Weather. Were talking about warm up in october. It happens every now and then but now we have period of maybe record High Temperatures, in the 80s, so if you like warm temperatures you will like this week. No big storms coming at us, good weather to head outside, enjoy some mid fall, weather, and still chilly this morning, waking up to some temperatures in the 40s, even some 30s. We have some fog. Live today we will see wrapped warm up in the 70es a live look outside, right the now all quiet in center city. Watch out for a few areas of fog. The current air temperature 51, at the airport. Dew points also at 51. That is 100 percent saturation. In rain around but we will squeeze out moisture that we can a railable in the atmosphere. That is coming in the form of the fog. We will get outside city, airport less than a half mile visibility both in philadelphia and in trenton at this hour. Looking much better in interior south jersey. Temperatures still stuck in the 40s, millville 43 degrees. Fortynine in mount pocono. Mid 40s trenton and Lehigh Valley, up to 39, quakertown, 43 degrees in pottstown. Storm scan three is quiet, there are clouds, showers well to the north and west, that is a cold front that never gets through here so we will stay very warm for next several days. On our way up to 73 degrees with the mixture of sun and clouds, 60s at the shore mid 60s at the poconos. Potential record warmth, coming at us, we will let you though when and how long it sticks around in a few minutes, back to you. We will begin this morning with breaking news in Chester County. Someone has been shot on the campus of Lincoln University. Pennsylvania state Police Responded to the shooting around 3 30 on the 1500 block of baltimore pike. It is unclear what led to the shooting or who exactly was rush to the hospital. We are told, however that one person was in stable condition, with the gunshot wound to the arm, and Lincoln University was celebrating home coming. Pedestrian was struck by a vehicle will in Central New Jersey just after 11 00. Emergency crews responding to the call in Hamilton Township mercer county. Person was hit off i295 and 65a and then taken to the local hospital. The driver did stay on the scene, pedestrians condition remains unknown. And other news this morning a woman is facing charges of assaulting a Deptford Township police officer. Fiftysix yearold Gladys Hanson allegedly threw pine sol the in the face of the officer responding to a report of the 911 hang up. Police say henson was speaking to the officer through a closed door at deptford Park Apartments when suddenly she opened it tossing liquid in his face. Henson was arrested after a brief struggle, officer was taken to the hospital an has been released. Woman is in custody for allegedly setting fire to a house in west philadelphia, fire crews, successfully extinguished the flames whiz broke out saturday morning on the 49 hundred block of girard avenue, the 26 yearold suspect has been treated for burns to her hand, the residents were not hurt. There are an estimated 30,000 people, suffering with hiv in the greater philadelphia area, and this years walk marks 30 years for philly aid walk run. Our sister station cherri gregg from kyw news radio is live at the event, good morning, chere. Reporter good morning, rahel, it is, a lot of folks here, right now, i mean this is 30th annual, aid walk and as you can see the excitement is building, because the walk portion of the event, begins in about an hour, but you can see lined up here the hiv and aids Service Organizations have lined up, they have information, they are doing testing, they are passing out educational materials, to those individuals half been hit with this event so they can learn their status and educate those in their community. Hiv and aid organizations that service our community have been evolving, over the past 30 years, because 30 years ago, getting an aids diagnosis was a death sentence and today you can live very healthy life and so you have kevin burns here from action wellness. You guys actually change your name and why. We did. We just change our name in july. We wanted our name to be reflective in the changes of epidemic that people with aid can achieve wellness today and we wanted to be reflective of the broad range of services we offer here in philadelphia. Reporter they were called action aid and now you are action wellness. That is right. Reporter because you offer a broader, type of services. That is right, were also expanding our target population toss work with people with any chronic disease who need help accessing primary medical care, and housing, and who needs volunteer buddy services. So all services will be available to all of our clients. Reporter wow. I want to point out that the aid fund has shifted their focus, as well, because 30 years ago there was no funding for aids Service Organizations like what you guys do. That is correct, mostly we have become fairly well established but we have a solid bates of funding. We still do depend on donors and foundation support but the aid fund made a really courageous decision this year to all have of the money raised from the walk today will go to support Emergency Needs funds for clients. It will go directly to clients to help people get a establish of an apartment, food, clothing, transportation, all of the practical things people need to stay connected with care. It is awesome. Very courageous