well, it is beginning of november but it really feels more like december you can see folks out there in university city all bundle up to keep warm here on a chilly weekend continuing. and police say one montgomery county community have a warning for trick or treaters after a child claims he found a razor blade with the can i bar. visit from the command inner chief, president obama is coming to town today stumping for votes just two days before election day. it is sunday november 2nd good morning to you thanks so much torching us i'm nicole brewer it is 6:00 o'clock. lets check that forecast and burr, carol, i stepped out of the car this morning i wanted to go right back in. >> we've got some cold air. it will feel cold all day long

and everybody else because wind will be high. we will be expecting them to gust, almost 40 miles an hour today, that is pushing down cold eras well. lets look outside, it looks better then it did yesterday morning though because we're starting to clear these skies out. center city looks lovely and as we move to the shore you cane probably you can tell a little bit how wet the boardwalk is from the rain we got yesterday and camera moving around a little bit because wind are gusty and they will be gusty at the shore. 43 degrees is temperature in reading right now. wind sustained out of the north at 15 miles an hour. this is a chilly start to the day, storm scan three, our big main area of precipitation is off in the atlantic but with that low pressure system on rain showers are still diving down to the southeast specially a as we go through baltimore and point south of that. owe weather is going to be improving from this but we have some clouds to get out of the way first thing this morning. forty-two in philadelphia.

41 degrees in wilmington. sorry, allentown and trenton. forty-one in atlantic city. some of these areas have have wind chills down in the freezing mark. our current wind sustained, 23 miles an hour through philadelphia a and almost that high in many other locations, and we've got win gustness exist of 30 miles an hour already. in philadelphia and trenton. right at 30 miles an hour in wilmington. this is a windy day it makes the the temperature of 50 degrees that we might elater this afternoon not feel much like 50 degrees. it will feel more like 30's and lower 40's all day long but we will end up with some clear skies. at least it will be nice and pretty as you are all bundled up with the face mask on. we will talk about whether you need that or not and warm up, we are going to get another warm up i'll show thaw on the seven day forecast, coming up, nicole. trick or treaters expect to find conditioning late, lolly-pops other treats in their bag, right but one child found something very dangerous

inside. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers explains why police in montgomery county are now issuing a warning to parents. >> reporter: morning after trick or treating, it is often on chocolate that starts your day. dump out candy, pick out a piece, and then go for it. thirteen year-old brandon did that on at day but when he opened up the the mini crunch bar there was check late and a razor blaze. >> it is scary that someone would do that in our neighborhood. >> reporter: blade was laying on top 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 a razor blade in candy. >> reporter: she called police who hadn't dealt with this thing either. >> first for our township. you hear about it a lot. but thinks first we have ever experienced it. >> reporter: police took razor blade as evidence that is why we cannot see it but they spread word around lansdale area handing out flyers telling people to check their candy. jennifer told thaws brandon

only said trick or treat on a 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 a blade in it. >> reporter: because is there a limited amount of houses involved police say it will be that much easier to focus their investigation, they say they will go door to door, asking questions. >> if we have to, we will, the good part it is a close community and everybody but one person in that community wants to us find out who it is. >> reporter: police say they will perform a forensic examination on the blade itself to see if any information, can be found that way. we're in lansdale, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile police arrested aid long time mummer and his daughter in connection with a attack on man. carmen and rita deamato were seen on the surveillance video. suspects approached victim at second and carpenter last saturday month. man hit that rick tim in the chest with the baseball bat, and man shot the victim in the leg as he tried to get away.

