. >> and breaking this morning, a fire breaks out at west philadelphia high-rise. smoke bill owed from the 18th floor of the west park ants on holden street. firefighters got the call shortly before two a.m. and evacuated three floors of residents. they got the flames under control about a half hour later. it is not clear yet what cause that blaze of the the good news, no injuries have been reported. >> also, seen in surveillance yo, now seeing him on the move, delvin barnes arrives in virginia, to face attempted murder charges. >> good morning, everyone, sources tell "eyewitness news" that the suspect has confessed to the abduction. >> now we're learning more on how investigators cracked that case. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at police headquarters with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this suspected kidnapper, delvin barnes, was transferred overnight after his

arraignment in maryland. he's now in virginia, facing number of charges, in a previous case there involving the alleged rape and kidnapping of a 16 year old girl. if you take look at the video, this is our first look at the suspect, you see him arriving in virginia in custody, that's 37 year old delvin barnes, he was spotted with carlesha in maryland three days after she was kidnapped off a germantown street. police say carlesha fought even harder to get away than we originally thought. investigators say once she was thrown into that car, she found a hammer inside, smashed out the window and attack her and duck to be, she is now resting at home with family. meanwhile the investigation continues in her case, when barnes could be connected to any other cases of course facing those charges in virginia n october barnes hit a girl in the head with a shovel in that state. through her in the trunk of had i his car and made her strip naked before terrorizing her, and had also told the girl he had kidnapped before.

>> we will go through our missing persons file, see if anything re metally fits as possible, we do know one thing, had we in the rescued her, the outcome may have been quite different. >> now, "eyewitness news" sources tell us that barnes has said he has confess today kidnapping carlesha. i should say this investigation continues, it is unknown when woe return to philadelphia to face federal charges here. coming up in our next half hour, we will hear from law enforcement who say that finding carlesha alive has been the highlight of their career. reporting live outside of police headquarters, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> ankle police say eyewitness to the kidnapping was crucial in solving the case. >> duane fletcher was walking up green street in germantown when he heard carlesha screaming for help. fletcher immediately called 911 and gave police a description of the abduction and the get-away car. >> no, i'm just glad she's good, i'm good, you know what

i mean, just rough couple every days, rough, you know. >> now, police credit fletcher for cracking the case. the philadelphia police detective tells "kyw news radio 1060", he thinks fletcher should get the $47,000 reward for information in the case. stay with "eyewitness news", as we stay on top of the rescue of carlesha freeland-gaither and the investigation. when you're not near a tv, go to cbsphilly.com. while there, you can also sign up for breaking news text alerts. >> all right, right now, 4:33, let's get our traffic and weather together. is that rain all out of here, katy? >> almost. >> we're getting there. we're so close. so close. brunt of it is at least you can say that, this is our transition day. he will is that to brighten up, see sunshine taking live look just different view for you here from one of the "skycam 3" views on our own rooftop. nice wide zoom of the center city skyline, off in the distance, then we've got clearing sky, but there are still some clouds out there, and as i said, we do still

have the chance for little wet werth. i would say, don't worry about the umbrella today, however, yesterday pretty much a given that you needed some casino of rain gear. here's why. when you zoom it out, see there is actually more instability coming our way, really just secondary frontal boundery on the heals of the main piece of energy that came through yesterday. so we're going to still see lingering shower, primarily toward midday for many of you, meanwhile, because we are in transition, that winds starting to kickback in, more so out of the northwest today, because it is coming from colder place in canada, we will make it feel even colder when you factor in that wind. so, it is not a real strong breeze at the moment. but it is enough that it is noticeable. 10 miles per hour sustained winds for trenton, lancaster, ac, the list goes on, even little higher than that, couple of locations here in the live neighborhood network, yes, you can probably knock as five to 10 degrees off the values when the winds is blowing, and that's how it feels, so dog the math, might not feel like the 30's. around the region we go. few showers in the forecast, again, that's all we've got

left in the way of precipitation. but the breeze is back, the chill is back, and i think that's going to be the most noticeable part of the forecast, vittoria? >> thank you, good morning, everyone, so all of the majors are pretty quiet except for the schuylkill expressway, no shock to anyone, but at this time it is a little bit after shock. we do have slow moving maintenance vehicle, actually power washing the sides of the road here, concrete. so this is on the eastbound side of 76, making your way around belmont. notice few vehicles, tending to the situation, right lane being blocked, and only the left lane getting by. but again, no major volume problems, however, if you are headed this way, you just may slow down just a bit. we continue, taking you now up 95. ninety-five is wide open for you, around center city, around the area of the northeast, south philadelphia, delaware county, 95 is beautiful. really everywhere is still so far averaging speeds 55 miles per hour, looking great on the turnpike, on the northeast extension, however, move into new jersey, 2959 in either direction, the black horse

