shower, maybe even some patchy dizzle. as we head into the remainder of your sunday, but it will be nothing like what we dealt with the last sunday. last sunday basically wash out specially headed into the afternoon, to storm scan three e batch of rain that moved through, now pushing off to the east, storm scan3, painting a dry picture for now but as i mention, we'll have the risk for stray shower maybe even little drizzle, throughout your sunday. 54 degrees right now in philadelphia. fifty-six millville, 57 atlantic city, 59 in wildwood. now it is 50 in allentown, and right around 44 degrees in mount pocono. we are milder compared to what we dealt with this time yesterday. by the 9:00 hour, little morning drizzle possible, 57 degrees, then we're up into the 60s for the rest of the afternoon, now, clouds will be dominating the forecast, again , still that risk for us, for stray passing shower maybe even little spotty drizzle before the day is all said and done. then tracking cold front, as we head into your monday, could actually bring us showers, maybe even thunderstorm, details coming up on that in your full forecast, for now sending it back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. 7:02, the search on for the gunman who shot and killed a teenager in north philadelphia that will gunman also wounded a 12 year old. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at temple university hospital this morning, where that boy is now recovering. anita, what do police know? >> good morning, jan. well, police say that that gunman appeared to have been about five-six, and wore all dark clothing, that 12 year old expected to recover and is in stable condition here at temple university hospital, perhaps he'll able to tell investigate areas bit more about what happened. but this all unfolded just after midnight on north 19th street near west somerset street. you can see in this video investigators working on that crime scene. this is just off west lehigh avenue. bullets hit the 16 year old twice in the chest, and once in the neck, while the 12 jerold was shot once in the leg. >> right now our scene consists of eight shell casings, four projectiles, also four strike marks on the actual property itself, three in the wall. >> investigators are also searching for cameras in the area, and speaking to further witnesses as well. again, that 12 year old boy is in stable condition here at temple university hospital. for now live in north philadelphia, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> all right, anita, thank you and investigation now underway , after another double shooting. this shooting happened in philadelphia's feltonville section. officers say two people were shot right around 1:00 a.m. on the 400 block every west wyoming avenue. one person now in critical condition. the other person was shot in the leg and is now in stage condition. police have not made any arrests, no word on what may have motivated the shooting. >> police are investigating a homicide inside after elkins park home. and investigators say, the killer is the victim's brother as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan explains, police found the suspect, in upper moore lands township, with the victim's stolen car. >> a neighbor who are who didn't want us here on camera told us he was concerned all day when he saw his neighbor harry's car wasn't here, and now those fears confirmed, harry, one every elkins park, found dead in his home. police say around 1215, dis patch to the 400 block every north sterling road in elkins park for wellness check. sixty-four year old harry bok man, who lives in this house, was supposed to meet family member on friday night for dinner, and never showed up. police say bokman's brother 60 year old jamison bokman of philadelphia is being charged with murder, they say, jamison bokman beat his older brother to death and stole his car. harry bokman found in the basement with signs every blunt for trauma to his face and body. jamison was located when his brother's stolen ford escape at fair fields inn and mo tell swat team arrested jamison bok man without incident, being head in jail on charges every first and third degree murder. elkins park, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> a teenager shot and killed in south philadelphia last month, is now being remembered family and friends gather for viewing as funeral for call armillae, the 16 yee old shot and killed near 12th and ritner on october 24th. police say 16 year old brandon oliveri shot miller and 16 year old sal nubile during a argument. oliveri being held without bail. >> new this morning, president trump now in japan for the first stop of his 11 day tour of asia. the president played golf with japanese prime minister. the prime minister said that the two leader were able to talk frankly in a relaxed atmosphere while on the golf course. the president notes that the two countries are very close. >> the relationship is really extraordinary. we like each other. and our countries like each other. and i don't think we've ever been closer to japan than we are right now. >> former al talks