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, unfortunately.

>> first word dry right now but that is all change nothing just a matter of hours today, let me take you to storm scan three and we will show you plenty of rain surrounding us on all side, you can see us there in fail completely dry but down to the south we are seeing bands of rain pushing into portions of maryland, eastern shore, also into delaware, that is over spreading to the north over next couple of hours, by nine or 10:00 o'clock we will be dealing with the rain right here in town, flash flood watches have been issued, they are in effect through tonight and actually through tomorrow morning for poconos and lehigh valleys, all area that you see there highlighted in the green prepare from one to 3-inch west locally up to five for points toward the new jersey shore. that is something we will be watching very closely throughout the day-to-day, prepare for prolong rainfall rain amounts again from one to three localized flooding will be a possibility and that debris we have this time of the year want exacerbate that.

strongest winds moving in behind the rain overnight into your monday morning. so temperatures right now are in the 60's. 63 degrees in philadelphia. not expecting the temperature to change too much throughout the day but rain moving in this morning, rain at times by the noon time hour. 65 degrees by 3:00. heavy rain is a possibility heading in the afternoon and evening. i'll have more coming up in a bit. >> thank you. eagles fans sure aren't letting dreary forecast dampen their spirits, they are arriving at the linc ahead of the eagles game against the san francisco 49ers. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live at the linc this morning and joe, it is early but those cars are lining up, good morning. >> reporter: jan, good morning they are here, they are setting up their tents. they are getting ready for this big match up. of course, they are also getting ready for prospect of the forecast that i heard chelsea in the last half an hour describe as a fire hose soaker. we saw on the radar all of

that red. my photographer mike and i were like it will get interesting down here outside the linc as they are doing their coffee right now for the most part. i think we can vouch for. that i smell grills firing up behind me. they are still going to give it a go and set up their tents despite this forecast also calling for the addition of some heavy wind at lee they will stay dry, hopefully these tents will stay in place, but lets talk about going in to this game after all of the fun outside is there some confidence brewing as eagles are set to take on 49ers have a listen to the very early rising tailgaters out here. it is early. >> very early. >> reporter: this is routine. >> every game, seven hearst before kick off we get here half an hour before they open up the gates, first and second in line every week. >> in reality guys, know this because if they don't rain we would have killed them. but since it is raining it is

predictable we will win. >> reporter: mercy rule. >> that is about it. >> reporter: looking back live here, that is an interesting take, the rain actually helping the 49ers, if you will , sometimes said that playing in the rain is more difficult then playing in the snow. you are looking live at some of the very good real estate here in parking lot k, all readied taken up by some of the tailgaters. we are going to go into the crowd and see if it is, coffee and hot dogs or perhaps, something else, but jan, i highly recommend hanging up your microphone, and your ifb, coming down here and getting in on the early party. >> if only i could, joseph but you know, i don't know if chelsea ingram would advise that. i don't know if they will hang around today. >> it will be very interesting to go see down here because with some of the set up down there, it is rather elaborate, that getting too good and that could be very, very interesting scene. >> keep us up to date, thanks,

joe. police are investigating after two teenagers, are stopped overnight, it happened at olney and north park avenue near fail's, logan section. teenagers were taken to the hospital, one is now in extremely critical condition, no word on what may have led up to that stabbing. man is dead after being shot in the head overnight. should go happened at seventh third and west passyunk avenue , in west philadelphia. police are working to identify victims no arrest have been made. 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 to the hospital n word on his condition or his, motive leading up to that shooting. heart break from volunteers to care for stray cats in philadelphia someone set a shelter they have built for the cats on fire and to make matters worse thinks

