right now. new details continue to come in from syria, where a coalition of forces led by the us launched air strikes against the isis millitant group. some of the first pictures are now just coming into "eyewitness news", we have them for you right here, showing explosions off in the distance. cbs news correspondent marl ' hall takes closer look at the latest breaking developments. the us and five arab allies launch first air strikes against isis in syria last night, pentagon officials say mix every fighter jets, bombers, tomahawk missiles, fire from near guy warships used to destroy isis tarring nets four areas, including rocca the group's strong holds. >> targets are command and control centers, training facilities, and logistics, known target. >> video campaign comes after weeks of air strikes targeting isis in neighboring iraq. >> the president will join world leaders here, at the united nations general assembly today, he is expected to discuss the international

coalition being formed to defeat isis, in an address wednesday. >> secretary of state john kerrey has been in new york working to strengthen the coalition. >> icel savagely raped and kidnapped countless iraqi and syrian women. we must hold those who commit neice acts, and those who condone them, accountable. >> former british prime minister tony blair says grounds troops may be needed in the fight. >> all i'm saying is all future end gangments, you can't rule them out in all circumstances. >> president obama has ruled out putting us combat troops on the ground in iraq and syria. but is moving to arm and train moderate syrian rebels. marlie hall, cbs news, new york. and more breaking news right now, israel has shot down syrian aircraft that entered its air space earlier this morning, a defense official identified that plane as a meg fighter jet. but, says, the circumstances

surrounding that incident are quote unclear. tea with "eyewitness news" on updates, and get the latest on cbs this morning when nor, a charlie, gale join you at 7:00. now we would like to show you exclusive cam video of barricade situation that ended overnight in gloucester county. police found a man dead inside a west depford home. now the stands off started yesterday afternoon when police tried to serve a warrant, when they heard a warrant, they moved n fired tear gas canisters into the house earlier, they found the man dead late last night. well, police are intensifying their manhunt for the man who allegedly ambushed two pennsylvania state troopers. police believer i can frein may be hiding in the densely wooded forest near the border of pike and monroe counties. for now, many neighbors are still staying in their homes worried roadblock will keep them from getting back home. >> i think that's in everybody's minds, is when is it going to end? he seems to be he will looting

authorities. he's planned this out. so he could be -- he's probably got point a, point b, point c, point d plans are already established to where he's going. >> police say he wounded trooper alex douglas, investigators say frein has been aveeno death against law enforcement. 6:03, your traffic and weather together on the 3's. >> nice day underway, you can tell that i started to layer up little bit more out here on the cbs-3 skydeck, where yes, it is very, very quiet. we have nice clear sky. but as a result, these temperatures have dropped off very easily, and it is just going to be one of those cool starts. you know how it goes. this is fall in philly. but it is a smidge ahead of schedule when it comes to some of the temperatures. you'll see. we start it off with quick check on storm scan3, again, no storms to be had here at the level local. see some of the clouds that have been sort of rolling through, and bypassing southeastern new jersey, and delaware, and the bigger story though is these temperatures. i mean, you are talking serious deficit from

yesterday's temperatures by comparison, you're anything from ten to 20 degrees or more cooler than this very same time yesterday. so, very noticeable change in the air when you walk out the door. thankfully, not quite as breezy in most spots, you know, we actually still had persistent breeze up in the mount pocono area up until an hour ago, so that has persistently start today quiet down for us here, but it is still chilly outside. now at best today talking 07 degrees in the city, you won't even break out of the 60s in the poconos or down toward the shore. but everybody gets in at least on some sunshine, just nice crisp fall day. vittoria? >> thank you, so much, katie. well traffic giving you the cold shoulder this morning. let's get outside. you like that. let's get outside and take a look, in all seriousness, this is a serious incident we're dealing, with overturned truck situation, one injury reported, from this incident. this is a live look at the scene, from live chopper three, as you will notice here, tractor-trailer accident occurred on the southbound side of 95 at bridge street.

