>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >> a murder suspect surrenders "eyewitness news" is there, as the 16 year old accuse cues of killing two other teens turns himself into police. >> a live look at storm scan3 this morning, and it is all clear at least for now, but rain is headed into our region there weekends. still ahead, chelsey ingram tracking when the wet weather gets here and just how much rain will fall. >> and why miles of philadelphia street are close to cars today, but open to everyone else. looking good out there. >> today is saturday october 28th. good morning, everyone, i'm january jan carabeo, we start with the weekends forecast, here is meteorologist, leg i ingram, good saturday morning, chelsey. mixed weekends ahead for us in the weather department? you. >> want the good news or the bad news?

>> good first. >> good news is today is going to be gorgeous, jan, the bad news is we won't be able to say the same thing for sunday, weaver rain, wind in the forecast, let me start you offer with a beautiful live look, though, this is our live neighborhood networkment looking at the city from across the river, palmyra cove nature park there in new jersey, a dry day, on tap, sunday is going to be a little different. you guys, ooh degrees in philadelphia, 55 in millville, in the 40's down the shore in atlantic city at 343, starting zero out your day in wildwood at 53, in the 40's in the lehigh valley also the poconos checking in right around 43 degrees, 44 in reading, 44 in lancaster. so throughout the day today cool morning around 9:00. 64 degrees by noontime. we will be warming up fairly quickly, to eventually high of 70 degrees, that's very warm for the month of october. and cool air will be headed our way by next week, and of course talk about that in the near future, storm scan3, shows we are quiet.

to the west, interact with some energy from a tropical system, and also some moisture from this tropical entity as we head into sunday bringing us rain, winds, i'll let you know whether the rain arrives. and also, how winds at this will get coming up in your full forecast, jan. >> thank you, 6:03, time to check the roads, we go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic sender. >> hi, couple of obstacles for drivers, good news, not too many accidents out there today this is live look at the turnpike overpass, just north every route 413. where we had overnight construction work just clearing out now. this affected the northeast extension in both directions between quakertown and lehigh valley with the left lane blocked, drivers should not have any difficulty navigating around this once everything is completely wrapped up. if you have been with us this morning, you know there are closure yours for the philly free street event, closed eight to 1:00. will affect the following streets across the city,

chestnut, fairmount, germantown, many others, cars will not be able to park on those street. there are also several bus detours, as women, so make sure to check out septa's schedule and our website at cbsphilly.com many for more detail. in the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm and a.m. did a mueller back to you. >> thank you. the suspect in the murders of two teenage boys has surrendered to police. sixteen year old brandon oliveri turned himself in after authorities announced warrant for his arrest. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff brings us up-to-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 the two friends who accompanied him there. the surrendering came an hour after philadelphia police issued a warrant for oliveri siting shooting death of two peers. caleer and sal denubile, both 16, shot tuesday evening, after police say an argument

between a group of teens began outside of denubile's home. >> disheartening, to see young people resort to this type of violence over what was probably nothing but a disagreement that just popped up. >> our father -- >> in the days since, nearly 500 people attended the vick vigils for the boys, demonstrations of prayer and anguish. >> we'll never be the same again. >> miller was junior at master i charter school where he ex he'd in mathematics and basketball. denubile attended st. joe's prep and hockey. >> 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. >> the commissioner at that oliveri entering police custody would also provide him safety. authorities say his family home was hit with over a dozen bullets. >> oliveri attended newman and

goretti high school and diocese spokesperson told me they've 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. so reporting from police headquarters, alexandria love who have, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> delaware county authorities have given the all clear after a hazmat incident at penn crest high school. first responders arrived, just after 10:00 last night, they found a few people there who were not feeling well. it is not yet clear what made them sick but we're told everyone was treated at the scene. authorities had everything under control in just about 90 minute. >> several media outlets are now reporting the first charges filed in the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. but as weijia jiang reports, the indictment is sealed. >> media reports say, a federal grand jury has approved the first charges into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 presidential

election. those charges, how much, are sealed, under order from the judge. >> we might not finds out the specifics of this case, if even for cup old every days. >> special council robert mueller 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, facebook, even members of the first family. >> i would think that it would be something that would be 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 ends of it. because i think the american public is sick of it. >> congressional committees investigating russian meddling