pike, we have overnight construction that will be ongoing until 6:00 a.m. also, construction in delaware on nine # a northbound at 141, ongoing until 5:00 a.m. no delays at the airport, mass transit looks great. >> we have breaking news right now. one person is dead in a fire on the 3,000 block of north 22nd street in north philadelphia. we have learned that this is a homeless shelter. that fire broke out just before 3:00 on the third floor that far building. once again, one person is dead, our nicole brewer is headed to the scene. we'll have a report for you coming up as soon as possible. >> new this morning, woman hospitalized following this crash, in southwest philadelphia. police say the driver lost control and slammed into a church at the corner of 61st street and osage avenue in cobbs creek. she was taken to the hospital with a head injury. police are investigating whether alcohol may have played a role in that crash. >> happening today, members of transport workers union, local 234, are expected to approve a new two year contract with

septa. the deal would give work areas 5% wage increase over the life of the contract. if the agreement is rejected, union work letters strike at 12:01 monday morning, but again, that likely will not happen. >> also, happening today, president obama meets with congressional leader for the first time since the republicans won the senate in tuesday's midterms. speaker of the house john boehner and presumptive mitch mcconnell outlined got op goals yesterday in the wall street journal. they include completing the 2,000-mile keystone xl oil pipeline and repealing obama care. both sides spoke out yesterday. >> senator mcconnell didn't suggest he would fold on these prince. the president's not going do that either. >> the president continues to act on his own. he is going to play in the well. when you play with matches, you take the risk of burning yourself. >> both sides did say also they will need to work with each other to solve the problems facing the nation. >> prosecutors will seek the

death penalty for mother and her boyfriends accused of murdering a young boy, and it is a being showing case. thirty-one year old jillian tate and her boyfriends, 23 year old gary fell onbomb, accused of killing scotty inside a trailer in west caln township, her other son who is six badly beaten a n survived. scott had i been punched in the face and stomach, but the d.a. says that was just the beginning. >> he was surged with a homemade whip. he was lashed with a metal rod. he was tied to a chair and beaten. he was tied up side down by his feet and beaten. >> that man's wife, who also lived in the trailer with their baby, facing child endangerment charges. she reportedly found the body and called 911. police say, though, that she could have intervened earlier. it is 4:38 on your friday morning, and the navy seal who says he killed osama bin laden

publicly comes forward. find out why some of his colleagues say he now has a target on his back. >> good samaritan comes to the rescue after this boat goes up in flames. we'll hear from two of the men pulled to safety. we'll be right back.

>> former navy seal who said he fired the shot comes forward. earlier in the day the 38 year old publicly identify himself to the washington post, but not before some former special agents identified him on line. they're upset the montana native was planning ongoing public at least one former seal says o'neil is now a target for jihadist, these days, he works as a motivational speaker. >> six people pulled to safety after their both catches fire off the coast of florida

dramatic video. the coast guard says the 40-foot cigar boat errupted into flames. another boater spotted the fire, sprang in action, just in time, too, as the rescued men say they had just jumped overboard. >> i thought at any moment first thing the thing would just blow up. >> could have been obviously a lot worse, boats replaceable, we build them, we can build another one. >> authorities believe the fire started from a break in the fuel tank. more than 400 gallons every fuel burned for hours, no one, though, was hurt. >> all right, coming up on 4:43, hoping we can get rid of the rain this weekend? we'll get rid of it for the weaken, we are also going to ends up with pretty quiet pattern. we will bottom out before that can happen. yes, still some football games going on this evening, i highly suggest a nice heavy blanket over your knees and because it will get chilly out. great football weather essentially, but man, these

thermometer readings will get you if you're in the ready for it with extra layers. all because of the retreat of the storm, the coal air wrapping in on the heals of it, till stay on the back edge, back through the canadian border, great lakes region, still wet weather issues. yep, it is cold enough to have produced snow, actually quite a bit of snow if you're up in northern maine main, for us, not quite there yet. any precipitation we see today would ticketly be a shower of raindrops, no mixing going on there whatsoever. it is not cold enough for that just yet. let me walk you through future weather, a sense of what's to come. while expecting pretty nice sunrise, some sun to go along with your forecast, obviously one little spot that, late morning, through the northwest suburb, perhaps traveling westbound on the turnpike, likely run into damp road here, or i80 specially. ten it will likely reach the philadelphia area here, quick shower, by this afternoon before it clears out once again. so secondary front coming in on the heals of the retreating

