date. january, january, what have you learned? >> erika, ukee, i've learned yes, three people have been taken to the hospital including a little girl, police say, overcome by fumes in their home this morning, by carbon monoxide fumes. we're toll they have carbon monday positive. monoxide poisoning. coming here at ten, hidden hollow lane, sicklerville, fire crews had been on scene investigating, and venting the home. they've since left the scene. initial call 4:00 this morning when police got here to the home. a child answered the door, and immediately collapsed. now, three people in all were inside of this home, and were taken to the hospital. i was able to speak to the neighbor here who says they were all taken out of the house unconscious. but, police tell us all three people are now in stable condition. >> now, once they were removed, the house was metered, and very high levels of co were detected. neighbors just thankful this morning that this family is safe, include that five year old little girl. >> about 3:55, units responded

for initially an ems call. when the police got here, a child answered the door, and immediately collapsed for the police, as she was opening up the door, we received greetings above 900 parts per million. >> which is -- >> which is -- which leads to instant coma, convulsions. >> now, when fire crews arrived on scene, they did not hear co detectors going off. they say the rate was so high that the detectors may have been over saturated and stopped working. fire crews are trying to determine the cause, but say, this may have started in a basement, with a heater there, again, this investigation is continuing, but this neighborhood is just happy that this family is alive this morning, we continue to bring you the latest just as soon as we get it, for now coming to you live from sicklerville, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> we will get back to you, thank you. new this morning, overnight house fire sends philadelphia woman to the hospital with smoke inhalation. now there is fire started around 1:00 in the 6400 block

of belfield avenue over in germantown. firefighters rescued a 60 year old woman from a second floor rear bedroom. an investigation into what may have cause that fire is ongoing right now. and, off initials delaware country still working to pinpoint the cause behind this fire in chester. firefighters were called to a home at seventh and caldwell streets, just before midnight, no injuries were reported. >> jury deliberations are expected to begin today, in the trial of former philadelphia police officer, richard decoatsworth. he's charged with assaulting his girlfriend, following an explosive argument in may of 2013. de coat worth testified he accidentally hit his girlfriend in the mouth, while trying to knock away a brick she was holding. he contend he never meant to hurt her. >> well, the eagles are getting ready for prime time showdown with the carolina panthers later tonight. now the player to watch is quarterback mark sanchez, a solid bet, making hirst start in almost two years, now that nick foles is side lined with that broken collarbone. hear what merrill reese the

voice of the eagles has to say about tonight's game, we're about to call his house, wake him up. >> not really. >> we'll do it so he can talk to us live on the air. that's coming up in sports. hope you can join us. >> if you are headed to the link tonight, septa is providing additional subway service just heads up for you, broad street sports express trains will run every ten minute, now, service begins at 6:45 p.m. making all express stops from fernrock through to at&t station. the market frankford line is also expanding service starting at 6:30, now after the game passengers will find trains waiting at at&t station for the ride home. make it a safe one. let's go birds. let's get our traffic and weather together at 03:00. katie? >> ukee, i can promise you, weather will not hinder your plans to tailgate at the stadium or do anything else outside here today as long as you are ready for it with mid november weather. pretty pleasant weather for the standards. you want to enjoy it while you

can. because eventually some very cold air is going to be settling in for our area. we've been talking about it for about a week now, so, yes, the rumors are true. but for now, enjoy this. storm scan3, you know, it is very much just quiet. thin vale of clouds up across southeastern pennsylvania, difference in the temperatures little more pronounce the out through new jersey simply because clearer sky than what we saw yesterday this same time. so that's allowed temperatures to drop off more readily. mount pocono actually warmer if you call 37 warm, but warmer by comparison to atlantic city. that's simply a product of the lack of cloud cover. so, depending on your location this morning, you're generally in the 30's, but might not be as harsh as it is say down toward eastern new jersey, but, around the region we go here. with temperatures back into the low 60s this afternoon, full sunshine, high pressure to thank for it, and that's going to be running theme for us, even as we look ahead to tomorrow. so, the first two days back to work and school are lovely. but it does not last. so enjoy it while you can.