have hearings schedule for next week. weijia jiang, cbs-3, " eyewitness news". happening today, you can walk three and a half miles on the street of philadelphia without worrying about traffic today is the second annual philly free streets 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 cars. walkers, runners and bikers will also be able to check out events in the free activity zone. >> saying true to the commitment of the neighborhoods, real excited to try this somewhere different, connecting 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 speaking of the mayor, mayor jim kenney plans to walk the entire route. >> food, music and costumes. all add to up a day of fun in south philadelphia. the sixth annual east passyunk

fall fest and spooky saturday gets underway in just a few hours. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live along east passyunk avenue this morning, as organizers work on last minute preparations. anita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , this isn't just an event that's friendly for us, and friendly for kids, it is also pet friendly, as well, so we're here at the bark shop with the owner jacky. and this is the name same of the store, dressed up as little puppy latte, adorable. so jacky you had the store open for about three years, why did you decide to move here? >> originally moved to south philly for school, went to the university of the arts for industrial design. then i started baking treatment for amaly specifically, then just grew into the business naturally. so yes, originally just for her and her sensitive stomach, to make treats for her that was okay. >> just to see your business grow, you said there are tons of people who have been coming in for halloween costume. what do thee kinds of events do for small business owners like yourself.

>> so these events bring ton of traffic to the avenue. especially around the holidays , it is really great thing to get people excited to start christmas shopping and everything. so, yes, gets people to know what we have in stock, ready. >> and besides this pumpkin spiced latte, with you i'm obsessed with for the puppies washings can people expect here today in terms of halloween costume contests and other things? >> so we're having halloween costume contest until 3:00. giving away three different prizes for scariest, funniest, and most original. and we will have goody boxes for the pups that win the contest, and come little early to pre register. >> we've got a famous dog right here. >> yes, this is ollie, who is famous for, oliver the love pug, the dog that says i love you. >> i wonder if we can get him to do it now. do you think we can? >> yes. >> lets' try. >> i love you. >> i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you.

>> i love you. >> i love you. i love you. >> i love you. >> love you. >> i love you. >> he is being little shy right now. but these are the kinds of things that you can expect here, if you come to the fall fest today. it will go on from one 1:00 to 4:00 today all along here on east passyunk avenue. so if you would like to come out again starting at 11:00 all of threes people will be here, enjoy pumpkin spiced lattes and such. for now live in south philadelphia, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." back to you. >> that certainly was unexpected. thank you, and eat, a we'll check back in with you at the bottom of the hour. appreciate it. >> well, there is much more still ahead on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this saturday morning. tiger woods in court. and he enters ers a plea for wreckless driving in his dui case in florida. just in time for halloween, they're going batty at the philadelphia zoo. and for a good reason. why they're recognizing the flying mammals, and their importance, that's when " eyewitness news" returns. stay with

why are south jerseyans so angry headlines at sweeney? up. sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side.

>> tiger woods going to a diversion program. he pleaded guilty to wreckless driving, you may remember memorial day police found him un considers in his parked car , as part of a deal, woods will be on probation for a year, and will pay $250 in

fines. prosecutors say he did community service through a charitable foundation. >> bill o'reilly suing former north jersey assemblyman over facebook post. the $5 million suit targets michael can't err. he sado riley sexually harassed his former girlfriends of fox employee, and wanted to dig up dirt on other accuser, on another accuser, rather. summons says o'reilly blames the facebook post for number every things including public hatred, ridicule and permanent harm to his professional and personal reputation. so far no comment from can'ter >> world's river he is, now worth whopping $93.1 billion. b with a b. he passed moot i can row soft founder after earning more than $10 billion just yesterday, thanks to spike in and some stock. now, briefly out earned gates in july before losing the title after just a few hours.