move. Im very proud of the decision. Reporter lots of changes in aids services organizations. But over a million americans, still have hiv and aids, 30,000 plus people, in the philadelphia region. All of the money here to be raised will help them, as you can see, people are lining up, right now, they are currently reading the names of the rids who loss their lives as part of the hiv and aids epidemic we showed you earlier the aid quilt, 26 panels of that demonstrating visually how many families have have been impacted by this devastating disease, that doesnt have to devastate lives. They appear they have 20 minute wrapped testing where people can with a simple prick find out their stat news 20 minutes. It is all about education. The walk portion of this event begins at 9 00, the run begins just a little while ago at 30 minutes ago and all of this to raise money for a worthy cause. Live at eakins oval, cherry greg for kyw news radio for cbs3 Eyewitness News. Thanks, chere. Eagles play their first nfc east game in d. C. This washington this afternoon. Halapoulivaati vaitai, will start at right tackle will position. He, of course, is filling in for lane johnson who is sitting out first of his ten game suspension. Kick off at 1 00. If you missed temples stun inner College Football last night here it is, owls trailed, almost the entire game. They came back on a last second touchdown 2625 is the final score. Eyewitness news sports anchor pat gallen will have much more in the next hour. Football as we know is a sport for only the toughest competitors. Eyewitness News Reporter pat gallen introduces to us a High School Athlete who has overcome pretty incredible odds just to play. Reporter at Pottstown High School their Football Team boosts one of the most special players in our region. My name is marvin pierson. I cannot the see but i can still kick butt on the football field. Reporter marvin cannot see or hear as he has benefited with implants. That is in the stopping him from doing what he loves. I want people to understand thaw are able to overcome any obstacle that is set in your path, whether it is, you know, an amputated body part, whether it is, you you know, being blind, hearing impaired. Reporter helping him run through obstacles are marvins body guards, his two friend, his guides, on and off the feel. Drayton is his best friend and says every day with marvin is a lesson. They can teach people that no matter what you are going through, there is always another shot of it and they can put anything they put their mind to. Reporter zach is marvins eyes and ears on the grid iron. Now i walk off up and down the field, and i tell them, everything what is going on, how quarterback is line up, i will make him feel like he is, like he is watching the game. He knows exactly what is going on. Reporter outside of football marvin is always on the go. I rest will, i play and run track, i rap, and i read a lot, and i own 17 fantasy Football Teams. Reporter seventeen. Yes, sir. Reporter next year marvin hopes to attend temple or kutztown and plans to be a sports agent. Assistant principal and coach jeff delaney says no matter the situation marvin is always upbeat. He has a love of life, he walks through the hallway, im always on his case he always has a woman helping him walk down the hall way. He is having fun. We need more and more. School can be stressful, it is are senior year, but you would never even know it. Sum him hup in one word. Alive. Reporter while marvin is enjoying final months of high school hees looking forward to the future which involves temple on are kutztown university, and then being a sports agent. For pat gallen, Eyewitness News. Wild weather in the Pacific Northwest. We will show you damage when we come back. They say this is very real. New technology that could allow to you listen to your phone through your finger. And why carrying flowers when you can carry something else, for this unique bridal party, hi there, justin. Good morning everyone, waking up we have sunshine, mild finish to the weekend, if you are in the ready for fall temperatures you will like this forecast still feeling like summer, we will talk when pat mcrory says bodies were found after flood waters receded. Many neighborhood are under water one week after the storm and 13,000 people, still remain without power. Matthew was also blamed for more than 1,000 deaths in haiti. Another round of Severe Weather threatens Pacific Northwest, torrential rains, flooding, tornado are expected to hammer coastal towns and major cities in the path. Ben tracie has very latest from seattle. Reporter fierce wind are ripping through the Pacific Northwest as most potent part of the storm system comes on shore. Oh, my gosh. Reporter on friday an ef2 tornado with 125 miles an hour winds, tore through coastal town of manseta, oregon upping trees, downing power lines and damaging homes and businesses. Bill panos saw it all happen. It looked like the wizard of oz. That is what it looks like. It just, things were moving like this, you could see tree just snapping like twigs. Reporter in portland streets turned into rivers and several inches flooded parts of the city. Seattle has now had more rainfall in the past two days, then it got in the previous three months combined. This monster storm system is remnants of the powerful pacific typhoon that had hit washington and oregon for nearly three days now. Tens of thousands of people