>> nicole: breaking news this morning. at least five are people after boat sinks. >> investors facing from the likes of apple, twitter and many others. you can see they are slightly low after big rally. dow futures down and s&p down about four and a quarter right now. >> nicole: donald trump blames the polls and takes shots at ben carson. >> in an interview with 60 minutes, vice president joe biden explains clearly why he isn't running for president. >> nicole: in carolina panthers, big victory, dallas cowboys, fourth straight loss. fbn:am, first look at markets and what to expect for the day ahead. >> lets get started with boats, 21 had been rescued. >> they were saying the boat had sanked. they were heading out to start looking for survivor, what we heard was the first boat on the scene, just people all over the place in the world. >> canadian authorities say it's not immediately what caused boat to sink. nicole kidman driver in horrific car crash now charged with four counts of second degree murder. after her vehicle sl

nicole. >> nicole: i'm nicole petallides, good morning to you. ben carson in the lead over donald trump. we'll have all the numbers for you. >> cheryl: in carolina at least ten people dead. >> nicole: major scandal in the fantasy sports. we'll explain. >> cheryl: after doing battle with activist investor do ceo do stepping down. stocks up after the news. we'll have the details. look at fbn:am. >> nicole: good morning, everybody, we have some down arrows. 3% in the dow, stocks in asia falling wall street's lead. you see hang seng, look at the nikkei up. >> take a look at those markets. not much, the ftse is really up a fraction of a percent. cac and dax as well. >> nicole: they had been down little more than this. but still pointing to the dow side, but a couple of great days on wall street. >> cheryl: gold just down a little bit. 1135 and change. >> nicole: that makes a good point. that's one of the things that's within driving us, stronger energy. right now we are seeing stronger against u.s. dollar, euro, mexican japanese yen. >> cheryl: 2%. 1.

good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. well, dow my recover some loss ground. check out u.s. stock. wal-mart dropped 10%. dow up 12 right now. >> cheryl: that morning about wal-mart, we are going to have results of new fox poll. >> nicole: donald trump finds a new punching bag. we will tell you who it is. >> cheryl: fbi and the justice department investigating fantasy sports operators to see if they're breaking any federal law. >> nicole: in sports -- commerce commerce. >> nicole: celebrations breaking out in toronto and kansas city as the blue jays and royals win their division. we'll have the highlights of one of the wildest baseball games you will ever see. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and latest news and what to expect in the day ahead. >> cheryl: chaos and confusion. late into last night. >> upstairs and down stories, the lines were crazy. the people were cursing. there were people that couldn't walk. it was crazy. >> cheryl: travelers stranded after the customs computer system crashed last night.

nicole. >> nicole: let's get you in the market. revisions for the prior, ended up higher at the end of the asian and asia taking cue. >> europe taking the cue from asia. we have a nice screen today. ftse, cac, dax. monday here in this country. >> nicole: we are going to be getting the nonmanufacturing numbers so we are watching as well. dow 42 points. >> looking good. oil, 50 cents, gold is down a buck for you. >> nicole: we are watching the currencies as well. the canadian, mexican peso all higher. >> right now you can see where 1.99%, a gain of two. >> nicole: not bad at all. 11 countries in the home stretch complete a sweeping trade deal. talks hit yesterday as partners review the proposed terms of a complicated compromise on the development of new drugs known as a biologics. 40% of the global economy. >> former federal reserve ben coming down hard on wall street executives, seven years after the financial crisis, some of the people involved in the economic meltdown should have gone to jail, major banks and brokers were hit with

. >> nicole: good morning to you, i'm nicole petallides. we will get results from microsoft, just to name a few. dow futures up 37 and s&p almost 6. >> cheryl: we will have reaction of biden's decision. one person surprised about it, donald trump. and in sports -- they haven't been in the world series since 2000 and the way are on their way back. [applause] >> oh, yeah, people, cub -- first look at what is moving in today's market, mets win last night. >> nicole: indeed. i didn't even do it on purpose. let's bring it right to hillary clinton on the hot seat before congress today for questions on the 2012 attack on the outpostin benghazi. secretary of state at the time has been grilled on the attack which killed four americans. >> the fact is we have four dead americans was it a protest or guys decided to go kill some americans. what difference at this point does it make? >> nicole: which would be the first hearing on benghazi and suspected to last almost eight hours and facing complaints from democrats and republicans now, keep it right her

