it is sunday november 2nd, i'm nicole brewer, thanks for joining us. it is 8:00 o'clock. it is cold, dreary weekend, and will continue until today. >> syma was demanding on twitter that i turn the wind off. >> i know, can to you that. >> i tried but i broke the switch in the process. so the wind, continue i'm afraid and we will keep them with us today, and good portion of tonight, as well and it will be more winnie tonight then it was yesterday. chilly day but brighter day, we don't have have all that rain to deal with. look at how pretty it looks

right new looking at center city philadelphia just a gorgeous shot, and seeing blue skies, in 22nd. we have nice looking weather conditions in most other locations but it is glummy looking at jack frost big boulder at this point. notice the tree, blowing around, we have got wind chill there and it has been as low as the teens in the poconos this morning. out in reading reeve 42 degrees right now and it is starting to brighten up there. we will enjoy the rest of the day as we get these clouds out of here. we can see low pressure system the spin, counterclockwise spin on that low, the rain that came here yesterday is now up through massachusetts and rhode island, and the other, bulk of this moving to the south, we are left with some clouds moving through right now, but they won't be here all day. forty-three in philadelphia. forty-two trenton. forty in wilmington. forty in allentown. forty-five in wildwood. it looks acceptable until you step outside and you realize that it feels like eight in the poconos. feels like 30 in allentown.

33 degrees in philadelphia. this is a cold start with these wind now sustained wind, 26 miles an hour in philadelphia. that is constant, we have gusts that are higher then that and they will continue to gust, today. temperatures will be getting to around 50 degrees, skies brighten, temperatures really, they will feel like the 30's and lower 40's all day licensing because of that win. we will get a warm up though, it is on the seven day forecast, i'll be happy to show thaw, nicole. >> all right, carol we will be happy to see it. >> happening right now 5,000 runners on their way to the starting lane of the ben franklin bridge taking part in the run to the 10k set to begin in ten minutes. syma chowdhry join us live,. >> that is right, nicole, it is very chilly out but it is all smiles here at campbell's feel. i will walk away to take a look, a lot of folks getting

ready, a lot of folks are meeting inside campbell's field. just getting their instructions on what to do next. run starts at 8:30. folks would be shuttled to the base of the ben franklin bridge. let look live from our traffic camera, because it should be, empty right now, very quiet. the most quiet you have ever seen ben franklin bridge, at 7:45. it will remain closed to traffic, until 9:30 this morning when the event is over. now these runners, they will start around 8:30 at the base of the ben franklin bridge right where the tolls are, they will make their way across the bridge, go to philadelphia, make their way back and that wilt total a 10k. it is a walking event. walkers participating and they have i 2-mile event as well. this is all to raise money for lark school an organization that helps children with disabilities a lot of folks participating are family members and health care volunteers are here as well

and other folks who want to participate as well. now, wolf, pose he had for pictures and spoke to voters yet at cheltenham mall. one of several stops on the campaign trail. wolf is currently leading in the kohl's. tom corbett also campaigning in our area today. corbett will subpoena by a rally in bucks county, with new jersey governor chris christie. yesterday corbett spoke to workers in the scranton area. bet candidates urging the

public get out and vote on tuesday. well, a team have of investigators with the national transportation safety board is looking into the deadly crash of the virgin galactic passenger spaceship. richard brand son also spoke to employees on saturday. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: more than a dozen investigators from the national transportation safety board are in the mohave desert examining data and combing site where virgin galactic's spaceship two blew apart and crash. the accident killed a test pilot. >> wreckage is located, on a large area, or oriented north east to southwest about 5 miles from end to even. >> reporter: spacecraft, crashed friday afternoon during a test flight, 39 year-old michael allsbury was kill, his co pilot was peter seabold who was seriously injured after parachute to go safety. because the accident happened on the test flight, it has more data then usual for its