third time this has happened in two weeks, but, as "eyewitness news", alycia nieves shows us those volunteers are not difficulties couraged. >> reporter: volunteers here are trying to pick up the pieces of is what left of this stray cat outdoor shelter. >> phone call at 8:20 this morning, and was told that a friend had seen the 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 have burned to the ground. >> we're all upset and distraught. >> reporter: fire devastates volunteers because they built shelter for cats in the area that they have newterd and now nurture. although none 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. >> whoever is doing this i assume is, having some mental problems orr drug problems addiction problems, that is also being neglected. >> reporter: volunteers want the community to help who is lighting the cat homes on fire especially because the cats here may not be the only won in danger. >> the people that are lighting these fires are also hanging and stabbing cats and throwing them in the water. those are type of people doing these to people eventually. it is not just about the cats but it is a community issue. >> reporter: philadelphia police department is working on getting surveillance video from businesses near that outdoor shelter to try to get a clue on who may be targeting the cats and starting these fires. meanwhile people with the animal shelter are working honorary building it especially with winter coming. anyone who wants 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". a community is showing its support for people of bridget foy's a fundraiser took place for the restaurant's workers

last night. take a look it happened at headhouse square at second and pine. the venue and drinks were all donated, money raised a at the event will support the 30 staff members who are now out of work, and a two alarm fire destroyed the restaurant in the early morning hours last wednesday. >> outpouring of love by the wonderful people of this best neighborhood and in the best city, just my daughter and i are overwhelmed by the love that has been shown our way. >> three fire fighters were hurt while trying to get that fire under control, another fundraiser is planned for today at pad iwhacks pub on south street. family and friends are remembering two teenagers shot and killed in south philadelphia last week, lets take a look a viewing took place yesterday morning for sal dinubile this all happened at the epiphany of our lord church in philadelphia a

funeral then took place after the viewing, he was just 16 years old. meantime the suspect in that double shooting is being held, without bail, 13 year-old brandon oliveri has been charged with murder. the shooting happened at 12th and ritner tuesday night, police say two teenage groups, two groups of teenagers were fighting before the gun fire broke out, dinubile and 16 year-old caleer miller were killed. well, is there intense speculation this morning 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 no one knows hoist charged or what they are accused of because the indictment is sealed. wendy gilette has more on what we do know. cbs news has confirmed that the federal grand jury hearing evidence pertaining to special counsel 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, it is that mueller decided to indict certain individual in the hopes that they will normally what we call split, they will agree to cooperate with the investigation. >> reporter: renot o says most obvious, potential target are former national security advisor michael flynn and president trump's former campaign manager paul manafort , whose virginia 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 the allegations that it interfered in the election. former trump campaign manager corry lulu do you ski down played significant of the charges saturday on "fox news" channel. >> the speculation is so insane right now what we should be focusing on are the

continuing light of clinton administration the fallacy they perpetuate. >> reporter: indictment is expected to be public as early as monday when whoever is facing charges could be taken into custody. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". is there still so much more to cover right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, a crisis in spain, madrid takes over after a break away province makes its declaration of independence what is behind the moves coming up. plus a beach at new jersey shore is covered with sand angels who benefits from this good cause. hold on tour hat wind won't be only problem making plans for eagles/49ers game, chelsea ingram's eyewitness weather forecast is just minutes

back now there has been another attach in somalia, suicide car bomber, car bomb exploded outside of a popular hotel, in somalia killing at least 23 people and injuring 30 others. al-shabob africa deadliest extremist group is claiming responsibility. the blast happened two weeks after a truck bombing in the capitol killed 350 people. and protesters in madrid are calling for a spain, that includes catalonia, the central government in madrid has taken over direct control of the break away province, by installing a new leader, police chief and interior minister. on friday, lawmakers in the region approved a declaration

of independent, supporters site grievance about madrid's tax policies, claiming catalonia's prosperity is propping up spain's during the country's economic christ it -- crisis. north cover reace engaging in out loud bailer he add a nuclear attack by a commune news country is accelerating but mattis warned they will repel any strike. >> make no mistake any attempt on the u.s. oral is will be defeated, any use of nuclear weapons by the north will be met with a massive military response, effective and overwhelming. >> now mattis made remarks at joint news conference with the south korea defense minister in soul, and this year north korea has conduct several tests of the nuclear weapon and missle program. they include firing missiles over japan and conducting a sixth nuclear test. today marks five years since hurricane sandy slammed

