jim, rahel? >> you know, i have to say, dow not buy halloween candy, because i don't have trick-or-treaters. he bought it for like two years, no one knocks on the door, i live in the city. better off caring dog treats, more dogs in the neighborhood than there are kids. >> my neighborhood, too, my thing is if i buy the candy i won't waste it because i'm cheap, i'll eat t it is like lose-lose. >> kit cans and hundred thousand dollar bars. >> no kids coming to knock on the door? >> they don't, there aren't any kids in my neighborhood. i don't know where they hide them. >> jim scares the kids. >> no, just treat them as little short adult. >> ya, sure there are no kids in the neighborhood. >> little people. thanks, jill. >> well, with eight days until election day, hillary clinton is focusing on ohio. that's the swing state. she's on the defense, over her use of private e-mail system, while she was secretary of state. the fbi has obtained a warrant now, to begin reviewing newly discovered emails, but

joe and rahel. back to you. >>> former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kaine is waiting to be sentenced. >> but her lawyers are detailing what they plan to ask for at that hearing? punishment they will seek and their argument. >>> plane from pits skids off a runway, in rhode island what investigators are looking for as a cause we are back at the top of the hour. >> people in northeast philadelphia, the ties between the two victims, what police know so far, and this is unfolding investigation. >> a man recovers after a crash in northeast philadelphia, but it is what happened during the crash that has investigators puzzlement "eyewitness news" says the victim right before. >> new attack from donald trump there is time against the media. the choice words he has in the media outlet, melania trump threatening to sue. today is friday, october 14th, good morning, i'm joe hold never for jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon in for brooke thomas. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, guy

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha joining us again, will tonight's weather and little trick-or-treat? >> i believe a treat. >> yes, love it. i love it. >> let the fun begin. >> i have to ask what are you guys dressed up as today. >> i'm going as a refined witch? >> katie, i'm a blue berry. >> you look like a blue berry. >> i'm going as? >> scary movie? do you have get it. >> i can be sprinkles. >> right? >> i love that. >> jim? >> i'm a news anchorman. >> you are an oh, you got the voice, too, i love it. >> yes, i am. >> roads are being look good, nice and quiet, one accident and we'll get to. that will thankfully the weather is very, very quiet. it as little cool, a lot keep, let's be honest, will be a lot cooler today than it was yesterday. very tough to actually see that again in the wake of the colds front that came through last night. yes, little bit of erie view out there right now, guys, few streaks of clouds, as we look from palmyra cove nature park overlooking philadelphia, nice clearview, th

good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan., what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> once a rising star in pennsylvania politics, kathleen kane is now waiting to hear if she is going to jail. >> kathleen kane sentence could range from probation to maximum of 12 to 24 years in prison. >> it is rigged. it is broken. >> donald trump is campaigning in florida. >> and despite polls favoring hillary clinton, trump says polls showing him struggling among women are, quote, very inaccurate. >> it is tough. it is tough for all every us. >> tragedy on the highway in southern california. thirteen people are dead after their tour bus slammed into a tractor-trailer this

>> rahel, this is the vine street expressway, the schuylkill, rahel, where we just had an accident cleared. so good to go at this portion of the vine street expressway and the schuylkill. not too far from here, though, the community 5k washing, the pulaski parade, that's taking place on the ben franklin parkway out bound today. that shutdown between the spring garden street and the art museum circle. inbound shutdown between fairmount, along the parkway and the falls bridge for those events. we move the traffic cam here. there you go. this is i95 at curl lands street. no delays or problems here, but this is right near the commodore barry bridge. i want to point out that the ramp to 95 southbound is closed for construction. it plans to be closed until 5:00 tonight. now the commodore barry bridge westbound is jammed between the mid-span and i-95 because of this closure. so again, the commodore barry bridge is out of range that we , our camera range, we can't get it for you but it is jammed. moving the traffic cam one more time 422 westbound west of collegeville. no delays or problems here. t

full winter gear, rahel. >> justin, back to that. so yesterday i was complaining in the twitter universe they gave me a hard time. today, they are on my side. i'm getting support. >> okay. >> thanks, justin. >>> time is 7:44. lets check back with ann evans in the traffic center and ann, you are watching ab incident there, what is that. >> it is a close another columbus boulevard is closed rahel between spring garden street and spruce street closed for 5,000-yard dash run/walk, you can see some runners and walkers getting to their destination the two right of the screen but again columbus boulevard is shut down for this event. we have a couple other events, we will go over with you, arch street westbound shut i odn't between second street and fourth street for old city festival preparations have already begun there. over at wells fargo center flyers 5k watch out the for delays around broad street at the pennsylvania son avenue. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans new rahel, right back to you. eagles visiting det