investigation. on saturday virgin galactic's billion air founder met with employees. >> we are determined to find out what went wrong, the safety has always been, our number one priority. >> reporter: richard branson vows his program will cautiously move forward. >> it is a massive setback, it is horrendous for families of the test pilot, but, we've now got to pick ourselves up. >> reporter: friday's accident was the second private spacecraft to blow up in a week. a rocket loaded with supplies for the international space station, exploded moments after lift off, tuesday in virginia. in mohave california, danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". police arrested a long time mummer and his daughter in connection with the attack on a man in queen village. detectives believe cover men and rita, are the suspects seen here on surveillance video. suspects approached at second and carpenter last saturday. woman hit the victim in the

chest with the baseball bat, man than shot the victim in the leg as he tried to get away. carmen was induct in the fancy brigades hall of fame in 2006. trick or treaters expect to find check late, lolly-pops and other treats in their bag but within child made a dangerous discovery, "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers explains why police in montgomery county are now warning parents to check their child's halloween candy. >> reporter: morning after trick or treating it is often some check late that starts your day. dump out candy, pick out a piece, and then go for it. thirteen year old brandon did that on saturday but when he opened up the mini crunch bar there was check late and a razor blade. >> it is scar that i someone would do that in our neighborhood. >> reporter: blade was laying on top of the chocolate inside what he still thinks was a sealed rapper, brandon immediately told mom jennifer. >> i didn't know what to do? what do you do when you find i raiser blade in candy. >> reporter: she called police

who had in the dealt with this either. >> i believe the first for our township, you hear about it a lot but this is first we have ever experienced it. >> reporter: police took razor blade as evidence and that is why we cannot see it. they did spread the word around lansdale area handing you the flyers telling people to check their candy. jennifer toll us brandon excentric or treat on the few blocks close to her house. >> i'm thinking who would be that crazy to take the time, to reseal a piece of candy with the razor blade in it. >> reporter: because there is limited amount of houses involve, police say it will be that much easier to affect us their investigation. they will go door to door asking questions. >> if we have to, we will, but the the good parties it is a close community and everybody but one person in that community wants us to find out to you. >> reporter: police say they will perform a forensic examination, on the blade itself to see if any information can be found out that way. we're in lansdale matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". an accident the roosevelt boulevard in the northeast

leads to two people being dead. car hit a with man and man ran into traffic. it happened just before 6:00 at borbeck avenue in rhawnhurst. vehicle did stop. unidentified man was pronounced dead at the scene. woman died an hour later at the hospital. meanwhile a woman is fighting for her life after being struck by two cars right outside temple university hospital. that first car that hit her, stop. the second car kept right ongoing. philadelphia police are looking to see if there is surveillance video that may have caught the the glimpse of the slain vehicle. search is on for a knife wielding suspect who stabbed a man in frank for. police say it happened inside a sandwich shop at frankford and margaret early saturday morning. thirty-one year-old victim was stabbed four times in the face and head. he is in critical condition. it is 8:09 right now, a scary scene at happiest place on earth, coming up next, more on a fire that broke out on a newly built attraction at walt disney world.

plus, we will have this. coming up are you baffle by crazy sounding ingredient in food, things like this, what is that. >> have have you heard of camuth. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl checking out crazy new food ingredients

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new this morning, some scary moments at walt disney world after a fire breaks out near seven dwarfs mine train, this happened around 10:30 last night. officials say embers from fire works in magic kingdom may

have have spark the flames. luckily riders made it out safely and no injuries were reported that ride reopened about an hour later, wow, scary scene there. self homes are evacuated after downpours caused in mud slides in southern california. one man was trapped inside a house for a short time and later found safe. forecasters say this storm is normal for november, to start the the california's wet season. hey, take a look at this, snow falling in parts of the south, this video is from north caroline that you see here but georgia and south carolina we're told reported their first flakes of the season. fortunately, in snow here. but feeling the chill this morning, you have to bundle up or stay inside, right, yes, clearly and fortunately it isn't snow and it isn't rain like yesterday, nicole, it is sunshine, we are seeing it out there so energy these blue

