say, you know, you bring up north philadelphia, lower merion, you bring up lancaster county, montgomery county as part of the 7th district, that let's say you live in lower merion, your wants, needs are different than, say, people in the lehigh valley or in lancaster county. and how can your elected official fulfill the needs of everybody? david: yeah. there's this--there's this term, one of the terms that's used in redistricting, is communities of interest. and that seems--that to me is a very powerful concept. you should have something powerful in common with the people who, you know, share your interests, and who ultimately are represented by a single individual. and it's really hard to find that in the snake-like, political laser surgery that's taken over the drawing of districts. val: again, in that one district. but again, what is--what is north philadelphia going to say when we cut the city of philadelphia up into a pie, and they're in a district, you know, they're with northern montgomery county? so, you know, you have one-- relating one district, one goofy-looking district to r

. >> they are from lancaster county.ple may say pennsylvania spca they are on erie avenue how could lancaster county play in to it. but tell them. >> we have law enforcement office their cover 23 counties in the state including lancaster but recently we took over the shelter in lancaster when previous occupy lancaster spca shut down. mayor's office called and we could help and we have been there for about a month. so now we have a facility in lancaster. >> lancaster county is a hot bed of puppy mills, illegal breeders this dog and others came from an illegal breeder, but you're there, pennsylvania spca in lancaster county as well as philadelphia, to stop that. >> that is right, and our officers, they are on the ground, raiding these illegal breeders and with the new legislation that was passed in pennsylvania, that strengthens the cruelty laws we have some meat behind some of when our officers go in, we can actually have charges more than just a traffic ticket which was was happening in the past. >> what was her life lik

a sprinkle or shower popping through and you see the movement of that little bit of rain in lancaster countys it tries to push over into western chester county and a dying shower in cape may and pottsville it looks like that thing may be falling apart. and these are slow movering and light and nuisance variety precipitation makers. and right about what you see now here. stepping outside we have a bridge on sky 6 hd this is the commodore barry and you see bright patches every now and then blue over the one point in the span. for the most part mostly cloudy the rest of the way. the winds are relatively light miles per hour out of the east-southeast off the water a bit. hoping to add moisture to the atmosphere. 72 is the water temperature. future tracker 6 showing you through the rest of the afternoon most shower activity is probably to the northern and west and can't rule out an isolated sprinkle or drizzle here and there and bright patches here and there as well. we get later into the evening 11:00, 11:30 and a band of activity to the west we start to make the move to the i-95 corridor. that

the most part, but there are, probably some areas of mist firing up back toward western most lancaster county, berks county this is heaviest stuff clearly right here, so traveling as far south as southern county and other parts of the peninsula you will run into that but bulk of the morning drive should be generally fine this area of low pressure is culprit for bringing in the wet weather that we will experience both today and tomorrow. generally speaking, the showers are going to be scattered in nature but take a look, we are taking you out to 1:00 p.m. here. there will be a few showers up until that point. i would add vei you walk out the door with your umbrella even if you don't have a shower moving in what you will want to get stuck under one of these pockets? probably not. you will get drenched. thank yourself potentially later on and keep in mind thaw could be slowed down through the p.m. drive even though it is skat nerd nature there could be embedded steady batches of rain. bulk of the heavy rain that we will experience is, going to come mainly late tonight. timing is quite good if we

we have heavier rain moving into lancaster county. it will move from west to east and by even of the morning it will be here in philadelphia 75 degrees, quite muggy out there this morning but at lee there is a breeze at 12 miles an hour, sunrise time not until 7:05 this morning. as we head into the rest of your columbus day, mid zero seven's throughout the afternoon topping off at 79 degrees with a chance of a thunderstorm. that takes care of monday, rest of the week and temperature roller coaster ride, one kelly, coming up. >> sound good, sue. unfortunately we will begin with a sad story up here in fox chase this morning an elderly person we're being told a woman in her 80's struck by a vehicle crossing the street here, one of the busy intersectionness fox chase where oxford avenue, pine, rhawn all come together. what we are looking at here police look like they have centered their investigation on pine road which is just off of oxford. what is passing us here that is busy stretch of oxford avenue. this witt call detours, at pine roa

probably most we will get as far as heavier downpours are concerned from the remnants of nate, lancaster county that rain there starting to move into parts of the chester county and everything moving from west to east. we are continuing to take a look, zoom in closer, like new garden in caln township starting to get heavier rain and not too far away from frustrates. do you see about lunchtime we will see isolated heavier downpours, possibility of a pop up thunderstorm or two and then that chance is, remote but it is still out there for the rest of the day just pop up here and there. maybe a smidge of sunshine. that is your future cast and half inch of rain when all said in philadelphia closer to an inch in mountains, reading and lancaster. seven day forecast. ups and down. up to 85 tomorrow. down to 67 on thursday. backup to 82, by the end of the weekend, mike jerrick. >>> he's going deep to the middle of the field, torey smith and torey smith is in for an eagles touch down. >> it was 21 nothing by end of the first quarter. i loved this celebration right here and it is outta here. out of the pa

