tracking a sunday soaker, a flash flood watch is now in effect for heavy rain today, it is first part of the system that will bring 1/2 punch of nasty weather to the tri-state area. today is sunday october 29th good morning everyone i am's jan carabao. lets get over to that forecast right now and here's meteorologist chelsea ingram with eyewitness weather. good sunday morning, chelsea. a lot of rain to talk about. >> not just rain but wind will be a major component of things as we head in the overnight hours tonight and into your monday, but lets get to it and take to you storm scan three right now we are in the holding pattern. we have a bubble of dry air around the philadelphia area, scout jersey, delaware but we're surrounded by rain on

all side. we have rain off the coast, we have rain to our south, and then rain to our west, rain is going to be over spreading the region as we head throughout the morning hours today, we're starting to see some light rain and pockets of heavier rain around the lancaster area making its way in berks county as well, so this will continue to over spread the area, throughout the morning hours and it could be heavier at times that is why a flash flood watch has been issued for all areas that you see highlighted in that green color. it initial to effect at noon time and last through midnight so counties surrounding philadelphia and poconos, lehigh valley will remain in effect until about 4:00 a.m. here's what you can expect not just today but monday, prolonged rainfall, amounts from one to 3 inches, locally higher, possible causing localized flooding, gusts to 50 miles per hour as we head into monday, i'll time it all out in your full forecast. but for now back to you. >> chelsea, thank you.

6:01. happening now police are looking for person who stabbed two teenagers, stabbing happening at olney and north park avenue overnight, that is near philadelphia's logan section. both of the teenagers were taken to the hospital, and one of them is in extremely critical condition, and in word yet on what may have led up to the stabbing. a homicide investigation is underway in southwest philadelphia, this all happened at seventh third street and west passyunk avenue where a man was shot in the head. right new police do not know who that man is, no arrests have been made and no word on a motive. police are investigating a shooting in west philadelphia, this shooting happened near the 6100 block of arch street overnight, victim was taken the two hospital, no word on that condition or what may have led up to this shooting. a group of volunteers who cared for stray cats are heart broken today, someone set a shelter they built for animals on fire. it is not first time, this has happened. as "eyewitness news" reporter

alycia nieves shows us those volunteers want those responsible caught quickly. >> reporter: volunteers at stray cat relief group were trying to pick up pieces of is what left of the stray cat outdoor shelter. >> so at 8:20 we got a phone call and was told that a friend had seen a fire actually lit, it was engulfed. >> reporter: police and volunteers think early morning fire at outdoor cat shelter in the penns landing area was intentionally set. >> every single feeding station, every house, anything that the cats had for any kind of warmth they burned to the ground. >> we're all upset and distraught. >> reporter: fire devastates volunteers because they built the shelter for cats in the area that they have newterd and nurtured. in of the cats were harmed in this fire it is third one that has been set here in nearly two weeks. on top of that spca has responded to at least one cat found mutilated in the area

recently. >> i assume this has some mental problems orr drug addiction problem that is also being neglect. >> reporter: volunteers want the community to help find who is lighting the cat homes on fire because the cats here may not be the only won in danger. >> the people who are, lighting these fires are also hanging, stabbing cats and taking them in the water. those are the type of people doing these to people eventually. it is not just about the cats but a community issue. >> reporter: philadelphia police department is working to get surveillance video from business nears that outdoor shelter to get a clue on who may be targeting the cats and starting these fires. people are working on than rebuilding the animal shelter with winter coming. anyone who want to help with their efforts we have information and lincoln our web site at cbs philly.com. in philadelphia, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". one community is pitching into help this staff of the local restaurant destroyed by fire last week. a fundraiser took place last night, just days after that

