we have lingering showers back in southeastern pennsylvania but in south jersey and delaware through the next hour or two expect that line of gusty thunderstorms to roll rel through your area those blinding downpours, wind topping 45 to 50 miles an hour. still frank enough to bring down tree branches and power lines and possible small hail as well, as that line moves through. so here's our severe thunderstorm watch that remains in effect until 8:00 tonight for the entire area lehigh valley and poconos. it looks like your threat has passed. we may start to see national weather service start canceling some of these watches or decreasing the size, of the watches a as we go through next couple of hours but in camden, gloucester, salem, cumberland counties, if you are down the shore this watch is still in effect for good reason. main threat damaging wind and that watch goes until 8:00 o'clock tonight. you can see that line will push toward the coast at 7:00 when it moves from new castle in kent counties and delaware. then it moves off the coast. by 1:00 a.m. we will see clearing skies and

in fact, the heaviest rain is over southeastern portions of pennsylvania where some severe weather is going on right now with severe thunderstorms most of the wind now is over southeastern massachusetts. when the cold front comes through later on, the wind will be gusting and shifting. don't let the rain discourage you. it will be a beautiful weekend. >> sun and clouds warming up on look at that, columbus day 76 degrees. really nice weather coming up this weekend. more coming up in a few minutes. david? >> looks good. barry, thank you. >>> the friday before columbus day traditionally one of the busiest days on massachusetts roadways. you can see by all of the cameras, the rain is not helping the commute home. i want to give you a look first at the right-hand side, the shoulder. this is the pike. screen is eastbound not good and the westbound side is not great, either. the view on the zakim is all jammed up. if you really want to see the story, look at this. the time-saver traffic map, not good. if you are heading out tonight, certainly pack your patience. >> you can keep track of the

big brothers big sisters southeastern pennsylvania is marking its 100th anniversary with a big night out gallon happening next week. marcus allen is the ceo of big brothers big sisters southeastern pennsylvania here on the far right. and he's here with marcus -- dennis jablonski -- i'm sorry. of big brothers who was matched in the hamilton lane beyond walls program nearly three years ago. thanks to both of you for coming here. marcus, tell us why this organization has been suck so successful for 100 years now. it's amazing. >> i'd like to say i think it's been successful because we've focused on what's most important in this country and that's the kids, the kids who have been at risk since 1915. we've been able to pair a kid at wrisk a caring and compassionate adult for the last 100 years and we've seen tremendous results. we've served over 120,000 kids during that time. >> dennis, tell us why you decided to become a big brother and tell us what the experience has been like for you? >> the experience has been great. i'm entering my third year now with my little and just to see him gr

again, southeastern pennsylvania, more than likely this watch not needed anymore.inly for southern new jersey. a watch meaning the potential is there for storms to turn severe but they're moving into some very warm air. it's 77 in millville, 78 dover, 78 in atlantic city. but where the rain has already fallen it's down to 68 philadelphia, 64 allentown, 65 in reading so those temperatures quickly cooling off here this evening post rain. as we look at satellite and radar it's all a part of a cold front that stretches way down to the south into parts of the virginias and eventually the carolinas. a lot of clouds lag behind it but overnight tonight we'll have that early period of some heavy rain and those thunderstorms but quick clearing after midnight. temperatures dropping to 49 in the suburbs, 55 degrees for center city. about an hour and a half from now about 7 o'clock, the storms will be far down into southern new jersey and delaware and as you can see it's beginning to break up, not as much in the way of red color there. off the coast by about 9:00, 9:30 we start

we kick it off with two top 20 teams in southeastern pennsylvania. downing town east.gainst coatsville. it's going to go for it and it's a good call. short pass, fights through the defense. breaks a tackle. he drags the guy into the end zone. they hold on for a 22-12 win over coatsville. william penn kicking it off to castle rock south. patterson turns the first play into pay dirt. 90 yard strike. counsel rock wins 39-0. brandon mack called low number. 65 quarterback rumbled in for the touchdown. they knock off springfield 26-7. check out quigley e. here's a little room. 87 yards to the house. 34-21. up to the lehigh valley. parkland. looking for kenny uboa. 33 yard skocore. 23-3. pensbury and penn ridge. 38-32. that was the difference maker. how about some sky lights? simon grass hosting kensington. emere lewis takes it for six, 61-6. west catholic and the mcdevon defense. he calls up the ball, vince is there to scoop it up. taking it to the house. it will bounce back, they beat 48-3. row rowen, upper dublin wins. upper maryland, and upper merian wins. 22-21. st. agus