. >>> i'm rahel will solomon. we are almost to friday.ets get you outside with a check of weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> it is gateway to to our weekend, are you excited about that? i am too. yes, we can it is right there but first we have to talk about traffic and weather but we have a water main break in norristown that we will get to in a moment and construction. >> as we talked about yesterday freezing precipitation to the north upright now and coming in on schedule so we will look at storm scan and loop over last couple of hours. it looks like straight up snow but it is more icing situation that you have to contend with here today up through portions of the the poconos, you can see here. let's zero in and take a snapshot what is happening on storm scan at that localized level. we will get up to places like far northeast extension, i80 interchange, anywhere around the pocono mountains is your best shot to see snow or freezing rain or icing. so watch for that. as a result, we do have a freezing rain advisory specific to

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh joins us live with the latest development, anita, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon rahel and joe. very disturbing details emerging, authority found that severely burn body just before 8:00 this morning this an alley way off 2100 block of east allegheny avenue, at this point authorities are unable to determine whether that was a man or a woman. taking a look behind me you can see part of the alley way in hi investigators focused much of their investigation this morning. we saw a lot of trash, burn area covering the ground there and after spending several hours, here investigators left the scene just a few minutes ago, and we can toss to video this was the scene when crime scene investigators and k-9 unit combed through this alley, right by a laundromat, many people using this morning. i spoke with the manager there who tells me outside surveillance cameras have been broken and were not working at the time and although officials obscured th

rahel, back over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. i got to tell you brinking in big bucks at the box office. (movie clip). >> when all of the money is counted the thriller starring ben afleck should come in number one in it opening weekend. making close to $25 million. it is followed by kevin hart's live performance movie titled what now, which by the way, that brought in almost 12 million bucks, just behind that, the girl on the train, and rounding out the top five, home for peculiar children, and deep water horizon. well nbc may announce billy's de poor tour as early as today, source familiar with the network. bush of course has been off the "today show" since he was caught on tape, in a leud conversation with donald trump earlier this month. bush's attorney denies his client reached a $10 million settlement with nbc. networks still have to pay bush millions of dollars because of contractural obligations. earlier this month, still the fall out continues. >> and it will. apparently until november 9th. >> apparently. >> justin, good

jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank, meisha. once a rising store in pennsylvania politics, call lean cane waiting to see if she'll go to jail. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in front of the montgomery county courthouse where the judge will hand down the punishment this morning, jan, good morning. >> rahel, jim, good morning. kathleen kane sentence could range from probation to maximum of 12 to 24 years in prison. happening here today, at the montgomery county courthouse, she is expected to ask for leniency. take a look at the video. hoping why the will grant her probation or house arrest, so she can be at home to raise her two teenage sons. kane argues that the loss of her career, her law license, and her reputation, are enough. but prosecutors call her crimes aggregious, and pushing for jail time. >> this all come after kane was convicted this summer on all nine count of perjury and obstruction of justice. during the trial the prosecution told story of attorney general fall from grace, at first enjoyed mostly po

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. lets check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha, good morning. >> it is officially the gateway to the weekend, you guys so we are really close right now. so, i can tell you right the now the whole city, we were just talking about this whole city is under construction. >> construction. >> every road at the same time. >> right away, katie saying will, the vine is opened. it is indeed opened. >> yes. >> and, the vine street expressway is only one that matters to me. >> yes. >> exactly. but we know that will change obviously, as we go through time and weather is looking quiet. we could see a shower. you can see just off to the west in central pennsylvania we have a couple showers already beginning to bubble up out there. i don't think this is kind of the day that absolutely requires an umbrella. anything we see will be scattered, hit and his. you will see best chance for wet weather to the north and west, but there will be some sots that do not even see rain out of it. what is hap

rahel, back over to you. >>> we will get back to that breaking news right now. two people including a police officer are in the hospital after this violent overnight crash. it happened at 4:30 an hour and a half ago on broad and west pike streets in hunting park. officer was respond to go a robbery call when cruiser and other car collided. both drivers were taken to temple hospital and they are in stable condition. eyewitness says the other person, ran a red light. >>> also this morning another breaking news a woman is dead after a double shooting in northeast philadelphia. police say that the victim may have known the gun man. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live outside the scene of an apartment complex on welsh road, good morning, justin. >> reporter: good morning, jim. homicide detective are speaking with the man who was here with those victims with those shots, fired. he was here as suspect opened fire shooting another man and also killing that woman and in this parking lot here, just overnight here. we are looking at that crime scene at joshua h

we are live in las vegas, jim and rahel, back to you. >>> well, time is getting tight, there are only 18 days until election day that is november 8th, stay with cbs-3 for all of the updates on campaign, 2016. >>> well, new jersey governor chris christie will appear in court next month in connection to the the so-called bridge gate scandal. christie is accused of failing to stop closures on the new jersey side of the george washington bridge back in 2013. critics say lane closures were done to punish the mayor of fort lee for not supporting christie. governor meantime denies wrongdoing. it is set for november 23rd. >>> small plane crashes in the south jersey backyard and miraculously everyone survives. >>> we will hear from the stunned home owner who says she had no idea what was going on in her house. >>> super typhoon brings wind of 200 miles an hour to the philippines but not the wind that is threatening more than a hundred thousand residents we will have the details. >>> and this former teacher is behind bars for sexually assaulting a young girl, we will tell you what he did after