lost power, and fallen trees have caused injuries. It shock us all. We have heard this loud thump. Reporter stellas car was crushed by a tree in her work parking lot, in olympic in the park coastguard and rescued 40 kid and six adults trapped at a lake side cam that lost power. Wind is expected to howell here tonight in what could be a historic wind storm, all day forecasters have been telling people to get their preparations done while they have the time. They are expecting a lot of people to lose power and a lot have trees to come down. Ben tracie for cbs news, seattle. Here at home, justin, some warmer weather. Yes. I would have expect everybody to be happy about that but some people are not so happen bye that. Start getting cool days and you get use to it, lock it in, throw out fall weather gear. I pack, unpack all my winter clothes. I was ready too. That is had usually happens. Yes. We will still have warm days. Last year christmastime we were dealing with 70s this december. It is not uncommon. We could break some records this week potentially. We have a string of 80s for the upcoming workweek. Not a bad start to this sunday morning, little bit chilly, 40s in the suburbs. Few areas of fog live look at bethlehem main street right there nice and quiet on this sunday morning. A lot of sunshine this afternoon, wrapped warm up in the Lehigh Valley were talking about temperatures in the 70s today. October so far right near average, slightly above average with the temperatures when we average high and low together somewhat near average for precipitation, our High Temperature was 78. Our low was 44, we will hit that yesterday morning in philadelphia. That was coolest temperature so far this fall season. This number will go up, and this number will go way up too over the next week or so, just running into temperatures well above average. October will end, on the a above average side. The reasons the jet stream, moving back further to the north. This allows that warmth over deep south to move back in the midatlantic and north east. By middle of the week temperatures running ten to 15. We should be in the mid to upper 60es and lower 80s, and 45 in allentown. Fortyseven in reading. We still got some cool air in place today, certainly feeling like october light now. You dont to have go, and, Lehigh Valley, and 57 in cleveland. Mid 60s in chicago. Seventyone in st. Louis. That warm air works eastward. Still ahead of the cold front lining across great lakes and it stays basically to the north, and cloud out of it, maybe a sprinkle or two tomorrow for the poconos. How about south jersey at the shore . Good beach weather. Sunshine out there today. 68 degrees. Tomorrow mid 70s, a few more cloud around and then back to full sun on tuesday, and approaching upper 70s along the coastline. Very quiet pattern, moving in, next 24 to 48 hours and nothing but sunshine, few fair weather cloud. Tomorrow morning a few areas of fog possible, less sun, because of the front to the north. It will bring clouds but we will call it partly sunny but enough sunshine does warm us up above average. Heres today, nice rebound, were talking about temperatures back in the low to mid 70s, in the warm spots up in the Lehigh Valley, easton, allentown, kutztown in the lower 70s, mid 60s in the poconos, similar conditions around philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. Into south jersey we will go, slightly cools long the coast, mid to upper 60s for the shore. Lower 70s in central delaware. Heres record High Temperatures this week, tuesday, probably not hitting that 85, that will be tough, but wednesdays record is 80. We will hit that or maybe even break it. All right. Heres today, milder, 73. Sun and clouds. Nice light southwest wind five to 10 miles an hour continues tonight. That keeps us, a little bit too cold. Sixty for our low. Fiftys in the suburbs. Look at the seven kay forecast, break out short sleeves and maybe shorts this week. Lower 80s, monday, tuesday, wednesday, and wednesday, a good chance offsetting a new record. Thursday, still warm at 75. Next chance for some showers, better chance will be friday, into saturday, rahel, back over to you. Right now it is 8 18. Lets check the roads with ann evans in the cbs3 traffic center. Ann, it looks beautiful out there. Reporter it is beautiful. We have sun glare. That is only unfortunate side of the sunshine. Sun glare we have to, of course, wear your sunglasses and put that sun visor down and take your time. Sun glare can be very blinding. This is 422 eastbound at oaks. Nice sunday drive. No delays or problems on 422, no problems or construction to tell you about. We will move traffic cam to i95 at walt whitman bridge, walt whitman bridge at the top of the screen there that ramp, no delays or problems on i95 or walt whitman, if you are taking walt whitman today it looks okay, further up 42, 55, in problems on the ac expressway or garden state parkway. Moving on to the ben franklin parkway, this is busy today, at of the aid walk and run, it is already begun in the ben franklin parkway is shut down. That is very latest from the cbs3 traffic center, im ann evans now rahel, back to you. Speaking of the roads, directing traffic has gotten a lot more exciting, thanks to the indiana policeman, officer Paul Steph Bobby of the south Bend Police Department keeps cars moving with this light saber. While they wait their turn he puts on a twirling performance. He