football at its findest under the friday night lights kicking off with two top 20 teams in southeastern pennsylvania. downing town east looking to stay perfect against no. 18. east going for it on a fourth and short. it's a good call. a pass, carrying the defender or two into the end zone. they hold on to win it 22-12 over coatsville. kicking off the south, patterson turns the first play into 90 yards for the touchdown. talk about a tone setter. 39-0. visiting springfield montgomery county. the 6'5" quarterback rumbles in for the touchdown to win 26-7. look at ryan quigley, impressive, 87 yards for the fvpd, catholic wins 34-2 1. lee high valley, parkland on the road to east. looking for kenny, and finding kenny in the end zone, 33 yards strike. they knock off east 21-3. penbury up 14-0. finding the alley, gone down the sideline, 37 yard touchdown. winning a close one, 38-32. let's head to the sky for skylights. hosting kensington. troubles, finds a way out mainly to another amir louis who takes it in for six, closing at 61-0. visiting west catholic. the defense getting to west quarterback evans, co

. >> easter seals of southeastern pennsylvania, says it had to take out millions of dollars in loans and cut staff pay, all to keep its promises to the disabled community. >>> a lehigh county judge has rule that the murder case of jimmy super fly snuka can bypass a preliminary hearing and head straight to trial. snuka is charged in the death of his girlfriend nancy argentino more than 30 years ago. argentino died from head injuries from the white hall township hotel. a as part of the agreement snuka's defense attorney will be granted a access to grand jury testimony. >> it was a decision made by the defense team that we would be more beneficial for to us get the transcript now of all of the witnesses prior to trial, in order to prepare a liable defense for mr. snuka. >> authorities took a new you look at that cold case after the publication of snuka's autobiography. >>> 1:39. still ahead this morning, crews end their search for survivors from the missing cargo ship, details ahead. >>> also a ahead check this out a very close call when a plain comes in for a dangerously low landing. >

. >> southeastern pennsylvania chapter is celebrating 100 years of mentor ship.ness news" at the big night out gala at the kimmel center in philadelphia. big brothers big sisters made a positive impact on the lives of 10 of thousands of children in the area. the soaring hoping to raise $1 million in support of its mission. thanks for all the work they do. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> that's going to do it for us. our morning team including jesstin you got to get up and watch him. >> my man. >> for us? tin and kate who's off and don, thanks for watc

big brothers, big sisters organization of southeastern pennsylvania held its 100 anniversary gala.of people attended the star studded event at the kimmel center. night was filled with celebrity appearances, marilyn wayans was events master of ceremony and little league star mo'ne davis helped hand outward tonight. >>> jimmy kimmel live tonight followed by night line. jimmy's guests are taraji p henson, matthew fox and "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good night. >> ♪

for easter seals of southeastern pennsylvania that means they have had to cut staff salaries, take out millions in loans, all to keep the promises already made to the local disable community. >> either side is going to end up with everything that they want, we've got to have something done. we cannot just stay in limbo. >> reporter: whether it be the cost of paper, ink or interest on million-dollar loans, all impacted agreed that the uncertainty has weighed heaviest at all. hall sandra hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still to come tonight, one of the most popular spots during pope francis's visit is taken down. woman behind the knotted grotto talks about its huge impact. >>> kate in. >>> and what a gorgeous evening it is, the the sun just beginning to set right now we will be 20 minutes from sunset, we have a cool sight in the skies thanks to nasa tonight and pretty nice weather for rest of the week. i'll have more on that coming up, don. >>> chip kelly has taken responsibility for eagles offensive troubles, even beginning to sound like andy reid, and the flyers, head south fores

. >> southeastern pennsylvania chapter is celebrating 100 years of mentor ship.itness news" at the big night out gala at the kimmel center in philadelphia. big brothers big sisters made a positive impact on the lives of 10 of thousands of children in the area. the soaring hoping to raise $1 million in support of its mission. thanks for all the work they do. we'll be right back. ♪ (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> that's going to do it for us. our morning team including jesstin you got to get up and watch him. >> my man. >> for us? tin and kate who's off and don, thanks for watc watching. >> i'm jessica dean. stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. to you, my man. >> thanks for watching. to you, my man. ♪ ♪ ( band playing intro music ) captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey! welcome to "the late show," everybody! >>