in the new jersey shore. back on october 29th, 2012, the storm started moving in land and it killed at least 182 people, devastating coastal communities and causing widespread power outages for several weeks. rebuilding continues today. officials estimate that the storm's price tag on damage at more than $07 billion. an ocean county resort, with visited by hundreds of angels, ocean first bank says a record breaking 1600 some people made simultaneously sand angels on the beach in seaside park yesterday. the event raised more than $30,000 for people and businesses affect by super storm sandy and victims of this years hurricanes. turning now to our weather forecast, chelsea you are tracking wind a rain. >> rain first and then wind tonight and especially monday morning. we will look at storm scan three you can see this batch of rain down to the south over

spreading the region to the north over the next couple hours we are starting to see some rain making its way in to lancaster county, berks county , chester county we have moderate rainfall along route one, east nottingham and new garden. this will be the trend as we head in the next couple of hours but we are dry for now in philadelphia, literally in just a couple hours. that is not going to be the case. here we are at noon time hour seeing heavy rainfall over philadelphia, also off to the points east along jersey shore , our shore points will be dealing with that heavy rainfall, and forward that radar now in the afternoon and evening, and that is where we think we could pick up some of the heaviest rain that we will see, and maybe even a rumble of thunder in to delaware and also down the shore. so here's what we will be dealing with, perhaps even some extremely heavy rainfall in the short amount of time and that could result in some flash flooding, for some locations, on the back side of this system. we could deal with rounds of showers and rain into monday

morning before things dry and clear out as we head in the monday afternoon. that is when we will welcome back the sunshine. as far as rain amounts. we're thinking anywhere from about one to 3 inches, regional wide. however, look at this red color. it is juste of philadelphia, that is what we could pick up exceptional amounts of rain upward of four or 5 inches. that is not out of the question for areas east and then north of the city. so that is something we will keep a very close eye as on well. what will help with this rainfall? that want tropical storm philip located over the florida keys, area. 45 miles per hour winds. what will happen throughout the day-to-day is it will accelerate off to the north and east. it will help to wrap with coastal area of low pressure that will enhance our moisture and that energy will also be drawn in and enhancing a wind problem that as we head in the overnight hours tonight and tomorrow, as this entire

system begins to depart from the region. future wind gusts will verify what we will be dealing with as we head in the overnight hours and into monday morning. look at this, wind gusts over 40 miles an hour, in some locations, perhaps as high as, 50 miles an hour, not out of the question, especially as we head into monday morning. i think that is when we will see strongest wind. that is why wind advisory has been issued for the entire region for that potential for gusts up to around 50 miles per hour, current temperature are in the 60's. 63 degrees in philadelphia i don't expect temperatures to change all that much throughout the day-to-day. period of rain possible at kick off for eagles game, 65. sixty-three powe game. we could see pockets of the heavier rain during fourth quarter and after the game on your way home. so here's your forecast for today looking at a high of 66 degrees, breeze which rain, heavier at times winds pick up overnight we are looking at a very windy machine with clearing though sunshine moving back in and then nice

sun treat for halloween. feeling seasonal with a high of 60 degrees, jan. >> 7:20. time to see how traffic is moving. here's amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, amanda. >> unfortunately we have a vehicle fire in delaware, new port 295 north bound right at i-95 road closed here north of the route 141 as a result of the earlier fuel spill that sparked a fire that destroyed the truck completely. there is debris on the roadway goes avoid this area if you can. back in pennsylvania we are still keeping an eye on this accident here on conshohocken state road at arrow menk road this does not look too major but be careful in that area taking a live look at i-95 at front street, beautiful view but quiet. find the same, including the vine, 76, 202, 30 and turnpike in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda mueller new back to you. thank you.

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hoping more people will want to learn cpr since it in longer includes mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in the next half an hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", one of the stars of the world series, insults an opposing player, the gesture, that led to the punishment, and baseball. and joe talks about football. >> diehard eagles fans are out , here, the question though remaining, what is the wind rating on these meters. their fingers are crossed. that is right, joe we're talking rain, wind, it will be a sunday soaker. i will let you know when heaviest rain comes with the heaviest windness your full forecast.