begin tomorrow, both leaders plan to focus on north korea nuclear threat. >> and yesterday, philadelphia was the site of one of many anti-trump protests all across the country, at least one clash with trump supporters led to an arrest, take a look. >> and argument involving three people went from words to attack he will then handcuffs, but the demonstrations there were mostly peaceful. about 100 anti-trump protesters list toned ers at thomas plane plaza before marching through center city. >> new york city beefing up security for this morning's marathon. it attract spectators and runners from all around the world, and has only ever been canceled once. as wendy gillette reports, the extra protection follows last tuesday's terror attacks in manhattan. >> the dando family inning joying manhattan before running the marathon sunday. they arrived thursday night. two days after an alleged terrorist who said he was inspired by isis drove a pick-up truck into bicyclists killing eight people and injuring 11 other. was there any consideration to pull out when you heard about that terror attack? >> no consideration at all, no i'm locked and loaded and ready to go. >> others are a bit more uneasy like new yorker diane malcolm. >> i've been apprehensive about running the marathon, but i also realize that i can't let it stop me. >> nypd has extra k9 unit, officers, and snipers for the internationally renounded race >> the city also adding additional sand trucks and vehicles to block intersections. more than any other previous event held in new york city. state and federal law enforcement will lend a hands, to help keep the more than 50,000 runners, and as many as two and a half million spectators, safe. >> you'll have thousands of officers on duty this weekends but i want to stress this is just a precautionary measure. >> race organizers say there has been no spike in concellations for this year's marathons. they're urging those who attends to remove their headphones, put down their cell phones, remain aware of their surroundings. wendy gillette, for cbs 3, " eyewitness news". new information now in the las vegas mass shooting. police now think depression may have led at least in part to that deadly rampage. investigators say, steven paddock's gambling lost cost have led him into downward spiral. he lost a significant amount of money over the past two years, officials say with those losses came diminished status. >> a camden county police officer shot just days ago, is back home this morning. officer patrick hanlon was released from the hospital yesterday, gave the thumbs-up there, police say he confronted a man acting suspiciously on wednesday night. that's when police say that man opened fire, and hit o'hanlon in the leg. o'hanlon's fire spoke moments before taking his son home. take a listen. >> sore, little swollen, but good spirits, and want to go home and get in his own bed and, you know, relax, get well >> oh, hanlon was able to arrest that man, and no one else got hurt. his family says he plans to return to the camden county police department as soon as he get better. coming up in our next half hour, hear what happened during the shooting, at camden police chief says saved the junk officer's life. >> and a big welcome home for members of the philadelphia sheriff's offers. they spent three weeks in puerto rico assisting hurricane mariah victims. family and friends cheered inspector michael bass tone, sergeant joshua perez and deputy sheriff officers alex andean they distributed supplies to those in desperate need there in puerto rico, all four have family in puerto rico. >> there is still so much more to cover right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news." senator rand paul is assault in the his very own home. what investigators are saying about the man who allegedly attacked him. >> plus: a political bombshell from the former democratic party chairman. why she considered a move to replace democratic nominee, hillary clinton, just week before election day, and who she wanted on the ticket. >> and adjustor jersey shore is under a coastal flood advisory, as the rest of the region expect more rain. chelsey ingram's eyewitness weather forecast just minutes away. stay with us. i played a doctor on tv, but now i'm helping save lives for real. i'm partnering with cigna healthspring to remind everyone how important preventive care is to people my age. so go, know, and take control of your health. cigna healthspring. together, all the way. ♪ ♪ hi ted, glad you could join us! ♪ ♪ give it a try. mmm. give that to me. ♪ ♪ (laughing) ted? ♪ ♪ >> paul suffered an attack at his home. the suspect, rene, buy share, out on bail, charged with 1 degree of assault. fbi now investigating if the attack was politically motivated, a spokesperson says , senator paul was blind sided but doing okay. >> document in the latest back of jfk as as agents files indicate lee harvey oswald had no link to the crutch. a. 1975 memo, says the agency found no records that any other government agency recruited him or used him as a source. on friday, the national archives released more than 600 documents related to the kennedy assassination. a political shocker from a former head of the democratic national committee. jonathan said considered replacing hillary clinton, and runningmate, tim kaine, with then vice president joe biden and new york, new jersey, senator, cory booker. in a memoir, that is hitting book stores on tuesday, said she considered asking dnc members to approve the changes , just weeks before the election, she later decided against it, at the time brazil thought the clinton campaign was anemic and failing. >> on the health watch now, helping future doctors with visual interpretation. not a medical school but at the philadelphia art museum. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on this unique program. you the routine. >> these futures doctors will learning to see. >> focus on the room itself. go. >> inside this room at the philadelphia art museum the med student events to examine these column, describe them, and come up with some theories about their history. it is called art full thinking first year penn med students? kind of forced to breakdown pieces, that have a lot going on in them, to really simple terms like i see this shape here. >> in another room, the student are faced with a painting, the challenge, use observational skills to make evidence based interpretations first year medical student phil, said it made him look closer. >> that casino every lent of attention that you need to continue looking, searching for new details is helpful. >> educator adam rizzo says this class is training to describe things like colors, shapes, more vividly. >> we can practice certain skills here if you museum that have impact on doctoring skills. >> in the journal opthalmology , researchers from upenn and chop says team of students who took the art class saw significant improvement in observational skills, in describing photos of retinal disease. >> relying more on evidence to make their interpretations, which is key, we don't want folks jump to go conclusions, and that are without america. >> i better clinical descriptions also help other doctors who examined the patient. >> putting in the most simple terms as possible, and build a lot of meaning from making simple observations. >> the art full thinking class is specially helpful for specialties like dermatology and radiology, where diagnosis and treatment are based primarily on direct observation. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> well ' check this out. these kids in capes helped support pediatric cancer research yesterday. the pediatric brain tumor foundation hosed its annual stary night 5k run at the philadelphia navy yard. the participant included 100 pediatric brain tumor survivors and their families, since 1991, the foundation is funded more than $29 million in research. and there was a big turn out at the art museum for the steps out diabetes race and walk, the american diabetes association org nice this is event every year it, raises money for diabetes research, education, advocacy, november is american diabetes month. and chelsey, a big run and walk happening on the ben franklin bridge later this morning, how does it look? >> right now just cloudy. little passing shower, maybe little bit after drizzle out there. but overall, not going to be anything near what we dealt with last sunday whether we just had the downpour all the way through the afternoon, and evening, current temperature around 54 degrees if philadelphia, look at the clouds, right now, across center city. cloudy start to the day. we got extra hour of sleep. sun roast around 6:35 this morning, so now, at least a little brightening out there. winds out of the east around 9 s like 54 degrees, as well. fifty-four now in trenton, we have 50 degrees in allentown, 44 gross in mount pocono. down the shore, we're in the 50's, actually, up ear's now in atlantic city at 58 degrees , 58 in wildwood. and delaware, we had 57 in dover. it is right around 54 degrees, in the wilmington area. our winds are coming out of the east, we've got that consistent on shore flow, that kick up yet. still today, have that going on at least this morning. so, some coastal flood advisories for some of the new jersey beaches, also our delaware beaches. we will see this winds shifting more out of the south , that coastal flood advisory will expire, and then also, once that southerly wind kicks in, we'll see numbers warmer, leading into the afternoon, and actually, above average, remember, yesterday, we only topped out around 59 degrees, but today, forecasting high temperature every 65. low seven's monday. then a cold front will move through behind the front. it will be a little bit more seasonable, if not just slightly below average for this time of year. starting on tuesday. butt for today clouds dominate that forecast. we could have some patchy drizzle, in spots, maybe even passing shower, so i don't want to call for completely dry day. but milder afternoon, certainly, looking at temperatures making it into the mid 60s: storm scan3 shows batch of rain that moved through overnight, that's now pushed off to the east. we're still dealing with the clouds, though, across the region, and again we still have the risk for little shower maybe even some spotty drizzle, future weather will confirm that for us as we head into the afternoon. that's going to be possibility all the way into the evening hours too. so here's your eagles game day forecast. overall, much better forecast, compared to last sunday, when it was basically like a washout. 