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. the media focus once again today, oil has closed to $50 of barrel. >> cheryl: that is a big story. we have breaking news for u.s. auto makers tough times may get tougher in the auto industry. union threatens a strike as soon as tomorrow. >> nicole: breaking today in battle of the beer business heating up as sab makes a 104-dollar bid, the second largest company, sab miller, we are talking miller, this combination of the two will control 30% of the beer business in the world that brings together budweiser, corona and miller. >> cheryl: in politics bill clinton hits campaign trail. appearing on the late show with stephen colbert. >> nicole: we will have more of the latest going on there. welcome to fbn:am, first look at market and what to expect on the day ahead. things are looking good so far. >> cheryl: looking good for a wednesday. let's get you caught up on global action happening overnight. european are trading higher as you can see, the ftse 100, up by h 4, dax up 1%. >> nicole: w

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. u.s. stock market ahead of opening bell. down for the 11 month in a row. >> cheryl: those stabilizing overnight. that is a gain of 20 cents. >> nicole: in las vegas, preparation for democratic debate as hillary comes swinging right in front of his hotel. >> cheryl: jeb bush plans to dump obama care. >> nicole: playboy decides to go pg13 getting rid of naked women, we will tell you all about it. >> cheryl: and in sports. new york mets get revenge on the los angeles dodgers, the cubs top the st. louis cardinals in historic win and steelers over dramatic victory, we will have it all for you. look at fbn:am first moving in today's markets and what's today ahead. >> nicole: after weeks of back and forth miller and busch have agreed to key terms of the merger, breakthrough came after bucsh increased offer. $104billion. new proposal is fifth that busch has made in recent weeks and miller stock is up to about 8% a short time ago. >> cheryl: let's get you caught up on global action. first asia stoc

good morning, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, nicole nicole petallides. we will have the latest on that story. >> cheryl: words from donald trump and jeb bush heats up over 9/11. trump says 9/11 wouldn't have happened under his watch. >> nicole: offering the luxury auto maker hoping to raise $10 billion ipo this week. >> cheryl: mets take a commanding lead. new england patriots beat the indianapolis colts, we are going to have all the highlights for you. breaking news, what, to of course, expect to your day ahead. >> nicole: more bad news for china's economy. below 7%. latest reports, latest figure of 6.9% was slightly ahead of the analysts estimates but down the 7%, the three of the previous three months. china's economy was hurt by cooling investment. pressure on bay jaing to cut interest raises and give the economy a boost. these numbers won't help leaders trying to reassure jittery markets. >> cheryl: slightly better than most economist had expected. let's start with asia see how markets respond to the hang seng up a fraction, not lower, nikkei, shang

>> nicole: breaking news this morning. house republicans leaders work around the votes to avoid government shutdown. how close will the vote be? good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone. apple said to open higher. we are watching the on the economy. u.s. stock futures ahead of open, looks like a positive kickoff to this tuesday, wednesday, excuse me, i wish it was friday. s&p up by four and a quarter. >> nicole: house republican seek to impeach the head of irs. >> cheryl: hillary clinton talks about bailing out banks and what she and bill clinton like the beng watch. >> nicole: latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. >> cheryl: we are kicking off with breaking news, just a moments ago volkswagen reporting a huge loss on the wake of emission standal, loss of 3 and a half billion dollars in third quarter. volkswagen had said the operating group profit will come significantly year-ago levels because of scandal. vw quarter lost in 15 years. >> nicole: indeed, john boehn

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. despite a late night filibuster from gop presidential candidate rand paul the senate passed controversial budget deal at 3:00 in the morning. cheryl: in vienna, secretary of state john kerry meets with leaders from iran and saudi arabia among others to try to end the war in syria. the obama administration willing to leave president bashar al-assad in power, at least for now. nicole: in florida are some dramatic video showing a passenger jet erupting in flames on the tarmac. we'll have that story. cheryl: and in sports the new england patriots remain dominant and undefeated after crushing miami dolphins. meanwhile the new york mets return home facing a crucial game 3 in the world series battle against the kansas city royals. we'll have the highlights. welcome to "fbn:am," first look what is moving in today's markets, latest breaking news, what to expect in the day ahead. nicole: breaking news starts off with the senate passing a two-year budget and debt deal before three a.m. eastern p