but it flipped over and crushed the guardrail and landed even on the northbound side, and on top of all of that just trash spilled all over the roadway, so one lane only in either direction, crane now on scene, to get this uprighted. i can only imagine, will eventually have to close down 95 at least in one direction, to get this going, as safety precaution, now, if you are trying to maneuver through the area take a look at the 95 southbound side approaching the incident; big old tie up there. headed out of northeast fill my center city stay on roosevelt boulevard to the schuylkill or make that left on aramingo, you can jump back on 95 there. >> philadelphia police hope surveillance cameras will help them track down the gunman wanted in a deadly shooting in olney. the shots killed a 15 year old girl, and wounded 19 year old man. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us from einstein medical center from the scene to tell you more, jan? >> ukee, police looking for teenage gunman, this morning, they're hoping that surveillance video provides

the break in the case they're looking forment they'll be reviewing video not only from here at einstein but down the road at the subway station, where this whole incident started. this, as 19 year old shooting victim remains in the hospital this morning, and as a family of a 15 year old shooting victim starts to mourn her death. >> philadelphia police converge on yet another shooting scene. this time, in the olney section of the city near einstein medical center. the shooter, police say, is a teenager, the two victims, teenagers, too. >> i mean, young kids today, they get weapons from everywhere. it is just ridiculous. >> investigators say it, all started here, around 4:00 in the afternoon, at the olney transit center. when a fight broke out in a crowd of 50 teenagers, many of them students, and the group then made its way south on broad street, and old york road, and that's when mr. is say teen gunman took out gun from student's back pack and started firing t sent students

and residents ducking for cover. >> all of the shots were just all at once. it was cents just all at once. and it was just -- it just in the middle, all you seen was kids ducking. just it makes absolutely no sense. it is absolutely no excuse for it. now, like i said, we have more than our share every guns here, but we have more than our share every ignorant people that use them. >> nineteen year old man shot twice. now in critical condition at the hospital. and a 15 year old girl was shot and killed. police say, she was an innocent bystander. walking home with a friends, from delaware valley charter high school. >> it is sad. some mother has to deal with the fact that her 15 year old is gone now. >> sources go onto tell cbs-3 "eyewitness news", that that incident at the septa subway station, that started this whole shooting, was likely a retaliation to yet another fight during which the young woman was beat up. anyone with information should call police. reporting live outside einstein medical center, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. new this morning,

investigators are searching for the cause of an overnight fire that sent three people to the hospital. this was the scene on the 3,000 block of north ninth street, in north philadelphia. firefighters were able to get the flames under control within a few minutes, after their arrival. the three victims are expected to be okay. police and student at the university of delaware, stay alert after two students were robbed at gunpoint off campus. authorities say two men approached several students in two separate incidents over the weekend. >> armed men got a which with their phones and wallets. university officials sent out alerts to warn students about the robberies. >> just great, but never hear follow up. you know, they caught anybody, or had any suspect, or anything like that. >> police describe the suspects as two black men, between 25 and 30 years old, with large to muscular builds. they say one has cents full beard, the other, a goatee. anyone with information is

asked to contact newark police. well, happening today, more than 100 world leaders are gathering for united nations cents summit on climate change. follows march on wall street by thousands of environmental activists, complain about what they see as big businesses cents rolling in climate change. whether 1,000 of them blocked traffic. few arrests, as well. now up to pennsylvania state senate to pass the philadelphia cigarette tax. house cleared it yesterday. tax would generate up to $80 million in revenue, for philadelphia schools if approved the 2-dollar tax increase could hit the desk before the end of this week. well, contract talks resume today between crozer chess at the medical center and the nurses union. nurses went on two day strikement key issues include pay, tension, and staffing. the nurses cents have been working without a contract since june. now, they can't return to their jobs until friday because crozer-chester hired replacement nurses, and had to

guarantee them five days of work. still ahead this morning, a hike turns tragic, in north jersey, after a group runs into a black bear on the trail. that's ahead. >> also, the massive king wild fire in california continues to grow, scorching everything in its path. now firefigighters are facing a new obstacle battling those flames. >> coming up in your health watch, how your breath can help doctors diagnosis everything from asthma, to cancer, and those details coming up. it was art that brought us together in the first place. and it's working its magic once. here it means more than lines or pictures on a page. it's a way of life. it's music and color. the more we give in to the magic of this place, the more we'd like to stay.