devastating, two alarm fire at bridget foy's. "eyewitness news" at head house square at second and pine. the venue and drinks were donated money raised is going toward a staff fund. >> outpouring of love by those wonderful people, of the best neighborhood and the best city , just happening and my daughter and i are just overwhelmed by the love that has been shown our way. >> now three fire fighters were hurt trying to get that fire under control last thursday, and another fundraiser is taking place today, at pad iwhacks pub on south street. family and friend are remembering two teenagers shot and killed in south philadelphia last week. a viewing for sal dinubile happened yesterday morning, it took place at epiphany of our lord church in south philadelphia. a funeral followed the viewing , dinubile was just 16 years old. meanwhile the suspect in that double shooting is

charged with murder, 16 year-old brandon oliveri is accused of fatally shooting dinubile and 16 year-old caleer miller. it happened at 12th and ritner , two groups were fighting before the shooting, oliveri is being held, without bail. police are looking for i man who robbed a woman at gunpoint at king of prussia mall, police say this surveillance picture shows suspect car, the robbery happened yesterday afternoon, and police say woman was getting into her car when a man walk up to her, pulled out a gun and demanded her purse. he's described as a man as 30 to 40 years old with medium build. clean shave even with rotting top teeth. to delaware county now school officials say a ozone air purifying machinist to blame for a health scare at penn crest high school. rose tree media school district officials say the machine in a locker room released fumes after a football game friday night. officials say the machine usually releases those fumes

late at night to kill bacteria but timer may malfunction. thirteen students were checked out at local hospitals, they were released and they are doing fine. there is intense speculation after the revelation that a grand jury has agreed on criminal charges , in connection with special council robert mueller 's investigation in election meddling. right now in one knows hoist charged or what they are accused of because the indictment is sealed. wendy gilette has more on what we do know. >> reporter: cbs news has confirmed that the federal grand jury hearing evidence pertaining to special council robert mueller's investigation has approved the first criminal charges. mueller is investigate ago alleged meddling by russia in the 2016 u.s. presidential election, and whether anyone connected to the trump administration colluded with the russian government. federal judge ordered the indictment to be sealed. >> what i suspect given that the investigation appears to be ongoing is that mueller

decided to indict certain individual in the hope that they will split in, other word they will agree to cooperate with the investigation. >> reporter: renot o says most obvious target are former national security advisor michael flynn and president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, whose very home was raided by fbi in july. president trump has denied any wrongdoing and has called the investigation a witch hunt. russia has also denied allegations that it interfered in the election. former trump campaign manager corry lewandowski down played significance of the charges saturday on "fox news" channel >> the speculation is so insane right now what we should focus on are continued lives of the clinton administration, falsecy that they perpetuate. >> reporter: indictment is expect to become public as early as monday when ever is facing charges could be taken in custody. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". defense secretary james

mattis says north cover reace engaging in quote out loud behavior. he add a nuclear attack by communication accelerating but u.s. would repel any strike. >> make no mistake any attack on the united states or our allies will be defeated, any use of nuclear weapons by the north will be met with a massive military response, effective and overwhelming. >> mattis made remarks at joint news conference with the south korean defense minister in soul this year north korea has conduct several tests of its nuclear weapon and missle programs, they include firing ballistics missiles over japan and conducting a sixth nuclear test. well, still to come right here on cbs-3 three "eyewitness news" this sunday morning you probably made a snow angel, right? how about a sand angel? thousands made their mark at a new jersey beach this weekend and it was all call for a good cause, we will show you next. it might be an un

conventional approach to treating depression. meet a man who says active chemical found in magic mushrooms saved his life, we will be right

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back on "eyewitness news" on this day five years ago super storm sandy roared a shore devastating parts of the east coast including part of the jersey shore. 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. that event in one new jersey town helped raise money for those affected by hurricanes, 1600 people gathered in sea side park ocean county to break record for most sand angels done simultaneously. event was ocean first bank, raised more than $30,000 for people and businesses, affected by super storm sandy and victims of the hurricanes. turning to today's forecast a lot of rain and wind on tap a lot have rain today. we could see several inches maybe upward of five in some locations that is not out of the question and wind arrives as we head in the overnight hours tonight and tomorrow. with the a live look here at the city. thinks palmyra cove nature park in new jersey and notice we're dry, dry for now but that is all going to be changing in just a matter of hours, and at times today we