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today is sunday october, 29th, good morning everyone i'm jan carabao, it is a nasty day when talking about the weather. lets get out there to meteorologist chelsea ingram on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather. is it raining yet. >> not yet here in philadelphia but other locations are dealing with the rain and we will show you on storm scan three. i want to start off with a check of the margate area

where it is also dry, for now, that is all changing of course in a matter of hours. lets show you a look at graphic, to storm scan three, look at this we have plenty of rain located just south of philadelphia, that is going to be over stepping the region as we head throughout the day-to-day and we could be dealing with pockets of the heavy rain as we see several inches, all depending where we live. flash flood watch has been issued. that initial to effect at noon hour for all of those areas including philadelphia that you see on the screen, in highlighted green area, so this lasts through midnight tonight, and then it is poconos, lehigh valley, we will see flash flood watch ongoing until 4:00 a.m. as we head in the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. so prolonged rainfall that is expect, throughout the day-to-day rain amounts from one to 3 inches as a possibility we could see local ly higher amounts and that calls for localized flood ing with that leaf debris

that can exacerbate things. strongest wind will arrive, heading in the overnight hours tonight and especially as we head into monday morning. we could talk winds upward of 50 miles an hour in some locations, 53 in philadelphia. sixty-five in millville. here's what you can expect, rain moving in this morning 62 n time hour rain at times and heaviest rain this afternoon and this evening and we will track it out coming up in a bit, for now, back to you. chelsea, thank you. 7:31 now. several people hospitalized after two separate crashes on the 42 freeway, that happened near each other, lets take a look. first happened right around 4:00 a.m. in the southbound lanes near exit 10a near wood land avenue in camden county. three people were taken to the hospital, at least one has serious injuries, no word on what cause that had crash. then there was a second accident on route 42, this one happened in the southbound lanes near exit 10b by lower landing road, also in camden county. here you can see two cars were

involved in this crash, one flipped over, other had front end damage, three people were taken to the hospital, no word on their conditions or what may have caused this crash. bad behavior at world series lead to punishment for a houston astros player but not until next season. on friday fans cheered as yuli gurriel, scored a home run off yu darvish of the los angeles dodgers and gurriel appeared to make a mocking gesture in the doug out that asian find offensive. you won't see it here. darvish is japanese and irani an and now major league baseball is suspending gurriel for the first five games of the next season. he must undergo sensitivity training. in other news today two more hollywood actresses are coming forward accusing movie mogul harvey weinstein of rape and sexual assault. annabella alleged weinstein raped her after he barged his way in her apartment in the

1990's. darryl hanna says weinstein tried to force his way into her hotel room, more than 50 women have now made similar accusations, through a spokesperson, weinstein denies any allegations of non- consensual sex. well to day is eagles game day, the bird are taking on san francisco 49ers, at the linc this afternoon and the eagles, their fans, sure are excited to see that despite that wet forecast. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live at the linc this morning and joe, at last check the tents were out and you could smell grills going. have you track down that hot dog just yet. >> reporter: these fans out here are ignoring the forecast , in spirit, although they realize that they have to more down these tents pretty good to sustain some of those very interesting wind speed that chelsea is telling us b so right now set up is going on behind me. it is in ernest. they are cooking. they are gearing up. we smell some coffee there

among the aroma of hot dogs and fan favorites out here. eagles nation in full force behind me. we see a sea of tents going up and people milling about. these early bird here tell me this is tradition to come down here to set up, in the we hours of the morning before the sun up. they are going on fumes but they are confident that today will be a eagles win. of course there isn't much chance for 49ers they are zero and seven team on this season. now we have been speaking to tailgaters and i'm hoping we have that sound that we just sent in. some of the guys here hoff been setting up for last hour and a half. have a listen to what their game plan is here today. >> nice set up here. >> we try. it will be a bad day but, who cares about the weather. >> couple kid here hopefully some more people show up. i have got my sister. we are doing our thing. >> reporter: so early though