joe, rahel? >> i can see that. you're younger, you think maybe you're invest, pay off some debt. >> wow, could be truck development down the road for them. jill wagner, live from wall street, thank you so much. coming up after the break, meisha checks on the crash on i76. >> plus new spin on happy hour, spending yap i hour with your dog. hi, justin. >> goo dollars morning, everyone, already feeling milder outside. possibly setting some records this week, talk about late summer conditions coming at us over the next seven days when over the next seven days when "eyewitness news" hey, thanks for stopping by. you know, i've followed your character since the first episode. i'm a big fan, big, big fan... thank you. listen, your storyline makes for incredible tv drama. thing is, your drug use is very adult content. too adult for the kids. so, i'm gonna have to block you. aw, man. yeahh... well. have a good one. you're a nice lady. when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but

. >>> it is sunday october 30th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. lets get you out the door with the check of the forecast with justin drabick. our producer and i are very big justin drabick fans. >> yes, that is you why you are all nice to me today, all shines, raining, nasty. >> i'm always smiling. >> what are you talking about. >> yeah, sure, blame me anytime weather is bad. >> it is true but today we are fans, justin. >> exactly. at least for first half of the day. we will bring rain in but should hold off until evening hours. most have of it try. we will love today and this upcoming week. we have more warm temperatures coming at you. little something for everybody in this forecast but shaping up to be a nice morning. yesterday morning we were scraping frost off cars, not happening this morning. temperatures in the 50's and 60's getting ready for thighs sunrise, already seeing those skies brighten up. pretty much clear to partly cloudy, 61 degrees at the airport in philadelphia. southwest breeze at 6 miles an hour bringing in the warm temperatur

. >> i'm rahel solomon. just wrapped up press conference, good afternoon, anita. >> reporter: jim, rahel, lee kaplan just arraigned by a judge at district court, there are now more charges against him. we just learned from investigators that he allegedly sexually assaulted six total victims, the youngers being only eight years old when this alleged abuse began, bucks bucks county district attorney wrapped up press conference moments ago, calling this rain of terror. >> it saddens me, sickens me, this man, obviously, groomed these children for a long time for a very explicit and horrible purpose. he accomplished his and joke tiff, now weaver to accomplish ours, and that's to bring him to justice. >> now, the da said that had he ahold-over these girls by making them believe that he was a, quote, profit from god, background on the case, kaplan already facing statutory rape other related charges after he allegedly fathered two children with the eldest girl, who was minor at the time, how is now 18. also found te

. >> reporter: rahel and jim, searching for a cause, neighbors say the couple that lived in that house were kind, quiet and just got the a daughter off to college. fire fighters say that they did everything they could to save that couple found on the first floor of that home. now, first a look at the flames, from the rooftop on the 9800 block of bridal road. this is i "eyewitness news" viewer video. the neighbor says he lives behind that house and banged on the back window to alert that couple to no avail. fire fighters launched a full box alarm activating 40 fire fighters, four fire engines, two lard trucks and two chiefs. crews contain that fire to the first level knocking it down, in 35 minutes they say. upon arrival, crews report not hearing any fire alarms, that is under investigation and in their rescue efforts they found that man and would hand one in the foyer, other in the living room area. >> unfortunately, the bustleton section of philadelphia suffered a tragedy today, companies found two victims on the inside on the first floor, they brought them out and started cpr immedia

rahel is here with sixers ceo scott o'neill to talk about the the season ahead, rahel. >> for sixers fans hoff trusted the process these past few season tonight is a big game joining me to talk bit is scott the o'neill, nice to see you again. >> good to see you, thanks for having me. >> very early, we appreciate it. first lets talk it has been a rough time to be a sixers fan. what can we expect this year? there is excitement. there hasn't been this much excitement since the ai era. >> it has been sometime, chance to see joel embiid who we think has a chance to be a transformational player to hit the court, we have dario saric joining us. this begins new era as we start to see draft picks come to fruition. we will see simmons come back as well. we will see young core that will be with this team for some time. >> we are expect to go see ben simmons on the court because, of course, it was such a big deal when we got him. so much expectation. then he was hurt. we might see him out there. >> not now, he is recovering but at 6-foot ten, 240 with a vertical inch vertical, we cannot wait to

jim and rahel feeling good.er mind. >> this is good. >> i have to say that our floor manager charlie is nodding his head at certain point because he was all-state champion in ping-pong in college in the state of west virginia. the things you learn about cowork rz during a ping-pong statement. >> he said there were no liquids. a true ping-pong player over there. >> back and forth and back and forth. >> speaking of back and forth we'll be right back with three we'll be right back with three to go. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. hashtag "stuffy nos

. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is friday. let's get your morning start wad check on traffic and weather. >> we didn't have this planned. >> no. >> this is rahel, you know what i thought of? frinally. looking outside on the roadways, friday's are usually quiet right now, we have three accident out there. we'll get to those coming up in a little bit. >> little rough start. off to quiet start weather wise, the wet mentioned will be moving n wet weather, the umbrella, needing it well after lunchtime at this point storm scan, pretty quiet. let's go ahead, mover things a long, there are a lot of clouds out there. cooling taking effect, so still off to very mild start out there. mid and upper 60s, still report, 61 even mount pocono, millville, typically saw the coolest observations we see. you're actually flirting flirt h where you normally would set up for daytime high. so again there is start to feel like broken record after enough time. but another very mild start to the day. we do expect another mild finish to the day. but this

good morning, charlie. >> good morning, rahel.tle ground pole shows donald trump is losing support in the republican strong hold of texas. how the map is changing 15 days before the election. plus the reason thousands of national guards men are being asked to return bonuses. they were received for re-enlisting during the wars in iraq and afghanistan. also this: melody hopson on what at&t taking over time warner means for customers. and the newest technology to build a better sneaker. which shoe is bet for your foot? all of that and more. the news is back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> charlie, we will be watching, thank you. >>> on the cbs-3 health watch, about 3500 babies die every year from sleep related deaths. now the american academy of pediatrics is issuing new recommendations to decrease chances of sudden infant death syndrome. they say infants should share their parent bedroom for at least the first six month of life and identify deally for the first year. >> studies done, looking at the reduction in risk

rahel, you are absolutely correct. beautiful thing going on, the jdrs type one diabetes research walk kicks off 9:00 a.m. see the folks milling around there at the steps of the art museum. ben franklin parkway shutdown for this westbound, and martin luther king drive also shutdown for the left of your screen. ben franklin parkway and the falls bridge, this very important walk. we move the traffic cam here, to i-95, right at broad street. not moving today, but that's all right. if you can see i95 at broad, no delays or problems this morning. it is in fine shape. the walt whitman bridge is in good shape, as well, this morning. with no delays. and not sure why traffic cams aren't moving, but it is okay, there you go, i95, broad. you can see up ahead, walt whitman bridge type shape, with no problems or delays. we move the traffic cam one more time, than is the kim i tolls of the pa turnpike, no problems so far on the pa turnpike this morning, or on the northeast extension if you are headed up to the poconos. and that's the

wednesday morning, rahel, upper 30's for the city. so if you're complaining about today, yes, you will complain about wednesday morning. >> already got the north face, and parka ready. >> you need it, keep it around. >> thank you, see you soon. tell he come giant at&t strikes block buster deal for time warner for $858.4 billion. the deal would give at&t programming control of household names like hbo, cnn, cartoon network, and the warner brothers movie studio. at&t already one of the country's largest providers of wireless phone and internet service, also recently acquired direct tv. federal anti-trust regulators now must approve the deal. federal investigators trying to track down who ever unleashed wave of cyber attacks temporarily shutdown some of the largest websites in the u.s. correspondent tony decopewomen pick up the story. >> a at this-show received from millions of us on line, on friday, how much, twitter, netflix, dozens of other companies, nearly drowned in the traffic. it wasn't coming from people. but from millions of hi

good morning. >> hey, good morning, joe, rahel. the front lines in iraq with the operation underway right now to re-take mozul from isis. plus the latest on the firebombing of a gop headquarters in north carolina, as the fbi and atf join in the investigation. also, this. peter greenberg looks into donald trump's campaign is impacting his businesses, like the brand new hotel in washington, d.c. and anthony mason finds out how kings of leon fought against record label advice to become a world-wide sensation. all of that and more, the news is back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> charlie, we will be watching, thank you. >>> he is a rising star on instagram. dog that walks himself, even carries hundred own leash. >> i need to find a dog like this. jeremy, reaching celebrity status on the spree of chicago sometimes tourists even pay more attention to him than the fight. >> strikingly beautiful. >> photographers capture the city brill yacht. wraps buildings. they shoot the art full avenues. >> usually get 50 to 100 pictur

. >>> i'm rahel sol hon, live look at the start of the weather and traffic. good morning. >> good morning. >> good thing is no accidents, we were accident free, roadways are looking good, we are heating up a bit. >> typical volume. >> yes. >> it is very quiet week weather-wise. we have seen very warm taste, yesterday, no vice here, it was a record breaker. we ended up over achieving again, guys 86 our eventual average high was 66, solid 20-degree difference and surplus on the thermometer was no problem. in fact, even by noon time we had a new record on our hand. temperatures as we stand right now in the mid 60's. still in the mid 60's. people cooling off more readily in allentown, mount poke though but it is still milder than average start to the day. sixty-three outside pal high use cove nature park overlooking center city sky line from across the river here. and basically don't have any visibility problems. you can see a hint of the the reflection from city lights in the sky. there are some cloud, even as we look at storm scan 3a hint of hoist tour popping