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

we've had it down to new castle delaware, near wilmington, delaware county, chester county, lancaster county and montgomery county are the focal point of that. over near toms river welfare problems. we have cooler weather in the seven day and pockets of heavy rain tomorrow. that's ahead in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: a big accident in west chester pike, haverford, delaware county. the action cam got back with the pictures. the wait until you take a look. tractor-trailer overturned and brought down the power lines. there's the tractor-trailer on its side with the fire surrounding it after it pulled down the wires and smaked a fire. the tractor-trailer crash in havertown, breaking news, shutting down west chester pike, cars nearby, dangerous situation. emergency workers were allowing attractive to get by -- traffic to get by earlier. wires pulled down close to the cars and house a mess on west chester pike. now it's closed at country club lane. if you're in the area stick to darby road to get around the closure of west chester pike. 309 northbound past pennsylvan

lancaster as well. so as you move away from the i-95 corridor, sections of chester county, lancaster county, berks county, the lehigh valley, upper montgomery also upper bucks some frost on the pumpkin sections of south jersey away from the shore we're looking at those temperatures dipping into the 30s. upper 30s in trenton oh night. 37 degrees for allentown. 36 that pottstown. low 40s for the philadelphia area. 41 in dover. so the bottom line, patchy frost overnight tonight for your friday a little milder than today back in the 60s near 70 on saturday but get ready for a gully washer as we move toward sunday. kick off forecast 1:00 o'clock at the linc. rainy and windy temperatures low 60s. we're looking at dry weather tonight. dry for friday and saturday but watch what happens. sunday morning we're looking at that rainfall. moving in. 1:00 o'clock. kick off temperatures in the low 60s. we're looking at clouds. showers and wind really for the balance of the day on your sunday before all is said and done one to 2-inches of rainfa rainfall. gusty winds up to 35 miles per hour. there could be some flooding

we have seen some heavy downpours up toward the pocono mountains this morning, some rain in lancaster county in berks county right now but not too much in the lighter rain is kind of dissipating to the north of us, you will feel soupiness this morning and future cast shows heaviest of the rain moving from west toe, by about nine or 10:00 o'clock this morning. we could have a pop up thunderstorm around lunchtime. that is when it is at its worse. would i say now or later on if you have a choice about being outside, running some errand you will need the umbrella but heaviest rain is let's say between 9:00 and, 1:00 p.m., today, and then sunshine's back out tomorrow, and it is still feeling summery, and then we will get another chance of rain as we move into wednesday, and wednesday night , loft that moving to the south of us. that is our future cast, lets see what it is like with dew points because once they get in the zero seven's, it is very humid out there. we had that 70-degree dew point in philadelphia, even higher dew points to the north and west of us, and now these are the actual temper

to the north here looking at light rain moving into lancaster county, and up to the north of that aroundight now. not here in philadelphia just yet. but very heavy rain, moving through kind of weather drama, just to the south of delaware, and some of that rain is sneaking up into sussex county, eventually, maybe, into cape may county, as well. so, we have to just be ready for rain today. 65 degrees in lancaster right now, the same in west chester, starting the day in pennsville, new jersey, with 68 degrees, and it is a mild 71 in middletown, delaware. and in trenton, 65 degrees to get started. our high today, about 75. with clouds, showers around, and breezy, tomorrow. much cooler, in the 60s thursday and friday. but don't get used to that, because we have a weakened warm up, or week-up, coming, 78 degrees, on saturday, 82 on sunday, but once we get back to the 80s sunday we get cold front. sunday night into monday, and we're back to highs in the 60s on monday and tuesday of next week. and that's when the autumn temperatures may stick around for awhile after the beginning every next week

. >>> a 21-year-old man is found alive after being kidnapped from his home in lancaster county. that jordan fisher is safe with his family after his alleged attacker justin wetand surrendered to the charges. that he kicked in fisher's door and forced him into a car. they believe that the two men knew each other other but did not yet give a motive. >> pro testers convernoned on city hall and claim that the city -- discrimination on certain businesses. vernon odom is live with this story. >> reporter: good afternoon sara, we are talking specifically here about chinese owned food takeout businesses. activists say that for the sake of fairness and equality. something must be done about a certain late night closing law. >> a large rally outside of city hall, hundreds calling for what they believe is blatant discrimination against chinese restaurant. known as the 11:00 p.m. ordinance saying that they must close by 11:00 at night. and it's against chinese businesses. >> 96% of the violations were issued to only chinese takeout restaurants that is like 1% population of this city and 96%