skies, looks so pretty, with powder blue skies returning and after a incredibly glummy day, maybe you have some stuff done around the house and relaxed all day which is a better option. we will move to another location and we will find kutztown and this conveyor belt of clouds, continuing and just notice them moving. as i notice them moving very fast. if it weren't so cold put a blanket down and watch this all go by but do it all over the window or look through our window, at our neighborhood network. 37 degrees the temperature out of kutztown. we will brighten up sky wise, the wind will continue all day long today. we have storm scan three, showing a couple areas of really nice clearing, rest of us will be getting into it, but if we're seeing sunshine now, hang on to it and aren't seeing a full sunshine now it is getting further away, high pressure builds in fast and things start to look real arely nice.

it looks fine here and even temperature wise in the 40's for everybody but that does not factor in the wind. when we factor in the win we make it feel, colder. thirty-three right now. it feels like 18 up in the poconos right now, 34 in wilmington. thirty-two in millville. cold start these temperatures will feel in the upper 30's, lower 40's, all day long. winds, sustained winds, this is non-stop, 26 miles an hour in philadelphia, with the occasional gust, over 30 miles an hour and we could be finding as high as 40 miles an hour win gusts, very, very windy, chilly, raw kind of day to day, even though temperatures will be getting to 50 degrees. it won't feel that way at all. tomorrow, it is going to be be better, well up in the 50's, that low pressure system get farther away, high pressure builds in more. wind can be relax. their enemy is farther away. they can take a deep breath, exhale we will fine

temperatures looking nice around here tomorrow, they will get better on tuesday though, and we are looking at readings on monday, in the upper 50's, tuesday, why don't we get all the way in the 60's, middle 60's, it will be partly sunny, it looks like a nice day. wednesday we have a nice day with temperatures getting well up in the 60's, there may be a few more clouds and speaking of which, why don't we look at future weather. we have right now, clear skies, we will get to maybe tomorrow, later on in the afternoon and evening, we will pick up a few more clouds, tuesday looks great, people are out voting, in weather issues at all, by the time, we will get to wednesday we will look at nice weather conditions, notice this shower that wants to sneak in, and on thursday, there is a chance we will see more in the way of showers, with you situation we will machine for, it would be rain showers. still so cold out there that we have freeze warnings in fact well off to the west, so cold, cold, cold, as we move into tomorrow morning, and in all locations but especially

to the west, fall foliage, what didn't blow down yesterday, or get rain down or just fall down, just out of sheer exhaustion from being up in trees for months and months, we are find something interesting changes in the leaves, it looks really pretty out there but noah lieutenant of them will be blowing around today and saying, you know what, we will hit pavement for a while. don't you hit the the pavement, just watch out for them, rather slippery with these leaves out there. temperatures that look like they are in the 50's are lower 40's will feel so much colder then this windy in all location is today so just make note of. that sunnies coming up early now 6:31 because we have change clocks, wind gusting to 40 miles an hour today, tonight we will get down to 32 degrees. it will be in the 20's in outlying areas, we will get frost and freeze in many locations, wind 30 miles an hour, you bundle up tonight and keep your pets as warm as you are, and as we get through tomorrow, 58 degrees,

looks nice, tuesday looks better at six five wednesday on clouds but mild, 68 degrees, thursday some showers, 62. big cool down after that. should be drying out by friday and saturday, nicole. >> carol, thank you. >> 8:19. let check on the roads with ann, good morning. >> it looks like people taking over ben franklin bridge, in more cars, no more traffic. ben franklin bridge is shut down from now until 9:30 for the run the bridge event which business to begin the run and walk, as you can see people milling around getting ready to race. >> you will want to take walt whitman instead as your alternate for race today, ben franklin bridge is shut dunn from now to 9:30 with admiral wilson boulevard between federal street and the bridge and 676 northbound between route 30 and ben franklin bridge. we will move the traffic cam here to another site of another great race, and this is ben franklin parkway, ben franklin parkway is home for today's race for hope for