carmen, was induct in the fancy brigade's hall of fame in 2006. an accident on the roosevelt boulevard in the northeast leaves two people dead, police say a car hit a with man and man who ran into traffic. it happened just before 6:00 saturday morning at borbeck avenue in rhawnhurst. vehicle did stop. unidentified man was pronounced dead at the scene, but woman died about an hour later. at the hospital. well a with man is fighting for her life after being struck by two cars right outside temple university hospital. the first car that hit her, stopped, the second, kept right on going. philadelphia police are looking to see if there is surveillance video that may have caught a glimpse of that fleeing vehicle. well, search is on for a knife wielding suspect who stabbed a man in frankford, police say it happened inside a sandwich shop at frankford and margaret earlier saturday morning. thirty-one year-old victim was stabbed four times in the face and the head. he is now in critical condition. a team of investigators

with the national transportation safety board is looking into the crash of a space tourism company's passenger spaceship in california's mohave decemberers. virgin galactic founder met with employees yesterday. daniel nottingham has more. >> reporter: more than a dozen investigators from the national transportation safety board are in the in mohave desert examining data and combing site where virgin galactic's spaceship two blew apart and crash, the accident, killed a temp pilot. >> wreckage is located on a large area or oriented north east to southwest about 5 miles from end to end. >> reporter: the spacecraft, crashed friday afternoon during a test flight, 39 year-old michael allbury was kill, his co pilot four three-year old peter sea bold was seriously injured after parachuting to safety. ntsb says because the accident happened on the test flight it has more data than 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 i havety 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 have to pick ourselves up. >> reporter: friday's accident was second private spacecraft to blow up in a week. rocket loaded with supplies for the the international space station, exploded moments after lift off, tuesday in virginia. in mohave, california, danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". democratic candidate tom wolf will join president obama at a temple university rally today as race for pennsylvania's governor heads in the final days. wolf posed for pictures and spoke with voters yesterday at cheltenham mall. it was one of of several stops

on the campaign trail there. wolf is currently leading in the polls. meanwhile republican incumbent governor tom corbett also campaigning today, corbett, will stop by rally in bucks count which new jersey governor chris christie. yesterday, corbett spoke to workers in the scranton area both candidates urging the public to get out and vote on tuesday. well, there is a new place to play poker in philadelphia and players could not be happier. handshakes and applause as first customers entered the temporary, 24 table poker room at sugar house casino. poker is expect to generate 11 million-dollar in just 13 months. expansion efforts began in july, the 164 in million-dollar project is expected to more than double the size of the fishtown casino. and happening right now, runners are getting ready to lays up for a good cause. the run to bridge the 10k benefiting a new jersey school for children with disabilities. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at

campbell's field where runners are just starting to arrive, right syma. >> reporter: that is right, nicole, registration begins in just a a few minutes and this is one of the largest 10k's in the country tri-state area run the bridge starts on the base of the ben franklin bridge on the new jersey side, last year there were about 5,000 runners participating. they will cross bridge make their way to philadelphia and come right back here to campbell's field. opening ceremonies start at 7:50. the race itself starts at 8:30 and this toys benefit the the lark school and non-profit organization helping children with disabilities. this event has started since 2002 so it has been around for a long time and each year it seems to be growing and growing. folks again running will be on the ben franklin bridge which means that the bridge will be closed from 7:45, to 9:30. if you need to get from new jersey to philadelphia a your best betties to use the betsy ross or the walt whitman, so

again, avoid this area. now back to you, nicole. >> syma, thanks for the information. 6:10. a scary scene at the happiest place on earth, coming up next more on a fire that broke out on a newly built attraction at disney world. also aheade racing memories with the simple push of the button new research that is surprising even doctors. >> how they say they can change what you remember and why. plus this... protect and your family from the flu with a couple of handy apps, i'm kara suboy with c-net.com and i'll have recommendations in the tech minute. rain comes to an end but the cold is sticking around, carol returns to tell us how low these temperatures fall when "eyewitness news" continues.