isn't it. >> yeah 3:00 o'clock. >> 3:00 o'clock. >> how are you feeling now. >> tired. >> do you have a coffee. >> no, no. >> reporter: how are you staying fresh unaudible. >> reporter: staying in the game and, looking back live right now we see some of the fans making sure that tents will be going no where as eagles flag is flying high above their, set up this morning in lot k. over across from the linc. some of the things we are hearing about other than confidence is, how they expect to take on what is going to be some very nasty, rainy, weather. we will be, checking them out, a little bit later on and trying to find out, and, jan, side from all those, cooking, stages, grills we have seen they have set up electronics. within guy told me he

cancelled his dj because of the expected forecast today, jan. >> probably a smart move. >> thanks, joe we will check back with you at the top of the hour. we have so much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> it started something simply with a porch, like a slot machine, coffee and something quick to scare the kid. it is not your typical haunted house how a house of terror scares south jersey answer into a good cause we will explain coming up next. plus eagles get ready to take on the 49ers but they are not taking anything for granted, we will talk more about that in "eyewitness sports". if you are going to the game you better bring a puncho and hold on to your hat, chelsea ingram's weather forecast is just minutes

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welcome back. there are a lot of ways to celebrate halloween this weekend with you for one south jersey family the fun is in building the fright, and it is for a good cause. "eyewitness news" report are cleve brian stride it out in the house of terror. >> reporter: maybe you have been to a neighborhood haunted house before. but you probably never seen something like this. >> it has been an out break in the prison. there is a sickness. >> reporter: welcome to the monster martin hut of terror in pitman, new jersey or as fire fighters john martin calls this place home. >> it started simply with

something like a porch, like a fog machine, coffin just something quick to scare the kid. >> reporter: over last 16 years it has gotten bigger, scarier to the point where a penitentiary theme this year, covers his whole yard. >> what goes into putting this together. >> a whole lot. >> reporter: army of volunteers spend more than two months constructing the haunted house each fall and then as nights leading up to halloween they spent several hours providing the spooks to hundreds of visitors. it is all about suspense, a creepy story line, and trick or treats, the cost forget nothing to monster martins is donating canned good or two dollars for local food pant try. >> just your typical dinner bag, mack and cheese, a box of spaghetti. >> reporter: pitman food pant ry provides assistance to a many families. last year monster martin donated $1,200 and volunteers stock the shelves of more than

2400 cans that they collect. >> though all come, they unload, they check dates, they are just, wonderful. john's wonderful. >> i never thought to grow this size but now the community event. >> reporter: martin wants people to be frayed just not of hunger. >> come on up the elevator. >> reporter: in pitman, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" well, if you go to the haunted house today or anywhere, for that matter you better be prepared for rain. >> it is so true, great to be day to be inside. yesterday was gorgeous saturday but today will be a very different story. our weather watchers are checking in with temperatures in the 60's. i don't anticipate them to change throughout the day. lets check with our weather watchers, we had general any cherry hill with 61 degrees, john, in pennsylvania says it is 60 degrees, kennett in new jersey says it is 58, so very close to 60 where he lives, some locations are dry, for right now but that will be changing. one of those areas that is dry it is kutztown area let me

take to you our live look at our neighborhood network where it is 59 degrees but do notice those lower cloud, we are going to see the rain moving in even in that area in just a matter of time. here's storm scan three we have a big swath of rain located just south of philadelphia, that will continue spreading north over the region, we will already start to tap into moderate rainfall in some locations, that includes portions of northern delaware, in fact, right along i-95 we are dealing with pockets of the moderate rainfall near newark area and then again this is trend, we are seeing this rain over spreading the region throughout the day-to-day as i put radar into future motion, look we're here at noon time hour and we are dealing with heavy rainfall along i-95 corridor around philadelphia and also toward shore points just east of philadelphia and there might be a brief period of dryness later this afternoon but then look at what happens as we head in the latter part of the afternoon and evening just a fire hose