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control lines, to stay ahead of the flames, but, high wind have made that nearly impossible so far. making matters worse, more windy weather moving through the region today. >> now, few hundred miles south, in california, crews are still putting out hot spots left behind by this dock fire in los angeles county. it started yesterday evening, in more than 100 firefighters battled those flames, through the night. fortunately, no injuries were reported, investigators are now trying to figure out how it started. >> first day of fall, how is it looking? >> definitely lovely looking day, but chilly start to the day. you will see that reflected in one of the neighborhood cameras in a second here, but i want to address the situation that's beginning to evolve down to the south see the rain we're watching here, eventually will turn into full blown coastal form system that rolls through the area. now, that said, this is mainly going to be rain event, wednesday night, the earliest

that the rain will start to move in, but looks right now leak the time something for thursday morning, we will be on the air with you at the brunt of this, coming through, and some of this rain is going to douse you. so, umbrellas will be required, for the morning, and looks like this really only starts to taper off late their night, and headed into friday early morning. now, that said, crystal clear, i mean, beautiful but chilly start to the day here outside kutztown area middle school. looking at gorgeous sun rides there and everywhere else. today's high, 07 degrees, full sunshine. lower sun angles means we won't warm up as easily by tomorrow the clouds start to build in from the system approaching that i mentioned moment ago. >> katie, good morning, everyone. still the latest update on breaking news story of the 95 crash at bridge street. is that it is still out there, and it is still causing problem, and they've not uprighted the overturned truck just yet.

>> you are traveling on 95 commute is basically crashed in the southbound direction, because approaching cottman, all the way down through the incident scene, looks like there is so if you can take one of our alternates, 95, southbound, traveling the boulevard, justin all the way down through the schuylkill expressway, because 76 pretty wide open. the last thing you want to do is to ways your time sitting in this delay when you have got to get to work or school. traveling on the northbound side of 95 also seeing delays approaching the incident scene. and again, just an area to give yourself more time. let's throw it back to ukee. >> torrey, thank you. rutgers university offering grief counselling after the tragic death after student in a bear attack. twenty-two year old darrsh patel, in west milford sunday. officials say patel and his friends were hiking with other friends, when they spotted the bear. patel's friends made it to

safety, and called for help, searches later found patel's body near 300 pounds bear. authorities euthanized it, they're running test toss determine if it is the bear that killed patel. here is a look at today's headlines on cbs-3. us, fire after and nations cents conducting air strikes in sewer y also, israel reports they've shot down syrian jet over the golden heights. >> fifteen year old bystander the victim of gun violence, girl killed, and another teenager injured after fight in the subway at broad and olney. police say the gunman was likely a teenager, as well. >> and manhunt continues for eric frein, the man suspected in the murder after pennsylvania state police corporal. authorities say the survivalist could be in dense forests between pike and monroe counties. >> we'll be right back.

