considered endangered in the wild. >> it is an important first. the mother, her name bar, red panda, very valuable genetic red panda. so any birth that she has are very important to the population. >> reporter: you want to know how to tell them apart in the larger one, he tends to roam a little from mom, the younger one is with a black spot on the top of his head. in from lancaster. >> the babies, little or little, parker? they were little? he thinks every animal that's little is a baby. and we were trying to explain to him earlier in the zoo that not every animal that's little

is necessarily a baby. but in this case they are. >> pandas, a lot of people are black and white and they look like bears. these do not look like bears? >> they do not. the black and white panda is the giant panda, cousin to the bear family. the red pandas look more like raccoons, they're unique, so they're by themself. >> the second sus second full red panda zoo at the philadelphia zoo. the mother had two other babies back in 2015. john mcdevitt, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> from pandas to pigs now. some pigs on the loose were brought in for questioning by police officers in cheltenham township. the seriously, the department now searching for the owner of two pigs found wandering thursday in elkins park, officers hope facebook will help. they posted quote anyone loose a -- lose a pair every pigs in elkins park? these two were pigging out in the kennel. someone will claim the

creatures. they're now resting comfortably at the montgomery county spca. >> still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," we take you behind the scenes every what's new in theatres this weekend. >> i'm kevin frazier. coming up: george clooney directs his good buddy matt

>> superior donut visit philadelphia, last night they took the stage at punch line philly, for some stands-up comedy. "eyewitness news" was there. >> happy to get a break from film, so we can get some stands up, and get on stage, do what we do best. it is fun, like a fieldtrip, feels like we're on a fieldtrip. a little deprived of sleep.

because we're also doing press while we're doing the shows. but it has been a lot of fun. >> no rest for the weary. earlier in the day, the cast kept the crowd cheering at philadelphia's high school for creative and performing art. they told aspiring actors there about show business, and they also took part in a rounds table with our very own pat gallen. you can watch monday night at 9:00 right here on cbs-3. >> and new version of the classic tv show magnum pi is in the works. cbs hats commit dollars to developing a pilot, blue blood tom celek was in the original series, portrayed thomas magnum, navy seal who repurpose his military skills to become a private investigators. the producers behind hawaii 5o and mcgiver are developing a pilot. >> george clooney, cohen brothers, matt damian team up for new move any theatres this weekend. here is entertainment tonight kevin frazier with the preview >> i'm kevin frazier there is week, george clooney stays behind the scenes directing

his good buddy matt damian in suburbancon. >> took everything from us. i have to make decisions like what's best for the family. >> what you look for is talent , leadership, and were you can't get that, you get matt. >> awe. >> exactly right. >> a follower. >> and a follower? that's why he likes me, i'm very detectible. >> good buddies who enjoy giving each other a hard time. george both directed and co- wrote suburbancon, which portrays peaceful, idealic suburban commit at this in the 50's that has dark under belly of betrayal, deceit and violence. >> we laughed every single day and which is not to say we didn't do our work, kind of creating this environment of like freedom. it was really nice. but we just had fun. >> the film also co-stars

julianne moore and oscar isaac >> this claim has a bunch. of little red flags on it. >> that insurance adjust err role was originally slated for george, who gladly gave it up to get oscar on board. >> listen it, as great part, but honestly if you can get oscar on board for anything, take it, because he can pell pretty much elevate anything. >> i could kill you any time. >> i could kill you too. >> the idea is you got to sort of entertain people. if they walk away, talking about things great, if they don't, at least they got to see matt damian get punched in the face. >> for entertainment tonight, i am kevin frazier, now, back to you. >> still ahead in the next half hour, right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," this saturday morning: all quiet right now in our region, but a weekends soaker is on the way. meteorologist, chelsey ingram; tracking when the heavy rain moves in. and toothbrush danger. new research shows there might be some surprising chemicals