1:00, you can watch it right here on cbs-3, 61 degrees, that's going to be the kick off temperature, and we'll have the risk for spotty shower around, but again, not a washout. that's most important, right? for today, though, across the rest of the region, it will be cloudy, mild, spotty shower , stray patchy drizzle, as well, 65 degrees, and that's the forecast high temperature. so, warmer day compared to yesterday. then we get even warmer as we led into monday. high temperature of 72 degrees now, out ahead of colds front, we will the risk for late day shower or thunderstorm. then 55 degrees, on tuesday, much cooler hired that front. sun, clouds, wednesday, at 57. fifty-six thursday. chilly start to the day on thursday. tons every sunday shine. jan, back to you. >> chelsey, thank you. 7:20 now, time to see how traffic is moving along out there. here's amanda mueller in the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, amanda. >> morning, jan. schuylkill eastbound, tow truck cleared an accident, causing lane closures, this is right before montgomery drive. at one point it it had all lanes blocked as they cleaned it out. as you can see good news here it is now out of the way. it is back to business as usual for drivers right here. of course, keeping an eye on the ben franklin bridge. this is scheduled to close in both directions, starting at about 7:45 this morning, for the cooper norcross run to bridge charity event. that's set to last until about 9:30 this morning, so if you need to get in or out of the city you need to use another bridge. however, right now, traffic is still moving along at speed. >> and if you are already in the city, well you're going to to have detours, too, veterans day parade and festival set to kick off 12:30 afternoon. closures at jfk boulevard go past city hall. closures on market between third and sixth for the festival, as well. in the cbs-3 traffic center ment i'm amanda mueller, back to you. >> thank you, still ahead right here on cbs-3 " eyewitness news" this sunday morning, vice president mike pence pushes tax reform during visit to pennsylvania. why he is calling it a good deal. >> plus: carson wentz faces his toughest challenge this season. how the eagles quarterback is getting ready for today's big game. that's later in eyewitness sports. we will be right back. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? 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double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. today is sunday, november 5th. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. let's get you up and out the door, lot of sunday activities today. chelsey ingram out on the cbs-3 skydeck. >> cloudy skies starting out your sunday, did have rain that moved through overnight, overalled trend will be to keep the clouds and also deal with maybe a little patchy drizzle and spotty shower, but overall, not a bad sunday on tap. it will feel little milder as well. we start you off with a live look at the reading area. you can see even in reading dealing with that cloud cover. temperature though right around 50 degrees, that's milder compared to where we were. >> now pushed off to the east, again, still going to run the risk for spotty shower, maybe even some patchy drizzle, as we head throughout your sunday 54 degrees now in philadelphia , 53 in wilmington , 57 in dover, we have 58 in red willing, right around 50 degrees in the allentown area. now we are warmer. compared to just 24 hours. remember, yesterday, this time , we still had some numbers in the 30's, up in the poconos, right now, 9 degrees warmer there, 9 degrees warm nerve philadelphia, and right around 14 degrees warmer in allentown, so, throughout the day, you can expect those temperatures to trend up, looking at 60s in the forecast , 65 degrees, mild afternoon on tap in philadelphia, and 66 down the shore, and then 55 degrees in the poconos, believe it or not , it will be even warmer as we led into your monday, i'll have that forecast along with your eagles game day forecast coming up in just a bit. for now we send it back to you >> chelsey, thank you. we start with breaking news this morning, teenager is dead , after a double shooting in north philadelphia. a 12 year old was also injured "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at temple university hospital this morning, where that 12 year old is now recovering, anita, what's the latest? >> good morning, jan, well, that 12 year old is in stable condition here at temple university hospital. he's expected to recover. medics, how much, pronounced that 16 year old dead at the scene. now, as you can see in this video, investigators overnight started working on this shooting scene, it happened on