will be dealing with some, heavy rainfall. you can see greater philadelphia region kind of surrounded by rain on all side , we have rain located just off the coast, down to the south and then some out to our west associated with a frontal boundary slowly but surely pushing its way east. we will see this rain over spreading the region from the south as we head in the next several hours, we are starting to see some of that rain working its way in to lancaster counties, western berks county, we have some pockets of the moderate rainfall located south of the lancaster area, so this will continue to be the trend, as we head into the next several hours, we are also talking about philip and i will tell you why in a second. 45 miles an hour, it is a tropical storm moving east/ northe at 17 located over florida keys area. the reason we're talking about this is because it will be accelerating very quickly off to the north ande and this will help enhance our rainfall , later on today, and

tonight. so it will be a big player even in all way up as far as into the northe, throughout the day-to-day. so, future weather shows what is going to be going on over the next several hours. just look heading in the afternoon hours, as this rain pushes its way from the south. we will deal with pockets of the heavier rain in some locations and that rain could come down at a fast clip, look by the afternoon and evening. thinks where i anticipate to see some of the heaviest rain to be falling. we could see couple inches in about six hours or so, so that is why we have those flash flood watches that happened and have been issued for greater philadelphia area into new jersey and in the lehigh valley and poconos. those go into effect starting at the noon time hour today lasting through midnight tonight for philadelphia and then all the way through 4:00 a.m. for lehigh valley and poconos into tomorrow morning. there will be a little bit of the dry slot that works its way in overnight followed by a more showers, light rain as we head into monday morning

before it all begins to clear on out and we are welcome back sunshine heading in to monday afternoon but on the back side , of all of this rain we will be dealing with the wind. as far as rain amounts we're thinking still anywhere from one to 3 inches will be a possibility, however, we could see locally higher amounts especially east of i-95, some spots could get upward of 5 inches and that is why we have a flash flood watch in effect, and in addition to the rain we have been talking about the wind. look at how wind heading in to sunday night and monday morning ramp up, we're talking future wind gusts over 40 miles an hour in some locations and some spots maybe even up to around 50, before they begin to eventually, subside, but we are still looking at a very windy machine on tap, that is why a wind advisory has been issued. that goes into effect overnight through the noon time hour on monday. gusts to 50 miles an hour can be expect. temperatures right now in the 60's.

sixty-three in philadelphia. sixty-three millville. your game day forecast is not looking good we are talking rain and temperatures in the 60's for the eagles. quick check of your forecast today 66, breezy with rain, heavy at time and look at your seven day forecast shows we have sunshine returning on monday a high of 59 degrees, jan. >> chelsea, thank you. 6:17. on the healthwatch a psychodelic drug made from magic mushrooms is showing promise in treating depression health reporter stephanie stahl has details on the new research. >> reporter: forty-seven year-old kirk rutter suffered year of chronic depression after the loss of his mother. >> to me i just felt heart broken, i got very sad all the time and i got stuck in it. >> reporter: counseling, medication didn't hurt so he joined a small clinical trial in london for drug sell sigh van, form from the compound to is formed in mushrooms. mind altering drug cannery boot brain activity known to

play a role in depression. >> people can be changed, their outlook can change perspective, their personalities but then crucial ly the brain reforms and that is what a reset is. >> reporter: this video shows him taking the drug in a controlled environment with mood music, and counselors on hand. he didn't hallucinate but felt like he was looking through a stained glass window. >> there is a lot of stuff coming up from your subconscious that you are not kind of looking at, i mean for me a big part was let go of grief. >> reporter: researchers took before and after scans of the changes in his brain. he said he felt better almost immediately. magic mushrooms became, popular with 60's hippy counter culture but these researchers say it is more than just a party drug. >> people are kind of wising up to this and realize ago this what they have been told about psychodelics in many

cases are kind of a lie. >> reporter: he says it has change his life, he is more focused and happier then he has been in year. >> reporter: it has been illegal in the united states for more than 40 years but like with the stud any london several clinical trials are also underway in the united states using it to treat not just depression but alcoholism as well. i'm stephanie stahl, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cbs three, cw philly and komen philadelphia are all teaming up once again this year in the fight against breast cancer by turning our region pink. lets take a look, these are bethlehem steel blast furnaces blowing glowing pink and three logan square in center city is looking press any pink. october is national breast cancer awareness month and pink lights are a remind he to schedule a mammogram and to stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. you can always find out more information on our web site on the cbs philly.com/cure. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" sunday

morning, behind the scenes of the hit cbs show 60 minutes, we will hear from the who are of the brand new book that looks like 50 years of amazing re