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23:00 right now, here's your traffic and weather together. we want to grab a jacket, right, katy? >> absolutely, chilly start to the day for sure. at least completely dry day unfolding, lots of bright sunshine expected. i want to quickly turn to the tropics, where despite the colors on the map, none of the areas of disturbances here in the tropics have any sign of development in the days ahead. so, we're looking good. the fall foliage, well, at the moment, you got to go pretty far north to see any fall color here at home, not really seeing too much in the way of any changes on the leaves. but his will change with time for sure by tomorrow clouds builds, dodging steady rain on thursday, especially in the morning.

vittoria? >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, weaver steady delay on 95 southbound, approaching the accident scene at bridge street. this is a look at 95, right around cottman avenue of course through the construction zone, of course right around rush hour. so a loft things working against us. overturned truck situation, not only affecting the southbound side of 95, but northbound 95, as well. out of center sit my northeast philadelphia, stay on the roosevelt boulevard. you can either make left on aramingo avenue or continue to the schuylkill both better options than staying on 95 southbound right now. ukee? >> in sports, cole hamels will try to become the fill phils fishes pitcher double digit winds when he takes the mound later tonight in south florida the phils have just six games left in the season. well, the flyers open their practice schedule by beating the capitols five to four. mark had a goal and three assists cents, another squad flyers lost in shoot-out to the mapleleafs in london

ontario in practice play. tonight it is flyers and leaves in toronto, the flyers open the regular season not long from now, next month. eagles back at practice against the 49ers in san francisco. the 9ers are one and two on the season, but it is early, so don't let that fool you. birds fly into frisco, undefeated of course at three and zero. to the bears and jets, in prime time play. the chicago bears wasted no time last night getting lead at the meadowlands, ryan monday picks off pass and took it to the south for pig six, all of 32 seconds into the game. bears never trailed. jay cutler through couple of touchdowns to martel us bennett. bears in control all the way, final score chicago 27 to 19. prime time football on cbs-3 this week as always, a nfc walt between new york and washington, on thursday night football get your popcorn coverage ready for coverage

height over on cbs-3. >> who do you cheer for in that game. >> you. >> know what, i wish both of them could lose. can that happen? no, i guess not? in year's winner the philadelphia fire department. every year the city fire department battles the police department to see who can lose the most weight get that nifty trophy, some serious bragging rights, too. that competition has been going on for 28 years, the fire department holds 15 to 13 lead over police. wait watchers donates $10,000 to the heroes thrill show, in the name of the fire department. well done, guys great job to everyone, indeed. >> many doing up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" this morningng, we are following our breaking news reports that israel shot down a syrian aircraft. >> also, targeting isis for the first time the us launches air strikes inside syria. jan? >> philly police on the look-out this morning, for teenage gunman, who they say

killed a 15 year old, and left 19 year old in the hospital. i'm jan carabeo, reporting live in olney, full details straight ahead. >> thanks, see now bit. torrey and katie return your traffic and weather together. we'll do it on the 3's, and we're back at the bottom of the hour. good morning, family, see now built

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>> updating breaking news, could have major impact on your morning commute.

looking live right now, showing tractor-trailer accident on i95, near bridge street. "eyewitness news", has learned, the driver of that truck has been taken to the hospital, trash, spilled all over 95, both north and southbound traffic being affected here. we will take a look at the detour when we do traffic and weather together. that's coming up. now to the latest breaking details from syria. where an us-led coalition of forces began launching air strikes against isis. new amateur video coming into "eyewitness news" this morning, right now, it is believed to show some of the bombs exploding there, in the distance. military leaders say, more than a dozen areas were targeted >> informed about the air strikes before they were

launched. more breaking news from the region, israel has shot down syrian aircraft over israeli skies. defense official identified the plane as meg fighter jet. the circumstances surrounding the incident are, quote, unclear. >> new this morning, secret service just added extra fence to keep people away from the white house. this move comes after two high apply fowl scares including one where man with a knife walks through an unlock door. a man from shamong also arrested after he drove up to gate and refused to leave. >> deadly shooting in philadelphia's olney section. police believe surveillance video, may help them. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at einstein medical center right near that crime scene, with the latest information. jan? >> police are hoping surveillance provides what they want. reviewing the surveillance,