>> and rahel, we look ahead to our upcoming weekend here. by this point the rain will be gone from our currencies tell. however, another front that's scheduled to come through, and likely bridges us a shower, specially to the northern tier of our area, mainly to the p.m. hours. but nice little warm you are by that point. look at the city on saturday, 07 degrees, but not too bad if you have any door plans, maybe halloween parade, looking pretty good. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice sorcing outrageous, most states banned it. but at the bank founded by pat toomey it was business as usual. forcing small business owners out of their homes. toomey even used his power in the senate to help himself, voting to gut rules that protect us and crack down on big banks. pat toomey. out for himself, not us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's ka

joe, rahel? >> like a blast from the past. >> everything is coming back, jill, good to see you. >> mario brothers, i spent way too much time with that. >> such fond memories. >> agreed. >> jill, thank you. another death is now being blamed on the recalled airbags there is time woman in california. >> the 50 year old was driving a recalled 2001 honda civicment the takata airbags can apparently deploy with too much force, causing the metal interior to rupture sending shrapnel throughout the car. so far 11 deaths in the u.s. have been linked to the recalled airbags. >> former nsa contractor is expected to appear in court today, he is accused of committing the largest theft of government secrets in history. federal prosecutors claim caroled martin sports more than laugh billion pages at his maryland home over 20-year span. enough to fill 200 laptops. he will likely be charged with espionage. >> scary thought there. popular book character comes to life this weekend. up next, where you can take part in

. >>> i'm rahel solomon in for brooke. lets get wednesday started with weather and traffic lets check with katie and meisha. >> good morning you guys. roads are looking nice. we have one accident but try roadways for now, construction out there. >> yeah, and staying dry all day. i don't have to lot at radar for. that it makes job easier for you, you don't to have worry about having umbrella ready here today and next couple days look very very quiet. we will have much more on matthew but i want to get you out the door just waiting to find out how today will transpire. to problems, storm scan is nice and quiet. we have high pressure bill nothing place and it will help bring back sunshine, definitely more clear sky out there right now and we can expect that throughout the take. great are northeast is quiet. very thin, very scattered in nature. meanwhile as a result under that clear sky, remember the cloud basely act like a blanket the hi would trap in the heat from the day before but because the skies are clearing out more re

rahel, back to you. >> ann, thank you. here's more of what you'll see on "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> shoes on, pants on, i couldn't do anything. you know? i was just -- it was just so hard, like, i didn't want to live. >> and life changed as he knew it, stephanie stahl shows how he fought back, found new meaning in his life. this local man shares his amazing journey. >>> and loin drive for luke. how delaware county community is biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. most people owe the bank. and when

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things. >> good morning, guys, so we have serious accident on the northeast extension right now. all lanes block, you will have to use alternate. plus another one on city avenue. a lot going on on there. >> a least the weather will not mess with me today. i think sun glare eventually becomes a problem, well after 7:00 a.m. sun actually rises so for now things are quiet with in that regard, but will be somewhat of chilly start to the day here guys. already off to cool start. many locations really in the 40's currently. you have got nice clear sky to work with however. that's going going to be the theme all day. look at the temperatures difference from the same time yesterday. you drop anywhere from close to or above 10 degrees. atlantic city far cooler by comparison, nearly 20 degrees deficit from this same time yesterday. and as that translates to the thermometer, you are talking low 40's, in ac right now, 46 the current temperature at philadelphia i

. >>> today is sunday october 9th, good morning i'm rahel solomon. let's send it over to justin drabick with eyewitness weather. justin, yesterday was so rainy, so dreary, i woke up expecting a change this morning. >> it is going to happen, next few hours, still under the gun for some wet weather. we have north and west of here we're dry, that rain is from the city on south and east and that is part from matthew and cold front moving through but by afternoon we will get sunshine but noticeably cooler. complaining about the cold today? i think you're early on that. >> i was getting a hard time this morning with my jacket on. >> now tommy can understand. we will wake up in the 40's and 30's in the suburbs. so typical october cool down. first we have to get rid of the rain, steady rain in parts of the delaware and south jersey right now. driving will be slow over the next few hours, here in center city we have steady rain. 59 degrees. so that north wind is overtaking region. 16 miles an hour. it will pump in cooler air. just look at that rain shield. ki