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and new this morning, no injuries were reported after a fire breaks out at walt disney world. this happened last night near the seven dwarfs mine train after a fire works show there. all of the riders were able to get off safely and fire fighters got control of the flames. the ride reopened about an hour later. there is no word yet on the extent of the damages, scary sight though, wow. several homes are evacuated after downpours caused mud slides in southern california. one man was entrapped inside his house for a short time and later found safe.

forecasters say the storm is normal for november, start to california's wet season. take a look at this, snow, actually falling in parts of the south here. this video fridays north carolina but georgia and south carolina also reported their first flakes of the season. more snow is expect in the mountainous region fortunately, no snow here, so that is some good news, but we are definitely, feeling the chill this morning, you have got to bundle up if you are heading out, right carol. >> you know, i was hallucinating driving in thinking in the cold with my heater in the car of snow flakes coming down. >> we're not ready, carol, we're not ready. >> no, we're looking at skies brightening. things will be looking very nice today. just wind that will make it feel cool but it won't be raining like yesterday. we pick up over an inch of rain in so many locations, yesterday. we may be finding more rain coming on thursday, again, and is there a chance we could be

find something heavy rain gannon thursday. so we will continue to machine for that situation, otherwise, lets get through today, windy day, looks pretty, 42 degrees in philadelphia, 41 trenton. thirty-nine in wilmington. look at these number and go it is november after all but we will factor in the wind and it feels like 33 degrees out there this morning, in philadelphia, 32 in trenton. thirty-five in wilmington. feels like 29 in millville because of the wind. if you are out earlier this morning, jackets on and pets in. we have to keep them very comfortable as well. so, very cold temperatures, this morning. made colder by the wind. they are sustained out of the northwest, 23 miles an hour, in philadelphia and they are gusting over 30 miles an hour. so you get the idea that this is going to be a windy day and throughout the middle of the day it could get even more winnie. storm scan three shows some of the clouds but also the precipitation leaving. this is a big area of low pressure. a lot of it is over here but some have on it is finding

enough energy to trigger a couple showers and this is through chesapeake and then even south of the baltimore area so cold out there though, by tomorrow morning, especially that there is a freeze, just say freeze warning, because there is a freeze wúrning in effect, as we go well to the west of philadelphia, but boy i'll tell you these temperatures are starting to come down. we've got high pressure building in and as that high builds in the area and low leaves we are getting these wind coming down here and that is why it will be so cold today. 50 degrees probably the a actual temperature but it will feel colder than that. then tomorrow, we're into the 50's and then by tuesday we're into the 60's and maybe well in the 60's in advance of the next system that comes here. so we will tend to warm up before a cold front. future weather what to we see? clear skies. sailing, wonderful, blue, sailing, and we are looking at the conditions on tuesday, even that we're going to be finding with just a couple clouds to start the the day but it will be mild on tuesday. our future winds, notice, by

11:00 o'clock they could be 36 miles an hour through philadelphia, and in 3:00 o'clock about the same. they tend to come down tonight but this computer model wants to bring them backup again tomorrow morning but i think tomorrow is certainly a far less windy day then today but it will be windy all day and right in through the evening. we have temperatures today in philadelphia 50 degrees. shore 52. poconos 42 degrees with the breeze in every location, and the sun came up, notice the difference out there with changing those clocks overnight. it is light out now. 6:31 is the sunrise. you'll be maybe disappointed like so many of us when you see the sun say, later, at 4:58 tonight. before 5:00 o'clock the sun will set. temperature of 32 degrees. the it will be cold with these wind as well. cold start to the day tomorrow but we do get milder at 58 degrees. tuesday, 65 degrees. it looks pretty nice. wednesday, 68. then thursday we could be dealing with some showers and

then by friday, hopefully it is gone, 53 and next saturday looks fine, nicole. >> all right, carol thank you so much. are you upset by a bad memory perhaps? why not erase it. that could soon be reality. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean tells us scientists say getting rid of those bad memories could be as easy as pushing a button. >> it is simple in the movie men in black, memories evaporate instantly. >> ladies and gentlemen, if you will, look right here. >> reporter: that is hollywood but now scientists have made ground breaking in roads that they say making erasing bad memories more a possibility then ever before. >> i think that would be awesome. >> great. >> animals walking around in this particular place. >> reporter: at the university of california/davis doctor brian has proven it in stud business mice. >> what we do here is deliver the laser stimulation. >> reporter: using pulses of laser light he was able to ultimately get rid of select bad memories. >> we were able to turn off a specific memory in mice. >> this ace really wig deal