using them because he knows how much kids and adults enjoy seeing them. Cool. Well, some people like to hold up their smart phones to their ears, others prefer a ear piece to talk but one on your side jim donovan tells bus one company that will soon offer a new way to speak on your phone, using your finger. Reporter it is hard to believe. Very awesome technology. Reporter that putting a high tech watch bandon your wrist. It is so weird. Reporter can turn your finger in to a phone he have iser. It is crazy. Reporter signal band can attach to a smart watch or a classic watch, blue tooth connect is it to your phone and when someone calls the sound travels from your wrist, to your finger. A mike in the band picks up your voice. It translates the sound into a vibration so that it can move through your hand and finger all the way up your ears. So you you dont need a ear it becomes a sound again. Reporter several Tech Companies have come up with ear devices making it easier to talk like apples new wireless air pods. Sony ear piece can be controlled by pushing a button or nodding your head. You will find increasingly, smart watches and other device there might be leaving the phone in the pocket. Reporter single device is expected to be available next year with a price tag of 150. Technology is still being perfected right now, right now sound is muffled especially in noisy places. Company behind the device has raised over a milliondollar in funding on kick starter. Reporting for three on your side, im jim donovan. Or just use your phone, old fashion way. Bride and groom arent only ones sharing a kiss at the this mapel grove wedding. Brad and catherine simmer shared their love with the litter of the rescue puppies on their big day. Using them in place of the flowers, so that means one puppy for each bride made and grooms man and dont forget ring bearers and flower girls. It is an organization that saves dogs from kill shelters. How cute are they. What does happily married, she talks about Family Fashion and her childhood up katie im Katie Mcginty and i approve this message. Vo donald trump and pat toomey have plenty in common theyre both putting pennsylvania women at risk. Even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. On Womens Health both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. On abortion trump there has to be some form of punishment toomey i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them. Pat toomey and donald trump too dangerous for pennsylvania women. Pat toomey and donald trump theyre just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. New fallout for donald trump. Should a woman be punshied for having an abortion . There has to be some form of punishment. For the woman . Yeah, there has to be some form. I would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them. Pat toomey and donald trump theyre not for you. Senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. Hat a humble beginning in cincinnati, ohio. Heres a review of the interview we will see on cbs this sunday morning. When you are one of the kid there is a lot that you get that has been, preowned, now they say. Gently used. Something new was just like, you know, so monumental on occasion. Like had was that new thing you remember. Well, help i was eight, i got toe shoes as a dancer and it was such a big deal. Ballet was her first love, until she tried out, for and landed a part in the local television production, of the little match girl. Like i loved being somebody else. I loved it. I loved the money. I could not believe they were paying me. It changed my life. Actually, the whole family. The parkers made a big bet on sarah yes, sir contacts a possibilities and moved to new york. She nailed her first audition. I got that job right away first day in town. Dreams come true, you door young to have dream any of it. I was dreaming all of it. I was literally like, i was not cast youll about this. Reporter she made her broadway debut at 11 with director Harold Pinter and actress claire bloom, and at 13, she landed a starring role, broadways third annie. Would you sing it. Oh, these songs. No. I dont sing it well anymore. I sing very, very bad. The sun will come out tomorrow, bet your Bottom Dollar that tomorrow, there will be sun. Tomorrow, tomorrow,. Parker estimates that she sang tomorrow, more than 400 times. Youre always a day away. How long does it take that song to get out there heavy rotation. You know what i listen to the annie sound track a lot my daughters in particular love it. I dont want it gone. Who knew Sarah Jessica parker could sing. That is this unday morning rate here on cbs3 at 9 00 a. M. There is still much more ahead, we will head out to the parkway where thousands are raising machine toy find a deadly disease this morning. I woke up in the Trauma Center and they told me i was than the going to walk again. He defied odds and new running marathons, Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl with the inspirational story of a man got his life back after becoming victim of the senseless crime. And yes, you may need jacket again this morning but another warm up is on the way just continue is back to tell you about even warmer its not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. And so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. Im a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. My son max cant live in trump world. So