. >> easter seals of southeastern pennsylvania, says that it had to take out millions of dollars in loans, and cut staff pay, all to keep promises to the disabled community. >>> a philadelphia police sergeant has been arrested after failing to comply with the order to produce unencrypted hard drives. seventeen year veteran sergeant francis rawls was found in contempt of the court's order and taken in custody of the u.s. marshals. commissioner ramsey made the administrative decision to suspend rawls for 30 days with the intent to dismiss. it is not immediately clear what officials were seeking on his hard drive. >>> investigators say the murder of the transgendered women does not appear to be a hate crime. instead robbery may be the motive here. 22-year old keisha jenkins was gunned down tuesday morning near 13th and wynn go hawk even. she was shot in the back. hashtag save her name has been trending on social media to draw awareness to that crime. >>> volkswagen u.s. chief appears before congress for the first time to answer questions about the company's emissions cheating scandal n prepa

there and by 260 acres here in the valley, just because it was settled so much later than southeastern pennsylvania. that is the motivation. even though he had been in america that length of time, he still got the german floor plan. the kitchen is the first door we enter going into the other part of the house. we have a large hearth, a walk-in fireplace, and then behind that, the main room was the stove room, and that in a german house is the living room, dining room, family room, workroom. we have are spinning wheels in there. that is the main room in the house. the parents bedroom is off the so-called counter room, the parents bedroom, so basically three rooms in the main part of the house. george bowman, the , hereo built this house in virginia the way to acquire title to a property in the 18th century, one would venture down here. they would meet with the county surveyor. the surveyor was certified by the college of william and mary and had quite a bit of power because if that surveyor thought you might not be of the proper ilk, you probably will find any property. he would assign you a guide,

county, regional rounds table will take place to discuss the exploding heroin empidemic southeastern pennsylvania. congressman patrick meehan will host members of the de a and other law enforcement officials at upper darby high school. law enforcement and elected officials will join together to discuss improving efforts to combat heroin abuse. the event gets underway at 3:30 this afternoon. >> later on today, the federal aviation administration will announce new rules regarding the use of private drones. the faa will announce a federal registry for anyone who buys a drone. it would allow the government to keep track of drones which have reportedly affected air travel at high attitudes. senator chuck schumer of new york want even more rules. >> twenty-nine states have proposed abolishing drones including new york, big mistake. you don't need to abolish it. what you should do is go fencing, go fencing builds into the software that every drone now has. prohibition, where they can't fly. >> the goal is to have the registry in place by the holidays. it is estimate that 750,000 drones will be sold betw

southeastern pennsylvania, toward the end of october, early november.o we got few weeks to go yet. high pressure over new england, still bringing northeast flow, cool today, 60s but see the sun back through the low 70s on tuesday, mid 70s, for highs on wednesday. lingering clouds, but the farther away you are from the ocean, you will see the sunshine, tonight, we clear out nicely, that allows testimony tours to drop, tomorrow, much of the delaware valley. forecast high today cooler than average, 67, partly sunny skies, not as winnie as well. tonight cool night low 50's around center city to 40's in the circumstances shall then check out the seven day forecast, nice october weather, low to mid 70s through the only of the week. watch out for showers friday. doesn't look like anything heff i would occur later on during the day. all right, meisha, a how are the roads looking this morning? >> roads are looking good, nice and dry. looking good. good morning, for all of you just waking up grabbing your cup of coffee, looking good, looking like traditional mond

across southeastern pennsylvania, and parts of new jersey and delaware. we have to go into november, farther to the south to find the peak. the best color in the pocono mountains is this weekend, and we're starting to see a lot more of that color. there's a live picture from the french manor. up towards the new york state border, it's already peaked an farther to the north in new england where it has peaked as well. now, as far as moisture is concerned, we're just not seeing very much. a few showers in new york state, not moving in this direction, and it's dry over much of the eastern portion of the country. high pressure right nearby, that relatively cool air mass that is changing into a warmer one. the warmest day of the week is thursday, and then we have a cold front coming down from the north that is going to change things for friday. it certainly is going to be cooler. it's going to be warm, 74 degrees tomorrow, 77 on thursday. then we drop. the average high is getting into the mid 60s so we go from above average to below average. after the chilly st