report report neuro scientists doctor paula coxon says it could have implications from easing traumatic memories of child boost to real effects of post traumatic stress disorder. >> it might be possible to take out effects of the memory that are most unpleasant by having a person being able to recall a memory but not experience the emotion and fear associated witt. >> reporter: jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, pretty interesting there. in research could lead to innovative treatments for cognitive disorder like alzheimer's to help those people recover memories they have lost. all right. it is 6:19. this month, men are putting down the razors for a good cause, it is november, a time of the year when men around the world are growing out their facial hair to all to raise awareness for mens health issues. in copenhagen here on your screen men are starting off with a clean shave even face for the month. denmark has the the second highest number of prostate cancer cases in europe.

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this is kind of interesting when you go tout eat at a restaurant chances are you are trick into ordering certain things and have no idea is what happening. it has to do with the menu and how it is set up. closer look reveals some of the most successful restaurant secrets. here's three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan. >> reporter: when chris clark eats out he says deciding is what for dinner is mostly a matter of going with his gut. >> really isn't a mood of the day do i want fish or stake. >> reporter: according to experts design of the menu itself could effect what we're in the mood for. >> there is definitely a psychology of menus. we are not masters in commander of what we choose when we go to the restaurant. >> reporter: professor brian wandsick reviewed hundreds of menus and analyze how they influenced diners. he said menu layout is critical. >> determines what we look the at first, largely what we choose but it is determining

how much we like the food. >> reporter: if you see something, sooner research shows you are more likely to order it. seeing descriptive words like succulent and creamy on the menu can have have an impact. >> they are willing will to pay 15 percent more for the the item, they are 27 percent more likely to take the item and had a rating the item as being more tasty as they finish dinner. >> reporter: something restaurant owners keep in mind. mike o'brien adjusts his menu three or four times a year to keep things fresh but follows a template designed to temp. >> we put boxes around certain items we want to highlight and that are, our signature items or things that have a better gross profit. >> reporter: as for chris he just wants to know the restaurant is cooking up something delicious going out to eat is about having good food and good experience. >> reporter: something else to keep in mind, prices. mike o'brien tells us on his menu he advoids lining prices up in one column because customers tend to shop by

price. if they are not lined up it is not as easy to compare. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> all right. well, fans from all over the world gathered in one place for the first ever hello kitty convention in los angeles. yep. they have that. organizations sold 25,000 tickets to the event which coincide with hello kitty turning 40. she looks great for her age. stim rocks a bow. convention was held at museum of contemporary art. at one point katie perry showed up. she's a big fan. by the way, hello kitty, big business. in 2013 alone it made more than $8 billion just based on kitty t-shirts, backpacks, stickers, and all that kind of stuff. that is a lot of hell he owe kitty merchandise. happy birthday, hello kitty,

all right. big question this morning, did you change those clocks? it is coming up on 6:30, not 7:30. don't be fooled. that does mean it is light out right new but as you can see, or perhaps feel, it is still cold. our chilly weekend continues as we take a live look outside this morning. bundle up if you are heading out, syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. runners are getting ready to participate in run the bridge

event, it starts at 8:30 and i'll have a live report coming up. and syma, an emotional reunion after weeks apart a dallas nurse is surviving ebola is back together with her dog. today is sunday, november 2nd good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. again, 6:30. lets get a check of that forecast. it will be a cold one. you want to bundle up this morning. >> and keep whatever you got on and maybe add to it. because even though temperatures are in the 40's right now they do not get that much higher this afternoon and winds do get a a lot higher. i want to show you a real interesting picture. take a look at the clouds here in kutztown and look at how fast they are moving. that is an indication, of course. now they have stopped. but there you go, that is an indication of just how windy it is. those clouds are really booking across the sky. we have got temperature of 38 degrees in kutztown right now. wind north at 10 miles an hour and it is a day with a lot of