im crossing party lines and voting for hillary. I dont always agree with her, but shes reasonable. And shes smart. She can work with people to solve problems. I want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. Im Hillary Clinton and i approve this message. And, good morning, im lah hell will solomon. Lets get out to Justin Drabick on the the sky deck. I just noticed on your twitter you have a poll going about people happy or unhappy about 80 degrees. Im surprised, it is split. Split so far, yes. I just posted that pole. We will see what happens. Im happy about it. I like summer weather. It will get cold, no worries, a few more weeks we will get in the heart of the cold season but until then a lot of sunshine in the forecast. We have temperatures close to 80 degrees, starting tomorrow, today will be a big difference. We have highs in the 70s. Compared to this time yesterday we are much warmer. If i where from a degree to 16 t pocono. So that is a sign of the warmer air mass building in. Still cool this morning. Still need jacket, temperatures in the 40s and 50s and still some areas that have some fog around. Less than a half mile visibility in both philadelphia and trenton, and near zero visibility out in Lancaster County at this hour. Give it another hour or two this fog should dissipate and temperatures wrappedly warm up. Fiftytwo at the airport. Fortyfive in Lehigh Valley and allentown. Similar conditions in the mid 40s. Finally have 30s in the quakertown. We are up to 41 degrees at this hour. Storm scan three is quiet, the exception is that ground fog that were dealing with but a lot of sun this afternoon, wrapped warm up. 30 degrees. We are on our way up to 73 degrees. Sixtyeight at the shore and sunshine, mid 60s in the poconos, each day gets warmer, there is powe text to set a new record this week. It will be feeling like summer. We will talk about it in weather. Rahel, back to you. Well, we will know in a few hours whether septa Union Members are planning a strike. Vote is today. If they vote yes, transport local union 234 say walk out will start have in first. Shut down all city buses, trolley, market frankford line, broad street line and frontier bus routes. Labor and management are dead locked over pensions, health care and public safety. Twu represents more than 5700 workers. And new allegations in campaign 2016, donald trump is accusing Hillary Clinton of taking performance enhancing drugs, as wikileaks released more hacked emails from Clinton Campaign. Aaron burn it reports. Shes getting pumped up for wednesday night. Reporter donald trump was delivering a speech on opioid abuse when he went into a new line of attacks on Hilary Clinton suggesting they take drug tests before the next debate. At the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up in the beginning and at the even it was like take me down. She could barely reach her car. So i think we should take a drug test. Reporter trump continues to blame the media for trying to influence the election. The election is being rigged by corrupt media, pushing completely false allegations, and out right lies in an effort to elect her president. Reporter in the past week at least six women have stepped forward claiming to have been sexually assaulted by trump. This is the part for me. Reporter one described a incident at a tonight club in new york. The other, a former contestant on the apprentice alleged an encounter in los angeles. Trump denies any wrongdoing. In just about all cases, it is nonsense, it is false. Reporter meanwhile Hillary Clinton continues to be dogged by document dumps there wikileaks. Group public more emails friday claiming they have been hack from Clinton Campaign chairman john podesta, one round Shows Campaign staffers urge bill clinton to cancel a speech he planned to give to Morgan Stanley executives. Staffers were concerned clinton may appear too coast which wall street. Clintons next public appearance is expect to be third and final president ial debate wednesday night in los angeles. Charles barnett cbs news, washington. Now just 22 days until americans pick a new president , stay with Eyewitness News for complete coverage of the campaign 2016. We are following very closely the race for u. S. Senate in pennsylvania. Incumbent republicans pat toomey and democratic challenger Katie Mcginty hold their first debate tomorrow night at 7 00 on cbs3. Then look for full coverage and reaction on Eyewitness News at 11 00. Todays aid walk brings thousands together to unite in the fight against, and, and, kyw news radio is live at the event. Good morning, cherri. Reporter good morning, rahel. A lot has happened in the past 30 years. Thirty years ago if you got diagnosed with aids it was a death sentence and now people are living full lives as long as they take care of themselves but people are still gathering. Thousands have gathered here along eakins oval right in front of the steps of the art museum, and the one portion of the aid walk run philly already underway, and now, they are gearing up for the walk portion, and one of the very cool parts of this event, of course, is the swag. I mean i have on the glasses, and i have on some, you know, mardi gras beads and thanks in courtesy to philadelphia fight. Now ims here with jane stall the executive director. You guys have sort of evolve, as well, and other aids organizations have evolved, as, you know, people are more aware of this other