. >>> it is sunday october 16th good morning i'm rahel solomon. lets turn to meteorologist justin drabick with eyewitness weather. we're talking about warm up in october. >> it happens every now and then but now we have period of maybe record high temperatures, in the 80's, so if you like warm temperatures you will like this week. no big storms coming at us, good weather to head outside, enjoy some mid fall, weather, and still chilly this morning, waking up to some temperatures in the 40's, even some 30's. we have some fog. live today we will see wrapped warm up in the 70es a live look outside, right the now all quiet in center city. watch out for a few areas of fog. the current air temperature 51, at the airport. dew points also at 51. that is 100 percent saturation. in rain around but we will squeeze out moisture that we can a railable in the atmosphere. that is coming in the form of the fog. we will get outside city, airport less than a half mile visibility both in philadelphia and in trenton at this hour. looking much better in interior south

rahel, back over to you. >>> all right, meisha, thank you. now for newspaper headlines across our region. >> from the intelligencer, a bucks county sheriff sergeant was -- has resigned, nearly two months after being involved in a traffic incident. in newtown, township that allegedly involved alcohol. sergeant joseph rafferty the third's resignation comes amid reports he had alcohol on his breath when police office's cyst ted his disabled county owned vehicle on august 13th. rafferty was off-duty at the time. >>> then reading eagle exiter resident gathered at county library and told supervisors they want township opened reading country club to condition in the golf course this he were weighing in on a master plane that would shape the future of the township. >>> on the front page of the burlington county times u.s. army core of engineers is planning to clear 40 acres of burlington island to dump delaware river dredge. the city and island officials are in the the sure if the state ace loud to use 40 acres. island managers and city of their own

it is sunday october 16th i'm rahel solomon. lets get out to meteorologist justin drabick on the sky deck with eyewitness weather. it looks beautiful behind you but it is kind of chilly. >> yes, for sure coats and sweat shirts weather for sure this morning. next couple days we have seeing temperatures of mid-september with highs in the 80's, maybe some new record. we are seeing clear skies in center city but i can see fog in the distance. you might run into fog, earlier this morning. big change in temperatures compared to this time yesterday. even though it is cold we are six to 18 degrees warmer across the region through most locations. there is the fog problem right around philadelphia, airport less than a half mile visibility getting better in parts of the interior south the jersey. it depend where you you are we will run into areas of patchy fog along delaware river and bay. all right. current temperatures, 40's once you get outside city, 51 the at the airport. widespread mid 40's in wilmington delaware. still some 30's show

rahel and jim, back over to you. >>> meisha, thank you. for a look at newspaper headlines across our region. >> from the cover of the tiles hurled at day jury selection began for his trial in norristown a lawyer pled guilty to charges he raped an unconscious female client. vincent cirillo faces ten to 20 years in prison in connection with the august 2015 assault that occurred at woman's west norriton residents. >>> from the bucks county courier times 16 tickets at middletown police chief issued to cfs railroad employees, because of freight trains block traffic for up to two hours, are now the focus of the civil suit. federal rules governing railroad safety against a pennsylvania law, against protection of the motorist. >>> on the cover of the spirit of the delaware county. time of the year when communities come together for fall festivals this past weekend 800 resident in park side, drew more than 2,000 people in glenn olden celebrated their respected community days with food, games and entertainment. >> that is a look at newspaper headlin

obviously rahel against her judgement.ricane the strong toast hit the islands since fabian in 2003. >> we can assume that he's okay. probably good example of what not to do. >> exactly. >> katie was going to warn us about not doing this, yes? >> exactly, yes. you know, we put these warnings out for a reason. i hope he is okay. yes, you are talking about winds speeds sustained no less at 100 miles per hour in a broad swab. rahel you said it, example of what never to do. meantime here is nicole still tracking as hurricane one hurricane. still principal take that hurricane strength. here is bermuda. out of the woods essentially just now with clean up to do. at least the worse of the storm has now passed. it is moving, speeding up, look at this, 21-mile per hour movement right now to the east northeast. it will continue to lose its steam as we say as we head toward the weekends, not expected to be any direct threat to any other land area, certainly knotter america. but back here, in the us, we are expecting quiet weather on ou

rahel. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, that's right, just now getting our hands on that surveillance video that was taken outside of this convenience store just behind me, this afternoon we know a 17 year old boy has died, two others are in very bad shape, we want to take you now to the surveillance video. take a look. they show the 17 year old victim who i'm told is in the blue. he and several others are outside of this convenience store with their bikes on the ground. watch as white sedan pulls up. driver actually puts on the hazard lights, someone gets out, walks out of the frame, and minutes later you see someone run back, jump into the car and peel off. presumably this is when the shots were fired. the triple shooting happened in the mayfair section 3100 block of sterling street. short time ago i spoke to the out of the 17 year old, who identified him as marino brunson, spoke to him the day before his death, as you might imagine, she said she is still in a state of shock. >> i mean, j

joe, rahel, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha.e for president is getting the bulk every attention, but there are seats in congress up for grabs in november, too. among them, u.s. senate seat representing pennsylvania. >> right now, republican pat toomey holds it, but democrat katie mcginty is challenging him. jessica dean spoke with both of them about some of the big issues in our country right now including gun control and the minimum wage. >> asthmas shootings continue to playing the united state, the debate over gun control grows more with each tragedy. in 2013, senator pat toomey co-sponsored the mansion too many i amendment t would have expanded backgrounds checks on all gun sales, including guns bought at gun shows and over the internet with exemption for sales between family and friends. the amendment has now failed twice. >> would you support that type of legislation? >> i would and unlike senator too many i would stick with it, one time, three and a half years ago, lent his name to another senator bill. better than nothin