we are looking at a bit by lancaster county probably on the way to chester county assuming it doesn't fall apart and light nuisance stuff and additional precipitation down south. some of that by cape may county. as we take a look outside. mainly cloudy skies and every now and then you get fine breaking through than is the action cam earlier. at somers point, new jersey, a pretty picture down on the water. summer season going bye bye. we'll seeater in the seven-day forecast. 75 for now than is your temperature and that is around the high. we'll hover there for an hour or so and start to dip. ocean temperature 72 and winds not strong 8 miles per hour. but out of the east-southeast bringing the cool irair in off the ocean. 75 is your current temperature in philadelphia. 74 in wilmington and 70 in allentown and 70 in trenton and 69 in cape may. future tracker 6 showing you for the rest of the afternoon shower activity north and west in between places like allentown to the shore not a lot going on. could be a drizzle now and then and a spot write shower popping up and not a washout but at

moving into sections of lancaster county. also into berks county over the next couple of hours.'t be caught off guard. some of this activity will move especially north and west. we'll go hour by hour. you can see the clock by 7:00 p.m. moving it towards sections of reading also approaching allentown by 8:00 o'clock a lot of the coverage though will diminish before it moves toward the i-95 corridor fizzling out over central sections of new jersey. the tropics still heating up. we're talking about tropical storm nate right on the border of honduras and nicaragua that will continue to move toward the yucatan peninsula as we move toward friday and then into the gulf of mexico by the upcoming weekend. it's a minimum tropical storm 4e at thousand millibars. watch what happens into the up coming weekend. likely intensifying into a category one hurricane making landfall somewhere around new orleans or mobile, louisiana saturday night into sunday morning. then it rapidly deteriorates as it moves towards us early next week with beneficial tropical moisture. the last time we saw over 2-inc

poconos but northern montgomery county now included, northwestern chester county, berks county, lancaster county and central counties in south jersey, the pine barrens included here so potted plants come in this morning if you forgot to put them in last night. karen we have a warmup starting tomorrow afternoon i'll have that in the seven day. >> we have an accident in hatfield. we're looking at it live here. this is 309 southbound at county line road. we can see police out here. they're blocking a lane and you can see how traffic's flowing on the scene on 309 southbound heading towards ambler. you want to watch for this accident at county line road. let's switch over here to the big picture. all of our construction is clear on your majors, blue route, schuylkill, i-95 in good shape. flyers play tonight at 7:00. you'll see extra congestion there in south philadelphia. no congestion here on the vine street expressway. you can see westbound, eastbound little bit of volume picking up, a touch of building volume but overall no delay and no overnight closures scheduled for the vine this week so that's

a heavier cell in lancaster county. it could be an issue for those you have when southern chester county in just a bit. it's cool, but okay. 61 in allentown. 61 in trenton. milder in south jersey, 68 in millville right now and 70 in cape may. a thing about the numbers, normally you would see them go up, but today they will dip in the morning and bounce back to the low 60s in the afternoon. kind of a weird day with rain getting off the coast this morning in most cases, 58 degrees by 7:00. noon, 60. i expect it to bounce back to 62 for the afternoon high at 3:00 p.m. 60 by 5:00 p.m. you can see how it starts out cloudy, later in the day there's a chance of clearing. on the bus stop this morning not only dress the kids with the rain gear for the light rain showers going around, dress them warmly. 54 degrees in the suburbs while they are waiting for the bus and 59 in philadelphia. karen we're in for a big warmup later in the week, i'll have that in the seven day. >> reporter: i'll try to show you the shot, it's a little har

. >> already moving into urban baltimore there, so, even lancaster county in the next really the next 15, 20 minute or so, likely to see some pretty soaking rain in the west most edge of that county. so, generally speaking, we're going to get through a good portion of this morning commute. without any major problems. soaking rain comes midday, mid 70s, the current values, finding pretty much everywhere the coolest spot of the pack, the steamy mount pocono temperature of 69, everyone really feeling that humidity right now, and that's the most noticeable feature i think when walking out the door. not all of the kids have off. so if yours does have to go away, make sure to walk out the door with a umbrella trust me specially by lunch and recess time for the ride home likely pretty drenching rain working its way through our area. but the good news, it is moving along so swiftly. that it should be out of here, even later on tonight. completely. >> generally warm week, more ups and downs than we've seen in recent weeks here, so we walk you through which days of the warmest, coolest. >> all

rain gear at home unless heading to the southwest where a few showers continue to pop up, over lancaster county and maryland and over kent county delaware we have some showers right now. everything vice light and spotty. still mist and drizzle tool late, those tiny, hydro meteors, rain particles too small to even show up on radar they are still out there you may need to swipe those wipers a couple times heading out tonight. talking about a departure today's high just 65 degrees. been a while since we have had below average temperatures. normal 68. record 88. look at that record low 28 degrees in 1964. not ready for that just yet. our low 61. notice not a big departures, temperatures went in where this afternoon. mild night. afternoon stayed chilly thanks to the east wind and cloud cover. we will see cloud break up a little bit overnight. we will stay mostly cloudy, may see sun tomorrow morning but by noon overcast skies once again and here comes the showers once again, scattered showers, not a lot just a stray one here or there tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. same story saturday. satur