of moisture that is swooping on through and this is where i anticipate us seeing the heaviest rainfall during the whole prolonged period of rain that we will be dealing with later on this afternoon into this evening and then tonight, and then we're talking about the wind behind that. now, by tomorrow morning we are still going to be dealing with a couple showers, a little bit of rain but it will quickly clear out as we head into your monday afternoon. as far as rainfall apples are concerned we are generally thinking anywhere from one to 3 inches will be a good possibility for what you can expect, however, the possibility for arease of philadelphia where we could tap into some higher rainfall totals upward of four or even 5 inches, in some locations, and that is all thanks to philip, and philip is enhancing the moisture within this system that is going to be providing with us the rain throughout the day-to-day. so winds around 45 miles an hour, right now it is a

tropical storm, moving those tropical characteristics very quickly as it accelerates north and east and enhanced this system that we are already beginning to deal w in addition to that we are talk wind part two of the story so later tonight, and monday morning we will be dealing with extremely strong wind strongest machine morning gusts to 50 miles an hour can be a possibility not out of the question. 63 degrees in philadelphia. thirty-six in millville. it looks like a soggy game day for the eagles, period of rain at kick off at 65. during fourth quarter post game we could get heavier band moving through at 63 degrees. heavy rain possibility probably toward even of the game and as you make your way home. breeze which rain heavier at times 66 for that high in philadelphia. you're witness weather seven day forecast, 59 on monday, windy monday on tap followed by nice treat just in time for halloween on tuesday with a high of 60 degrees, jan. >> 6:44.

time to check road and highways lets go over to amanda mueller in the traffic center, good morning. >> good morning, jan. >> is there a pretty major road closure near new port at 295 north bound right at 95. this is now completely closed just north of routed 141 this is as a result of the earlier fuel spill which completely destroyed tanker truck. there is debris all over the roadway so best to avoid this area if you can. now we are looking live at i-95 southbound atwood haven road there is an accident on the shoulder here. this looks like an overturn vehicle so could be here for a while, it is on the shoulder so doesn't look like it is causing too much problem at this time. taking a live look at 95 at castor street beautiful view but quiet. fine the same on the majors including vine. seventy-six, 202, 30 and turnpike the in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda mueller now jan, back to you. checking "eyewitness sports" now world series resumes tonight at houston's

minute made park after the l.a. dodgers tied the series with the astros at two games appease. so game four was tied at one going in the ninth inning, codey bellinger, quickly broke that tie with this double to left center. then jack peterson, welshing, he hits a three run home run to right field. dodgers win six-two. game five tonight at 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 quarterback to throw three or more touchdowns in four straight games. 49ers have the 28th ranked defense but torey smith says his former team is better than their record. >> they have a pretty tough front seven, very athletic. they have athletic young corners on the outside as well in my opinion one of the best group of young safeties 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. pat gallen, voice of the eagles merill reese and yours truly will be trying to stay dry from the rainy lincoln financial field right here at 11:30 on cbs-3. great college she down in columbus, ohio, second ranked penn state on the road against sixth ranked ohio state, buck eyes looking for revenge after last seasons loss at happy valley and james franklin looking for the first win on the road against top 25 opponent, zero and eight all by double digits. penn state wasted no time getting on the board, opening kick off, saquon barkley, say gone, 97-yard to the house, his 15th straight game scoring a touchdown, longest streak in the nation and ohio state was stunned. second quarter hand off to barkley this time he goes up

the middle, gets it outside to his left and then another visit in the end zone. 36-yard touchdown there, penn state goes up 21-three. later in the second, trace mcsorely calling his own number gets a block from saquon and scores from 6-yard out and lions with a commanding 28-10 lead. then in the fourth penn state up by five, jt barrett drops back, marcus ball for go ahead touchdown. unbelievable. buckeyes out scored lions 19- three in the fourth quarter and get their revenge 39-38. flyers on the road against mapel leafs and defenseman andrew mcdonald has been out of the line up flyers who two in a row giving up 111 goals. tie game in the first, jake voracek beats fredrick anderson for his second goal of the season. flyers take the lead. second period, voracek, with the pass off the boards to the captain, and claude giroux, and top shelf there to make it

four-two. brian elliott with 28 saves and flyers beat mapel leafs four-two. they are back in action tomorrow at the center against coyoties. sixers finished the texas two step tomorrow against rockets, last night they played mavericks and former teammate nerlens knoll. sixers have not won there in 11 years. joel drives on nerlens misses lay up but rebound and slammed over his buddy right there third quarter we will go sixers down by two, this time, ben simmons with the steel, he goes coast to coast and then, dunk is it over dirk nowitzki. simmons with 23 points, seven board, eight assist. fourth quarter sixers up by two, ball go to joe joe, he scores, and 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. still to come right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", how you can make sure your pet

doesn't leave a mark where they are not supposed to. animal advocate carroll erickson has answers and a few pets looking for a forever home, that is when eyewitness news continues after