most of the rain is in northeastern maryland, southeastern pennsylvania, moving away from us.with the cold front back to the west, there could be a quick passing shower later this afternoon. temperatures should spike up to the mid 70s this afternoon before trending back down to the 60s. turning breezier later today as well. here's the way the next seven days looks. a chance for a quick shower today. breezy and cooler for tomorrow, thursday, plenty of sunshine. another cold front comes by with very little moisture. on the backside of it, way colder weather. as we head into the weekend, temperatures could be ten degrees or more colder than average. >>> fire season is not over yet in idaho. this fire scorched more than 3,000 acres since the weekend. this fire is burning in boise county. it is moving too fast for firefighters to get a handle on the flames. they say big flames this late in the year can be hard to fight because much of the summer crews have left for the year. >>> people are talk about this one. a woman faces charges after she live streamed her drunk drive home over

looks fairly weak, but stays on the line just as it approaches us through southeastern pennsylvania. maybe a few showers, light rain and low 70s is with what we end up here. we watch it it it on the future cast, taking a wider look as the storm comes in. you'll notice this particular model does hold it together through about noon on tuesday, giving us a chance for a sprinkle, or a light rain. then it completely clears the area. the high resolution future cast. this one gives us the most detail. even tomorrow, a few clouds staying offshore. the game weather looks good for the mets at citi field tomorrow. then tuesday, the showers brush through pretty rapidly. early afternoon, they clear the area. we go with niece numbers. 56 overnight. you can see the stars, it's so clear out there. the columbus day forecast for tomorrow, mid-morning, we're still in the mid-60s. we hit the 70s early in the afternoon. we go for 74. parade will be right here on wabc television. we'll be there along the parade route. by wednesday, that front comes in, and takes the temperatures now to near normal. we're

. >> with marcus allen, ceo of big brother, big sisters, southeastern pennsylvania, so doesn't she lookway, she sounded fantastic. now it, i have some big shoes to fill last night. it is an art exhibit presentation installation in the lobby of the kimmel center. >> so he tried to get me to pose with the shoeings, no, i'm in the going there, i know what you are thinking right now. >> even though you are 5-foot tall. >> you are such a love err. >> oh, look at that. >> but -- it was a really big shoe last night, really big shoe. >> but it really was great turn out. remember the goal was to raise $1 million. waiting for update on. that but if you would like to make a donation, a lot of people asked me, go to make it big 100-point,. >> oh, listen. >> well, okay. >> anyway, so thank up, huey dillon for the pictures and the video. great event. >> i played it through the whole event without being a heal. >> very nice, mike. >> we will take a break. >> my time was wacky. >> ♪ >> ♪ >>> ♪ >> hey, it is 9:23. it is an empire night here on fox. >> it is, i can't wait but one of the things we love ab

picks up some moisture and if that wind is strong enough it brings them all the way here to southeastern pennsylvaniaeally happen today but tomorrow there's a little disturbance coming through so we'll start out clear. then we'll quickly warm the temperatures up in the morning but here's a few showers maybe developing coming into the western suburbs. just a light rain shower. not cold enough for snow yet. this will be warm enough for rain coming down maybe just a passing shower in chester county and berks county and lancaster countily we'll be talking about there cold air tomorrow. it's into the freezing mark here around the philadelphia area, maybe trying to drop down to 32 in the city but right along i-95, the delaware river, we'll be above freezing. it warms up to about 50. doesn't make it there in the northern suburbs, maybe not quite there in the southeastern suburbs suburbs as well. we'll try to get barely above 50 but then as that wind dies down and skies are clear and that air is even colder drops into the 20's by monday morning. tomorrow's cold. monday is colder. highlighting the areas that

defined from new england all the way across northern new jersey now and heading towards southeastern pennsylvania. and if we zoom in on a few locations -- or if i advance it one, we'll go in on a few locations, the cell that came through earlier across portions of new york city, the downpour we just experienced, have pushed northeastward and moving from great neck to bayville. that's where you can expect to find quite a bit of rain right now. if we shift farther to the east, we will see that we have more showers and storms moving across parts of new jersey, some downpours from clifton through west orange as well as towards summit. those extends towards philadelphia where they're seeing the heavier storms coming in across the area. we'll see all this line or this mainline move eastward. we expect another round to pass through new york city as well as across long island. it appears that westchester is lightening up with the rain and the heaviest rainfall has moved towards parts of connecticut, most likely fairfield county. if you'll be riding around 95 in the next hour or so, that's where you'll fi