the dax by 36%, nicole. >> nicole: s&p just over 60 ascii job report tomorrow. >> lauren: we have the latest of hurricane joaquÍn, maria molina, fox meteorologist tracking the storm. >> maria: something that i want to highlight before we get specifics on the storms as far as impacts over the weekend and early next week, no matter what the track is, you're still going to deal with a lot of heavy rain and flood threat out there and coastal flooding and many watches have been issued up and down the east coast. don't focus so much on the track right now if you live in the eastern u.s. we need to continue to track what's going to be doing in the next few days. 120 miles per hour and it's a major hurricane. still moving, 20-inches of rainfall across the center of bahamas. so an extended period of time of bad condition. you can see very warm waters. that's why the storm has been intensifying so much. we keep tracking and high pressure of the atlantic, the current track does keep center of circulation off the east coast but you could see a lot of the east cone in the cone of uncertainty, so

nicole. >> nicole: syrian opposition groups. moscow said it fired more than 2 dozen missiles from naval. defense secretary criticizing russia's approach. >> we believe russia has the wrong strategy. they continue to hit targets that are not isil, we believe this is a fundamental mistake. despite what the russian says we have not agreed to cooperate with russia. >> nicole: in the the meantime it had to reroute a jet over syria at least one occasion to maintain safe distance from russian aircraft. >> cheryl: also breaking this document. hillary clinton private e-mail server was the subject of attempted cyber-attacks after former secretary left us back in 2013. they were reported linked the south, germany, they were blocked by a threat monitoring product installed in 2013 but three months from june to october when that protection had not been installed. clinton private server stored about 55 pages of e-mail from her time as secretary of state. >> nicole: turning to business now, ceo volkswagen of america, will appear before house p

. >> nicole: good morning, nicole petallides. flipping to the dow side, down 67 points and s&p down 7 and a half. >> cheryl: may expected to run. >> nicole: shocker in canada as ten years of conservative rules come to an end. liberal son pier turdoe. the philadelphia eagles. good morning, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: a new poll shows donald trump continues in race, front runner, ben carson coming in second at 22% followed by marco rubio. ted cruz is in fourth place. jeb bush gets 8% followed by fiorina. trump and carson have both asked for secret service protection in the campaign trail. they're expected to be in congress next week. bush slamming trump over 9/11. >> when we were attacked, my brother created an environment where we were safe. >> cheryl: well, you want to make sure you tune in with v varney and company. >> nicole: support for hillary clinton jumps. clinton now has 51% support. that's an increase of 10 percentage points since earlier this month. bernie sanders

>> nicole: how about this one, cheryl. travelers expecting more frustration and delays, southwest airlines to arrive two hours early after technical glitch delays, hundreds of flights across the country. thousands waited for handwritten tickets after failed communication between the airline and passengers and which forms will be expected at the gait, the airline will not say what caused the problem or when it will be fixed by but they're saying that there's no indication that hackers go inside the ssm, so get there early and try to get boarding passes out early. >> it seems like you guys talking about the 2016 presidential race. facebook releasing data that between january 1st and october october 7th, one billion interactions about the 2016 presidential campaign. this means likes, posts, comments and shares all came to 16 times per day. here is a map of the states with highest interactions, vermont storving grounds to bernie sanders. and new jersey home to the first primary in february. interesting look at people like face

nicole: good morning, cheryl. i'm nicole petallides. in an exclusive interview with fox business's liz claman, treasury secretary jack lew warns the u.s. may be unable to pay its bills by november 3rd if congress doesn't act. cheryl: donald trump and ben carson threaten to boycott the next gop presidential debate if the format is not changed. nicole: nevada says fantasy sports sites are betting and it will ban daily betting. cheryl: in sports -- [shouting] nail-biter in los angeles as the new york mets beat the dodgers to win their division. it is now on to the chicago cubs. in football the new orleans saints bounced back to hand the atlanta falcons their first loss. we'll have all the highlights. welcome to "fbn:am," we have the first look what is moving in today's markets and latest breaking news and people continuing to talk about the mets in this studio. nicole: no doubt. let's go mets. we'll get you caught up in market action. shanghai composite index up 1.%. nikkei up over 1% and hang seng up 3/4 of a percent. only kospi did not s

otherwise, let's head over to you nicole. >> nicole: thank you so much. second back to the future movie and even the white house is celebrating the day. we'll have the presidential plans. disney's payday, star wars trailers. did you watch it? we will have the numbers. really gained momentum over the hour or so. they very relatively flat, dow futures up 56, nasdaq 16%. first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ you focus on making great burgers, or building the best houses in town. or becoming the next highly-unlikely dotcom superstar. and us, we'll be right there with you, helping with the questions you need answered to get your brand new business started. we're legalzoom and we've already partnered with over a million new business owners to do just that. check us out today to see how you can become one of them. legalzoom. legal help is here. >> where are we? when are we? >> we are heading to california at 4:29 p.m. on wednesday october 21st, 2015. >> you mean we are in the future? >> cheryl: the future is now today, october 21st, 2015 t