the 2700 block of north 19th street. by west somerset street off west lehigh avenue. investigators say just after midnight a gunman fired into a crowd of teens, bullets had hit the 16 year old twice in the chest, once in the neck, while the 12 year old got hit once in the leg. philadelphia police captain george fuchs says other teens in the group were able to get away unharmed. >> we had female witnesses, transported to homicide, looking for cameras in the area. right now we have our detective on homicide, our crime scene unit, detective on location, trying to find the shooter. >> and investigators say they found at least eight shell casings, on the scene, and witnesses told police that that gunman appeared to have been about five-six, and wore all dark clothing. investigators are looking for surveillance cameras action in the area, and also speaking to witnesses. but if you know anything, call police. for now live in north philadelphia, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> all right, anita, thank you >> well there is morning, a camden county police officer is waking up at home. he was released from the hospital yesterday just days after he was shot in the line of duty. "eyewitness news" reporter alicia newest spoke with the witness' father, and whether he plans to return to the force. >> after being shot in the line every duty, camden county police officer, patrick o'hanlon, is leaving the hospital and headed home. giving a thumbs-up on his way out to signal he's going to be okay. >> sore, little swollen, but good spirits, and wants to go home and get in his own bed and, you know, relax, get well >> officer o'hanlon's father, grateful to be taking his son home, grateful the incident wednesday night didn't ends in a different way. >> we're extremely fortunate the way that the situation unfolded that the gun jammed, and the suspect was not able to finish him off like he tried to do. >> camden police chief, scott tomorrow many son, says officer o'hanlon was shot in the leg near ninth and chelten avenue in camden, after stopping a suspicious van. even though he was shot, the young officer only one year on the force was able to still apprehend his suspect without another officer or another person get being hurt. >> just the training he got. he just reacted. and from what i could tell he reacted the way in a good way. >> the fact of the matter is that the situation was able to be resolved without anyone losing their life. even the person that was trying to take ours. >> officer o'hanlon is expected to make a full covary there is no time frame of when , but his family says he will return back to being a police officer in camden. in the sat center, alicia, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." the former security chief at the delaware prison where a deadly uprising took place earlier this year is no longer with the department of corrections. this was the scene at the james t vaughn correctional center near smyrna on february . spokesperson for the department says jeffrey critters left the prison system, on october 20th. now there no word whether he left voluntary tarly or forced out. correctional officer steven floyd died in the riot. >> the jury will begin deliberations in the corruption trial of senator bob menendez once closing arguments ends tomorrow. federal prosecutors claim the new jersey democrat took lavish gifts, campaign contribution frost a wealthy doctor in exchange they allege that the doctor received both business and personal favors from the senator. both men denied the charges. >> former new york congressman , anthony weiner; scheduled to start serving his two year prison sentence in massachusetts tomorrow. back in may, he pleaded guilty to send g a text to 15 old girl. first sexting scandal in 2011, his wife, hillary clinton aid, much. a, has file for divorce. >> vice president mike pence is making the case to the republican tax reform plan. he talked about that plan during a stop in york pennsylvania. the vice president toured an arrow space component company. then he spoke to businesses from around the keystone state pence says it is a community that laid foundation to make america great again, and he talked about the plan. take a listen. >> it makes its way to the president's desk, before the ends the ends of this year. it may well be the largest tax cut in american history. >> president trump is absolutely committed to cut the rate on american businesses to 20%. >> now, opponent of the plan demonstrated outside. they say tax money from big business helps improve everyone's quality of life. thousand it is of runners will be taking over the ben franklin bridge this morning. the 16th annual cooper norcross run the bridge charity event kicks off at 8:30, and crews will soon start shutting down the bridge to vehicles for the event, that happens in july about 15 minute, from now. now the event includes a 10k run and 2-mile bridge walk. proceeds go to the lark school for student with disability, in bellmawr, new jersey, the center provides special education for toddlers, to up adults, at no cost. still ahead