wind and able to move those clouds around quickly. you'll find that as well as you step outside the door today, 42 at the airport in philadelphia. thirty-nine in wilmington. forty-one in trenton. forty-three in dover and wildwood, and as you head to doylestown it is 39 degrees. quakertown 38 degrees. mount holly 41. then factor in the wind and it feels like the freezing mark or below in some locations. feels like 18 degrees in the poconos right now. feels like freezing mark in allentown. feels like 29 degrees in millville. our temperatures today will warm up. we will get close to the 50-degree mark today, there will be a cold wind out there all day long. wind gusting to between 30 and 40 miles an hour and we are seeing wind gust about that speed. as we get through time notice clouds start to leave us and we are left with the nice looking day. it will be feeling just a lot different than that. when i come back we will talk about a warm up and another chance of some showers on the seven day, nicole. >> carol, thank you. local k-9 officers who

participated in the manhunt for eric frein are back home sharing their experiences. frein was captured at an abandoned airport hanger on thursday after spending 48 days on the run. prosecutors charge him with first degree murder if the september 12th ambush in which corporal brian dickson was shot and killed and trooper alex douglass was wounded. officers say frein's capture was a team effort. >> when this were sightings we brought the dogs out, to go from the the last possible spot that he was seen, and then sent a dog on the track and see if he pick up on anything. >> it is always in the back of your mind that he could pick you off anywhere, and plus the traps he had had set up, so it was two things to worry about. >> big sigh of relief for those officers. meanwhile they were part of some type of deaccept i have iron dog challenge to help support family of the plymouth township police officer brad fox, who was kill in the line of cute any 2012. a u.s. marine who for the

in afghanistan is back home in florida avenue spending seven months in the mexican prison. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette tells us the role post traumatic stress disorder may have played in the judge's decision. >> reporter: private plane touched down in miami early saturday, finally bringing home marine sergeant andrew thomasreese. he gave a wave and smile before leaving in the suv. he was freed friday night from a mexican jail, where he spent the past eight months. he was arrested after crossing the border with loaded guns. he said he had made a wrong turn on a california freeway and never intended to enter mexico. state department and u.s. politicians for the for his release. >> we have to stand behind our veterans, when they are at war and when they are civilians. >> reporter: plane flew from mexico to san diego before heading to florida. mexican judge's order said he was freed because of his mental state.

he served in afghanistan and suffers from post traumatic stress disorder. the 26 year-old will now begin treatment as well as reconnect with his family. >> they're 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 said after months in jail, he is looking forward to a sea food dinner. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, five people were killed early saturday morning when flames tore through an apartment building in portland, maine. one person was critically injured, he jumped from a second floor window. seven others escaped. police are still trying to account for several people who had been in the halloween party inside that same building the night before. investigators are still searching for the cause. los angeles area police are looking for the driver who crashed into and killed three teenage girls who were trick or treating. girls were in a crosswalk near an elementary school in santa

ana a when an suv struck them. two men inside abandoned that vehicle and ran away. police say two victims were twin sisters, the oral girl was their friend. medical experts say that we should expect more ebola a cases in the united states before the end of the year. meantime, new york doctor craig spencer has been upgraded from serious to stable condition, and he has been in quarantine at bellevue hospital for the last nine days. he a had been working with doctors without border in ginea. nurse nina pham reunited with her beloved dog bentley this weekend. the cameras were rolling for the emotional moment. >> reporter: nice long shower. >> what is going on, bent. >> reporter: and fresh new doggie dowere finishing touches on bentley before a picture purchase reunion. with his owner and ebola

survivor nina pham. >> just such a joyous occasion. >> reporter: these images provided by dallas show the moment they were reunited, mr. bentley had been quarantined for 21 days following fears he too was infect with ebola but thankfully he never was. >> would i like to take the moment to thank people from all around the world who sent their best wishes and players to me and bentley. >> reporter: nina is now ebola free and could not be happier to have her dog back in her arms, even bat welling her own ordeal she said her four leg friend was always top of mine. >> after i was diagnosis with ebola i didn't know what would happen to bentley or if he would have a virus. >> reporter: for 21 days bentley was looked after by dallas animal services and team of vets from texas a and m. judging by smiles on her face it is clear man's best friend knows a thing or two about healing and while this pair gets used to life post ebola scare the young nurses looking ahead to her future.