system. i don't think you need the umbrella, i'll just say it, i think you can get away without it here today. 54 degrees the expected high. what you won't get away without here is the nice heavy coat. mainly clear, that means we bottom out. you still got a breeze. so 35 degrees, that's bad enough. but it will feel even coal her you factor in the winds. looking forward to the forecast, weekend quiet, low mid 50's, so chilly, i could see a quick sprinkle saturday night into sunday, no huge deal there. monday looks good. we moderate up nicely by tuesday, with some sunshine, and then another chill starts to setback in. erika, back to you. >> all right, thank you, katie. more on breaking news right now, want to gave you a look at the scene after deadly fire at north philadelphia homeless shelter. firefighters were called to the 3,000 block of north 22nd street, just before 3:00. that fire broke out on the third floor of the building. once again one person has died. our nicole brewer will have live report for you coming up a little later in the broadcast. >> and arbitrator now deciding whether to force the nfl to

reinstate suspended ravens running back, ray rice. rice two day appeals hearing wrapped up yesterday in new york. the league's increased rice's suspension from two games to indefinite. that will happened after video surfaced of rice's assaulting his now wife janaa in a he will lan particular city elevator. officials rice was not actual full about the incident in previous meetings, however, yesterday ravens gm ozzie testified he had heard rice tell commissioner roger goodel that he had hit janaa. punishing a player twice for the same offense would violate the league's collective bargaining agreement. >> in sports, flyers take on the avalanch tomorrow in south philly looking for their third win in a row. the fly guys got off to quick start last night against the florida panthers. sean tips in shot from braiden schenn, one-nothing flyers in the first period. nicely done. jake voracek scored a goal last night, as well.

he is tied with syd the kid crosby for the league lead in scoring. flyers beat the panthers good game four to one. before the game the flyers honor the military by wearing camouflage jerseys during their warm ups. afterward the players took the jerseys off, gave them to active military members and veterans. >> this was all part of last night's military appreciation night at the wells fargo center. tonight these local heroes and families i'm sure will never forget. nicely done. >> well, mark sanchez will make his first start in almost two years, monday in prime time, when eagles take on the panthers at lincoln financial field. sanchez took the reps with the first team of course at nova care yesterday. getting more comfortable with the offense, he threw two touchdowns last week, and two picks in relief of the injured nick foles for his career. sanchez has thrown 70 touchdowns, with 71 picks. he's got new team around him now, though, let's go get them fellows. bengles and andy dawson through interception in his first series, set the tone for

the rest of the game against the cleveland browns. that pick shred to touchdown. the browns under supt dollars three time and beat down their ohio rivals. cleveland moves into first place tied with the pittsburgh steelers in the nfc north. season rolls on, once again, eagles there is monday, in prime time. >> how about the browns though? >> they've come a long way since back in the dayment i am happy for them. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, amazon's latest gadget could change your home life. wait until you she. >> first though here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

>> we are following breaking news from north philadelphia early this morning, one person is dead, in a fire, at homeless shelter on the 3,000 block of north 22nd street. authorities say the fire started on the third floor of the building, the cause still being looked into. >> we have some new video

hereof delvin barnes, being held without bail, and facing attempted murder charges in virginia. he's the manna cured in the abduction of a philadelphia woman from a germantown street last weekend. >> later today, members of transport workers union, local 234, are expected to approve a new two-year contract with septa. the deal would give workers a 5% wage increase over the life of the contract. >> let's get a check every business news right now. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, hearing more about massive airbag recall. is there an update for us? >> yes, that's right, good morning, ukee, erika. two former employees at t a/k/a ta tell the new york times that secret testing was done at their american headquarters in michigan, ten years ago. but it stopped after three month, evidence was destroyed. now, those safety issues had been linked to four deaths, and they've caused 11 automakers to recalled more 14 vehicle vehiclesment something tells me we have not heard the end of this store. >> i oh, i know that's right.