. >>> police arrested a suspect wanted for the gunpoint abduction of a man in lancaster county.nvestigators say 30-year-old dustin win win kidnapped jordan fisher. police tell us they took him into custody this morning. fisher was located and he is safe. >>> a gunman is still on the loose after the murder of two teens in south philadelphia. hundreds of friends and community members attended a vigil last night at 12th and ritner in honor of sal dinubile and caleer miller. they were shot following an argument. miller was a junior at mastery charter school. >> philadelphia city community and business leaders call for an end to discrimination during a rally held outside city hall this morning. >> everyone who paid a fine should get their money back because it's an illegal law. >> the organizers sale the group is standing with councilman david oh in his opposition to an ordinance they claim unfairly targets chinese takeout restaurants. the ordinance requires businesses on residential blocks to close by >> i'm going to introduce an amendment to make our law more clear and we're going

that first band moving into lancaster county. we'll see more rain filling in behind. why? we have a three-part system that's moving up from the south to the north and along with that cloudy and humid weather we will have a warm day, upper 60s for later this afternoon. right now it's 63 in philadelphia, and look at the forecast for today. 69 degrees. 70 in vineland. 68 in wilmington. i'll break down the day and tell what you to expect in terms of wind, flooding, and also your eagles game day forecast coming up. >>> speaking of that eagles game day forecast. fans heading to the eagles game today will need to pack the rain gear and players may need to adjust their game plan, too, as this sunday soaker could create a messy matchup. randy gyllenhaal is live. good morning, randy. >> reporter: you said it, a soaker. fans will show up for tailgating. mother nature will not be far behind f. you are coming down to the linc, pack that jacket and a poncho but no umbrellas whatsoever. they are not allowed inside lincoln financial field. the weather could prove to be an equalizer. the n

tracking that rain into lancaster county moving into western areas of chester county, also burks county and reading. once it starts it's hard-pressed to stop. rosemary? >> good advice, steve. up next we'll hear the eagles and their preparations to play in this soggy weather today. plus, penn state's crushing blow. the fourth quarter action that sunk the nittany lions all next. >>> this weekend police across the country joined forces with the dea to collect expired and unused prescription drugs. it's an attempt to keep them out of the hands and prevent overdose deaths. >> reporter: throughout the country saturday an all-out effort to save lives. local police and the drug enforcement agency joining forces in all 50 states to get old and unused prescription drugs out of people's homes. >> there's so much of it in society that it has to touch your heart that you have to try to do everything you can to help decrease the opioid problem. trump declared the epidemic a public emergency and that's just one part of it. the federal government says 64,000 people died in 16 from drug overdose. >> we

see moisture in atlantic city and also to the south of that region and also moisture there in lancaster county a than overnight we await the moisture from what's left of nate. future tracker 6 showing you the rest of the evening, a little bit of activity overhead, overnight into the early morning hours, and by lunch time tomorrow, we're in and out of pockets of heavy rain. we'll talk about the impacts with nate and the remnants of nate headed our way. it's overnight into monday, periods of rain on and off throughout the day. one to two inches of rain is likely of the heaviest again, north and west of the i95 corridor and poor drainage and localized flooding is a big concern. more details coming up in an exclusive accu-weather forecast. sending it back. >>> tomorrow may be a holiday for some. if you're headed out don't forget to get the latest accu-weather forecast from the morning team on the air at 4:30 a.m. to help you get your day going. >>> supplies are desperately needed in puerto rico as the island continues to recover from hurricane maria which struck two weeks ago now. >> you can help

area, we've seen rain, now some of the heavier rain moving into berks county, and parts every lancaster countyentually, into chester county. we go down to south of us, and we have seen some pockets of heavier rain, in delaware, as well as cumberland count any new jersey. so, that's what you've got. throughout the day today, some sunshine, very little, if you see any at all, 75 degrees, today, six a tomorrow. and a high of 68 friday. then we warm back into the 80s, by sunday, and back to the 60s by tuesday. lots of ups and downs. >> okay, sue, yesterday, we had a report avert quake right in chile? >> yes. >> 6.2, we had wild fires, oh, hurricanes. >> there has been a lot that's been going on. >> another earthquake in mexico. >> now we have an invasion of not of locusts, but locusts, but spotted lantern flies are invading eastern pennsylvania. they look kind of prep when they spread their wings out. >> not like this. >> in, they don't look pretty there. when they spread their wings, they're kind of pretty, black, red. >> looks, look how many there are. and the problem is they can cause serious d

through the eastern shore of maryland, sneaking newspaper delaware, as well as rain headed into lancaster county will look a little more in depth at that in a moment. 67 degrees the current temperature, and sun will rise at 7:07. not expecting a lot of sunshine today. but throughout the course of the day, there could be a peak here and there. 76 degrees our high, with mostly cloudy skies, showers around, and thunderstorms possible to the south of us. we will talk about what's happening with that. we'll get you ready for the weekends, and more coming up in the seven day forecast, bob kelly, happy wednesday. >> hey, back at you, sue. hump day, half way there. good morning, everybody, it is exactly 4:00. here is a live look at the work crews out on the schuylkill expressway. as promised, they were out last night, closing all of the westbound lanes, right here, in the tunnels under 30th street station. so, for anybody leaving south philly, or coming over the walt whitman bridge, trying to work your way in toward philadelphia, you're push off at 30th street. top of the ramp, hit the traffic light, an