well, i don't even know what to say about that. >> mellen yan are saving more money and planning ahead, a new survey from bank rate. com says about 60% of young people are spending less money to save for the future. now the reasons include paying off debt, along with concerns about the economy, job security and stagnant income. the survey also reveals only 25% of older generations are cutting costs to save money for the future. that bezos story still has me shaking my head. >> i can't even a absorb. >> so -- i would love to shadow him one day. >> me too. so let's talk weather now, because we've got lots to talk about as we head into the weekends. first today, looking really great. tomorrow, not so good. i'll start you off with a look at some of our report from our weather watch ers, they've been checking in with temperatures in the four's, and some spots in the 50's. ed in chesterfields new jersey

says 45 degrees in his neighborhood. couple more, let's look at this one here, 44 degrees, in is according to allen. he lives in delran, new jersey 44 degrees in his backyards. look at this adorable picture, thank you guys so much for sending in your reports. elsewhere across the region, we have temperatures that are also checking in, in the 40's, and 50's, and it is 50 degrees , in philadelphia. forty-three in allentown, mid 50's down the shore in wildwood, 43 atlantic city, 53 n millville. headed out to philly free streets, starts at 8:00. what a need way -- neat way to experience the city not having to worry about any cars, not even any park cars. temperatures in the mid 50's at 8:00. 60 degrees by 10:00 a.m. things wrapping up around the noon, 1:00 hour i think actually whether it ends, and it will be warming up into the mid 60s, by the latter part of the afternoon, forecasting high temperature of 70 degrees that's very warm for the month

of october. storm scan3, shows that high pressure is in control, actually located just off shore. so that's going to bring us pretty of sunshine throughout the day today. we remain dry. but out west notice that we have front at boundery, snow, white color there, associate the with the frontal boundary, pushing off toward the east. of course we will be dealing with the rain, also the winds that will be heading our way, as that front interact with a piece of energy from potential tropical cyclone, and also moisture associated with this as we head into the sunday nighttime frame, and also cents monday. so, we will talk all about it, that soaking rain on the way out ahead of the front, very warm as i mention today, high temperature of 70 degrees. this front pushes toward the east, area of low pressure develops along it, and actually going to deepen. so what that means? pressure will be dropping, this system will be intensifying. and as that happens,

will ramp up, cooler temperatures, feel very, very fall-like out there. totally sweater weather. totally boot weather. sunny, warm saturday. then rain heavy at times sunday. as the system makes it approach. then those winds, as it intensifies, will be really ramp up as we head into the sunday night and monday time frame. as far as rain apartments, don't take these number verbatim. what i do want you to take verbatim from me, is that we can generally expect anywhere from a widespread one to 3 inches of rainfall, across the region, there could even be some locally higher amounts , upwards of around four, have to keep an eye on those, but generally one to 3 inches of rain, can be expected. as far as winds, very breezy, eagles game kicks off at 1:00. 20-mile per hour winds gust, possible in philadelphia, but a really ramp up, sunday night into monday.

hen die -- monday afternoon, winds whipping to 40 might per hour in some locations, that means, halloween tuesday, good idea, bring some of the deck rays cents inside, they might disappear before halloween even get here, thickening clouds, rain moves in tonight. as we head into the day today, you can look for 69 degrees down the shore, 62 degrees if poconos, 70 degrees for that high temperature in philadelphia. i'll have that all important halloween forecast, also the eagles forecast, and another look at your seven day coming up in just a bit, jan. >> sounds good. thank you, chelsey. 6:20 now, halloween right around the corner, some may consider bats one of the holiday's most creepy creatures. but they also play very important role in our echo systemment john mcdevitt of our sister station, "kyw news radio" take a looks at the philadelphia zoo bat conservation. >> with 40 species found in

the u.s., 07% of bats like mosquitos, making them nature 's exterminator. while some bats are in the millions, some are dangerously low or in decline. some bat would be extinct from it wasn't for conservation efforts started by the philadelphia zoo back in the 1990's. vice president every education and conservation at the zoo. did graduate work back then on the tiny islands, and in the southern indian ocean where the bats are from. >> they went from less than 100 to 20,000, and now they're no longer critically in danger >> you're part that far. >> i was, it is so exciting. i got a chance to save a species. >> antis the season, october happens to be bat appreciation month. >> what do you think a bat is associated with halloween. >> probably because people think they like turn into like vanpires. >> they don't? >> no there is one called a vampire bat but they don't

turn into vanpires. >> thirty newborns less than a week old here, they feed on blood. the they purchased cow from blood. >> part of the conversation education here at the philadelphia zoo, extinction graveyard. where animals that once ruled the earth are remembered, like the doto bird last seen in 1681. halloween fun is expected this week for the boo at the zoo. where kids can come in costume and get treats, and maybe learn something, like conservation. john mcdevitt. "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 " eyewitness news." and rahel solomon will tell us more about boo at the zoo. coming up in our next half hour. but first, straight ahead, horror move toy get new that halloween spirit. and then, in keeping with the horror theme, we will have this. >> mor