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>> check this out. look off to the west, a lot of rain is moving into our region from your weekends plans to the eagles game today. tomorrow. chelsey ingram is checking out when the wet weather arrives,

when we will likely see some of the heaviest rain. >> plus: cars are banned on some local city street today for an annual event. where you can walk, run or bike without worrying about traffic. anita? >> good morning, if you like fall like activities you'll love the festival happening today. east passyunk avenue, what you can expect coming up. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's get you up and out the door possibly early this morning with a look at the weather. meteorologist, chelsey ingram out there on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather. hi, kelly. >> high there, jan, good morning to you, good morning to you at home. the good news, well, today is going to be gorgeous, the bad news, this gorgeous wet center going to be sticking around the entire weekend. we start you off with a look at temperatures across the region, actually live look at the neighborhood network. live look at the city. really beautiful start to the day. that is going to turn into beautiful afternoon. temperatures on the cool side. to start. 51 degrees right now in

philadelphia. we are in the 40's, in wilmington, 47 degrees, 56 in millville, down the shore, the mid 50's, in wildwood, and the mid 40's in atlantic city. that's 45 in trenton. getting your day started around 43 degrees, in allentown. planning out your day today: today's the day to head out for brunch. 64 degrees, because tomorrow it is going to be raining out there. out and about tomorrow afternoon, high temperature of 70 degrees, that's going to make for very nice afternoon, and actually, very warm for october. sixty-seven by dinnertime. then we will see the clouds thickening up and on the increase, later on in the evening. storm scan3, well it shows not much going on right now, but i zoom out to the west, where you will see some rain developing, that's associated with a frontal boundary and that is going to interact with what's right now potential tropical cyclone 18, to bring us quite a bit of rain as we head into sunday, and wind, sunday night into monday, all very more details coming up in your full forecast, including that all-important eagles game

forecast, i'll have that coming up in a bit. for now, sending it back to you. >> that's an important one, thank you, chelsey. 5:32 now, philadelphia police now have a suspect in custody, for the deadly shooting of two teenage boys, earlier this week. brandon oliveri pulled a hood over his face, when he turned himself in at police headquarters last night. he surrendered heard after police issued a warrant for his arrest. now, oliveri has not yet been formally charged. on tuesday night, caleer and sal denubile were shot to death, they believe it happened during argument of group of teens. denubile's funeral is today. they're all 16 years old. prosecute verse moved to reinstate state most of the dismiss dollars members of former penn state fraternity in the death after pledge. timothy piazza died february 4th after a night of drinking at the beta theta pi house. back in september, a judge throughout the most serious

charges against eight defendants, including involuntary manslaughter and felony aggravated assault. now, all 16 every those counts have been refiled. and the defendant, again, face the possibility of prison if convicted. >> friday marked ten years since the beating death of rowan university student and his kill doser remain at large a small memorial on the rowan campus marks the spot where 19 year old sophomore, donnie ferrell, was beaten to death. a $100,000 reward is now offered in the case, but unless someone finally turns over the killer or killers, investigators say, their best hope is this surveillance video of one of the suspect. >> it emerges that deeply affected our family. you never really heal. you just manage the loss better all the time. >> anyone who may have information is asked to contact police. >> in other news today: imagine walking down the street without worrying about traffic? today is the seconds annual

philly free streets event. roads are closed to cars and trucks from fifth and indianna in fairhill to third and chestnut in old city. that wester "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown picks up the story. >> the signs are up. the streets have been cleared of parked cars. the path is clear for philly free street on saturday. >> stay true to america, real excited to try this somewhere different, connecting number of differs neighborhoods. >> from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. , three and a half mile stretch from philadelphia historic district at third and chestnut, north to fifth and indianna, in the heart of latino philadelphia. no cars will be allowed, only pedestrians, and bike traffic will be welcome. >> it will be really fun day. last year we saw kids in strollers, saw people in wheelchairs, saw elderly. everyone comes out to the streets, real fun safe to be when there aren't any carson it, we look forward to seeing the magic that happens. >> last year part of the city came to a stand still for philly free streets. with folks walking, stopping