moving into sussex county, delaware, and to the west of us, moving into lancaster, and berks county. right now in philadelphia, we're dry, 67 degrees, and a 8-f the east, and those easterly winds will keep us mostly cloudy, throughout the day today. we won't be as warm as yesterday when we got into the 80s but still warmer than average, because the high temperature will be about 76 degrees. showers around. mostly cloudy skies, thunderstorms, to the south of us, as we are seeing this morning. we will talk about the dip in temperatures, and the rise in temperatures, as woe get to the weekends, bob kelly, a lot of changes just keep every piece of outerwear at hand. >> oh, oh, there you go. make sure you got the new wiper blades. looks like we will need them throughout the day. so, changes on a wednesday. 5:02, still working here, got the tonca trains out near trooper road. still only one lane open. these guys usually out there about 5:30, 5:45 or so. looking it he freeway, heads lights in toward philadelphia, starting to see volume pop there. live look at i95 northbound up toward philad

in through eastern and lancaster county into areas of western chester county seeing that rain and get ready. it's a soggy day today. pockets of heavy rain. even down to the shore points. looking at a humid and tropical day. i'll time it out for you. >> could impact the game between the eagles and 49ers. this is a live look. the eagles have the best record in the nfl still winless seven games into the season. the rain could be an equalizer. we'll have to see. randy? >> reporter: a couple things, one, i think i felt the first rain drops. don't bring an umbrella. and, number three, take a look. 7:30 this morning the tailgate lot completely packed with fans. let's catch up with these guys from delaware county. they showed off their rain gear. they're setting up that tent so they can party out here until the game starts. they're going inside. they're going to ride out this storm. >> i'm ready to get wet. i'm ready. >> how do you think they'll play in these conditions? >> run the ball. run blount, we'll be fine. the eagles snow bowl against the lions in 2013. a tough battle against detroit

>> indeed, leading edge every pretty soaking rain currently working its way into lancaster county w timertake the rest of the region, as well, it is lit up in support of eagles green, right? we do have some wet wet their we have to deal with really from the better part of the day because of the batch of what's renmant moisture from nate. now that's going to make pretty speedy exit later tonight, just spotty shower. by tomorrow we're even warmer, since dried out, and it is thankfully no where near as humid. >> thank you so much. we're still looking very busy out there. so first, quickly, schuylkill westbound at city avenue once you get off the boulevard southbound jump on to the schuylkill bumper to bumper conditions there, very slow moving. plus, we are still looking where a pedestrian was struck in fox chase, closed between rhawn street and sully avenue. shady lane is your best bet. plus another accident plymouth township ridge pied conshohocken road, lanes are block there, rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. next update is at 7:55, up next on cbs this morning, high levels of

here's 10:00 o'clock this morning you can see heavier rain in lancaster county, berks county by noonis here we could see pop up thunderstorm, rain continues to progress and then left over drips and drabs by rest of the day. by tomorrow sunshine is back and warm temperatures will be still with us. maybe a chance of rain here and there on wednesday another unsettled weather day. rainfall totals are not very impress friday this storm north and west is where heaviest rain, most of the remnant will stay off to the west and when that rain comes through later today it will not add up to much, but, but there is a possibility of a pop up thunderstorm. keep that in mind. 79 degrees on this unsettled weather day. eighty-five tomorrow. seventy-four wednesday. seasonal with showers possible on thursday, and then friday looks like a nice day 71 degrees. saturday, warming up again and by sunday we could be back in the 80's. little bit of the roller coaster ride. >> up and down, but there is that fall on thursday, sue, thank you. >>> lets talk about the eagles soaring to new heights after yesterday'

through, they're moving through right now, you see where yellow; where the heaviest rain is, lancaster county, chester county, some of the heavy rain headed toward delco, as well, as new castle county, in delaware. looks like new garden, you're getting a lot of rain right now, so by the end of the day, close to an inch, maybe little bit more of rain when all is said and done. so, nothing extreme. but we haven't seen rain in a while. so we have to get used to it all over again. 79 degrees today. sunshine returns tomorrow, up to 85. keep in mind the normal high is 69 degrees. so we will be more like average, on thursday, warming up again. over the weekends. guys? >> nice! >> you know that show lucifer? >> yes. >> it is back tonight. >> morning star. is that a stage name or something? >> god given, i'm afraid. >> all right, what is it, jen, about these guys? the accent? what's going on? >> it is everything. have you seen it? and i mean, come on, and the best part is that the writers are writing dirty things into the script. >> what? >> and yes, tom loves it. >> when they write stuff like that in