. >>> big brother, big sisterings of southeastern pennsylvania having a huge bash tonight in center citye kimmel center. our own alex holley helped present an award all part of the celebration of the organization's 100th anniversary and that time it's helped make positive impact on the lives of more than 120,000 children in the philadelphia area. >> i love the organize. >>> suv dangles off the side of this interstate. a child is in inside and rescue crews were still several minutes away. who jumped in to pull that child to safety. >> a couple of burglars bust into a local restaurant they're after one thing but it's not cash. what they threw into the back seat of their car right in the middle of the day. >>> and do you recognize this guy? that's the new look for actor randy quaid. where he tried to sneak in to that landed him in jail. >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. shut down two of our major roadways right now all due to construction. first of all, eastbound on the schuylkill expressway all lanes pushed off at university. they're repaving the

this is lake effect showers some snow in central pennsylvania these clouds are coming to southeastern pennsylvaniaikely not seeing these clouds rain picked up by the radar reaching the ground. clouds will clear up early tonight. look it's clear. if you step out this evening you're already into the 30ing north and west. 42 degrees south and east. city mostly clear down to 43 degrees but by tomorrow morning, we are down below freezing. these numbers continue to drop. highlight the areas expected to be at or below freezing. mostly north and western suburbs tomorrow morning. but a few areas in central new jersey where that freeze warning is in effect. could see temperatures dropping down below freezing. it's clear tonight, that wind starting to die down. it's getting colder. look at the eagles forecast a little bit later. i'll show throw a 70 in there or higher in the seven day forecast i'll show which you days or days could be more than one we'll expect to see that. that's coming up. >> can't wait for that. thank you, dave. >>> of course, you can check out the falling temperatures and the rise as dav

several hundred miles makes, storm scan three showing clear skies over central and much of the southeastern pennsylvania but as you head down the shore south jersey and delaware we're still seeing those cloud right along the the coast. clouds will break out tomorrow, still have some showers over portions of south caroline, worst of the rain has come to an end, steadier showers over coastal north carolina and take a a look at joaquin,ing moving north of bermuda now and you can see really interesting swirl of this upper low down here and joaquin out in the opened atlantic. it looks like they are copying each other with the circulation but none of that will impact us over next several days. look at doppler estimated rainfall over portions of south caroline, some spots got over 2 feet of rain, one area in central south carolina pick up 26 inches of rain, luckily for thaws was further off to the south but devastating flooding, we will have more later in the broadcast. temperatures right now 68 in philadelphia. fifty-six in trenton. sixty-two at the atlantic city a airport. after 60's today we will warm backu

. >> easter seals of southeastern pennsylvania says it had to take out millions in loans and cut staff pay to keep promises to the the disabled community. >>> your time right now 6:08. >> coming up, do you feel cramped, sitting next to you. >> wait until you see new plan to start stacking passengers on a plane. >>> more terrible news in south caroline, death toll continues to rise as more dams breach. the find out why residents are bracing for to it get even worse. >>> and why officials say mattresses are to blame for a fiery truck accident on the new jersey turnpike. >> ♪ >>> yes, 70 degrees, sunny, are you kidding me. the just a lovely day ahead. we're happy to report. we will enjoy it while it lasts. >> because is there always a but in the forecast. >> rain, is coming. >> justin will clue you in coming up. >>> filling in a huge hole from the state flood. crews moved tons of rocks on dams to stabilize structures which many predict will break. number of south carolina dam failures increase todd 13. >>> first wave of flooding behind and residents around south carolina begin a massive c