here, outside einstein, down the street at the subway station where this whole incident happened yesterday afternoon. remains in the hospital this morning, and in critical condition, and as a 15 year old's family starts to mourn her death. shot and killed, caught in the crossfire, now, this is where it all happened. right around 4:00 yesterday afternoon, just outside einstein medical center. but, police say, the shooting stemmed from a nerve by incident. they say, group of about 50 teenagers, many of them students, got into a fight at the transportation center down the street, the group then made its way south, on broad street, and old york road. and that is when the shooting happened. police say a teenage gunman took weapon from a back pack, and started firing, 19 year old man shot twice, and 15 year old girl was shot and killed. police say, she was an innocent bystander, walking home, with a friends, from delaware valley charter high school.

>> makes no sense, no excuse for it, more than our share of guns here but more than our share of ignorant people who can use them >> subway station sparked gunfire yesterday, actually, retaliation, from another fight, that happened at earlier time, involving the beating up another young woman. reporting live outside of einstein medical center, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". jan, thank you. right now 6:33, the latest on these chilly temperatures, just 51 degrees, it looks like, katy? >> a lot cooler head in the through the outlying suburbs, too, this morning. good morning, everybody. we can expect to seabright sunshine, but at this point of the year, losing solar angle, so, basically, the sun can only do so much to get us out of the rut that we've built

for ourselves at this point. it is as chilly start. but beautiful view. we're looking at here is assumed out view of atlantic city, as we continue to pull out, you'll eventually see the casinos off in the foreground, and the sun starting to pop over the horizon, give it few minutes, eventually see really pretty colors take over, already, seeing some of the sign with the orange, the yellow, so prep when we can show you these views. meanwhile, storm scan3 as you might expect is totally quiet other than couple every clouds generally through the southeast most counties. here is a look at some of the temperatures, chilly start in the city but even chillier through this outlying suburbs, guys. 41 degrees where we just showed that you camera view, in atlantic city. meanwhile, look ahead of course to the forecast, thursday, need to break out that umbrella, looks like, once again, as abrupt halt to the quiet weather pattern is in store for our area. vittoria, over to you? >> great segway word into

traffic, a halt. yes. >> yep. >> right outside, best segway. take a look, 95, if you are traveling 95, southbound, we've been talking alternates all morning long, can i not stress enough to you, take amount that the out of northeast philadelphia, it is not even worth it to get on 95 right now. this is your southbound delay, taking a look at live chopper three over the scene of what was an overturned trash truck situation on southbound side of 95 at bridge street. if we can drop that lower thirds for just a second, so we can take a look and follow this stream of traffic. and we've not even reached the incident scene just yet at bridge street. we're talking a delay, stemming all the way into far northeast philadelphia, that will only continue to grow. it is 6:35, it is rush hour, and it is just overall a bad bad situation. we haven't even gotten that yet, have we? still wait to go even reach the incident scene.

so as we take a look, this is 95 southbound right around cottman avenue through the construction zones, best thing to do right now is to continue on the roosevelt boulevard, out of northeast philadelphia, down to aramingo avenue or just jump on the schuylkill, that's your best bet. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. new information on the attack on gay cup nel center city philadelphia. police say, they finished their investigation, and turn the case over to the d.a.'s office, for possible charges. last week police released video of about dozen people, that included persons of interest, in the attack. we're told that police interviewed members of that group. hope they find a man in connection with murder investigation, along the schuylkill river. police are looking for 42 year old tom lee. he is want in the connection with the stabbing of two brothers, their bod wrist dumped in the schuylkill river last month. one man survived the attack, alerted authorities. that is $40,000 reward for arrest and conviction in the

case. police in haddonfield are searching for the suspect in the attempted abduction of a teenage girl. investigators say the suspect tried to abduct a teen around 10:30 last night, this was last thursday, rather, on tanner street. the victim was walking home from work at the time. police say the suspect drove up, got out of his car, and then grabbed the girl. she fought him off and ran away. the suspect is described as a man in his 20's, 30's, with shaggy blonde hair, who may now have scratches on his face and neck. federal transportation investigators are trying to determine exactly what caused a tour bus to crash and flip down an embankment in delaware. that crash killed two people, and injured 48 others on sunday. >> after a day of sightseeing. >> bits and pieces of arm, face, and no one on the scene without blood on them except