good afternoon, greg. >> reporter: afternoon, rahel. tim kaine expected to arrive her in just about two hours as you mention, bucks county community college nearby me. small crowd gathering, much smaller than other spaces we've seen for the surrogates, and candidate themselves arriving. maybe about 200 people could fit here at bucks county community college, once again, expected to begin around 2:00 this afternoon. like you mentioned, this is his first time in newtown stomping for hillary clinton. but we've seen surrogates or the candidates themselves in a region quite often over the past few months >> showed clinton and donald trump at close margins, but smog clinton with five and a half to six of point lead over trump. that's significant gap, one the gop nominee can easily chip away at in the coming days. might do that by having his runningmate mike pens come here to the region as well, mike pence just announcing he'll make stop here in bucks county, in bensalem. that's this friday at 2:00. we of course will be here for tim kaine's co

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. how beautiful is that shot. >> gorgeous. >> it remind me of the, the forecast. brings my back to my childhood. >> yes, my childhood was not all that bad, jim. >> you didn't get an american girl doll. >> yes. >> yes. >> all right, you guys, looking outside, i can tell you construction crews are so happy right now, because it is nice out there but they are out there. you will have a good heads up on that. septa's airport line i have updates. >>> pumpkins and mums they all needed blanket, awfully chilly. temperatures are still dropping off, you mention that had frost advisory, also freeze warnings. depending where you are you have one or the other. the poconos are not included in that because you already had your first hard freeze of the the season and as for that happened, they just stopped showing that. regardless the whole region is cold this morning. we are off to a very chilly start as we get to those temperatures any second. here's an outline of just why we're seeing that air drop,

. >>> today is sunday october 16th good morning i'm rahel solomon. lets get started with weather, just continue drabick joining us now. quite a warm up this week. >> near record temperatures, we're seeing 80's returning. >> all about the 80's that. >> that is lit 70's weather. >> transition day, still cool, ditch your jacket this afternoon. we will get down back town to the lower 70's. just like yesterday get outside and enjoy it. the it will be comfortable. might run into a few areas of fog, depending where we are. we have some fog around philadelphia and some surrounding suburbs so that should dissipate through the next hour or so. check it out live look outside top of the screen there, we can see the moon there, that is super moon when moon makes its closest path to the earth. it happens overnight about 224 s seven ner sent brighter, and 30 percent bigger. it is actually setting over next few hours. we will get a glimpse of it before unis rise. 49 degrees at the airport. light wind, we're iting at 41 in allentown. forty-six in reading. so toes not

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and prior keeping an eye on things this morning. >> rain, indeed. >> and meisha? >> usually really calm, especially until we get into the 6:00 hour, accident out there, disabled vehicles, whole bun of of stuff, so give yourself extra time. >> at least quiet for now. you mention the rain. this is a day of transition for us, very potent cold front on the way. that's what's going to send our temperatures just right down. i know. enjoy the it while you've got it, guys. let's look at yesterday. over achiever much? look at this. we ended up at 81 degrees yesterday. far exceeding, clouds took their time coming in here, bonus, another record breaking day, previous record was 8 degrees, we expect it to always flirt with that throughout the day. we ended up exceeding it, so nice warm day yesterday. but right now, we do have the clouds starting to bill owe in. sort of settling in in advance of our next cold front we mention will bring in some rain. no visibility myfoxphilly.com at least he

rahel, back to you. >> see you soon, thank you. new this morning, police chase ends with a crash on warn the street in fun rock, took off after traffic stop, crashed into an unmarked police vehicle. two taken to einstein hospital to be checked out. two suspect now in custody. not clear right now what prompted the original traffic stop. >> gunfire lands two in the hospital. 3500 block of north 11 street, one suffered a gunshot to the abdomen, the other, was shot in the chest. police do not believe this was a random shooting. >> meanwhile, series of attacks on temple university campus, injuries several student and leads to multiple arrests. >> and at less one of the attacks is caught on camera. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live on the temple campus to bring us up to date on the investigation. jan, good morning. >> because of what happened here friday night, university now stepping up it police presence, especially on the weekends, it was here, right around 7:00, on friday, that university officials say, hundreds of teenager