good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. that news should offer some relief to the market but investors still face key earning reports from tech giants from apple and twitter. we are seeing some down arrows. s&p down nearly 2. cheryl casone new poll shows that ben carson is surging with iowa over donald trump, we are going to have the new numbers for you. >> nicole: wal-mart wants to take on rival in drone business. >> cheryl: in sports, cardinals hold off a late-game charge by baltimore ravens and mets get down the business in the world series tonight. we will have all the highlights for you. welcome to fbn:am, we have the latest breaking news, what to expect to your day ahead. >> nicole: a lot of going on. congress moving closer to overting government shutdown. that would set government funding levels for the next two year's and extend the nation's debt limit through march 2017. this comes after the house conservative force resignation of boehner tried to block the ceiling height. >> it is important that we have the questi

. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. we will have the results. >> cheryl: investors await another big day of early releases. ahead of the opening bell. pointing to open, dow down 21 points right now. >> nicole: disappointing investors as it shifts balance sheet. >> cheryl: in sports dodgers forcing a game five in los angeles, but chicago cubs finish for postseason within. we are going to have highlights. welcome at fbn:am, first move at what's moving in the morning markets and what's ahead. >> nicole: hillary clinton, bernie sanders, martin o'malley and chaffe. >> we have to stand up to his bullying and specifically in syria, it is important and i applaud the administration because they are engaged in talking with the russians to make it clear that they've got to be part of the solutions to try to end that bloody conflict. >> i support president obama, i think we have to play a long game and ultimately you want to talk about blunder, i think it's going to be a blunder. >> mr. putin is going to regret what his doing. >> n

lauren: i'm nicole petallides. we're tracking hurricane joaquin, a category 4 hurricane hammering the bahamas. we have the latest where it might be heading next. nicole: breaking this morning, russia says the airstrikes in syria could last two to three months. there are new strikes this morning within the last hour. we'll get an update. lauren: in the market investors are on hold waiting for latest employment numbers. those are due out at 8:30. we'll have those. dow is up 53. s&p up over 6. we're turning to the upside a little bit in the last half hour an hour. welcome to "fbn:am," the latest breaking news. we have lots of it, what is expected for the day ahead. nicole: let's start with breaking news from the horrendous shooting in a campus in oregon. he killed at least nine people and wounded seven others. the suspect is identified as 26-year-old chris harper mercer. he died in a shootout with police. bringing total death number to 10 at this point. witnesses say the gunman demanded that the victims state their re

. >> nicole: good morning, ownership nicole petallides. usually bad for stocks. let's check out what u.s. stock index futures are doing. pulling down slightly almost a half percent to the dow, s&p almost down 10. giant merger in foorm -- pharmaceutical industry, working on a 120 million-dollar merger plan. >> cheryl: and in sports. >> how about royals 2-0. >> cheryl: commanding lead 2-0 lead over new york mets. welcome to fbn:am, latest breaking news for you and what to expect for the day ahead. >> nicole: breaking news this morning, unexpected twist at last night's presidential debate. candidates choosing to attack the cnbc moderatest instead of each other. >> leading republican candidate is donald trump, when you look at him do you see someone with a moral authority to unit the country? >> there's a few questions i have. i love donald trump. i'm wearing a trump tied tonight. get over that one, okay. >> such a nasty question, but thank you, governor. >> mr. trump, you have done very well in this campaign so far, is this a comic book version of a presidential cam

nicole: the u.s. has four russian cruise missiles launched from the caspian sea missed their target in syria and landed in a rural part of iran. u.s. comments come as there is growing international concern about russia's actions in the region. president obama said russian airstrikes in syria won't draw the u.s. into the proxy war. russia's involvement has major implications for u.s. military. defense secretary ashton carter told officials in brussels that russia can no longer say it is in syria to fight isil. >> they have initiate ad joint ground offensive with the syrian regime, shattering the facade that they're there to fight isil. nicole: today carter heads to london for a brief meeting with defense minister michael fallon. cheryl: as a mass of water heads towards the ocean in south carolina, governor nikki haley says thousands of people in low-lying areas along the coast should strongly consider evacuating. >> i know the sun is shining, the wind is not blowing and rain is not coming down but floo