in southeastern pennsylvania, a holiday celebration goes from festive to fearsome in the blink of an eye. >> oh, my god. >> what the -- what the -- >> july 4th, 2010, the town is celebrating more than american independence. they are also celebrating their home town's big birthday. lifelong natives look forward to the evening festivities. palmyra was celebrating and it was a big deal for the community. >> they had vendors set up, rides set up and things for adults and kids to do. >> the night will be topped off by a fireworks display at the buck swank football field, a first in the town's history. her teenage son doesn't want to miss it. >> i was hanging out with my girlfriend all day. we met up with my mom right before we watched the fireworks. >> the lawn is crowded with scores of spectators but she and her kids find a spot in the grass up front. they sit just behind the tape separating them from the fireworks launch site, 250 feet away. hundreds more get a view from farther away. >> about 10:00 the fireworks started going off. it was beautiful. >> my girlfriend and i were just layi

mid to late october here in southeastern pennsylvania.at. they're biking for bancroft in burlington counsel too. a lot of events going on today. that is one of them. great event there. so outside the sunshine and the cooler temperatures. it's warming up now. still 39 in pottstown but just 40 in allentown. 40 in reading. philadelphia close to 50 degrees down to 40 in millville. no more rain thankfully here across south carolina. additional inches of rape on top of areas that had flooding much that's moving out. good news there. no rain in our forecast at least today and tomorrow. but that will change coming up this week here by about tuesday morning. if you're heading to the game today, pre-game 59. upper 60s close to 70. then cooling off just little bit post game. so a very warm day despite that chill we have now. it will quickly warm up. now this is tuesday morning. a little sliver of clouds and showers. that's a front approaching so early tuesday you may see a few light showers moving through. this will be early in the day on tuesday. t

county, regional rounds table will take place to discuss the exploding heroin empidemic southeastern pennsylvaniacongressman patrick meehan will host members of the de a and other law enforcement officials at upper darby high school. law enforcement and elected officials will join together to discuss improving efforts in combating heroin abuse. the event gets underway at 3:30 this afternoon. >>> and, later on today, the federal aviation administration will announce new rules regarding the use of private drones. the faa will announce national registry for anyone who buys a drone. allow the government to keep track who have is flying them. the goal is to have a registry? place by the holidays. it is estimated that 750,000 drones will be sold by the year's end. >>> former nba player lamar odom showing some signs of improvement. his family says odom has regained consciousness, and has been speaking. odom has been in a hospital for almost a week after he was found unconscious at a brothel near las vegas. authorities are still retracing odom's three day visit to the broth em to determine what caused hi

looking as destabilization of the atmosphere it was a little more pronounced over southeastern pennsylvania. as it moves into new jersey this cell should weaken a little bit but it is moving quickly, keeping its strength and its speed and that is why we are concern about that tornado warning continuing to be extended a a this cell moves east. right now it has not been extended. it has in the been canceled. it is still in effect tornado warning. let's query this and see what we are dealing with here. right now we are looking at eastern half of the tornado warning, western half most of the worst of it has passed for you but in norristown, conshohocken in the main line, in gulph mills, villanova, in bryn mawr, places like this this is heading your way and then we will start to deal with this cell moving in the greater philadelphia metro area right at the time of the rush hour. a lot of people outside on the roadways and it is moving quickly in the philadelphia area so again we cannot show this enough, tornado warning in effect act now, head to the basement, head to any interior room. already r

tonight for the kimmel center because it is 100 anniversary of big brothers, big sisters in southeastern pennsylvaniairginia necessary williams is in town, macy gray, third eye blind, marlon wayans will be in the show in the studio. it will be hosting with mo'ne davis. >> okay, all right you better get your act together. >> i will there been. >> you can still get ticket at kimmel center.org and make it big. they are a gators. >> are you sure i'm's set to do this. >> i committed you. >> i should be committed. >> and i was a few years ago but now i'm out. >> bob kelly, joe danker, in the control room, they ordered, when we get coffee in the morning. they go would i like mine, just straight black. new survey says people who order their coffee just black, are crazy. >> what? >> you drink black coffee, right. >> no. >> so the study published in appetite it shows people like their coffee black they possess anti social and psychopath i can personality traits. >> bob kelly is a psychopath. >> imagine that. >> yes. >> now, people who like their coffee black do you think they are crazy too. >> this study was c