. >> i'm rahel solomon. joe holden live at west chester university speaking once again to the workers on strike, joe, hello, what's the latest? >> reporter: rahel, good afternoon, pretty much the same scene here for day two of strike affecting 14 universities, across the commonwealth of pennsylvania, we can go ahead, push, give you live look of the picket line behind me. now, at this time the student are also here, supporting the faculty members and professors out here, you will recall talks broke down about 36 hours ago, professors have been without contract for 15 month, and they told us this was the past, make that, rather, this was their last resort. the hang-ups over healthcare salary, but professors also tell us what's important to them, curriculum issues including bat the between tenured professors, faculty at this, adjunct professors, spokeswoman for west chester university tells us everything despite this is still open. student are still expected to check in for their classes, because some fact ill

rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank if you. halloween is right around the corner. meisha, here is something that you haven't had to report. take a look. that's a man dressed as a tree, in portland, maine, man was arrested and charged with obstructing traffic. now why do you ask was he in the street dressed as tree? the cbs affiliate in portland the man told them he was trying to study portland's traffic patterns. why, i must ask, is there not a better way? >> but i have to admit, that's one heck of a costume. that's a god tree. i was expecting a stupid looking tree. that's a smart tree. not a smart man, because smart looking tree. >> exactly. convincing. coming up: when you buy new car to replace old one, you would expect the new one would have fewer problems. >> but not so, says consumer report. the two most reliable car models, according to it survey, and the surprising models, found to be lease reliable. we'll be right back. >>> time is 4:49. >> hena danielles live this morning from the new york stock exchange, hena, good morning, so the ex-wife of former subway

ape, what a beautiful shot. >> thank you rahel, very pretty shot.n franklin bridge mid span n delays or problems the on the bridgette self but if you are taking the bridge, traveling in new jersey, taking the new jersey turnpike southbound, that is closed between the pennsylvania turnpike and burlington mount holly exits due to a serious accident. we're going to move the, traffic cam here to the schuylkill expressway. this is right at university, no delays or problems on this portion of the schuylkill. that is very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. >> thank you, ann. >>> local and federal health officials are investigating an infection on the rise. health report are stephanie stahl has this review from a special report. >> reporter: mysterious of potentially deadly infection is baffling doctors, federal health officials have identified seven hot spots around the country, one is in suburban philadelphia. >> it is frightening, i think. >> reporter: infection is caused by a bacteria that is every where. mainly

>>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon.arch is on for gunman who shot and killed a woman early this morning in northeast philadelphia shell casings littered the ground near an apartment complex in the 2600 block of welsh road. man was injured as well. he drove himself to the hospital. police are interviewing that man and other witnesses in their hunt for the killer. lets check the forecast with katie fehlinger. we may need umbrellas today. >> one of the days where we are definitely looking ahead to wet weather, some already experiencing it and that is specific to the northern half of the area. bark worse than the bite on the radar i'll be honest but we have frozen precipitation up through poconos, so if your travels take you to i80, right now it could be slick but expect rain every where, with time, generally this afternoon and evening. we are looking to a nice warm up for first half of the weekend. >> all right, katie thanks very much. we are looking at a disable reek will right now you guys boulevard at southbound broad s

joe, rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you very much.oung man is dead following a shooting in philadelphia's kensington section. police respond dollars to the scene on the 2900 block of rosehill street. just after midnight. nineteen year old was shot dead, once in the head, police tell us, the victim a fears have been perfectly targeted. now surveillance cameras in the area, will hoping will help solve the case. >> train service back on after frightening incident at 11 street in center city. police tell us a man leaned over the platform, was struck by an incoming train yesterday afternoon. now, that man did suffer from a head injury, he's expected to survive. >> space fans will be watching the skies tonight for the latest rocket launch to the international space station. hello. these videos and photographs from the nasa, from nasa rather, show -- what they do show is the rocket poised for r launch at the wallace flight facilities in virginia. will deliver about 5300 pounds every supplies and science experiments, launch scheduled for 7:40

rahel, back over to you. >> justin, thank you. it is being called revolutionary in the treatment of die bees, artificial pancreas has been approved by the fda. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us about a patient who tested the technology. >> katie was diagnosed when type one diabetes when she was just five years old. in the 21 years since, keeping her blood sugar within narrow normal range has been a constant struggle. >> i'm constantly evaluating my situation. where am i going? what am i doing? is that going to affect my blood sugar level? >> for most, it means difficult never ending routine of checking blood sugar, watching what they eat, calculate calculating insulin doses, katie took part in clinical trial of innovative device been called artificial pancreas. >> it combines continuous glucose monitor that reads her blood sugar every five minutes, then, sends the information wirelessly to an insulin pump that releases the precise amount of insulin automatically. the key is a compute their does those calculations faster and

rahel, back to you. >> looking forward to it, thank you. learning more about donald trump's tax records, new york times says it has obtained records showing that trump's business losses in 1995 were close to $916 million, and federal taxable income that year, records show the losses were so large, that they could have allowed him to avoid paying federal income taxes for as many as 18 years. trump's campaign now accusing the times of work to go benefit from nominee hillary clinton. statement adds trump has paid hundreds of millions of dollars in other kind of taxes over the years, we'll have more thon in our next half hour. >>> and, new this morning, two people are in the hospital after a wreck on the schuylkill expressway in the city's wynnefield section. police tell us four cars crashed around 3:30 near the montgomery avenue exit. both people hurt in the crash are in stable condition. part of the highway was closed for short time while the scene was cleared, cause of the accident remains under investigation. >>> well, it is business as usu