to absorb the moment, taking in their environment. >> i think it will be great. i think it is a wonderful opportunity for people to bike in the streets, to push their baby strollers in the street, walk, not worry about traffic. >> fabulous, get everybody out in the street, and everybody together. wonderful. >> still, some residents have mixed feelings about the disruption to their normal way of life in their neighborhood. >> they're opening the street, it is new, it is different, see what happens, we'll just see what happens. like i have positive feelings. i have negative feelings. but we'll just go from there. >> the streets along the path will be shutdown starting at 6:00 a.m. at 8:00 a.m. mayor kenney will be welcoming the crowd here at third and chestnut, and there will just be a lot of activity tis along the route, along fifth and indianna, there will be party type setting. really going to be lots of fun and lot of pedestrian traffic in philadelphia. in old city, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news."

>> yes, lots to do today. the change every seasons and the celebration of halloween combine for east passyunk fall fest, and spooky saturday. "eyewitness news" reporter, anita oh, live on east passyunk avenue this morning, where all of that fun will get underway in just a few hours now. anita, good morning. >> good morning, jan. if you are like me, you love fall, then this is the perfect event for you. joining me now, the executive director of east passyunk avenue business improvement district, very halloween, very fall like of you. what can people expect here today? >> well, starting at 11:00 a.m., this is going to be totally transformed, right here, on the 1500 block every east passyunk avenue. there will be over 40 crafters those who love the crafters, come on down. then, right outside, right over at the fountain, i should say, at 11:00 a.m., four and under, bring those little babies, for a costume contest, 11:30 will be five to seven year old, and at 12:00 will be nine to 12 year old. then doggies, don't forget our

doggies, more of them in a little while. and out here we will do pumpkins kin decorating and coloring and craft and things like that, right out here. and all up the avenue is our big thing for today, we have scarecrows, 32 different stores of decorated scarecrows to represent their story. so that will be a fun new treat this year. >> so total community event. and here we are, the urban jungle. i want to have kyle our photographer show you the insight side of this place. because it is amazing. and the owners here, joining us now, as well. this is awesome. i'm loving it. i kind of want to move in. but tell us about your business here on the avenue and what this means for small business owners like yourself snap. >> well, this is a very unique business. there is not -- i've never seen anything like it before. my husband and i started this about eight, nine years ago. and we just saw a need for greening in the city and flower boxes and container

gardening, things like that, making the sit city, your front, more beautiful place when you come home. >> you really, i mean there is place has come to life. i love it. it is awesome. and we've got those pumpkins here there is decoration up here, love, you say, this is seasonal kind of thing that changes every season? >> yes. my husband put it up, filled it with christmas balls last christmas. and then in spring we put spring flowers, now fall flowers, then we go back to the christmas fall at christmas time. >> what do you hope people who come here to this event today get out of it? >> south philly has such a great sense of community. it is a wonderful place to live and have a business. and i think they'll just get role a really unique different feel, in a different part of the city. >> yes, this store specifically, is very unique, here we are again at urban jungle, east passyunk avenue. all day today from 11:00 to 4:00. you can experience all of the fall activities, craft evers, vendors. so we'll bring you more later this morning, but for now live here in south philadelphia.

anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> it will be a great day for it. thank you, and eat a see you soon. >> more fall fun is planned for the headhouse square neighborhood in society hill today. pumpkin fest, starts at 10:00 a.m. today, and goes cents until 5:00. you can go on four horse wagon , hey ride, also hey bail maze, costume contest, arts and crafts, lot of other family friendly activities, and you can find all of the fun at second and lombard streets, or for more information just head on over to our website cbsphilly.com. >> so much to do. >> still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning: toothbrush trouble, potential danger, lingering on your toothbrush. what you can do to protect yourself. >> and then, a little later, are you ready for some high school football? lesley van arsdall has friday night highlight from around our region. >> plus: you don't need your umbrella this morning, but do keep it close by. wet weather is headed our way. we will tell you when some of the heaviest rain could fall. that's coming up next.