so apparently it does not mean the septa stand for just southeastern pennsylvania transportation authority but also snakes enjoy public transportation as well. we can say that is what it stand for because, yes, as we go to our video cornan riley a 26 year-old father, father to a son and to a four year-old brazilan red tail bowa constrictor name reds. a apparently, riley and redz are regular riders of the septa route 52 busing to go monster pets every now and then to go grocery shopping for reds. a lot of people take their dogs to pet the co and spet smart to buy their food. apparently riley followed that way of living by taking reds grocery shopping to monster pets and by the way, riley buys reds live rats to eat when he also brings home on the septa bus which we found out. anyway, here's a little bit of the pet owner, and pet owner passenger. >> some people were scared, some people really wasn't but everybody had to evacuate the the bus. it is not the poisonous. the it is just a constrictor. they squeeze their pray to death. >> they were running off the bus because they said there was a s

further west, you can pick out a leading edge of the next cold front stretching along southeastern ohio into western pennsylvania. i don't think the metro area will see any rain from this front when it comes through. maybe an additional period of cloudiness. milder temperatures with westerly wind. virginia beach at 79 degrees. 50's to around 60 degrees to the north and west. for this afternoon, partly cloudy at times. temperatures hit about 74 degrees. the last pleasantly warm day with a feel a fall in the air starting tonight and lasting for the balance of the week. larry: enjoy today while we have it. the holiday is over and traffic red -- traffic returning to normal. danielle: we have lots to talk about. you're watching delays on the of 95 in virginia. we have left lane road work causing a backup. 234 and dumfries. expect to see delays as you head over to eastern avenue, not to enter a delay in this camera. right around sargent road we have an accident closing the roadway in both directions. at that was an earlier police investigation still ongoing. you will have to find your way around that one. as you head

pennsylvania southeastern republicans coming across moderate -- maybe they can act on this issue.good for them. >> okay. thanks to our insiders, and thank you for watching. i'm matt o'donnell. that's "inside story" for this sunday. we'll see you next week. i'll see you monday morning for action news beginning at 4:30 a.m. folks, it's columbus day. >> wow. >> we'll see you then. >> wow. [ laughter ] >> i'm nydia han along with eva pilgrim. >> coming up next on "action news," two men land in the hospital, one man critical after a parking lot assault. >>> the boy shot to death by a cleveland police officer stirs new anger. >>> a female terrorist tries to set off a suicide bombing in israel as violence escalates there next on "action news." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with the name trusted for nearly 80 years, you have the compassion and security of blue cross, giving you the courage to enjoy the ride. independence blue cross. live fearless. baby! mom! i love that we're spending the weekend together. oh i know! hey, why don't you turn off your phone and all your stuff. good idea. it's off. mom? oh my int

pennsylvania. that's in the southeastern portion of pennsylvania.. the controllers do have the ability to deflate the helium from that balloon to bring it down. but only when it's tethered. so the question is, now, why is that balloon descending? officials here can't say whether those f-16s actually took some kin ittic action. they have guns. they could easily punch holes in the balloon if they had to. don't know if that happened. so for inexplicable reasons at this point, we're told the ploon is descended and appears ready to land sometime in columbia, county, pennsylvania. we dent know why. >> let's put up the weather graphic. we have this radar sequence, the last frame of which can we go to the wider frame that show s nexrad of the east coast? there's a line of yellow developing in the state of new jersey. even though this is an ongoing, big slog of a rain system today, embedded in it are some pretty severe storms and some terrific downpours. it may turn out that weather was a factor in the untethering of this aerostat. the other thing that is bo

things in the government that education of our children in state of pennsylvania should be paramount. >> easters seals of southeastern pa says it has to take out millions of loans and cut staff pay to keep promises to the disabled community. it was one of the most popular spots during the visit of pope francis and world meeting of families and now it's no more. nada grat owe was taken down today and remained on the ground since cathedral basilica longer than expected as people continued to visit even after pope returned to vatican. it contained fabric strips with prayers on them and now it will be used for insulation for hom homeless. >> you saw it rights here on cbs 3 the heart bounding new medical trauma code plaque. tonight meet the young doctor behind the hit show and how his life took unimaginable turn at a young age. we'll look at the connection to pennsylvania, kate. >> it was a warm day temperatures mid 70s. above average rest of week and temperatures take a tumble and the cold front that takes change changes in the rain coming up in weather. >> and plus a delaware county police officer daily breakfast turns