disease with you it is still a huge problem. Yeah, well, we started, we had one clinic. Now we have three clinics. We have our main clinic, the Treatment Center for people with hiv, but we also have have a program that is there to serve people hoff been in prison or jail. We have a youth clinic, and i think one of the things that we have realized is that you need to address issues that make people vulnerable to hiv in the first place. We have been doing that. Reporter that is the thing, they are going to the root of the problem that has caused people to get hiv and aid in the first place. So you have expanded your services and there is a whole, i mean you just dont do hiv and aids. We just dont do hiv, we do primary care along with hiv but also, were spending a lot of our time trying to reach people who were very high risk because it has been known for a few years now that if they take some of the medicines that are used to treat aids they wont acquire hiv, and they wont catch it no matter what they do. That is an important way of trying to slow down and perhaps stop this epidemic. And, that is a a prevention, that a lot of people, high Risk Behavior to take on a daily to make sure that they dont spread it to other people. Yes, i mean our Youth Program is doing this with young people, many of them are young men who have sex with men but it is also being done with people who are sadly still sharing needles, you know, might be using illegal drugs, but whatever it is that puts somebody at risk, if you take this medicine, you wont acquire hiv. Other related point is that it is really important for people to know they are hiv status. They need to get themselves into treatment and if you are effectively treated, you will in the past hiv on to other people. Reporter which is a wonderful thing. I will mention that 30,000 people according to the Pennsylvania Department of health are currently living in the philadelphia area living with the disease. So part of the effort here as you can see, gathering here is to raise money to help those individuals. I mean the aid fund is the organization that put on and organizes this event and they will be giving out grants, directly to help individuals who may be struggling with the disorder that gets them housing, to get them prescription drugs, whatever they may need, to make sure that they live stable lives to take their medicine, and stop the spread of the disease, and at 9 00 oclock this morning the walk portion will commence, and right now they have been reading the names of the individuals, here live, we have aid quilt, lots of testing going on here, for those people so like jane said they can find out their status and stop the spread of hiv and aids and, of course, all of the really cool swag. So, again, this is going to be happening all morning, thousands here to stop the spread of hiv and aid. Live at eakins oval, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs3 Eyewitness News. Pope franciscan onized seven new saints this morning two of whom are mortars. Pope presided over vatican for canonization of seven new saints. They are from all over the world, including italy, france, mexico and two of those honored died for their faith. Mass was held at crowd gathered to watch holy father officially declare the seven as saints. Well, is there still much more to come on Eyewitness News, coming up next we will check with face the nations John Dickerson for a look ahead whats for dinner tonight . Wegmans ez meals. Dinners not just delicious, its done. [mmmm] we made it for you. Like this favorite. Scallops with garlic pesto sauce made fresh every day. Its ready to cook. Just pop it in the oven put it on your plate. No prep. No cleanup. Delicious, fresh, easy. Wegmans ez meals. [alright] face the nation is come your way later this morning at 10 30 on cbs 6789 joining us with a preview live from washington is maryland rate or and cbs news political director john peterson. Good morning. We have another pack show today. Weve got both vicepresident ial candidates, we will start off with indiana governor mike pence, defending his running mate donald trump from nine different women saying donald trump behaved as he was caught on videotape, bragging about the week before. So we will talk to him the about that. Donald trumps claims that the election is rigged. Democrats are scared by that kind of talk. Wean turn to virginia senator tim kaine get his answers about the latest revelations about those hacked wikileaks emails that give us an inside view of the campaign and behind the scenes maneuverings and then we will have two panels to kind of go in depth on both. One to talk about republicans, and conservative movement. The situation where speaker of the house a republican is not deeven ifing or campaigning for the nominee of the party. In the the Senate Republican leader, wont even mention Donald Trumps name. What is happening to the republican party. Big deal . Can it be fixed after the election . We will have another panel of washington veteran journalist talking about the hacked emails and what this means from a scale that the United States and russia are in a essentially a cold cyber war but then what are emails telling us about the way washington works, efforts of the campaign to basically hide what the candidate believes, is that politics as usual or Something Special going on here. Then finally we will have new, Battle Ground tracker poll numbers