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from news maker interviews to in tenth department investigations, 60 minutes has brought us so many memorable stories over last five decade. now a new book is detailing some of these moments and giving us a behind the scenes look at the broadcast. "eyewitness news" anchor jim donovan recently spoke with

jeff fagger the executive pre dueser of the show and author of the 50 years of 60 minutes and asked him what has made his program stand the test of time. >> i think that the most important parties we have stuck to our values over these 50 years. we really haven't changed how we look at stories and how we go about doing them. we've involved significantly. we look different we feel different. we're more newsy then we used to be. we like to cover current stories but basic standard, values that were at the very beginning and heart of the cbs news in the beginning we still live by and care about. i think that the viewer see that. i think that the quality and kind of story telling and the end result looks and feels like it belongs on 60 minutes and hopefully fulfilling and people get enough out that they come back for another sunday. >> some of the biggest names in journalism have work on the program, you have worked with

don hewitt, mike wallace, what has that been like. >> you know jim, i miss them so much, i cannot even say. they were just larger then life figures, andy rooney, ed bradley, over so many years, you know, and, you know great thing is that they were teachers as well and friends and it is one of the reasons we have been able to sustain it is a great collaboration and always has been and we work together and we all share the same values and we talk about how to put a story together and we kick it off, fight bit and it is a very i think energetic atmosphere with which to work and always has been. >> you know, program has been well men for its sit down interviews. they are legendary. if you were to pick one what would be your most memorable. >> there have been a number mike wallace with the

ayatollah is one in terms of the big, important interviews, i can go within the past two years and think charlie rose with vladamire putin as a incredibly memorable interview and steve croft with president obama on three or four occasions where it made news and got testy but also, important. there are so many and i tried to cover the won that i thought made a difference and were worth writing about but it is incredible if you look through 50 years how much history it sort of the went through our lens. >> one of the best shows on tv , no wonder it has been around for decade. the book 50 years of 60 minutes is on store shelves now. it is published by simon and shoes ter a division of cbs. you can watch 60 minutes tonight at 7:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. coming up in the next half an hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", joe holden is live at the linc, joe, good to see you

, good morning. it is just about 6:30. are tailgaters out there. they are and we will be joining them in a short break here. also, going to be needing these today people planning on getting soaked. diehard fans out there, joe, thank you. later an alert for pennsylvania drivers something on your license plate could be causing to you be pulled over when driving in another you've worked hard.

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good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao. rain, win on the way this sunday morning, we will get right over to meteorologist chelsea ingram in the cbs-3 weather certainty with the forecast. >> that is right, jan, 1/2 punch first punch rain and second punch is the wind that arrives behind the rain. lets talk about storm scan three. we are in the bubble around philadelphia but we have rain basically on all side, rain up the coast, rain to the south and west associated with that frontal boundary. rain will continue to over spread the region from the south as we head throughout the morning hours, we are starting to see pockets of the heavy rainfall in places south of the lancaster area flash flood watch has been issued for philadelphia, surrounding counties into all of the new jersey and then up in the lehigh valley and poconos and that accounts into effect at

noon time today lasting tonight through lehigh valley and poconos lasting through 4:00 a.m. in the morning. prolong rainfall is expect throughout your sunday, we could seed rain amounts from one to 3 inches but into, down the shore we have actually seen four or 5 inches in spots flooding will be a problem, and then those strong wind moving in behind the rain, into monday morning, some of the strongest rain will be arriving. temperatures in the 60's. sixty-three in philadelphia. i don't expect temperatures to change that much today because we will have rain across region creating what we call isothermal atmosphere. sixty-five by noon hours. rain at times. heaviest rain moving in this afternoon and evening. i'll time it out in a bit, back to you. 6:30 on the dot police and rescuers respond to two crashes near each other on the 42 freeway in new jersey overnight. take a look first happened in the southbound lanes near exit number 10a near wood land avenue in camden county.