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>> (movie clip). >> in hollywood, i'm rick. >> those movies always creep me out. still ahead in our next half hour here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning, a very big regular glad an on the schuylkill river this weekend. tan features a very special rowing duo. how this mom and daughter team beat the odds to get on the water, and why they say it could be good for you, too. >> and today is the day for those outdoor activities, because it is all quiet right now, in our region, but that's about to change. meteorologist, chelsey ingram, tracking a weekend soaker. that's coming up next.

>> good morning, i'm jan carabeo. good morning, chelsey. >> good morning. i was smiling, then kind of like oh, ya, you're right, wah , wah, it won't last throughout the entire weekend, but do you get to enjoy real nice saturday that we have in store. take a look at temperatures right now across the region, it is cents 50 degrees in philadelphia. 43 degrees down the shore in atlantic sit. fifty-three in wildwood. we get you started when your day in allentown at 43. it is 43 degrees also in the poconos. perhaps you're going to go out today and enjoy philly free

streets. around the 8:00 hour. temperatures in the mid 50's, a solid amount of sunshine into the afternoon, going to allow us to warm up rather quickly by the noon hour, 65 degrees, and i'm forecasting high temperature for today though around 70. and guess what? that's very warm. specially for the month of october. but that beautiful weather won't be sticking around, storm scan3 shows that we're quiet for now. but there is rain. that's located out to our west that is associated with a frontal boundery. that pushes east. and it is also going to interact with some energy from a tropical entity, and also some moisture from that, to bring us quite a mess after day on sunday. so some heavy rain possible. we could see rain apartments generally anywhere from one to 3 inches, but, look, higher apartments up to 4 inches not out of the question. this would cause localized street flooding even here in philadelphia. and then the winds really ramp up as we head into sunday night. more details coming up in your full forecast in just a bit. >> chelsey, weaver to enjoy today.

thank you. >> 6:31, and time to check the roads, let's go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, amanda. >> quiet morning out there so far. that's great news for drivers. this is live look at the schuylkill expressway, westbound, at the off-ramps p to the blue route. looking good right now, there were ramp searches overnight, just cleared out. rest of the majors looking clear, as well, including 95, the vine, 202, and 30, careful for spotty construction in some areas. and if you have been with us this morning, you know there are closures for the philly free street event, closed 8:00 l affect the following street: chestnut street, third street, vine st., fairmount avenue, germantown avenue and many others. cars will also not be able to park on those roads. there are several septa bus detours, as well, so be sure to check out septa's schedule and our website at cbsphilly.com for more details , and taking a live look at 95 at race street. the cbs-3 traffic centerment amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> lots to do today in the

city, amanda, thank you. speaking of, imagine walking down the street without worrying about traffic? today is the second annual philly free street event. roads are closed to cars and trucks from fifth and indianna in fair hills, to thirds and chestnut in old city. that's where we find " eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown who picks up the story. >> the signs are up. the streets have been cleared of parked cars. the path is clear for philly free streets on saturday. >> staying true to the neighborhoods, excited to try this somewhere different in differs neighborhoods. >> 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., three and a half mile stretch from 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 welcomed. >> it will be really fun day. last year we saw kids in strollers, saw people in wheelchairs, saw elderly, everyone comes out to the street. it is a really fun safe place to be when there aren't any carson it, we look forward to