for me, after the loved ones, and a lot of them were, it was so frantic. >> fifty-six year old jim lee, he was treated for minor injuries. they say alcohol and drugs did not play a role in this case. >> gop incumbent tom corbett, democratic challenger tom wolf squared off in their first debate. sparred over taxes, state finances, and public school spending, at the state chamber of commerce dinner in cher she. wolf said corbett's failed to keep the economy on track, to the death meant every schools. corbett shot back, that you cannot spend what you don't have. and the goal is to keep a bald budget. their next debate will be at the studios of our sister station "kyw news radio 1060". it is airing breakfast with the candidates, wednesday, october 1st, at 8:00 a.m. and so is the "cw philly". cbsphilly.com will also be streaming it live. have a question for the candidates? well, tweet us with the hashtag cbs philly debate. your questions might be the one we ask.

>> new york times reports christie told donors at fundraiser that he shed 85 pounds in the last year and a half. he underwent lap band surgery. he wouldn't say how much he is weighing in now, but christie admits he needs to slim down if he wants to set his sites on the white house in 2016. >> good health move there. nicely done. yet another auto recall to tell but this morning, this time, nearly quarter after million vehicles are affect the. >> also ahead, have you ever gotten a diagnosis from a doctor, but you weren't sure about it? it happens all the time. but, when should you go out, and get that second opinion? how do you tell your doctor you're getting one? >> why did the armadillo cross the word? insert your punch line, seymour of this video, when we come back.

>> chrysler recalling more than 230,000 vehicles, because of a faulty fuel pump that could cause engines to stall. the problem affect certain 2011 dodge durango's, jeep grand cherokees, auto maker says so far the fuel pump issue has not caused any known injuries, or deaths. well, good news for drivers, as gas prices are expected to drop to their cheapest level in four years. >> so, maybe wondering just how cheap? analysts cents predict, 3.15 a

gallon this fall, current national average 3.33. the price of gas has fallen 6 cents this week, which is the seventh straight week of decline. triple a says pennsylvanians are paying about 3.43 per gallon of regular, folks in new jersey shelling out 3.19. and delaware drivers are paying 3.28. >> this little fellow needed some help across busy street in houston after heavy rains made conditions rather treacherous. the this is from the officer owe blige dollars much to the delight of many onlookers. he stopped the flow of traffic, and then took matters into his own hands. how about that? >> oh, what a great offerser. >> i'm telling you, those cars were coming fast and furious. >> and apparently they don't like it when they pick up from the tail. that's what i gather from the end of this clip. right here. >> oh, well,. >> here's traffic and weather together. >> she did not like it.

that we know for sure. >> okay, guys, take you out there to storm scan3, first and for most, at the moment, high pressure rules the roost, keeping skies real clear, beautiful sunrise underway, but because of the clear skies, the temperatures dipped really easily into the 40's. chilly start, but thankfully not as much wind. off to the south, clearly, something brewing down there. still getting its act together, and this will take its time to get here, will eventually mess with the for cents cast, you'll see, meanwhile the pollen report, ragweed, sage brush, still issues, beautiful colors starting to show up here out in the live neighborhood network outside middle township high school. 48 degrees right now list goes on, just as chilly, so jacket, sweatshirt, fleece, whatever you need to get the job done, need extra layer today. also mean the sunglasses because it will be a very bright day for you, especially if you have to travel east this morning, tomorrow the clouds thicken as i mention next system on the move. but don't worry about any