three people were taken to the hospital, one was seriously hurt. no word yet what caused the crash. later there was a second accident on route 42 this one happened in the southbound lanes at 10b, by lower landing road in camden county. you can see two cars were involved one flipped over. the other one had damage to the front end. three people were taken to the hospital in this crash n word on their condition or what may have led up to this crash. well, eagles excitement is in the air they hoe san francisco 49ers today at the linc and fans are excited for this match up, despite the wet forecast. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live at lincoln financial field this morning, good morning, joe, i don't know why i'm always surprised there are tailgaters out at 6:00 a.m. but this is a good team and a lot of excitement. >> reporter: you are not alone i was wondering myself my photographer michael and i driving down here we said are they going to be lining up at this hour? there is absolutely no way.

boy, were we wrong. they are here. some of the crew members of the linc filing in behind me to start what will be an early shift for a long day, a day many fans believe will be a shot in the arm of confidence for eagles going in. 49ers are zero and seven team, so there are nothing but good expectations to come, here from this game. people looking at how, the team has performed, under these very confident leadership of the carson wentz , it is his throwing game on point, so wide receivers are on point, as well, and wonder with some of the fans out here the questions are what are they expecting? well, first, to start this day you have to get off the ground with the serious cup of coffee , have a listen. >> your coffee there. >> yes. >> you have to have a wawa if you don't hit wawa you cannot make it, that is it.

i get that bad boy earl any blackwood new jersey and keep on rolling. >> we will win today. >> matter of fact, blow them out. >> yes. >> they are zero and seven. >> they are not going to be zero and eight when they finish this game. >> go eagles. >> reporter: so we heard one bold prediction down here, jan , somebody saying this game will end up 42 to nothing. that is some confidence. right now the rvs and winebe ghost are filing into lot k where we are standing over from they opened the gates about 10 minutes ago. we will hear more from these early bird eagles fans and more on how they will deal with the wet weather, trust me they came prepared. live outside linc, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jan. i'm always concerned about playing teams that haven't won a game because they want to take down a good team, so can't sleep on the 49 tours day, right. >> reporter: they will try to take down mother nature i

think, they will be duking it out with mother nature. >> thanks, joe. with all of the rain expected this afternoon it could make an interesting, day on the field but as head ground keeper told our pat gallen earlier this season they are ready for anything. under that field is there a gravel base, drain lines, a sand soil mix and they use a product called objecting was control that allows the soil to drain really fast. >> great challenge is maintaining that safe surface. players want to perform at the best of their ability. we as fans want to watch them perform at the top of their game. >> lets hope those bird are at the top of their game and we will have more on the match up with the 49ers, coming up in sports and our sports team will get you ready for the game on chevy sunday kick off later this morning at 11:30 right here on cbs-3. in other sports news, making headlines this morning, the world series is

overshadowed bio fence i have behavior by a houston astros star. it stunned fans. now major league baseball is taking action. cbs news correspondent hanna doba has details. >> fans, cheered as he scored his first post season home run off l.a. dodgers starting pitcher during game three of the world series, but he then made this racially insensitive gesture in the dug out and major league baseball came down hard on him. >> he will be suspended for five games, without pay, during the off sees own will be required to undergo sensitive training. >> reporter: astros manager said girlureal has expressed remorse for mocking him. >> knowing him what he will do , to convince everyone that this incident was not in his heart, will be key. >> reporter: his suspension