those key 13 states that will decide the election, what are the voters thinking there. We have interesting findings including particularly women and their reaction to donald trump in the wake of that video. Very interesting stuff, john, we will be watching. And still to come this morning, heat may be on in your house but justin is back to tell us when we might need ac this week. We will also have this. I woke up in a Trauma Center and they told me i was than the going to walk again. He defied the odds and now is running marathons, Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl with the inspirational story of a man got his life back after becoming the victim of a senseless c planned parenthood. I would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them. Would you put people in jail for performing abortions . At some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. Dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. Susan komen three day to fight Breast Cancer is wrapping up to day. Offer night 1,000 walkers were resting inside the Pennsylvania Convention center. Hot shower and hot meal and relaxing now where they embark on their final leg of the 60mile journey. Yesterday they completed 20 miles of their walk and many are survivors whether or not only raising money for Cancer Research but raising awareness so others can fight the disease and survive. Today they will walk to the Philadelphia Navy yard. On the cbs3 healthwatch a story of overcoming odds, Philadelphia Runner whose journey started with a painful disability. Health reporter Stephanie Stahl tells us about his upcoming marathon. Reporter running is medicine, for dave scarpelo. It is amazing. I went into it for physical benefits, i had no idea what it would do mentally. Reporter dip, who lives in roxborough, is in constant paint from six herniated disks in his back. He was assaulted in an Armed Robbery in the early 90s and then hit by a drunk driver in 2003. I woke up in the Trauma Center and they told me i would not walk again. My life just stopped. Reporter his life had been full of hope in the music business but after the accident, he was consumed with despair, every night, with the same thought. Please just let me die in my sleep so i dont have to wake up and be in pain again. Reporter but he eventually decided to get his life back first with physical therapy. I do this almost every day, it helps, build up my arms,. Doctors say if he could stand the pain exercise was helpful and now, dave, who is 50, runs every day, hoping to share, his message of survival, never giving up to others who struggle with physical and mental pain. I dont even think it is strength in courage it just comes down to, you either keep moving or you die. Reporter now he is training for his first marathon in new york city and two weeks later for the philadelphia marathon. Ill be happy if i finish under five hours which is a slow time, but i just want to do it. Reporter dave says running has been especially helpful for him in his struggles with post Traumatic Stress disorder and depression. He is now weaned himself off pain medications and lost 56pound since he started running. Im Stephanie Stahl for cbs3 Eyewitness News. Hey, if sunday morning everyone. Waking up, enjoying a nice day. We have a lot of sunshine on tap. If you like it mild get out today. We are on our way to a nice stretch feeling more like summer. By middle of the week still chilly, jacket weather, hoodies out there, temperatures still in the 40s but wrapped warm up over the next few hours. Starting to see lower 50s break out from these backyards. We will check it out from Chester County in thing ham fran at 53 degrees. Lower 50s in eagleville. But still some cool spots, kerry his minutes mount laurel, new jersey coming in at 44 degrees at this hour. William in levittown upper 40s. Same deal in philadelphia and willingboro, new jersey, mid 40s in lawrenceville, clementon, new jersey, david dutch 48 degrees. Heres the cold spot gilbertsville eileen at 38. She was in the upper 20s yesterday. West chester, rob has a milder 52 degrees. Pictures coming in a little bit of everything. We have fog from ed connor in chesterfield that ground fog should dissipate over the next hour or so. Starting to see that color out of philadelphia from bill chapline and trees starting to change. Typically we dont peak until late october. This was the super moon from Michael Riley in pottstown between houses there, lot of bright moon light right there and super moon makes its closest pass to the earth last night 224,000 miles away so it looks brighter, bigger and into south jersey we go from rowan here, fall color sent from peter. Lets take you to south jersey and shore. Live look at ocean citys boardwalk. Good day to go for a stroll on the boardwalk or hang out on the beach. Beach temperatures in the upper 60s. A lot of sunshine with a breeze coming across the water. It will be a warm week ahead. Look at the trend in the temperatures, way above average. We should be in the upper 60s this time of the year. Today in the 70s. We will peak with our warmth tuesday and wednesday. We have potential to set a new record. The jet stream, this is typical for middle of summer. We have High Pressure off shore, this pushes jet stream further north, so it a laos that warmth to move from the south and west. Were talking about highs ten to 15 degrees, above average and, that is probably going to