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>> back on "eyewitness news," remember these images? well, tomorrow marks five years since super storm sandy roared ashore, devastating part of the east coast, including the jersey shore. the storm carved a path of destruction in several coastal towns. thousands of homes and businesses went without electricity for weeks. more than 150 people died in the united states, and

rebuilding continues today. officials say the storm caused more than $70 billion in damage. wow, that seems just like yesterday, chelsey, but five years ago tomorrow. >> i know, that's why that much time has already passed. well, jan, looking at beautiful day on tap today. but all all bets are off headed into sunday. we will talk about that, some rain, also wind headed our way , 51 degrees right now in philadelphia. 52 degrees in millville, starting out your day in atlantic city around 44 degrees, 55 in wildwood. we're in the 40's, in allentown, poconos, 43 degrees forty-six in reading. 44 degrees in lancaster, actually going to warm up to around 70 degrees this afternoon. so, rather warm for the month of october, very fall like weather headed our way by the upcoming work week, that's all going to happen behind this storm system, that brings us the rain and winds, starting tomorrow. so, your hour by hour forecast , throughout the day today, the 10:00 hour, 59 degrees. 64 degrees by noontime.

maybe you're going out to enjoy a walk in the street for philly free streets. not having to worry about any cars. it will feel pretty good out there. 64 degrees. 70 degrees around 3:00. and then 5:00, 66 degrees, we will see the clouds starting to thicken up little bit. later on toward the evening hours, and specially as we head into the overnight hours tonight. storm scan3, shows things are quiet across the mid-atlantic. but, zoom out, keeping our eye on the frontal boundery. >> this will interact with energy from a tropical system, also, some moisture, from a tropical system, to bring us quite a crazy day. as we head into your sunday. so here is a look at what's right now potential tropical cyclone 18. again there is lint err act the frontal boundery, bring us the rain, and also, some windy conditions headed our way. so we talk about this soaking rain, that's moving in on sunday. now, we will be very warm, out ahead of this frontal boundery , the flow coming out of the south, call it warm

aero section, dealing throughout the day today. this boundery edges to the east. and an area of low pressure will develop right along it, and it is going to deepen, meaning, it is going to intensify, that pressure will be dropping throughout the day on sunday, as that happens, that is what is going to allow the winds to really ramp up, especially as we head into sunday night, and monday, so, rainy, breezy, throughout the day on sunday. going to be a washout. i'm telling that you right now then the strongest winds likely developing sunday night into monday, behind the system , some cooler air is going to be moving on in. and that's what's going to set us up for very fall-like feeling work week for the upcoming week. so, here's what you can expect on sunday. soaking rain, pretty much all day. rain amounts anywhere from one to 3 inches, we could see localized higher amounts, maybe, up to around 4 inches in spots. and that could cause some street flooding, wind gusts anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour, but i actually think we could see some winds even higher than that. i'll show that you in just a

second. flashflood watch though has been issued for the poconos on up into the lehigh valley there is begins at the noon hour, as we head into tomorrow now, here is a look at the winds. notice, breezy throughout the day sunday. but they really ramp up sunday night into monday. we could see winds gusting from 50 miles per hour in allentown, 46 miles per hour in philadelphia, so sunday, well, today will be the day to bring in some of the halloween decorations because they might justice appear before halloween even gets here. thickening clouds, rain moves in, 58 for the overnight low temperature, headed into date today, look for 69 down the shore, 62 degrees in the poconos, not bad at all, your game day 61 with steady rain at kick off. sixty-two heavy rain, postgame , your eyewitness weather seven day forecast shows the fall like weather headed into the up coming work week, jan? >> chelsey, thank you, a 46:00 your toothbrush could be harboring a controversial anti -bacterial ingredient, according to new study. health reporter stephanie stahl has the details in the einstein healthcare science