holiday shopping is here, if not on the horizon, amazon out with new gadget that takes a cue from apple sewer i. what's up? >> that's right, definitely new competition. meet amazon's alexa. the on line retailer introduced new device just in time for the holiday shopping season, it is called the amazon echo. the nine-inch wireless cyllinder speaker responds to voice commands after a wake word, which is alexa. so you can ask it for music, news, weather and other information, that cost about $199. ukee, erika, if only it could cook and clean, we would be all set. >> you know what, stand by. you never know. >> it is coming, i'm telling you. thanks, jill, talk to you later. coming up after a short break, traffic and wea

4:53 on your friday morning, vet tore crashes happy friday to you. >> happy friday, erika. happy friday, everyone. you know, great way to start

your morning commute this friday. no delays, no problems, and earlier construction zone that we had even on the schuylkill has cleared out of the way. all-in-all a great ride. looking at 59 around the area of broad street, broad street exit, northbound direction, you're free and clear, no delays approaching the girard point bridge, in and out of the northeast, delaware county and traveling on the schuylkill expressway, again, wide open. speed censors are high up into the 50's, 55 on the schuylkill, 476, turnpike clear, northeast extension clear, however, in new jersey, we have construction, overnight construction, on 29 at in either direction, at 168, the black horse pike, ongoing until 6:00 a.m. no delays for mass transit, and watch out from this construction project in delaware, as well, 141, until about 5:00. but still seems we're trying to clear things up weather wise until we get to this weekend? definitely true, we are actually going toned up with pretty quiet weekends overall in the werth department, vet tore y but we're sort of in transition mode, so can't rule out residual shower. we find on radar here, ground clutter at the radar site, storm

storm scan3, we actually put things into motion, still see with the satellite coverage over top of this, too, we do have a thin vale of cloud cover, but, we are chilling out, basically, here, and you can see the wet weather approaching from the northwest, so, that will get hereby about midday, just again, lingering, you know, cold front that's going to sort of come in as secondary front on the peoples of the system. forty-six what it feels like at the airport, generally seeing anything from three, 5 degrees, get taken offer of the actual thermometer reading, when you factor in the wind. right now the winds will pick up with time, so likely to feel no better than say oh, 50 degrees, at best, any time here today, but our friday forecast does feature at least little bit of sunshine, watching for the shower chance, though, at least around philly mainly midday issue, then come this weekend, haim, we quiet down, although cooling down, as well, low to mid 50's in the forecast for us, and maybe just sprinkle along the way, into sunday. ukee, back to you. >> katie, thank up, here is a look at "kyw news radio" 1006

is following for you today. voters approve a plan in margate, to fight the state of new jersey, and the army core of engineers over protective dunes. an indian tribe bathe in the california teams up with the borgata to offer internet gaming and philadelphia plans to mark the 50th anniversary of the lgbt civil right movement july 4th. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> coming un in the next hour of "eyewitness news", following breaking news, deadly fire at homelesess shelter. we're live on the scene. >> also, continuing to follow the latest developments in the germantown abduction investigation. find out what we've learned about the suspect's troubled backgrounds, and the time carlesha freeland-gaither was missing. >> and fighting the flu. why children should get the flu shot instead of that mist this year. we'll explain why, we're back at the top of the hour.

>> at least one person dice at, and new information for you, live report straight ahead. >> also this morning, facing justice. the manna cured in the germantown kidnapping arrives in virginia, to face more serious charges. now, we're learning more about his previous crimes, and his former father-in-law, opens up about his violent past. it is friday, november 7th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. katie is out on the skydeck. i saw she broke out the heavy green coat today. >> oh, that's serious. >> yes, chilly start to the morning for us. i have to tell you, it is not terribly breezy just yet. but, that's going to change with time. as we sort of transition, into more of a cool weekend, coming up here. and, we're not totally out of

the woods with the precipitation either. we have all of the details coming up. guys, we send it back into you. >> katie, thank you. the man who allegedly abducted carlesha freeland-gaither now faces federal kidnapping charges. >> now we know how police caught up with the victim and suspect. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at police headquarters to bring us to up date. jan, good morning. >> erika, ukee, good morning. that suspected kidnapper now in virginia, after being arraigned in maryland yesterday morning. if you take a lock at the video, you can see our first look at him. this is delvin barnes, 37 year old, as he arrived in virginia in custody. he spotted -- he was spotted with carlesha gate nerve jessup maryland. police now say carlesha fought even harmed tear get away than originally thought. investigators say once she was thrown into that car, she found a hammer, inside, smashed out a window and attack her abductor, now rest at home with