brain tumor research, ben franklin parkway is between art museum circle and spring garden street as you can see a lot of people for that race today. that is latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. all right, ann, thank you. happening today 12th annual walk new for autism, opening ceremonies take place at 10:30 outside citizens bank park. more than 20,000 people are expect to attend the the event. this is video from last years walk. money raisedded towards money a autism advocates and services. and if you go out there say hi to "eyewitness news" anchors chris may and jessica dean. they will both be volunteering at that walk. are you baffled by crazy sounding ingredients in food? some of them have strange names and they are popping up seemingly every where, three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl answers the the question what is that? >> reporter: so, moc a,

kamutt in everything from crack tours granola bars. >> we have not heard of them. >> have you heard of kamutt. >> absolutely not. >> what do you think. >> sound very strange. >> i don't know, name scares you. >> sound scary. >> yes. >> kamutt is an egyptian grain in the wheat family like a nut rice with extra protein. >> we now have anxious grains that are coming back from thousands and thousands on have have years ago. they are much more nutritionally dense, and just wheat and they have a much more larger nutritional profile. >> reporter: philadelphia nutritionist sally ice evenberg says many strange sounding ingredients can help with everything from memory and mood, to sleep and sex, as a biggie weight loss. >> it will keep you full. >> you eat less. that is one of the benefits of spel t. >> how about sp el t spaghetti for dinner. >> it taste lighter and more nutty then regular spaghetti and much more protein, more fiber, then wheat.

>> as techs first cultivated something called amorant in a variety of products cereals, chips, crackers. it is technically a seed that contains protein, also vitamin c and minerals like iron and calcium. >> i eat this regularly, yes. >> how is it. >> pretty good. >> moca is a root from south america sold as a powder that you mix with something. >> it sounds like mozerella. >> it is a super food. >> something new. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i may try it. >> moka is loaded with vitamins and antioxidants a among potential benefits relieving anxiety, depression, hot hot flashes, and. >> it is also speaksed to be good for labido. >> i heard people talk bit. >> and goci berries are branching out in new products, they contain high levels of the antioxidants. >> not dad good necessity taste sort of like a raisin. >> your eyes will thank you. >> good for my eyes, my skin. >> there is different products, they have goci berries, there is chocolate

covered goci berries. >> you might find some in your halloween treats, stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness

well, philadelphia native bradley cooper may be the the biggest stars in the movies, but cbs sunday morning, karena tells us, these days he a has broadway on his mind. here's a preview of the interview on cbs's sunday morning. >> when bradley cooper was a kid in the philadelphia suburbs he would sit for hours, in this theater watching movies with his dad. >> when you sat here with a kid with your dad did you think i would love to be a actor. >> 100 percent. it was a joke, for people around me that this little kid

was saying he would be an a actor. good his father, charles, who passed away three years ago, would show him classic films. >> apocalypse now and deer hunter, taxi driver and raging bull. >> you were young. >> i was 11 or 12. >> i was mainly excited because i saw how much he was excited and i idolized him. >> it was his father's insistence on watching one particular movie that changed everything. >> when i saw the the elephant man, i knew it, i said this is what i want to do in my life. >> cooper's interest, continued to grow, and in 2012 he brought his interpretation to the highly regarded williamstown theater festival in massachusetts. >> so was that dream born in williamstown or was this a dream that was hatched a long time ago. >> to do it on broadway. >> yes. >> i would say, and i'm someone who thinks big, i never thought i would be able to do the elephant man on broadway. >> all right, how about that.