nicole: zuccotti park. protestors: zuccotti park. nicole: at 7:30 tonight. protestors: at 7:30 tonight. nicole: you can go there... protestors: you can go there... nicole: after you finish with your other activities. protestors: after you finish with your other activities. nicole: all are invited. protestors: all are invited. nicole: bring your hearts. protestors: bring your hearts. nicole: there's a working group direct action that has been empowered by the general assembly to do direct actions on behalf of occupy wall street. the action's been organizing with a new frame in which it brings in media and p.r. and legal and medical and all these groups that it needs. jose: i was--i was there for just about everything, just about every big march. nicole: it was a pretty big day to be right there, because i think there were something like 3,000 people on that march. protestors chanting: tax the rich that's why we're here, we've got to stay. end the war, tax the rich, that's why we're here, so we've got to stay, end the war, tax the rich, that's why we're here,

nicole: i'm nicole petallides. hillary clinton gets grilled on capitol hill over 11 hours in her role over the benghazi attack. we'll have some highlights. cheryl: donald trump deletes a tweet dissing iowans and blames an intern for that tweet. we'll have the story for you. nicole: tech titans blow away investor expectations for profits. alphabet, former known as google and amazon set to open higher today. cheryl: and in sports -- [cheering] national league champion new york mets returned home to the cheers of fans. also in the nfl this morning the seahawks beat the 49ers from last night. we'll have those highlights for you all coming up in football and sports. welcome to "fbn:am," the first look at morning markets and breaking news and what to expect for your day ahead. nicole: we have breaking news out of france where french president francois hollande says 42 people were killed and several others were seriously injured after a truck and bus caught fire. it happened in southwest france. french lawmaker says the v

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. >> nicole was nearly decapitated. it was a very bloody seen. >> nicole is nicole brown simpson. lying dead beside her, 25-year-old ron goldman. the prime suspect? nicole's ex-husband, football legend, o.j. simpson. simpson promises to surrender and then disappears. >> los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> gasps from the press room. only a sign of what is yet to come. >> highway patrol? >> yeah, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the freeway and he's heading north. >> the famous low-speed chase covered live for hours rivets the nation. and ends with simpson's eventual surrender at his home on rockingham avenue. it was just the beginning. >> this was the perfect soap opera, the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. this was the first wall-to-wall trial. >> a month after the murders, the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begins when he enters this defiant plea. >> absolutely, 100%, not guilty. >> and to help him prove that, simpson assembles a legal dream team. >> each one of them was famous. >> je

. >> nicole: ah! ooh. >> daniel: yeah. >> nicole: over my dead body. [door opens] >> theresa: hi. >> brady: hi. why'd you want to see me? is tate okay, or... >> theresa: well, yeah. if he wasn't, i'd do more than text. he's fine. >> brady: okay, what's up? >> theresa: um, listen, i did some thinking, um, but i don't think you're going to be very happy about it. >> brady: okay, what'd you do? >> theresa: that--it's for you. >> brady: you bou--um, you bought me clothes? >> theresa: it's a vintage suit, so... >> brady: it's a vintage... suit? doesn't that mean secondhand? right? >> theresa: yeah, listen, you can wear it to the bicentennial and the wedding. you'll be the sharpest looking guy there. and i've already had it cleaned and altered, and i also jazzed it up just a little bit. >> brady: jazzed it up? really? >> theresa: please, i just-- i mean, just tell me you'll at least think about wearing it. >> brady: i'm sorry. mm-mm. it's not a good idea. >> chad: well, i'm not saying a word until i have an attorney right beside me. >> justin: that's your le

. >> nicole: mm-hmm. >> daniel: yet, still...no. >> nicole: what? oh, no fun. >> daniel: oh, well, that's debatable. >> nicole: [laughs] >> daniel: look, t t reason we are eating here in the first place is so we can keep our minds on business