won't take effect until next season, on twitter fan reaction was mixed. one tweet questioned whether he learned anything while playing in japan for half season, another tweet wondered yes is still playing now. he said that he disappointed the astros fans. >> of course, houston has asian fans, japanese fans and asians all over the place and now, doing, acting like that, it is just disrespectful all around the world. >> reporter: he issued a statement, apologizing to everyone offended with his action. hanna doba for cbs news, new york. in other news, two more hollywood actresses come forward accusing harvey weinstein of rape and sexual assault. they alleged she was raped by weinstein after he marched his way into her apartment, back in the 1990's. darryl hanna said movie mogul tried to force his way into her hotel room. harvey weinstein scandal

is big top thick weekend at national women's convention in detroit. dozens have accused the movie mogul of sexual misconduct and as adrian diaz reports one actress a contusion weinstein of rape spoke publicly for the first time at the convention's opening session. i have been silent for 20 years. >> reporter: rose mcgowan addressed opening session of the women's convention in detroit. the. >> the star let letter is their, it is not ours. >> reporter: convention grew out of the women's march on washington in january. organizers say they are bolstered by way of of woman stepping forward since new york times reported over three weeks ago that harvey weinstein routinely assaulted woman in including mcgowan. >> they had us sit on our hand for a very long time, it is time to return the favor. >> reporter: mcgowan appeared on the panel dedicated to helping survivors of sexual assault. >> inn if harvey weinstein is

like the lynch pin pulled out of the grenade and we're about to see the grenade. >> reporter: also speaking out was amber tamlen who says that she was sexually assaulted by an x. >> how biggies this problem in hollywood. >> it is pervasive. there has been a lot of criticism of, of people saying , oh, they all knew and it really is not true. our business is cyclal and protective, those things cumulate and they create an environment in which everything sort of sounds like hearsay. >> reporter: actress essay while their stories have received a lot of attention this problem isn't exclusive to hollywood, they pledged to use their platforms to fight harassment in every industry. adriana diaz, for cbs news, detroit. and still to come this morning, texting while driving it is a big no, no and you can get a fine, if caught, now one

city cracking down on texting while walking, yes, walking where it is illegal to do so and the fine people will face. plus a warning to pennsylvania drivers your license played could make it more likely to get pulled over by police how you can prevent it coming up next. nasty weather for second half of our weekend chelsea in gram back with more on what you can expect today and beginning of the workweek. we will see new a few

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.

we know texts while driving is illegal but about have you ever thought texting while your walk he. it is law in one major silt. nicole brewer tells us where distract walking will get you find. >> reporter: long before smart phones we learned to look both ways before crossing the street. >> i have seen people almost get hit by a bus because they didn't look up in time. >> they tend to keep going and not looking where cars are going. >> sidewalks, curbs. >> reporter: but with so many people texting while walking sit time to crackdown on folks who forget to look up. >> it would be great if they could i think people should be more aware. >> maybe we just need how we have bike ramps. >> reporter: come wednesday honolulu police will fine pedestrians up to $99 for being preoccupied in crosswalks. >> wow. >> it is the exception. >> things like that need to be in place in order for accidents not to occur. >> many bigger fish that need

to be fried. >> reporter: how biggies the problem? governor's highway safety association reports an 11 percent increase in pedestrian death in the first six months of 2015 to the same period in 2016, and cited cell phones as one possible reason. >> if you walk down the street , yeah, i think probably nine out of 10 people are looking down at their phones, they are not here to surprise us that is the number. >> reporter: while some compare legislation to seat belts, smoking bans. >> it shows that putting an endless effort in the beginning, can save a lot of lives and later on down the line. >> reporter: others want big brother to stay out of their business. >> if that work for you so be it but for philadelphia, i don't think so. >> reporter: you can still look at your cell on the sidewalk and talk on your phone while crossing the street. nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". chelsea, would i like to clarify that only text and walk inside buildings, i never necessity what will happen on the street. >> but even then, it is not