delaware, county, lancaster county, best chance of seeing fog and beach haven and burlington county. slow it down if you see the fog. the train station looks comfortable enough early with temperatures in the 60s. looks like we'll get into the mid 70s later today. i'm going for a high of 76 around 3:00 p.m. for the eagles game look for temperatures hovering around 70 degrees. we'll be back with the top stories. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >> police officers were hurt while riding their motorcycles, the highway patrol team was performing in front of a crowd yesterday. they were treated and released. >>> it took hours to gain control of a fire at

chester county, berks, lancaster county. pot the plants in. 60 degrees is the high. breezy and chilly. clouds sprinkle and sun. tomorrow, sunny and seasonable, chilly to start out. we wind up better in the afternoon. 65. saturday we start out in the 50s for the early sports contest and 70 for the afternoon high. sunday the clouds move in. the winds pick up. we'll get rain arriving i it could be heavy at times in the morning or afternoon, a cool high of 66. i do think eagles fans need to prepare to bring ponchos and rain gear to the stadium on sunday because very likely will be rainy. at times heavy rain possible on sunday, depending on the time and track of a low. morning rain on must find ends we wind up partly sunny in the afternoon. high of 55. wow, halloween cool for ghouls and schools and tools. >> always cool for ghouls. thanks david. >>> will he or won't he? former vice president joe biden is casting speculation that he could still run for the white house. >> if you love using google images i use it all the time. the company says you can thank j.lo and an icon

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 th

we zoomed into lancaster county, 222, route 30, you can see the heavier rain pushing through kirkwoodeyville, smithville, lifting to the north about 15 to 25 miles per hour. we are expecting the coverage to continue to increase over the next few hours, the intensity will increase. dayplanner looks like this. the first batch gets in from 9:00 a.m. steady soaking rain and somewhat of a break oh r a lull in action from 1:00 to about 3:00 or 4:00, cloudy skies and showers, we're not looking at mainly cloudy conditions. the rain will be falling, right around the fourth quarter the eagles game when it starts to ramp up again then it just continues to rain very heavily through the late afternoon and early evening hours, high temperature today, 68 degrees. once rain moves out, the winds pull in and some of these gusts could be very powerful, they could be damaging across south jersey. and delaware. especially considering all the trees still have most of the leaves on them. the winds picks them up and blows them over. 60 miles an hour gusts first thing tomorrow morning across south jersey and

we will continue to watch nate had some fog, lancaster county little bit in pottstown but more in allentown and mount pocono only a quarter mile visibility there this morning. so we will keep an eye on that for you. mixture of sun and included today, lot like yesterday where we had sunny times but then there were period where it was pretty cloudy. saturday about the same, feeling like it is in the 80 ease both days. sunday is the day when the rain arrives and it should be here on and off throughout the day including during the eagles game this is 2:00 in the afternoon you will see spotty showers and then by evening few pockets of heavier rain moves in, some of this could be moisture associated with tropical storm nate. here's projected path of that storm making land fall over the weekend as a category one hurricane possibly, in new orleans, that is the target right now, and that may change a little bit as projections change but for us, we could be getting those moisture remnants by manor tuesday or both. eighty-three today. eighty-four tomorow. eighty on sunday with the rain seventy-eight o

off to the north and west, around sections every mount pocono, moving through berks county, lancaster countyounty, trenton, willingboro, so going hour by hour, grab umbrella, keep it handy, early this morning, though, scattered showers into the afternoon, and it is mostly cloudy. there might be an isolated shower around, but then the heaviest of that rainfall holds off until tomorrow afternon, it looks like, the main timing of that heavy rainfall. and then it is out of here, monday night into early tuesday. but look at the temperatures right now. low to mid 70s, well above average for this time of year, average high temperatures upper 60s, to right around 70 degrees. already above that pretty much area wide. look at the breezes. out of the south ten to 15 miles per hour, so it is very tropical. very humid. stepping outdoors. what about the forecast at the linc? spotty showers around, cloudy, humid, upper 70s, so if you're tailgating maybe a poncho, and once again, it will be really muggy across the area. seventy-nine in center city. 78 degrees atlantic city, upper 70s towards the lehigh vall

heaviest in southern delaware but we have rain moving in new castle county and chester county, lancaster county in pennsylvania and few new jersey counties. we will look at that more closely coming up. in philadelphia, right new we have a whooping 74 degrees, well above an average high temperature for this time of the year. 15 miles an hour winds out of the south and winds gusting to 26 miles an hour. wind will eventually calm down later today. we could get a couple thunderstorms and it will remain cloudy, mild until tomorrow, that is when a cooler change starts, bob kelly and speaking of cool, how are you doing this morning >> thank you very much, i'm doing good. everybody is in a good mood even though we have some rain, here it comes good morning to morgan town live look at pennsy turnpike right at morgan tane interchange. notice rain drops. they are still working on the schuylkill expressway all eastbound lanes coming into philadelphia you are pushed off on to the vine street expressway so across town and take i-95 south back into south philadelphia maybe until about 5:00 o'clock or so. for