here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. breakfast with the phillies. sounds nice. how the teen is paying it forward during the holiday season. >> plus: carson wentz faces his tough he is challenge this season. as the eagles host the denver broncos. how he plans to deal with it straight ahead in eyewitness sports. and making plans to go that game? meteorologist, chelsey ingram, has the game day forecast, eyewitness weather is coming up in just a few minute. stay with us. we've paid a big price for chris christie and kim guadagno. they gave out billions in corporate tax breaks. millions to whitewash the bridgegate scandal. millions more wasted on empty office space. we got stuck with the bill. property taxes up. train and bus fares up. college tuition up. women's healthcare funding eliminated with christie and guadagno we're paying more and falling behind. four more years of kim guadagno is unaffordable. judge welcome back, with thanks giving right around the corner now the if east are kicking off the holiday season , philly fan at ache mom hosed special breakfast for dozen of families at citizens bank park, children took part in the fun there, too. now during the next two months , l phillies will be paying it forward, and celebrating the holiday season with different charitable events. >> great way to get the community involved what the phillies are doing in the off sees on. >> attendees at this event won the breakfast with the phillies fanatic, after bidding on the experience, the fourth local charity. love the philly phanatic. but today all about the eagles , chelsey. how is the weather. >> all about the birds, and the forecast for the game looks much better than last sunday, jan, i can tell that you. we will get to in a in just a moment. starting offer with weather watchers pictures, fall foliage, and when you have those gray skies, like we do this morning, sometimes the foliage more stunning, and also a picture of some raindrops, on the car hood. that's right. it was kind of a wet morning out there. we dealt with some rain that pushed on through. but, temperatures at least warmer and milder compared to what we dealt with just 24 hours ago, woke up yesterday morning to a the low of numbers from the 40's even positive's in some spots. you can see, here, different picture. 53 degrees for peter in williamstown new jersey and william in pennsylvania, 53 degrees in his backyards. now to live look at center city. that's where we will finds those clouds, across the region, and the clouds are going to be dominating the forecast for the day today. >> fifty-four in philadelphia, winds coming in out of the east, at 9 miles an an hour. fifty-three millville, up ear 's down the shore, actually , 59 degrees, in atlantic city, 58 in wildwood. mid 50's in wilmington, and delaware, dover, 57 degrees. we have 50 allentown, cool spot on the map mount pocono, with a temperature right around 44 degrees. you have the constant on shore flow, that east winds, you do have flood advisories remain in effect through the noon hour. for dose al counties and delaware beaches, winds shifting headed into the afternoon out of the south going to allow temperatures to be on the rise, eventually make it today mid 60s later on today. that's above average for this time of year. see the average high 60 degrees for the day today even warmer as we head into monday. that's out ahead of colds front. you can look for high temperature every 72 degrees, but behind the front, temperatures drop off even just couple every degrees below average headed into tuesday. wednesday, and also headed into your thursday. for the day today, miler than yesterday. yesterday high of 59. looking at 62 by the noon hours, plenty every clouds, then milder afternoon make it into the mid 60s, could still see stray shower moving on through, maybe even little patchy drizzle, much better scenario than during the overnight hours last night, batch of rain that's now pushing off, storm scan3 showing we still have clouds hanging around out there. future weather will confirm we have the risk for stray shower maybe little drizzle headed into the afternoon hours today then as we move into the overnight hours, mostly cloudy skies, dominating maybe even little bit of patchy fog developing, then by monday, tracking a cold front will bring round of shares, rumble every showers as we head into your monday afternoon and evening, out ahead of the front temperatures will be mild. your game day forecast, kick off watch it here on cbs-3, temperature right around 61 degrees, still the risk for spotty shower but overall a much better forecast compared to the game last weekend. for today, cloudy, mild, spotty shower, little drizzle. 