>> my care and treatment at nih, researchers and doctors are one step closer to finding a cure for ebola. >> such a sweet moment, such a sweet face, just love that. by the way that was ken, reporting. nina, if you will recall, was discharged after successful treatment for ebola last month. meanwhile, pope frances celebrated a a mass marking the catholic church's all saints day at the cemetery in rome. pope paid tribute to those who need war, hunger and poverty and job less and home less. frances condemned war and lack of concern for its victims. happening right now, runners are getting ready for the annual run in the bridge 10k which will close ben franklin bridge for a few hours this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live, to tell us more about the cause, behind the run. it is run the the bridge 10k, right syma? >> reporter: that is right, it is call the run the bridge 10k, it starts here on the new jersey side. now this benefits the lark

school a non-profit organization helping children with disabilities. just moments ago runners started to show up to register for this event. this event started around 2002 so it has been going on for quite a few years. it has grown in popularity. last year there was 5,000 people participating. now folks here are registering and part started 7:00 156789 opening ceremonies will start at 7:50 on the dot here at campbell's field, after that, runners will make their way the two base of the ben franklin bridge on the new jersey side. they will start their event, their run, right by the tolls and make their way across ben franklin bridge. so what does that mean for traffic? well, follow, ben franklin bridge will be closed from 7:45 until 9:30 this morning. so, of course, make your way to philadelphia using other routes. maybe walt whitman bridge, betsy ross bridge. but again, this is an event that benefits the lark school. it is an organization that helps children with

disabilities. we will be here all morning long. we will talk with some runners and organizations about the event itself. but it is one of the largest 10k's in the tri-state area we're live from camden, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hopefully everybody will bundle up and have a great time, same, thank you. 6:39. still will to come a popular display of poppies, draws hundreds of thousands to a famous land mark in london, plus we will have this. pumpkins aren't just for halloween, anymore, i'm karena mitchell and i'll tell you why food makers are tapping into the power of pumpkin. take a cue from syma, you might want to have a jacket hat or maybe even gloves hand think morning, carol is telling but a warm up this week but in the so fast, we will explain.

is there is not halloween, more than 500 people,. for most katrina's in one place. katrina also known as the skeleton lady is a popular symbol of the day of the dead when family and friend, gathered to honor those who have passed away. meanwhile, tens of thousands oz have people flocked to the tower of london to catch a glimpse of those red ceramic poppies as part of the art installation marking

the 100 year centennial since the start of the first world war, american 800,000 poppies were placed in the mo te each one representing a british casualty in the war. this time of the year it seems like everything is pumpkin spice or flavored scented. it isn't just preserved for produce selection of the local grocer though. cbs news, correspondent karena mitchell explains. >> marry matthews sees something new in the aisles of the local supermarket. >> this is a whole bunch of stuff on the shelves now that has everything pumpkin. >> reporter: it is in the just pie filling anymore. pumpkin is popping up in all kind of products from pretzels and coffee cream tours ice cream and oreos. >> pumpkin or yeses, that is interesting. >> reporter: you can even find it in vodka, and dog food. >> just a big craze now. >> reporter: grocery store owner steve sloan says shoppers are eating it up. >> with the increase in demand we have brought more stuff in, so we have seen our sales increase. >> reporter: sales of pumpkin

flavored goods jumps almost 4 percent last year to 308 million-dollar, and the craze for things like pumpkin flavored beer, keeps growing. marketing experts expects food companies to roll out even more pumpkin products in the future. >> it is basically add to go many products that they already made. from a cost of goods standpoint it is not really that expensive. >> reporter: mary says she will come back for more but not everyone is biting. >> they are not my cup of tea, i really do not enjoy eating pumpkins. >> reporter: sales show americans appetite for pumpkins is still growing n new york, karena mitchell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". if your companies like general mills, yoplate, betty crooker and craft rolled out pumpkin flavored products. 6:44. lets get a check on that forecast with carol, hey carol. >> frost on the pumpkins probably tomorrow morning because we will be finding these temperatures really chilling down. beautiful start to the day though nicole and everybody, look at how pretty this looks.