>> bradley coupe are on broadway plus an old front, friend star lisa kudrow and much more right here on cbs-3. 8:26. coming up next on "eyewitness news", november has a big opportunity for bargain hunters, three on your side, jim donovan has best things to buy that will save you most this month. also ahead a happy reunion after weeks apart a dallas nurse who survived ebola is back together, with your dog. and ben franklin bridge is shut down at this hour, and just in minutes it will be full of runners and in the cars at an event with a big cause, we are live with that story wh

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today is sunday november 2nd good morning to you thanks so much for joining us i'm nicole brewer. it is just about 8:30. let check that forecast. it will be a chilly one out there carol, you have to bundle up. >> quite a week even, we have a wintry feel to it and especially i think maybe today because of the wind it will make it feel like down in the 30's and maybe lower 40's for the warmth of the day, highest it will feel. we will look outside and it is starting to brighten up really nicely and after that glummy day yesterday, this is a perfect look, as we look at center city philadelphia temperature of 44 degrees. do not let that temperature fool you, it feels colder than that. it is pretty down at the shore and windy too, you can see they are hugging the buildings, one or two people outside the boardwalk right new because it will be wind there i as in every place else. so windy these cloud get pushed around like clouds, 37 degrees out in kutztown this morning. it will be brightening up. you can see blue skies john

those clouds and that is trend for the day as we brighten up continuously during the day. storm scan three, showing some areas a little brighter then others. precipitation out of the way, we have pick up an inch of rain yesterday, 43 degrees in philadelphia we have 42 trenton. forty in wilmington. but we have the win, and it feels like 30 degrees in will allentown, it feels like 18 outside in the poconos. feels like freezing mark in millville and 33 at the airport in philadelphia with these wind of 26 miles an hour. but they are gusting higher then. that they are gusting in the in the middle 30's. this is a windy cold day and as temperatures warm up close to that 50-degree mark and sun comes out, it doesn't do much. we will get these included out on have here. it will be nice as you are being blown a around and. >> all right, carol. >> thank you.

happening right now, thousands of runners just started to make their way a across ben franklin bridge we are growing and growing, tries to raise money for a lark school an organization that helps children, with disabilities. and, lots of folks are out here real early in the morning. they had a message for carol. they asked her to tone down the the win. they were saying they are a little bit nervous to run on

the ben franklin bridge with all this wind out here. >> but again, this is an event that benefits, a lark school. i expect with a parent whose student goes to the lark school and she said this event is just so heart warming to see so many people out here participating. >> it is amazing, breathtaking that map, going over the bridge thinking they are all in it for your child. >> reporter: she was very, very touched by that, she had tears in her eyes when she said that. folks, ben franklin bridge is filled with feet, not tires, so you have to avoid this area, about 9:30 but if you make your way over to the philadelphia side, use the walt whitman bridge or betsy ross bridge because again, right now ben franklin bridge has about 5,000 runners on it. live from camden, syma

chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" us. >> if carol could control the weather i it would be 75 and sunny. thanks, stay warm out there. it is 8:33. local k-9 officers who participated in the man hunt for eric frein are back home and sharing their experiences. frein was captured at an abandoned airport hanger on thursday after spending 48 days on the run. now prosecutors have charged him with first degree murder in the september 12th ambush in which corporal brian dick son was shot and killed and trooper alex douglass wounded. officers say frein's capture was a team effort. >> there were numerous sight goes, we were get the dogs out and to go from the last possible, spot that he was seen and the dog on the track if he picked up on anything. >> it is always in the back of your mine that he could pick you off anywhere. plus, the traps he had set up. so, it was two things you had to worry about. >> the officers were part of the septa's iron dog challenge

that event raises money to support family of plymouth town hip police officer bradley fox. he was killed in the line of duty in 2012. u.s. marine for the in afghanistan is back home in florida avenue spending seven months in a mexican prison. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette tells us the role post traumatic stress disorder may have played in the judge's decision. >> reporter: a private plane touchdown in miami bringing home marine sergeant andrew, and the retired marine gave a brief wave and smile before leaving the airport in an sur. he was freed friday night from a mexican jail, where he spent the past eight months. it was arrested after crossing the boarder with loaded guns. he said he had made a wrong turn on a california freeway and never intended to enter mexico. the state department and u.s. politicians for the for his release. >> we have to stand behind our veterans, and when they are in