you can see it moves into parts of burke and lancaster county.t starts to dissipate and clear conditions as we head into our monday but again monday the big change is actually going to be in our temperatures your highs for tomorrow 80 degrees. a very warm one. above average. warm and sunny and you're talking dew points in the mid 60s so it will feel humid out that. those winds out of the south west five maybe even 15 miles per hour. but here's the change. remember we're not going to pick up significant rain chances just a few showers here and that. the big change is going to be temperatures. 80s sunday. 60s on monday. so if you are saying i really miss this fall weather, i can use more of it, you've got monday and tuesday into the mid 60s. lots of sunshine by tuesday. and guys, we hope that forecast dry throughout as temperatures start to warm back up into the 70s. >> monica looking pretty good. thanks. familiar unless voorhees, new jersey, gathering at john connelly park for the say no more to domestic violence. speakers were at the event to rai

we see it through lancaster county. look a little closer throughout the philadelphia neighborhoods and most of us are in the mid 70s. 76 in andorra. chestnut hill. society hill at 76. it will be a fairly comfortable temperature overnight and tomorrow morning. a light jacket. even if you skip it, you'll be fine. radar and satellite shows us that we're clear. proteins for t pennsylvania is clear. west virginia, virginia. the showers and cloud line is creeping through ohio and the northwest edge of pennsylvania. this is the cold front. it will start dipping down to the south. and that will provide a little change for the northern edge of our viewing zone particularly as we get to friday. tomorrow's highs are not impacted much. in fact, they're going to go up. 82 degrees in philadelphia. 81, the suburbs and lehigh valley. there will be a southwest wind flow. that transports in warmer air. we're all looking warm, even the shore, at 76 degrees. there will be scattered clouds tomorrow as the front starts to approach the area a

look out to the west, and see this weak disturbance coming through, maybe a sprinkle or two in lancaster county00 a.m. maybe by 1:00 we will get little sprinkle here around philadelphia area. it shouldn't be a big deal. wanted to let you know, showing up on our computer models, but otherwise, it will stay cool, and this may be one of the coolest days of our seven day forecast. now, we move ahead to friday right and sunny, see clouds roll in in the afternoon saturday, getting ready for some rain and potentially lots of it sunday avianca noon. average high 63 degrees, our normal, we got little closer to that yesterday with a high of 66. it was beautiful day. today 58 degrees for a high, mid 60s tomorrow, 70, 71 saturday, should still be beautiful for our light the night walk in the evening, at eakin oval for the leukemia, limb note a society. get ready for rock-and-roll sunday afternoon, if you have tickets to the linc for the eagles game. then you better make sure to bring that rain poncho, cooler temperatures after the colds front comes through, spooky sunshine halloween 101.1 moore fm your rad

. >> he elected to take the kids hostage one day in a one-man schoolhouse in lancaster county. >> lauffere troop commander and one of the first responders to the nickel mine shooting on october 2nd, 2006. gunman charles roberts took ten girls hostage inside an amish schoolhouse. >> he executed five of them and critically wounded the other five. pretty much a blur. you know, we work long hours between the investigation into the shooting and then also covering the five funerals for the girls. it was a long couple of weeks. >> now a days the seemingly daily reports of mass shootings brings lauffer right back to those two days years ago. >> you're looking well. >> so are you. >> you have blessed day. >> to you, sir. nice seeing you again. >> he says although law enforcement has come a long way in helping protect against mass shootings society hasn't. >> we're better prepared. better trained to respond. as far as the community and society goes, you hate to say it, but have they become more hardened or just acceptive of the fact that this is meant to be or not necessarily meant to be but this i

north and western suburbs at the moment from the poconos in the lehigh valley, in berks and lancaster counties, these will clip the city within the next hour or so and see those locally heavy showers, locally heavy downpours just south and east along 78, down toward bucks county and northeast extension , just a few embedded showers, they are coming down heavier that could slow you down certainly this evening. tonight if you are waiting for someone to come home some slow downs there. as we go through overnight hours our next batch comes through it looks like steady around 2:00 a.m. that is when most of us are sleeping but you may hear rain drops on the rooftop around 2:00 a.m. rain continuing until 5:00 a.m. and drizzle through your thursday morning before a gradual clearing in the afternoon but that is not the last of the showers for the week. it will be a cool day tomorrow and another warm up to talk about as well. we will break that down coming up in the seven day, jessica and nicole. >> well, we are now almost, 24 hours away from the eagles taking on carolina panthers right here on cbs-3 an