65 degrees for the high temperature. now showing awe look at the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, up to 72 monday. late day shower or thunderstorm possible. , 55 tuesday, chilly start to your thursday morning, 56 degrees by the afternoon. do you love watching the weather? you can be featured in our newscast by becoming an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now cbsphilly.com/watcher. >> thank you. clock 44, time to check the roads and highways, over to amanda mueller in the traffic center hi, jan. drivers in the sitly have tough time getting around this morning, we have several events causing road closures, septa is your best bet this morning, that's running relatively on time right now. so good news for you. this is live look at the ben franklin bridge run the bridge charity event, that's set to last until about 9:30, so, it means if you need to get in or out of the city use another bridge, eventually run will be taking over the bridge, no need forecaster this morning. finally coatesville, accident, norristown, an accident at wessel many street at park alley. possible lane closures here although we don't have sonifier makes, so just avoid the area now if you can. i'm amanda mueller, jan, back to you. >> amanda, thank you, battle between penn state and michigan state goes into the final seconds. eagles get ready that take on the denver broncos, and here's lesley van arsdall with eyewitness sports. >> final game before the buy week this afternoon when the eagles host the broncos right here on cbs-3, denver has not won a game in fill any 31 years. after 14 touchdown performance , and today will face the toughest test of the season, broncos number one overall led by miller, secondary calls no fly zone ranked sixth against the pass. >> play a lot of man coverage, a loft man coverage, they fly around. not afraid to get up, jam, jam receivers offer the line trying to reroute them and everything. so, they're talented, one of the better defenses we'll see, so we have to be able to make plays. at the end of the day it will come down to making plays but very talented all over great day of football starting at 11:30 a.m. join sean bell, merrill reese, followed by nfl today at noon and then the birds and broncos followed by the chiefs and cowboys nears back at home after two game road trip against colorado, back in the line up, last three games, with a upper body injury. to the game, flyers down the goal in the thirds. sean with shot from blue line, jake, rebounds, to tie the game. now the gain the lead, flyers had another response, jordan wheel behind the net. passed to dale wheats, who lights the lamp. all tied up. so this game will be decided in a shoot-outment michael norbert needs to make the save but meeko scores. flyers lose five to four. to college football, penn state looking to rebounds from last saturday one point lows to ohio state back on the roads against michigan state. now penn state leading 14 to seven in the second quarter, the game stopped because of weather, that delay lasted almost three and a half hours. game tied at 14 in the third, hand off to lj scott, goes up the middle, scores, 3 yards out. michigan state will take the lead now 21-17 late in the third, trace motorcycle sorely finds a wide open. nittany lions regain the lead. we have 42nd left, walk off 34-. penn state, big ten title likely over after a 27-24 defeat. >> over franklin field, 18th meeting between princeton and penn. final two minute. pennsylvania down 35-31, drops back, finds justin watson, makes 15-yard touchdown. and the quakers take the lead seven seconds left. wright with a 31-yard field goal. goes wide right. penn beats princeton that's all for sports, i'm lesley van arsdall, great day, go birds. >> some birds to catch now. love this. still to come: here's just one of three cats hoping to make your home their home too. and mat advocate cat car carol erickson tells us why they would be good for your family. we'll be right he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. >> pet project with carol erickson and the pspca, my boyfriends, i know i'm married by my boyfriends, marvin. he's very cute. >> i met your husband last night, he's pretty cute, too, really nice, we will be talking about how we all came to see one another last night. it was one year ago, jan, that i adopt in the dog, from this show, he was just brought in as the normal guest here, and i fell in love with him. and this is a dog, marvin, as you may know, that was passed by in several states, and also for extended lengths of time. >> really? >> yes. he was in tennessee, in a couple of shelters, he was here for a month, he was at event, people walked past this dog. this is the greatest dog in the world. but just to let you know when you go to the pennsylvania spc a, really any place you want to adopt you get that connection with a dog, they're the most phenominal friends of your lifetime. coming up for you. so, it is my happy anniversary , with marvin today we went to, jan and i, and about 600 other people, to phenominal event. i want to show you a you all of the cameras on me right now , the brochure from last night, barkann wine, talk about it for quite a while before. we wanted so many people to g and they d1 of the things that you could do, notice, the face and there is marvin in here, and so isn't this great brochure. let's roll video from the event last night. barkann wine, you know, 150th anniversary of the pennsylvania spca this year. this is the big signature event. there is is ed rendell, we great time, larry