we are taking a shot right outside of one of our studios, right through the city of philadelphia, notice blue skies looks great there, lets head to the poconos, and we have to have a longer leg to see it there but you can see the wind blowing on our favorite tree that really starts to look like fall, doesn't it, this has a wintry chilly look. the skies have a few clouds but those clouds will be leaving a little later on today, we will head to the shore and you don't have that tree, you do have the clouds, and you have the ocean, as well, so, a lot of rain yesterday, over an inch of rain in so many locations and is there still that coastal flood advisory along the shoreline as we move on through, today, the other thing that you are going to be dealing with here and maybe you have not done it yes and next and that is that we fell back this morning the at 2:00 o'clock. and, it makes it that sunset time will be before,

5:00 o'clock. so wow, 42 degrees the present temperature in philadelphia, 41 trenton. thirty-nine in wilmington. these temperatures are chilly enough but we factor in the wind and it feels so much colder. it feels like, almost the freezing mark in philadelphia, it feels like below freezing through millville area and deep south jersey, 29 degrees, it feels like 18 degrees up in the poconos with the wind that we saw and that tree, showed us how the the wind is blowing up there and 32 miles an hour wind gusts through philadelphia at the present time. winds are blowing. same speed in trenton. 30 miles an hour through wilmington, very windy day, these wind are likely to get even stronger than that today. storm scan three, we want to clear things out, and we're trying to, and we will, but notice this is a big system that brought all that rain yesterday amount lot of us out in the ocean and another piece diving down and it is moving further to the south, but that cold air is also pushing very far to the south and some areas in the south east, we're able to pick up a little bit

of snow out of this thing, this was quite a powerful storm, we have temperatures today that will be in the 50's, barely, barely in the 50's, maybe 50 degrees, and it will feel colder than that, tomorrow though we're in the upper 50's and then by the time we will get to tuesday, and, we're finding those temperatures in the 60's. tuesday looks like a nice day this front comes through leaving wednesday looking pretty good as far as temperatures go, maybe in the upper 60's and then a chance of some showers coming here on thursday. future weather, it is clearing out, we will keep it clear around here. tomorrow a couple of clouds, maybe by monday evening, and tuesday, it looks pretty nice and then by wednesday, we're still looking fairly decent conditions, but if you have got h.d.t.v you can see off to the corner, a little bit of rain, that means thursday has some showers, it could be. we have wind gusts, that are high, this is at 11:00 this morning. 36 miles an hour winds through philadelphia, four cfm, same speed and that high is in every other location as well. starting to die down a little bit. tonight and tomorrow morning

not as windy, as the winds will gradual willly subside. we have temperatures today, if you like it chilly and believe me, these temperatures it won't feel like this in any of these locations. it will feel in philadelphia like the 30's and lower 40's all day long with these very strong wind, and up to 40 miles an hour today. tonight we have dropped down, it is cold, clear cold, breezy, wind at 30 miles an hour overnight. bundle up. keep these pets as warm as you are and we are looking at temperatures tomorrow that will eventually warm up, to 58 degrees, tuesday, 65, wednesday 68, and thursday, some showers, 62, and then we should be through with that on friday and sat the day, it is cooler but it looks like it is warming up at this point. you love watching the weather. we want you. we want to you join our team of eyewitness weather watchers. sign up by going to cbs philly.com/watchers. >> it is 6:48.

and we are looking at ben franklin bridge it is opened for business but soon, it will close from 7:30 until approximately 9:30 this morning for the run the bridge, it is run and a walk and we are, awaiting it to close but right now it is opened for business, so around 7:30, take walt whitman instead. moving traffic cam to another event, that is taking place here this time at ben franklin parkway we have the race for hope that is taking place here this morning, and ben franklin parkway is shut down from the art museum circle and spring garden street along with martin luther king drive between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive and kelly drive between art museum circle and route one all for race for hope. those closure in effect until 10:30 this morning. race starting at 8:30 this morning. we will move traffic cam one more time, and, this is i-95 right at philadelphia a international airport, i-95 is in good shape through philadelphia and suburbs, with no delays as you can see, right here at the airport.

that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans, now nicole back to you. now thank you very much. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news", we are just hours away from the kick off of the eagles and texans game, rob ellis gets you ready coming up. it hurts. you doin'?