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>> welcome back. last night, the astros got busy in the bottom of the second inning. solo homerun, but has been on the scoreboard, then gonzalez hits long single off the wall. left center. to score josh reddick.

and brian mccann singles to right center scoring evan. houston beats la5 to three, they lead the series two games to one. with more eyewitness sport, here's lesley van arsdall. >> doug pederson making it official, the birds play san francisco, take over for all-pro and luther hall every famer peters after for the season, doug pederson said better to keep lane at right tackle. big v told us what advice peters gave him. >> honestly jp has been dynamite back there. but, yes, you know, i have ton of confidence in who ever is over there. and at the end of the day, when it is right tackle, left tackle, it is a field thing. >> eagles fever running high. hundred cents of eagles fans

flocked the modell's to meet alshon jeffrey last night. signing autographs, taking pictures with the fans, everyone hoping he has a big game on sunday against the 9ers. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it's time for the friday football frenzy. >> hi, leslie. >> well, thank you, ladies, last night was an absolutely perfect day and night for football in pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware. 120 different teams so far making appearance on the frenzy this season. we will start off with the action. public league playoff. boys latin visiting overbrook. andre caldwell, taking the hands off. runs it in for the score. boys latin win 40-26. >> kensington visiting central jordan davis with a qb keeper here from 2 yards out. kensington will win this 144 to six. >> william tenant visiting central bucks south.

find jack for the long touchdown pass, right there. cb south will win this 137-17. cheltenham taking over horsham finds calvin for the touchdown , hatboro horsham wins 45 to 20. >> we head into new jersey for game, lenape visiting cherokee big rival. walters finds bennett for the touchdown. lenape wins 21-14. >> now to delaware, we go, chris, in glasco, and this could be one of the best plays of the night. keeshon jones, can't go that one, going back, comes all the way back around, and get into for the touchdown. great run, glasco will win 40 to nothing. >> first state, military academy, visiting the delaware military academy. find le x-ray. and tray sean will take it in for the score, delaware military academy wins 58 to 20 back over to pennsylvania.

pope john paul ii visiting spring port, rumbling out, finds dante for the touchdown. spring forward wins 51 to 14. and finally, we have pottsgrove, perkioman valley. watch. >> this brian takes the opening kick off 89 yards for the touchdown. perkioman vally win this 143 to 26. >> it is time now for the moment you've all been waiting for, our game of the week, upper dublin visiting upper moreland. we begin side the lockerroom. >> every game is special. don't know about you, but i'm ... (coaching). >> coach and players all fired up for upper moore lands as they go after a conference championship. >> this one is not easy. upper mere lands jumping out to early lead. junior, touchdown run, 14- nothing upper morelandment second half, upper dublin, making things interesting. lucas with an unbelievable run

breaking tackles. to go in for the score. upper dublin will not go away. >> this was the play of the night. late in the fourth quarter, under ten seconds left to play maybe the play of the week. unbelievable. check him out. great touchdown run. that is going to make it 21 to 20. but upper dublin decides to go for the win. they're going for two. can they do it? no, pick off in the end zone by coal. that was the game saving play, upper moreland wins this game 21-20, and wins the conference championship, good lesson, both of the teams going forward, and thanks to upper moreland for all of their hospitality. i'm less leslie vanbiesbrouck arsdale, have a great day. >> and check this one out. this could be the play of the week: malvern prep, makes amazing catch in the end zone with only one hands. for a touchdown, here it is again in slow motion. malvern prep, goes onto beat

haverford 31 to seven. wow. coming up in our next hour here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this saturday morning. today is the day for those outdoor activities. because this time tomorrow a much different picture. meteorologist, chelsey ingram, tracking the latest on what you can expect where you liver we are back at the top of the hour.