bowa was there, being hon orders as well, one of the other honorees was pepper hamilton, big philadelphia law firm, because throw a million dollars worth of pro bono work with the law enforcement every single year. what was your take away, jan, when you went to that last night? >> so what i didn't realize -- >> and here is a picture, you looked absolutely gorgeous, amy our segment producer show producer here phenominal woman me on the end. so tell me what your take was? >> ly was listening, i didn't realize, many of the viewers may not realize, the pspca does so much including of course going out to these animal cruelty cases. and, they're called by the city, the city doesn't fund the pspca. so the pspca does all of the work but doesn't get know hip so it makes this fundraiser so important. >> you know who funds the pspc a, it is you, it is, it is people, no government agencies are funding this organization, and they're doing so much work to keep the neighborhoods safe and the animals and the city safe. because if you're treating your animals right in your city, your people are being treated right. so it really goes hands in hand. and you really need to remember that. couple of things, we had time change before we get to the three adoptable cats. we had time change as you know couple of things that you may want to remember. it will be getting dark when he people get home a little bit earlier. so, reflective callers that sort every thing. this is what's on marvin's collar all the time. i turn it off at night, don't want to wear the bootery down, called bubble blinker can be seen to up mile away. and even with all of the lights that we've got going on in the studio right now, you might be able to pick it up, something that will keep you and your safe safe walking at night. specially a dog black as night as marvin is here. all right, yes, such an angel. let's take a look at couple of other angels, these are cat angels, aren't they darling? we have dustin here, gray and white. just beautiful. he's five years old, domestic short hair gray cat. and white. and he's highly social. he want to be petted on his own terms. marvin is looking at it because he lovers my cat, scram. but dustin, great companion. cotton ball with is pen year old male domestic medium short shared cat. like how great this cat is. huge, huge, and lovers to be carried around, just so friendly and just an absolute angel, again, that's cat's name is cotton ball, ten years old. then we have phebe, so sweet, a short haired white gray spotted cat recently returned to the cheryle. she is a front de claw, she likes to watch the birds from the window, and she is affectionate with strangers, good with children, and they say that she lept in her last home with the young daughter at night. and she was brought back to the shelled err. but ready to go into another home. >> yes, we can finds them homes, just like marvin here, see him on the show. >> oh, yes, absolutely. so, lots of dogs, lot of cats, remember the time change, it will change things up a little bit for everybody, but this is the happy anniversary with marvin, and it is simply reminder that you can find for animals overlook by everybody else who has walk by, you get the connection, and you've got friend after lifetime. >> you can have a happy anniversary, too, visit 350 erie avenue headquarters saturday sunday ten to 5:00 ment monday through friday , 1:00 to 8:00. because you can have a smiling face like this looking at you every day. >> just a great way to spend your time. >> thank you, carol and marvin , until necessary next time, i lover you, lover you, yes. that's it for cbs-3 " eyewitness news" at 7:00. here is what we have coming up for you at 8:00. treatment for pain that leaves you bruised on purpose. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us more on an ancient technique, that delivers quick relief. >> and around a rain moved through overnight, what else can we expect for the end every our weekends and today's eagles game? chelsey ingram, is back to tell us, at the top of the hour. stay with us. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >> gun violence claims another young life overnight. sixteen year old is shot dead in north philadelphia. about the shooting, also left a 12 year old wounded. plus: damp and dreary start to our sunday morning, and maybe more showers today. but the big question is will this wet weather impact the eagles game? chelsey ingram is tracking the very latest, that's coming up. and security has been tightened for today's new york city marathon. the steps that city officials are take to go help keep thousands of runners and millions of spectators safe. today is sunday, november 5th, good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. again, rain overnight. do we have more in store? let's get right over to meteorologist, chelsey ingram with this sunday weather. will it get better. >> i think it already has gotten better but dealing with the clouds, passing shower, maybe spotty drizzle as warmfront pushes on through the region today. not going to

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