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it's part of a hershey's bar. we break it. we bite it. we sneak it. we smoosh it. we savor it. we love it. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. sixers made their home debut against lebronless miami heat, off to zero and two start. and, without scoring. could they rebun last night?

taney's mo'ne davis on hand for opener, sixers much like friday they hung in there for a while. kj mcdaniels shows off the prom that is had people very excited about him, great athletism and drive and they down right there, he finished with eight. but chris born was the story for heat, two of his 30, right here, in the great defense either as he drives in, and scores right there. he a had 30. sixers out scored 27-13. miami wins 114-96. sixers first zero and three start. he got his first start in net since october 21st. he is also in search of his first win. picking up in the first period in score, willie mitchell beating the aforementioned mason right there played well. panthers take a one to nothing lead at that point. we purchase move to the third, 4:22 left, still one to nothing. that is aaron, scoring his first career goal. vinny lacavalier with add a

late one. flyers lose, two -one. it appeared temple was heading for their third consecutive loss as they welcome 21st ranked east carolina pirates winner of five in a row to a wet, raw lincoln financial field but in the so fast my friend, ecu affected by the conditions, all day, first quarter, in score with temple t evan young scooping this up and takes it 63 yards to the house. one of five fumbles for east carolina a, seven to nothing owls, following another pirates fumble in the first, watch the spin move and gets in right there, kenny harper for score, 14 to nothing. tell the to the third, 14-three owls, capping a 12 play 76-yard drive. owls beat their first ranked opponent since 1998. first ever up set of the ranked team at home in school history. final, 20-ten. penn state hosting maryland a a, maryland players refusing to shake lions hand

prior to kick off, little fire works as well. ugly day but in the third, that is hack evenberg to jesse james, 16-seven nittany lions but maryland netted a come back. wes brown, they take a 17-16 lead this game came down to this, 51 seconds left penn state up 19-17. brad, buried a 43 yarder. hackenberg sacked six times. maryland beats penn state 20-19. chip kelly pointed out this week only things that matters when it comes to his quarter back 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 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 some throws he may want back

or decisions that he wants back. you will make mistakes. there are plays i wish i have would have made. but he is leading us where we need to be. we are five and two. >> we will get you ready for eagles/texans at 11:30. join us for toyota sunday kick off. beasley and leslie will get you set including a one on one with cbs-3 contributor shady mccoy at 11:30 on cbs-3. i'm rob ellis, have a great day, everybody. >> all right, well, dare devil nick wallenda's latest stunt is taking him to the windy city. this guy is crazy. he is set for a high wire journey over streets have of chicago tonight. fifty store ace above ground. he will first walk uphill, yeah, uphill at a 15-degree angle from within building to era cross the river. then he will walk blindfolded on a separate cable between two towers. the walk will be broadcast live on the discovery channel. i cannot bear to watch though. that is too much for me. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we

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bitter, and blustery, chances are you are waking up with a few extra blankets on the bed this morning, our cameras got lots of people bunled up late saturday night. carol is here with more on our chilly weekend. and a candy warning in the suburbs, police in montgomery county are investigating after a family says their son found a razor blade in his halloween candy. and, today, president obama comes to philadelphia, he will be stumping for votes just two days before election day. it is sunday november 2nd, good morning to you thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 7:00 o'clock. the lets get a check of the forecast, again, and and hi carol. >> you know, it is that irritating wind, i think people will just make it so much colder and you'll find that all day long. these wind can get as