seeing the imagine take happens. >> last year part of the city came to a stand still, for philly free street. 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 perhaps in the street, walk, not be worry about traffic. >> just fabulous to get everybody out in the streets and everybody together. wonderful. >> still, some residents have mixed feelings about the disruption to their normal way of life in their neighborhoods >> they're opening the streets 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. >> street will be shutdown at 6:00 a.m. al 8:00 a.m. the mayor will be welcoming at third and chestnut, and and lot of activities along the routes, along fifth and indiana, there will be party-type setting so really going to be lot of fun and lot of pedestrian traffic

in philadelphia. in olds sit, natasha brunn, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> well the change of seasons and the celebration of halloween combine for east passyunk's fall fest and spooky saturday anita oh, live , where all of the fun will get un nay just a few hours now, anita, good morning . >> jan, the segment for you, here at mama maria italian restaurant, amazing, provided all of this for us for your viewing this morning. so mama, thank you so much for joining us. >> bonn john owe, philadelphia >> so much personality and such a little woman. >> the sausage, bakery rain, peppers with onions, oh, mama mia. >> oh, mama mia.

>> we can throw some cheese, perfect, all gnocci. and i made 100 pounds of potatoes. >> 100 pounds every potatoes for this event, philadelphia. what you can expected to. now, you're been a staple here on east passyunk avenue, for 25 years. >> right. >> what? how has this avenue changed in your time here, and what do you want people to take away from the event today? >> well, always make nice event. everything they make is nice, it will be nice, a nice day, and that's what you can expect >> can you describe passyunk avenue when you first opened up? >> oh, momma mia, it was ugly, i didn't want the restaurant in the area, okay? but my husband insist. he say i fix up, i fix up, i fix up. but, you know, and i'm doing my part, too.

coming up i'm cooking, bringing the people over, and now i have cooking demonstration every week, and you can come, you can see me cooking and also you can have a nice dinner. >> twenty-five years later, the avenue, how would you describe it? >> i describe nice, they came to be the best. because now so many businesses , before, you know, we were a little bit. we were just me, the people, but now, nobody, now we keep it going, we keep. >> this is so much personality for this early in the morning, i love it. thank you so much for joining us. >> your welcome. >> and you come to philadelphia. >> so all of this will be available for you, if you come on down. the event starts at 11:00 and will go until 4:00. so food, kid friendly activities and also event for your pets. you can't miss t but for now liver on east passyunk avenue, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> oh, my gosh anita, i'm in

love. mama mia made my day. looks great. thanks, anita. well, rowers from all over the world are in philadelphia this weekend for a popular race on the schuylkill river. among the competitors, a mother daughter team from philadelphia. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on this local teen that pushed through several setbacks. >> they're n'sync, not just with their strokes, and loving the schuylkill river. this mother and daughter team is committed to rowing even through pain and injuries. >> that's the thing about rowing. you're so concentrated on the beauty of it, and the water, and being out there, that if it hurts a little, you're not paying attention to that. >> sixty-nine year old mary jones, is convinced, she recovered ahead of schedule from shoulder replacement surgery of the because of rowing. >> i'm doing fabulous. the more you move, the better you heal. i think. >> and now mary and her 31 year old daughter, bailey, are training for the head of the schuylkill regatta, as they

celebrate a big anniversary, and their special bond. >> she is the bow and the bow is the boss. this is the 20th anniversary of our learning to row together. >> my mom, my first best friend, it is fun to be able to get out there with her. >> for bail think was big setback, a herniated disc, then back surgery, when she graduated high school. >> there is always a risk, when i first hurt it the doctors said if you sneeze you can herniate a disc. >> now combination rowing with yoga to keep her back strong, along with plenty of stretching. >> i felt like i was born on the water, just being around the water, so wonderful. >> sports psychology gist, bailey works with other athletes to help them deal with issues related to competing and being injured. >> being out here must be so -- >> it actually can be pretty therapeutic at times. >> really? >> really help with stress. >> 9,000 rowers from ten countries will be competing in the head of the schuylkill regatta. we have more information for you, cbsphilly.com.

click on health. aim stephanie stahl. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we're following breaking news, out every west philadelphia, now, flames tear through a home in mantua. a lot of flames there. firefighters got that call around 5:30 this morning. to the 3900 block of fairmount avenue. so far there are no reports of any injuries. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. a local couple's unique approach to planning their wedding. take a look. >> we want our guests to experience a wedding different than the regular wedding. >> they're putting their big day up for sale. how they're hoping it pay off their nuptials. >> and if you're looking for something to do this weekend, we have a spooky suggestion for you. more about last weekend for this year's boo at the zoo. >> and you don't need your umbrella this morning, but do keep it close by. wet weather is headed our way. we'll tell when you some of

the heaviest rain could fall, that's next, stay with us.