war and when they are civilians. >> plane flew from mexico to san diego before heading to florida. a mexican judge's order says he was freed, because of his mental state. he served in afghanistan and suffers from post traumatic stress disorder. the 26 yúar-old will new begin treatment and as well as reconnect with his family. >> they are back together, you know, it was a very nice reunion this morning, and i think they will spend a little time as a family. >> reporter: family spokesperson says after months in jail, he is looking forward to a sea food dinner. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". medical experts, say we should expect more ebola cases in the you had, before the end of the year. meantime, insuring doctor craig spencer has been upgraded from serious to stable condition he has been in quarantine for the last nine days. now we have been working with

doctors without border in ginea. >> she has gotten an all clear, once stricken finally reunited with her because loved dog this weekend. as ken reports, the cameras were rolling for that emotional moment. >> a nice long shower. >> is what going on. >> and a fresh new dog dew were finish touches before a picture perfect reunion for bentley and his owner. with his owner and ebola survivor nina pham. >> just such a joyous occasion. >> these images show the moment were two reunited, he had been quarantined, following fears that he too was infect with ebola, thankfully he never was. >> i would like to take a moment to thank you both from all around the world, to send their best wishes and prayers to you and mr. bentley. >> reporter: nina pham is ebola free and could not be happier to have her dog back in her arms. even battling her own ordeal

her four leg friend was always atop of mine. >> after i was diagnosed with ebola, i didn't know what would happen to bentley. >> reporter: for 21 days bentley was looked after after dallas animal services and team of vets from texas a and m. and judging by smiles on the face it is clear man's best friend knows a thing or two about healing and while this pair gets used to thee bowl scare young nurse turned survivor is looking ahead to their future. >> my hope and thought was treatment and care at nih, researchers and doctors, are one step closer to finding a cure for ebola. >> wow, we love that mr. bentley. that was ken, reporting by the way. nina, if you will remember, was discharged after successful treatment for ebola just last month. much more still to come, on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next, we will check with bob schieffer for a look a today's

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cbs face the nation will be coming your way later this at 10:30 on cbs 36789 joining us live from washington is moderator and chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. bob, good morning to you. >> well, good morning, nicole. we're all about the election, of course, the senate, who is going to control it, republicans or democrats, will democrats find themselves cop troll the white house and both houses of congress. that is how it is looking. that is what analyst are telling us but all of these races are owe close that anything can happen. we will talk to two of the most popular campaigners, kentucky tea party republican senator rand paul is campaigning for republicans in 30 states. and, this has been and cbs news election team with us to get all of the very latest on this race. and, we're going to be talking

to the u.s. ambassador to the u.n., samantha power, she's just back from west africa, and those areas hardest hit, by ebola. she will give us her first report on how this situation, is looking, because in addition to the heart break, and the trauma in the human tragedy, ebola and how to handle it is also become an issue in this campaign. so, ebola a, and the elections, that is where we are on face the nation, today. >> lots to cover and again, coming your way 10:30 on cbs-3, bob, thank you. >> 8:41. still to come a much nicer looking start to the day but, what this camera doesn't show you is cold and the win, yep, it is out there, carol will return to tell us about a warm up for the week ahead. also ahead, take advantage of the best bargains of the year, consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with what to buy and what to skip, this month. we will tell you. we are just hours away from the kick off of the

eagles and texans game, rob ellis will get you ready when

to buy or not to buy, how do you know when you are getting a really good deal. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan heads straight to the experts and offers advice for november bargain hunters. when retail shopping experts at deal news.com, examines november pricing trend, several things were certain. stores will be dishing up their best prices of the year on cookware and small appliances. >> rarely do need and best time to buy, owe perfectly meet around thanksgiving and everyone will be cooking for the most part. >> reporter: mark le castro of deal news says low prices will likely hold steady through december. tools are a good buy too. >> winter in general, is a