exactly safe. walk around, i have done it. you are probably guilty of it. we all are, i'm sure. well, jan i'm tracking so much rain impacting us as we head throughout the day this sunday it will be a sunday soaker, no doubt bit. now right now around philadelphia we are dry, sitting under that cloud cover where joe holden is at the linc. things dry there for early bird tailgaters, that is change nothing a matter of hours, storm scan three shows we have had heavy rainfall down to the south, it will be this chunk that over spreads the region to the north as we head in the nine or 10:00 o'clock hour today creating just such a mess throughout your sunday, we could hear thunder, sunday afternoon, evening and things won't be drying out until monday. we will talk about that. we will see maryland rate rainfall pushing in lancaster county even into portions of chester county. keeping an eye on that. it is going to turn into a mess. we will talk about tropical storm philip and we want to

talk about philip because we will be absorbing that energy and moisture and that will help enhance your rainfall later this afternoon and evening. winds of 45 miles an her right now located over the florida keys area but it will be, accelerating off to the north and east and this is what will help to enhance some of that moisture, as we head into the afternoon and evening, and will get absorbed in low pressure just off the coast that is causing us problems, as it is in the process of developing right now. that will be causing us problems throughout the day-to-day. future weather shows that we will see that area of rain over spreading the region all the way through to the afternoon, we will see period of rain in philadelphia maybe a brief break here and there but look at this swath of rain that sets up heavy in the afternoon and evening. i'm talking about kind of a fire hose situation have rainfall areas east of philadelphia could tap into several inches on have rainfall upward of four or 5 inches down toward the new jersey shore, places like that , but we are looking at a

general one to 3-inch's cross the region. here's that future rain amount , anywhere from one to 3 inchess heavy area located just east of philadelphia down toward new jersey shore that is where we could get four or 5 inches, thinks what we will watch very closely throughout the day-to-day. part two of the story that is the wind and that will be moving in behind the rain later tonight and even seeing those winds ram pink up. future wind gusts model will show that happening by tomorrow morning. thinks when we expect to see strong winds gusting to 40 miles an hour at times in some locations so that will make for a windy monday and winds will not subside all that much as we head into your monday afternoon. so wind advisory has been issued that goes into effect overnight. this will last through monday, gusts up to 50 miles an her, certainly a possibility. temperatures in the 60's. sixty-three in philadelphia. sixty-three in millville this morning.

we will not see those numbers changing too much throughout the day. kick off for eagles game we will see period of rain 65. sixty-three post game heavy rain as a position built and isolated thunderstorm cannot be ruled out. here's your forecast, 66. breeze which rain, heavy at times. quick check of your seven day forecast we will dry out lead nothing to monday afternoon, 59. sixty on tuesday. nice treat for halloween, jan. >> thanks, chelsea 6:47. time to check the road. lets go over to amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center, hi a manned. hi jan. we have a few accidents out there. out and about in the suburbs or down the shore we have some things to keep an eye on starting with this accident on conshohocken state road at ara mink road. this does not look too major but no road closures to report but be careful in the area off chance you are down the shore this morning be careful on route nine we have a down pole and down wires there in both directions on bay shore drive and barnegat township all lanes are closed there.

taking a live look at the schuylkill expressway at gulph mills looking quiet because routine construction just wrapped moments ago on the westbound side. in the traffic center i'm amanda mueller new back to you amanda, thank you. pennsylvania drivers listen up if you have a small registration sticker on your license plate you could be at risk of being pulled over. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos explained why. >> reporter: it is since left two square inches of space on your vehicle but if you have pennsylvania tags this small sticker could get you pulled over. >> we no longer require having the registration sticker affixed on your license plate so everything is done electron ically and on line. >> reporter: registration stickers in pennsylvania have gone the way of the dinosaur, they are no longer issued and only won left on many vehicles are expired, even when actual registration isn't. >> people just to have care a typical registration in your car. >> reporter: brown rodolph a spokesperson says there have been at lee three instances of