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chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >> average wedding cost you more than $35,000, one local couple is taking a unique approach. in how they'll pay for their big day, looking for sponsors. nicole brewer has their story. >> weddings these days, are big business. >> wedding dress, venue, reception. >> if you want covered food,

entertainment, what type of drinks you want, open bar. >> you have to spends as much as a year's tuition in college for one day, so i think it is a little excessive. >> which is why this cherry hill couple came up with a solution. >> once we started planning a wedding we saw how expensive it was. and then we kind of started getting sponsorships for our wedding. >> actually not a bad idea. >> no, seriously. >> it is not for everybody, but if it helps to pay the bills, certainly. >> jody and david say it is not just about the money. it is about being memorable. >> imagine going to corporate event with sponsors, but his that event someone is getting married. >> from decals on the dance floor to the maid of honor's speech. >> brought to you by -- >> oh, no. oh, no. >> you have to give a heartfelt speech, but also plug a product? >> then there is invitations complete with product placement. >> doesn't bother me. >> there are adds everywhere now. >> to have an ad?

>> the bride and groom together seven years plan to cover the per head, they say either way, the wed something still on. >> not doing it to promote our wedding, we were getting married no matter what. so just for fun. >> so far the couple hasn't closed any deals but they've heard from few make up artists willing to render their services for free. they're also appealing to instagram influence ers to get the word outment good luck to them. nicole brewer, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> weddings are expensive these days. well, there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason, and alex wagner join us live from new york with a preview. good morning respect guys. >> hi, jan, good morning, coming up: the day's headlines, plus we go inside the jfk files. leading expert shows us what is in the newly-released kennedy assassination documents, and what's still being kept secret. >> also, lost in translation. these mixed up signs in china

might seem fun toy english speakers. but china's government is taking them quite seriously. >> and actor and comedian, polarizer, has been making audiences laugh for decades, now he will be giving them a scare. whether he joins the cast of stranger things. we will sit down with him ahead of the new season, and find out what else is in store >> all that, plus your eye opener and the dish, featuring philadelphia's own, chef peter , and music, in our saturday session. that's just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> nice, looking forward to seeing that philly chef. thank you, guys, see you at 7:00. >> as we head into tomorrow, our weather watch ers checking in with temperatures in the 40 's, weaver some 50's out, there even some 30's. we start you off with a look at least a in wilmington, my new hometown mover there. just few weeks ago. 46 degrees, so shout out to wilmington this morning.

and we also have phil in philadelphia, says it is 46 degrees, in his backyard, too, picture with him and his grandson, 46 degrees, where he lives. we have temperatures elsewhere across the region, in the 40's and 50's, 50 degrees in philadelphia, 43 allentown, 44 in trenton, down the shore at 54, 43 degrees in the atlantic citiment starting out poconos with temperatures in the 40's as well. now, storm scan3 shows that we're quiet right now. will bring us southerly flow throughout the day today, actually allowing temperatures to warm up quite nicely high around 70 degrees. and then, we will zoom out for you, this is where weaver frontal boundary interacting with some tropical moisture, tropical energy, as we head into sunday. and that's going to bring rain to the area, and also, allow the winds to really ramp up.