39 by tomorrow morning in millville, trenton, 35 in allentown, 36, 37 between berks county, lancaster countyng i-95 between philadelphia, wilmington, points south in delaware temperatures right around 40 to 43 degrees. in fact, these are the zones that the national weather service has issued that frost advisory. not for widespread frost but patchy frost anywhere in the zone between millville, hammonton and chats forth and then north of that pennsylvania turnpike, northern chester montgomery county bucks county lehigh valley straight up into the poconos. as we go region by region we start in the city tomorrow. again, wall to wall sunshine, a lack of cloud cover but still a very cool day despite all the sun topping off only near 60 degrees. if you're heading to the lehigh valley or in that zone, frosty to start and then mostly sunny to finish with a high of just 59 degrees and at the shore, temperatures tomorrow only at 60 with a north wind seven to 14 miles an hour. sunny and very cool for this time of year but again, we're going to turn those temperatures around. as we look at the exclusive

and in pennsylvania, 23 protesters were arrested in lancaster county monday on charges of defiant trespass, as they peacefully blocked construction on a section of the planned 180-mile-long atlantic sunrise natural gas pipeline. the arrests came as construction crews were set to begin digging along a pipeline easement on a farm owned by an order of catholic nuns who oppose the pipeline and are suing to halt it. their lawsuit charges the pipeline violates their religious freedoms and their rights to property, clean air, and water. among those arrested on was monday melinda clatterbuck of the group lancaster against pipelines. clatterbuck spoke to democracy now! at the people's climate march in washington, d.c., last april. >> it is a proposed pipeline approved that takes fractured gas to export. we think it is a violation of our rights and destruction of the land. we have learned how much damage fracking does to the climate. we have almost 900 people who have signed pledges to come out and do nonviolent mass action to stop it. and eco- and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy

that's gone so you're good to go as you head out towards berks county or lancaster county this morninggetting used to a new work zone that got under way yesterday 95 in delaware northbound one lane getting by north of 202 the concorde pike. i would expect delays there on this tuesday morning, matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> questions remain this morning about the death of a temple university student who was shot and killed by police while on vacation in miami beach. witnesses say she was driving erratically, ramming her car into a crowd of people and hitting a police officer. it was then that police opened fire. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live in the satellite center following these latest details. katherine. >> reporter: matt, right now an outside agency is investigating whether the shooting was in line with department policy. at this point we do know that cell phone video is online. it shows the moments surrounding that shooting. we're going to show you some of that video right now but i do want to warn you some may find it disturbing. [gunfire] >> reporter: witnesses ca

. >>> police arrested a suspect wanted for gunpoint abduction of the man in lancaster county investigators say 30 year-old dustin wenton on the left kidnaped 21 year-old jordan fisher just after midnight from a home in columbia boro, about 30 miles from harrisburg police tell us they took went on in custody this morning fisher was also located and was found safe. >>> an update now to a story we told but yesterday, we now know, that one person was killed in, a crash, at the toll plaza at the commodore barry bridge. a car and a tractor trailer were involved in the crash at the westbound lanes on the jersey side of the bridge. police say that the driver of the car rear ended the tractor trailer at high speed, and was killed. >>> new jersey nor bob menendez got some bipartisan support in court today, republican senator lindsey graham and democratic senator corry booker both took witness stand as character witnesses for their democratic pier. menendez is on trial facing bribery charges, both senators told the court that he is honest and trust worthy, senator graham said he got to know menendez

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afternoon compared to this time yesterday for allentown, reading, trenton 12 degrees cooler and lancaster countys cooler down in millville, so temperatures have that crashed a bit but we'll recover at the end of the week. satellite and radar, there's the clouds, philadelphia points to the east. the heavy rain is now well off the coast and that continues to train the way into eastern parts of massachusetts as well as cape cod but there is that wedge of sunshine, that clear here to the west and then you move farther to the west and more clouds building in the central and western parts of pennsylvania. that's a cold area aloft, instability clouds that will rotate through here during the day tomorrow. so, for tonight partly cloudy and seasonably cool. 43 in the suburbs, 47 for center city with a very light wind out of the northwest four to 8 miles per hour. that's your sky cover tomorrow. again, a canopy of gray most of the day with maybe a sprinkle or a quick shower here or there, 59 allentown, 60 in reading. 60 degrees in philadelphia. low 60's for dover, millville so pretty similar no matter wher

the wider view set it in motion from allentown all the way down into chester and lancaster county.tle bit of wet weather. we had heavier stuff push through central new jersey. most of it is working out to sea and off to the east. a humid 74 degrees. it feels lousy out there right now. dewpoint 71. winds out of the south/southwest at 11 miles per hour. the before he before he -- breezes will pick up this afternoon. numbers around the region. mid 70s for everybody. reading, allentown lancaster 74. wilmington 76. dover, 76 degrees. trenton, 73. the normal high by the way this time of year is 70 degrees. we're already above that and it is not even 9:30 a.m. you get the idea it will be a very warm oppressive type of day feeling like august. wind speeds out of the south/southeast 5 to 15 miles per hour. they will shift in a southwesterly direction this afternoon as the frontal system approaches. here's the wider view we'll pick up the moisture from once what was hurricane nate. down here across the dixie south, heavy rain pushing through alabama the tail end through mississippi. all that