raindrops until at least. >> wednesday night, liver chopper three over the scene that far tractor-trailer accident, that is just causing a mess for your morning commute. so the incident occurred on the southbound side of 59, it does seem to be that they may have uprighted finally that tractor-trailer also affecting northbound lanes, tractor-trailer under dollars up on that side. debris scattered still all in the area. as we zoom in at this moment. notice that a lot of it is still come row misting the lanes. >> also trash your commute, southbound 95, just don't even get ton right now, take alternate. stay on the roosevelt boulevard. out of northeast philadelphia, and take it down to aramingo or jump on the schuylkill expressway, because it is just a mess delays stemming all the way back into far northeast around academy. also looking here in the vine st. vest way, westbound accident g the right-hand lane

as well as shoulder delays approaching the schuylkill on the westbound vine to go along with it, very busy day, stay with mass transit because there are no delays there. ukee? breaking news, pentagon says the pentagon and its partners use bombers crews missiles to target isis militants, says it has sit syrian jet that was flying in israel's air space. >> fifteen year old girl shot and killed by stray bullet near the broad and olney subway stop yesterday. nineteen year old man was also critically wounded and police are searching for a teenage suspect. >> separate could vote as early as today on cigarette tax. could help the cash strapped school district. >> oh, are you having some second thoughts on your doctor's diagnosis? a lot of just been there before. try to determine the best course of action and treatment

for an injury, following up on recent result, too. >> when is the right time to seek second opinion and how should you go about asking? family fist action, doctor jennifer, is on call, this morning, with some advice. how are you? >> so when is the best time to get a second opinion? >> as family doctor, i see a lot of my patients ever now and then, the top may be four times, i see them wanting this, would be, say, a patient is recommended for surgery, maybe non-emergency surgery, they say do i really need the surgery? or is there better options in that's one. big procedures. >> some patients want different treatment options, they say okay, well, surgery has been recollected to me or something, but there something else i can do? get a second opinion? and the final thing is sometimes patient just have questions, and they're not sure, they want to get more information. >> now there is may make you feel uncomfortable, saying to your doctor i want a second

opinion, maybe like judging their ability. is this pretty common thing? >> family doctor, because i know them, very well, they say doctor jen, you know, am i going to offend my doctor by asking for a second opinion. am i going to hurt their feelings? are they going to be upset with me? very common reaction. this is what i say. first every all, you know, you have one body. as healthcare professionals, we are here to help you live the healthiest life you possibly can. so it is not personal, it is personal but not in a certain way. to to say to your doctor, thank you for the information, i would like a moment to think about it, or i would like to get a second opinion. not sure, go back to your family doctor, doctor you trust, talk it over. but it is importantment be up front. it is okay to say these things, shouldn't offends us, put it that way. >> and when you're being up front, what are some of the major questions you want to ask before finding a second opinion? >> so first do you have find a doctor you want a second opinion from. ask family, friends, loved

ones, people you trust to say hey what doctor have you been to get some good referrals, get copies your medical reported records, make sure they've been sent over by your offers or get copies yourself and take them over yourself. you need those records to take to your specialist. write down list every questions before go. it is very common problem, people forget what their questions were when they get to the doctors office. ask someone to go with you to help you, also make want to check with your insurance company before second opinion, make sure it is okay with the insurance company, things like that. >> now if you get different opinions from both doctors, should you share the other doctor's opinions with each other? >> i think it is okay to say, you know what, i have been told about x, y, z, the best route is there is what are your thoughts about that? remember it is your body. it is your health. as healthcare providers we want you healthy. we want to make the right decision for you. so opinion to talk about these things to tell other doctors cents what you have been told, get opinions about that. >> good stuff. good stuff. indeed.

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start somewhere fresh ♪ good morning. it is tuesday, september 23rd, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." the bombings begin in syria, david martin with america's new battleground against isis. plus you cia snyder mike morell on a separate mission to stop an imminent attack on america. and bill o'reilly in studio 57 today. he's talking isis, politics an his book that raises questions about general patton. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> america has launched its first air strikes against