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i've been there, nicole. winds are intense. nicole: that some so picture. very graphic. see it there. coming up gop candidate ben carson reacting to leadership vacuum on capitol hill as kevin mccarthy pulls out of the race to the next speaker. >> you don't see that much self-sacrificing in washington, d.c. so kudos to him. nicole: just a few hours house gop leaders will meet to discuss a way forward. can speaker john boehner convince paul ryan to step into his shoes? we'll have the story. >>> four russian crews missiles aimed at syria ended up in iran. we'll have the latest on the conflict. been a great week on wall street. dow and s&p up over 3%. right now we're seeing down arrows after fed minutes yesterday. now down seven for the dow and s&p 500 down two. watching "fbn:am," your first

things at the airport look just fine, nicole? >> vittoria, thank you. more now on breaking news, philadelphia police are searching for the suspect who stabbed a northeast philadelphia wal-mart employee during a robbery there. this is new video from the scene, it happened at philadelphia mills, just after 1:30. now, police say the suspect had several items including 42-inch tv in his cart when he tried to leave the store. thirty-five year old employee stopped him, asked for a receipt, and struggle ensued. >> the perpetrator said leave go or ill kill you. perpetrator then pulled a knife from his pocket, folding knife, he unfolded it, and then lunged toward the cashier, and attempted to stab him in his chest, that's when the cashier blocked the stabbing with his right forearm, and ended up being stabbed in his right forearm. >> this was surveillance picture by the way of the suspect who took off if gray or light colored hatchback vehicle. he left behind several items that police are now fingerprinting. the victim suffered some minor injuries, he was treate

nicole, erika, back to you. >>> justin, thank you. in sports flyers open up the regular season tonight on the road in tampa. lightening lost in last years stanley cup finals. flyers missed the play as you entirely. but tonight we will be coach dave hakstol's first nhl game. flyers will have jake voracek in action who had a career high 81 points last season but so-called experts think orange and black will miss playoffs again but flyers are ignoring those critics again. >> it is just outside noise, i think this group does a pretty good job of listening to just one another. >> it is good to have a reason to put the pads on. we didn't make the playoffs last year. we go from that, to, you know, we will do everything we can to do and prove them wrong. >> is there nfl football here tonight. afc battle tonight from houston where one-three texans host two-two colts. colts quarterback andrew luckies questionable for the game, the coverage gets underway at 7:30 tonight, on cbs-3. >> we will be right back. one. >>> welcome back. an investigation

i'm nicole brewer. er case off but justin and meisha are in the house. is what up, guys. >> good morning. >> thursday already, you guys, where did the week go. and justin, i have to say, the weather is looking mighty fine so thank you for that, the roadways are nice and dry. that always helps in the morning. i will send it over to you but good stuff coming up in a little bit but how is it feeling. >> i will take full credit for this forecast. if you like yesterday you will a a's love today as well. we're waking up to jacket weather, 40's and 50's. the sunshine this afternoon gets us well above average into the 70's. check it out still sitting at 53 at the the a airport in philadelphia a. forty-five in allentown. it is exactly the the same. forty-nine in palmyra, new jersey, willow grove coming in at 49 and also 41 in quakertown. storm scan three quiet, clear skies, clouds over poconos but there are chances of showers in western pennsylvania, that is a cold front coming you this later today, we should come through dry, slight chance of the sprinkle will a

nicole? >> all right, i look forward to it, kyla, thank you. >> well, today eagles fans are hoping that this good weather translates to big win at the linc. right? the birds will go to battle against the new orleans saints, both teams enter today's game with one and three records. so, it is a must-win on both sides. particularly we hope for our birds. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" 1060, live at the linc this morning. good morning, cherri gregg! >> reporter: good morning, nicole. you said it, yes, this is must win game for both teams. but the good news is the eagles favored, and they've been working hard all week to keep that advantage. take a look at this video as you can see, the birds have been training hard at practice, each of their losses, have been closed due to minor errors that coach chip kelly says is due to lack of execution. he claims, the players have the talent but the organization including the coaches like follow through, the saint led by coach sean peyton,

any nicole was so dear to my heart. when they come back up, it's like it was a minute ago. >> shawn chapman holly was a rookie lawyer for the defense team. >> we had death threats at the office. there were many occasions where we had to have security follow us home and stay outside of our home all night. >> witnesses like cato okay lyn who had stayed in o.j.'s guest house became instant celebrities. >> i realized how horrible he was. i walked in not people knowing me. i walked out people screaming my name. >> not exempt frlt spotlight were the families of the victims. overnight we had helicopters over our house. it was really, really intrusive and invasive. our private lives were completely gone. >> what was it like walking out into the immediate yaefr day? >> it was overwhelming. you know? yeah. the media out there was cameras constantly. couldn't walk to lunch without a tlong around you. >> finally, whether the verdict came in, we had cameras rolling from coast to coast. in bars, time squares, and, of course, outside