pennsylvania drivers getting pulled over by out of state cops who believe that the car registration was outdated. >> i was wondering yes was mulling me over. >> reporter: how would you react. >> not good. >> reporter: so what should do you if you are driving out of state and you get pulled over for having expired reg station >> well, first thing is show the officer your valid registration paperwork and then. >> just politely explain to the officer that pennsylvania 's law have changed and no longer requiring a sticker to be affixed to the plate, you know , the officer will be able easily able to check that out and clear up any complaints. >> reporter: rodolph says you cannery move the sticker entire will you but that is not a requirement. >> they are pretty sticky, you have to put some elbow to get rid of this. >> i'll make my husband do it. >> reporter: officials from penndot said they have reached out to law enforcement agencies in all 50 states but it does take sometime for the information about this new pennsylvania law, to trickle

down to other agencies. reporting here at spring garden section of philadelphia i'm greg argos

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8:00. with more "eyewitness sports" here's leslie van arsdal. with the forecast calling for heavy rain this afternoon ball security will be key when eagles take on san francisco. the bird are double digit favorites against winless 49ers and if carson wentz has another three touchdown performance he will be first eagles quarterback to throw three or more touchdowns in four straight games. 49ers have 28th ranked defense , but torey smith says his former team is better than their record. >> this front seven is pretty tough, very athletic, they have athletic young corners on the outside as well. in my opinion, just one of the group of young safeties you will see in the league. we will have our hands full. it is not a cake walk. >> so will eagles be seven-one we will break it down on chevy sunday kick off, sports director don done bell, pat gallen and yours truly will be trying to stay dry from the rainy lincoln financial field

at 11:30 right here on cbs-3. a great college showdown yesterday in columbus, ohio second ranked penn state on the road with sixth ranked ohio state. buckeyes looking for revenge after last season's loss at happy valley and james franklin looking for a first win on the road against a top 25 opponent, zero and eight all those loss buys double digits. penn state wasted in time on the board, opening kick off, saquon barkley, and say gone, 97-yard to the house. his 15th straight game scoring a touchdown, longest streak in the nation, and ohio state, it is stunned. second quarter, hand off, to barkley. this time he goes up the middle. cuts it outside to his left. another visit in the end zone. 36-yard touchdown there, penn state goes up 21-three. later in the second, trace mc sorely, calling his own number gets a block from saquon and scores from 6-yard out. nittany lions with a

commanding 28-10 lead. then in the fourth quarter penn state up by five. jt barrett drops back, finds marcus ball for go ahead touchdown. unbelievable. buckeyes out scored lions 19- three in the fourth quarter and they get their revenge 39- 38. the flyers on the road against mapel leafs and defenseman andrew mcdonald has been out, flyers lost two, giving up 11 goals. tie game in the first jay voracek skates in and beats fredrick anderson for his second goal of the season and flyers with that take the lead and then second period, voracek, with the pass off the boards to the captain, claude girl right. brian elliott with 28 saves. flyers win four-two. they are back in action tomorrow at the center against coyoties. sixers finished texas two step tomorrow against rockets, last night they played mavericks and former teammate nerlens knoll. sixers have not won in dallas in 11 years. first quarter joel drives on

nerlens, misses lay up but grabs rebound and slams over his buddy right there. third quarter we will get, sixers down by two, this time, ben simmons goes coast to coast for the dunk over future haul off faker dirk nowitzki, simmons with 23 points. seven board. eight assist. fourth quarter sixers up by two, ball goes to joe joe, and he scores. he had 23 points, nine board and sixers win second game of the season 112-110 the final. >> that is all for sports. i'm leslie van arsdal. have a great day and go bird. if you love cats today is day to celebrate with your perfect pal, that is because it is national cat day, and no we're not kidding you. national cat day was found todd recognize number of cats, that need to be rescued and don't forget, coming up next the cbs-3 pet project. animal advocate carroll erickson will be here to tell us about the a cat and dog looking for a forever homes.

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heavy rain, and whipping winds planned for both today storm scan three, storm scan three shows us this moving our way, when is a roar in the region and how eagles fans, should prepare, for game day. todays sunday october 29th good morning everyone i'm jan carabao, lets get right over to that forecast with meteorologist chelsea ingram with weather. we are calling this a sunday soaker,