hear the term Indian Summer thrown around next few days. Classic conditions, you know, mid to late fall after the first frost which we have gotten in the suburbs. Just a period of above average temperatures with clear skies, at the night and sunshine during the day. The term was throughout to be name because of the native americans used warm temperatures to know back out front and gather more supplies and food for the upcoming winter. That makes sense. So clouds, showers to the north and west. Along a front that stays to our north over the next 24 hours. Front never clears. It just brings cloud. We will stay on the warm side. Hopefully we have good visibility tonight, because we are, launching a rocket hopefully at 8 03 at wallups island f conditions prevail. We could see this rocket potentially in the sky. After launch, project the at 8 03 it would be 60 seconds after the launch for parts of the central delaware. Then south jersey and philadelphia and suburbs about 90 seconds after the launch. Further north in the Lehigh Valley and poconos 120 seconds. Look to the south, you may see this rocket, unmanned, just taking supplies to the International Space station. If you remember two years ago they launched a rocket like this and it blew blew up. Hopefully this time it is more successful. Overall pattern is warm, cold front to our north, just bringing in some cloud around tomorrow, maybe a stray sprinkle in the poconos. Tuesday we are back to full sunshine with very warm temperatures. Today, breaking out in the lower 70s, even up in the Lehigh Valley, cooler at the coast, tonight, it is no the that cold, 60s and 50s in the suburbs and then tomorrow, making a run at 80 degrees. Milder today, up to 73 for at afternoon temperature and that extended forecast it is feeling like september. Lower 80s, wednesday, and high of 82 that with break old record of 80 degrees, next chance for rain, friday into saturday. Rahel, back to you. Thanks, justin. Time is 8 51. Lets get a last check of the road, hi there, ann. Hi rahel. Ben franklin parkway is a busy place. They are walking for aid walk and 5k run and walk. Ben franklin parkway is shut down between Spring Garden street and Art Museum Circle and portions of the kelly drive between fairmount avenue and Art Museum Circle and Martin Luther king drive, and, at the falls bridge. And that is latest from the cbs3 traffic enter, im and evans, now lets get to eyewitness sports with pat gallen. Hard to believe but this is first time eagles will face divisional opponent this year when they battle washington on the road. Their star tightened jordan reid sixth in the nfl in catches has been rule out with a concussion, a huge loss for kirk cousins who has lost his favorite target. Big loss for eagles is lane johnsons cyst pension, doing his place steps big v, halapoulivaati vies take will start at right tackle, his fires career start. Rookie fifth round pick out of tcu has big shoes to fill and talks about what he needs to do to succeed on sunday. Calm down, focus. That is what jason peters tells me each week. He just said trust your technique. Trust your confidence. You will be fine. As we get in the Football Game if you see a guy needs some help we can help him with backs, tightond like most teams will do but if everything is great, and going as planned then in, we will just roll. We will get you ready forbidder in d. C. Toyota sunday kick off fun getting at 11 30 a. M. With don bell, leslie van arsdal and myself breaking it down. As eagles look to go fourone. Heading in to last nights game at threethree temple owls have been unable to get on the roll this season. Coming off a loss to memphis last weekend they look to push back above 500 against central florida. Fight, fight, fight. Here is Philip Walker with a screen pass to jihad thomas and thomas would rumble, 28yard to the the house, temple down eightseven at that point. He also had had a rushing touchdown, second quarter, mckenzie milton, find adrian killons for six. Knights go up 18seven. Later milton keeping the ball on the zone read, taking out everyone in the building and he is gone. 63 yards to pay dirt. Owls down 25seven. Game over, or is it . Final drive owls down five, you got to spike it. Spike it. No, wait dont spike it, walk tore Keith Kirkwood for game winning touchdown with one second left. No way. Owls escape, with the 2625 victory. Were all going to celebrate. That is your sports im pat gallen, have a now an update a scuffle at Lincoln University, led to gunfire, university spokesmen, say stray bullet is a Security Officers from a private firm Near University hired during home coming celebration. We are told shes under going surgery, and then, in a statement Lincoln University says students are safe and were not involve in the incident. Justin again, should be a nice week. Yeah, we have cool mornings but we will warm it up each day, lower 80s, maybe a new record on wednesday afternoon with a high of 82. Justin, thank you. That is Eyewitness News for now we may be signing off on tv but we are always on line cbs philly. Com. Sunday morning next, have a great day. Pat toomey and donald trump theyre just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. C3c3 new fallout for donald trump. Should a woman be punshied for having an abortion . There has to be some form of punishment. For the woman . Yeah, there has to be some form. 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