>> this front pushes toward the east. >> high pressure along, it will be deepening as we head into the day sunday watch that means, is, the pressure will be dropping. therefore, this area of low pressure will be intensifying, which means, those winds are really going to increase, as we head into mainely the sunday night and monday time frame. behind the system, cool air works it way in. that will be feeling very much much like fall as we head into the upcoming work week. so rain, moves in, rain could be heavy at times throughout the day on sunday. those wind really ramp up, as we head into the sunday night and monday time frame? >> one to 3 inches every rain, totally widespread, could be isolated amounts upwards of around 4 inches in spots. >> weaver flashflood watch, issue for the lehigh valley on up into the poconos, goes into

effect starting noon hour. as we head into sunday. as far as the winds, it will be breezy, gusty, throughout the day on sunday. here we, are 1:00, kick off for the eagles, 20-mile per hour wind gusts possible in philadelphia. but it is going to be sunday night in monday where the winds really ramp up. could see winds gusting over 40 miles per hour, believe it or not, in some locations cents. warm, plenty of sunshine today , 70 degrees for the high temperature, as we head into tonight. overnight low of 58. thickening clouds, then the rain will be again moving in as early as tonight. the all-important eagles game forecast, steady rain possible at kick off. heavy rain possible during the fourth quarter, and also, postgame temperatures in the low 60s it is not going to be beautiful day by any means as we head into sunday. halloween night, different story. nice, night for the trick-or-treaters. 58 degrees, but with the winds , ramp up sunday night in n day, might be good idea to go ahead today and bring in some of the halloween decorations because they might not be there. as we head into tuesday.

actual halloween. your eyewitness weather seven day forecast look at the cool air moving in. as we head into next week. jan? >> chelsey, lover your frankenstein doing the running man. >> i know, i should have done that off the screen. >> fantastic, graphic, thanks, chelsey. >> this weekends is your last chance to visit boo at the zoo anchor rahel solomon shows us there is plenty to do there like at this time or -- trick-or-treating and of course seeing the animals. >> drawer to visit boo for the , so it warns, you're in for a scare. >> oh, nailed it. >> boo at the zoo is a philadelphia tradition, it is a philadelphia zoo tradition to be sure. >> year after year event bridges up young people, often times thousands, many in costumes, for trick-or-treating and halloween theme fun with the animals. >> it is really one of the favorite weekends. >> there are bears, that's bal ou. >> yes, like from the jungle book.

>> four year old balou and his love birds kayla brought to hopefully mate. this he clearly lover pumpkins >> oh, he's going after the pumpkin in the back. >> there are leg less lizards that like look like snakes, by the way, i'm terrified of snakes. >> they can drop their tail. it shatters into tons every little pieces. that scares the preditors, not only literally off their tail it, scares the preditor away because so surprising. >> there is a special fascination with a bat. why do you think that is? >> one of those animals, everybody knows about them, they don't know that much about them. they hear a lot of cool things they're mammal. they use echo locations. i know people think they're spooky, scary, and associated with halloween, but i think real cute. >> there are owls, like mia, who is originally from the wild. there are some very common misconceptions about owls, one

they sleep during the day, not necessarily. people also think they can turn their heads around all the way. not completely. can really only go 207 degrees , i'm saying only, pretty impressive b can you look over one shoulder. not quite 360. >> so come, learn, trick and treat. >> rahel solomon, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> and still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning. >> no, really. i swear. i really don't want to go. >> yes, haunted attraction, so scary, our own vittoria woodill refused to go inside. see how they finally got her to check it out.

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>> a place full of frights in montgomery county! >> the haunting every elks lock 714. >> haunted house experience, in bridgeport. where inside, a 100 year old building, the scare squad, of 714, turned heads with terrifying twists. and take pleasure in taunting you. >> if we know you're cards, we are targeting you. >> sometimes they walk in door , yep, never mind, we're leaving. >> but the brave descend into the basement which is surprisingly a little less creepy than the third floor. >> everywhere we heard from old member was that a priest had been called in to do an exorcism because somebody this died on the thirds floor. >> gosh. >> yes. >> so probably good you throw everyone in the base (. >> probably. keep them away from the real stuff. >> maybe not. because all of the scares are real. all the time.

>> seventy-five to 08% is going to be an actual person scaring you. >> let's just say it takes real guts to go beyond fear. >> i'm -- i don't know. i don't know. i'm already scared. >> i'm so freaked out. i'm serious, not funny. >> but the only way out, is in >> ahh! >> oh, my gosh, it is really. >> and just when i thought it was over. >> the fact that you can, like , it is you guys, and you're not touching me, not whatever, but real live people in your face in a basement where exercise took place on the thirds floor, that's a lot >> vittoria woodill, cbs-3, " eyewitness news".

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