great time to get your hand on fantastically low priced tool and hardware sets. november in particular, offers, double the number of of quality deals that we we label editor's choice. >> if you are in the market for a new tv look for 42-inch l cd screens to be priced as 178, but if you need something bigger. >> the best deal of year will be larger 60-inch l cd tv's and we're predicting these to cost around $420 come black friday which will be the best tv deal of the entire year. >> if you've got a sweet tooth left over trick or treat candy is priced to move. while best prices on winter parallel come in january when stores want to clear out merchandise, in has best on line coupons of the year. if you can stack an on line coupon with an existing sale on winter apparel, go for it. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan.

winter apparel, we may need it this morning. we love you cbs-3 weather watchers and you have been weighing in this morning. lets see where this 39-degree temperature is. that is where kathy lives and she has got a, chilly start to the day. she says about the day it is a beautiful looking day but such a chilly wind. boy, that is really a perfect capsule of what this weather is today. looks fine, feels not so fine. jack frost big boulder, probably more included there then we are finding elsewhere, areas to the north still dealing with these clouds, they too will be leaving as we who have on through the rest of the afternoon but it is a glummy looking start up there, we will see what remains of the few leaves blowing around, you get idea that the wind is blowing there and wind are to the point in the poconos where it feels like 18 degrees out there we will move down to the shore and looks brighter here, pretty empty boardwalk that sea gull hardly has to flap its wind. wind is so strong it can sore around. 42 degrees in reading right now. a few clouds there but we are

watching for better conditions, just know that also through the lehigh valley and berks county and areas to the north these temperatures tonight will be getting down in the 20's, upper 20's but still below freezing mark. it is a cold day, even with the sunshine out there. temperatures 43 degrees out there in philadelphia 42 trenton. 40 degrees in wilmington. forty-five in wildwood. the temperatures in the 40's, that is okay but now we will turn wind on and wind has been on for a day or so now. so 33 is how it feels outside in philadelphia, feels like 32 in trenton. 34 degrees in wilmington. right at freezing mark in millville. this is a are cold day, we have storm scan three trying to make things brighter around here and succeed nothing certain areas. you can see where white clouds sort of thin out that is where we are looking at clear skies, behind me rain from yesterday, brought an inch of rain that is still going on but moving on and moving to the south all part of the same big system.

these are sustain winds that doesn't stop at 26 miles an however winds in philadelphia right out of the northwest, thinks a cold direction, a strong wind, and look at the win gusts in philadelphia right now. 40 miles an hour win gusts out at the a airport. that is one of the many reasons it will feel so cold here today just know that anything you've got out loose in your yard will be blowing around as well, 39 miles an hour winds in trenton, 36 miles an hour wind gusts in the wilmington area it is so windy, so cold today, and temperatures will get to about 50 degrees but it will not feel like 50 degrees today because of that wind. it will feel more like it is in the lower 40's and right now feeling like around the freezing mark. tomorrow is better, wind, relax a bit, so can we. temperatures in the upper 50's. by tuesday everybody out voting and that sort of thing, it is fine weather, no candidate will have a an

excuse from the weather around here. we have temperatures in the middle 60's. really nice day. wednesday is even warmer in the upper 60's. lets look at our future weather see if our computer models will add any feature here. they will continue to clear out to take, tomorrow later on in the day we will pick up some clouds, monday night we are looking at cloud cover and then tuesday we are looking nice, election day, in problem whatsoever. by the time we will get to wednesday we will have some clouds but still it should be dry around here. thursday we may find some rain. if you like temperatures of 50, 52, 42 degrees and feeling like that you'll have to go somewhere else because today all of these temperatures will feel much, much colder because of that wind, again, already gusting to 40 miles an hour and that is what we forecast and we have wind gusts of 40 miles an hour. air temperature later on today of 50 degrees with you it does not make much difference, it