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this dying is named chronic but one of the most sweet dogs we have had on the air at all. he is just absolutely,

precious, he loves you, he is great with treats. >> great. >> he is nine years old. rescued by humane law enforcement. this little boy, and house broken and gets along with other dogs. he need a home. he is just ready to give tons of love. >> okay. >> and today's national cat day. >> i know. >> we had a picture of your cat. >> riley's celebrating maybe get some cat nip. >> does he mark in the house. >> he has before but he has grown out of it but it was frustrating when he used to do it. >> yes, as we know, marking in the house is with an animal they leave a little urine here and there, and why do they do this? well, first of all, what you should know is that they are not doing it out of spite and you have to differentiate between them needing to go to the bathroom and marking because it is two different things. first thing that everybody recommends if you find your pet dog or cat doing any marking make sure you get to the vet. there are several medical

conditions that can create the need to have to go to the bathroom in your house. now, that said it is a primitive behavior. it really signifies an animal that is saying, this is mine. please, everybody, other dogs and cats, please stay away, it is mine. it is a convenient way in the wild for it to work. it doesn't work so well in the house. you can almost take a look at it in the same way that we put pictures on the wall. >> is that their picture. >> that is their picture. >> that is telling everybody hey that is my location, please i'm willing to defend this and they probably wouldn't but they may do it outside owners bedroom during like what is inside there is mine i'm willing to defend it. you have to not punish your animal. you find this in the house, don't punish them they will only think you are a nut case and they will never put together their marking and why you are so upset.

>> that won't stop them from doing it. >> no, it won't stop them because they are not making that connection. you need to just start, check out to see whether there is something new that is happening in the neighborhood, or if there is a new pet, new person in the house, some reason that they feel that they need to take some of that property and then say hey, to other dogs and cats, this is mine. this is who it belongs to. when you realize that they are not doing it out of spite and that they are really it shows that they are under some level of stress it is way to comfort themselves, this place smells just like me so they like that so maybe you have an air freshener you like to use and say this house smells just like me. that is exactly what they are doing. you found your new. >> this one has a dog. >> lots look at other animals from the pennsylvania spca. this is yula an adult female

pit bull rescues by humane law she is wonderfully sweet and she can go into anybody's home including one with small children just a great dog. then we have, look at the markings on this cat, this is leo, don't you love that widow 's peak in reverse. leo a six year-old male cat and he is ready to go into his own home. i love that face. then we have simon great, simon gray. >> like my cat. >> two-year old domestic short hair transferred to the pennsylvania spca from the high intake shelter and couple little minor medical issues, they have been taking care of and now everything is absolutely fine, for him. and, chronic is fabulous. >> yes. >> now, market wise next saturday night and that is, 6:30 at navy yard, a signature event, this is 150th anniversary for the pennsylvania spca, the proceed go to humane law enforcement

and if you ever want to call them and say somebody has got their dog out in the cold this is how you support that activity. >> we cannot emphasize how important that event is, huge fundraiser for spca. >> yes, thinks chronic nine years old at shelter and where is that shelfer 350 erie avenue saturday and sunday 10 to five, monday through friday one to 8:00. find chronic give him gay home he is a sweetheart. >> an age he don't get too comfortable. >> i know i'm loving this. >> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. coming up here's what we have at 8:00. last week we may remember we had our first look at twins that were once conjoined after a historic surgery to separate them. right here here in philadelphia now we are hearing from the local doctor about the amazing procedure and the work that still need to be done. plus did you know the world's oldest warship is dock right here in our area vittoria woodill will tell us why some say it is haunted. your umbrella might be

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