he was in charge of booking meeting and knss at the pennsylvania con section vepte vepter. >> southeasternf big brothers and sisters was recognized for its work by city council as well. it has helped shape the livesp countless children and adults in our area for the last 100 years. big brothers and big sisters provides after school activit activities, tutoring and out reach programs. >> all right time to reach out matt pellman one more time in the "action news" traffic center. >> what's good and not so good. >> we have improving situations along the schuylkill. delays getting better but still out there. slow. sun glare not helping us out. as we look tonight 76 near conshohocken curve westbound accident approaching 0 and king of prussia involving overturned vehicle is long gone and recovered fairly nicely at least for schuylkill and it's still a 33 minute westbound travel time ideally should be 14 minutes. still not great it's after all the schuylkill. great news after reopening on tuesday of the route 23 valley forge road bridge in schuylkill township chester county today east pike land to

southeastern massachusetts, even colder night tonight. freeze warning in effect. we'll talk more coming up. >> our top story this morning, a mother from pennsylvania facing some serious charges after triggering an amber alert. police say she took her seriously ill son and fled. >> they were' found here in boston. one of her friends is talking about what happened. john cuoco has the story. >> reporter: early saturday, at around 2:00 am state police activated an amber alert sending notifications to phones across the state. >> it was very startling and at that time of night i'm wondering how many people message. >> reporter: the alerts warn people to be on the cars. >> i think the amber alert is a great tool we make sure we can get to get the message out. >> reporter: police say tiffany cherry fled pennsylvania with her seriously il2 and a half-month-old son allegedly ignoring directions to get care. hard to believe. >> reporter: authorities believe she left pennsylvania late friday afternoon, drove more than 300 miles an hour all the way to boston. police in pennsylvania reported the child was suffering from severe dehydration. we're told charger he a felony warrant is

pennsylvania and maine met at parking lot. and lincoln rhode island attribute john martin. martin was injured when his truck lost control and southeastern connecticut month ago but only recently died from his injuries tow truck drivers said competitive rather business but they are still a family. we are professionals and that we stick together. >> friends say martin was hard working guy tow truck procession ended riverside. where martin. student accused racial slurs and group text. those slurs were directed at their new class president. later on tonight what the city is doing about that. and also ahead mayor of boston on why he hiring former federal prosecute to investigate his own evacuation. >> and local man says he lost his life after another driver rear ended him in deadly collision. for some reason they don't want to give me lieutenants back. it makes me feel like i am everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet 500 mbps. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer sat

1749, to pennsylvania for 25 years and then he could sell 100 acre form off therefore and buy 260 acres here in the valley, just because the valley of virginia was so much later than southeastern america, that was the motivation. but he still built a very german floor plan. the kitchen or kucha is the first door we enter going into the other part of the house. we have a large hearth, people refer to as a walk-in fireplace and behind that the main room is the stubba or stove room and that is the living room, dining room, family room, work room, we have our spinning wheels in there, that is the main room of the house. and the parents' bedroom is off of the stubba and that is the parents bedroom. so three rooms in the main part of the house. originally, george bowman, name of the man that built this house, he was born yohan bowman, as i mentioned a german immigrant. here the way to acquire title to property, in the 18th century, one would venture down here, most folks from pennsylvania, not everybody, and meet with a county surveyor and the county surveyor was certified by the college of william and mary and had power because if that surveyor thought you might not be of the prope

pennsylvania we're not sure. extreme northern new jersey and then possibly extreme southeastern new york state.new england and connecticut, massachusetts. but if you follow the wind, they go across the northeast and then get into canada maritime. this is where they may decide if they want to shoot the system down and let it fall to get into a safe zone. but think about this. 16,000 feet, all the airports across this region are going to be high alert. it will give fits to air traffic controllers at 16,000 feet across teterboro, laguardia, jfk, up toward logan. so it will be interesting to find out exactly where this is. but again, we're not sure what the material is, that mean as lot if they decide to let it go to several thousand feet up in the air. >> my goodness, i hope this doesn't affect people flying anywhere in the northeast area. what a mess! spider marks, major general spider marks, i've got you now. let me try it again. we're talking about potentially shooting this thing down. how? from the f-16s? >> well, frankly, the short answer is sure, you could. but the issue is these jlens have