is still sip up jacket day. thirty-two tonight. in the 20's in the other locations and the wind will continue at least for a good portion of the night. bundle up and had make sure your pets are kept as warm as you are as we await some cold temperatures, tonight and to start the day on monday but it gets better monday, tuesday, wednesday, we will get mild, thursday some rain showers, so friday and saturday at this point it looks to be dry once again. do you love watching weather. you can be featured in our newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher just like kathy way. we showed her picture. sign up at cbs philly.com/watchers, nicole. >> 8:50. let check on the roads with ann, in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, ann. >> good morning nicole, we are looking at ben franklin bridge. you can see runners on that for run the bridge 10k going on right now. ben franklin bridge is hut down in both directions and along with this you'll to have take walt whitman instead this morning if you do want to head over to new jersey the walt

whitman is your best bet at this point. get to the ben franklin is shut down which will be from until 9:30 this morning for run the bridge 10k. another race on the ben franklin parkway today and, of course, kelly drive to the right. ben franklin parkway is shut down between art museum circle at spring garden street, kelly drive, shut down from the art museum circle and route one for race for hope this race benefits brain tumor research. martin luther king drive is shut down between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive. on to the boulevard, the boulevard southbound between ridge avenue and schuylkill we have slow traffic here, we have a bridge cleaning crew and right lane gets by. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans and new here's rob ellis with "eyewitness sports". chip kelly pointed out earlier in the week only thing that matters when it comes to his quarterback is his five and two record. but there is no denying nick foles has been in where near where he was last season, just

four turnovers in ten regular season games in 2013. third year qb has 12 through seven games this year despite his struggles his teammates have have his back. >> he is leading us in the right direction. he is leading us where we need to be. obviously throughout the course of the year there are throws he may want back or decisions he may want back but that is part of the playing game. there are plays i wish i would have made. he is leading us where we need to be. >> we will get you ready for eagles turks texans so join us for toyota sunday kick off. beasley and leslie will get you set for the game including one on one with cbs-3 contributor shady mccoy later this morning at 11:30 on cbs-3. sixers made their home debut against miami heat, off to zero and two start. friday they went eight minutes and 212th without scoring. could they rebound last night? taney's mo'ne davis on hand for the opener, sixers much like friday they hung in there for a while. second round pick kj mcdaniels

showed off prom that is had people excited about him. great athletism and drive and they down right there he had eight. but chris bosh was story for the heat, two of his 30, right here, not great defense either as he drives in and scores right there. he had 30. sixers out scored 27-13 in the fourth. miami wins 114-96. sixers first zero and three start since 1011 season. steve mason got his first start for flyers since october 21st he is also in search of his first win, pick it up in the first period, no score, willie mitchell, beating at information mentioned mason right there, played well, panthers take one to nothing lead, we will move to the third, 4:22 left, still one to nothing, that is 18 year-old defenseman aaron eckblat scoring his first career goal. vinny lacavalier would add a late one. their goalie 36 saves. flyers lose two-one. i'm rob ellis have a great day

everybody. all right. well, tightrope is waiting in chicago for dare devil nick wallenda the 35 year-old high wire artist is set to perform two nail biting walks that will be televised around the world tonight. some 50 store ace above ground wallenda will walk uphill at a 15-degree angle from one building to era cross the river, then he will walk blindfolded on a separate table between two towers. discovery channel is using a 102nd delay to cut away if wallenda falls, that is just terrifying. he plans to perform both walks without a net, or hardness. i cannot watch. i don't know about you but i can't do it.

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line, because it will feel more like upper 30's, lower 40's all day with that win. tonight we will drop down to freezing and below. really cold night tomorrow. 58 degrees. gets better toward mid week. >> i like those 60's. that is "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off a on television but we are always than line cbs philly.com. sunday morning with charles osgood is next. make it a great day, bye-bye.

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