jess, we send it into you. >> lovely. thank you, katie. good morning, everybody, coming just a little bit after 6:00. and it is a relatively quiet start to this morning for commute wise actually. we go outside, to check out 95, actually, where the headlights are coming in, that's the southbound lanes, this is 95 at girard. so you can see starting to pack in little bit after punch here headed toward the center city area of the northbound lanes moving along great where you can see brake lights. over the on zero on the schuylkill expressway, spring garden, see everything moving great. brakes from the eastbound lanes headed toward the city and headlight moving in westbound, nicely there. so far. now over in montgomery county car fire germantown pike at lawn fall road. you can expect some police activity on the scene, trying get that cleaned up and out of the way, that is push over to the right hand side. blue route everything looking great headed southbound and 202, headed real northbound about 12 minute trip there. erika. >> over to you. >> jess, i'll take it, breaking news out of nigeria to tell but first, almost 50

student killed in a suicide bombing at a high school. dozens more were hurt in the blast. survivors say the bomber was disguise in the school uniform. another suicide bomb killed 30 people in the same city, last week. erika? >> ukee, 6:06 right now. this morning, home own nerve delaware has a gaping hole in the side of her home. check it outright there. that happened after a car came crashing through the wall. investigators are trying to figure out exactly how this happened. they say the driver hit a park car, in hokessing, new castle county. the impact caused that vehicle to fly into the second story of that home. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers surveyed the damage. >> the car went fast enough when it hit this park truck, it went airborne, flying into the second story of this who can he is inch delaware home. >> shock. i mean, not something you see every day. but we at first thought perhaps the tree had fallen. >> that home belongs to linda, she was inside with one of her

children when it happened, but both are okay. they were safely on of the other side the house when the sedan burst through the wall. apparently not easy thing to do. >> nice strong structure. this is not a modern construction. >> up the street from linda's how see where it first went wrong. car laid down tracks as it went off the road. headed straight toward the home. the resulting crash echoed across the quiet neighborhood. john anderson's wife heard it. >> she thought we had a thunderstorm, like she heard the crash. >> the 27 year old driver was taken to the hospital, and will likely be okay. police haven't said what caused the crash yet. but neighbors say people regularly ignored the speed limit. >> 35 miles an hour, and and they're running through around 50, 55. >> whether speed played a role, will be decided later. sunday night, linda's house had to be cut open, the hole made wide tear drag out the car inside. but as bad as it looks, linda says it, could have been far worse.

>> lucky, lucky, overwelmed, this is not how i planned to start my week. >> structural engineer was called to see when it is safely to go back to their home. matt rivers, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> president owe became an is in beijing kicking off three country tour of the asia pacific region. during a speech, before asian business leaders, the president said one country's prosperity does not have to come at the expense of another. he's with other heads of state, pursuing a transpacific trade deal. >> meanwhile, the president says the battle against ice cyst in new phase on cbs "face the nation", he says phase two is to start, rather than halt isis momentum. >> the air strikes have been very effective in degrading isis capability, and slowing

the advance that they were making. now, what we need, ground troops, iraqi ground troops, that can start pushing them back. >> the president also repeated his pledge that american forces will not go into combat. he says the us will provide local troops with close air support once they are ready to go on the offensive against isis. still ahead this morning, the nation's first tobacco ban in the works. coming up where cigarettes could become contrabanand, if local officials get their way. >> lava flow on hawaii big island remained stalled, good news for the people living near the bubble river of laugh a but they're not in the clear just yet. and, an early taste of winter, right now, a major snowstorm is hitting the midwest. and we will not be spared, from this arctic blast. katie let us know when the temperatures will plunge, and whether or not we'll see any flurries. that's this week. really enjoy today. >> we'll be right back.

>> that time of year? oh, boy.

>> officials in lay we ' cautiously optimistic about the lava flow that has been threatening homes on the big islands. >> now, weaver new video right hereof that lava flow. you can skee, it is burning and bubbling there, the good news the front of the lava flow, it stalled. it really hasn't moved much in the last ten days, however, officials warn, the volcano is still active, which means, it could pick up speed. right now, the river of mold on lava is about 480 feet from the road. >> now, from fire to ice, brace yourself for drop in temperature this week. >> no kidding, snow falling right now in the midwest, that

same system is going to make our way, it way, down to the area. brian web tracks this new blast of arctic air. roads in north dakota were covered in snow, overnight, fueled by what is left of typhoon muri, the storm that brought strong winds and heavy waves to the islands in alaska this weekend, now pulling frigid air along with it, plunging much of the midwest into a deep freeze. in minneapolis, transportation crews are preparing for heavy snow during monday morning commute. expected to blanket the area, with up to a foot before it is finished. >> will this be all maintaining the roadways for the traffic? and we'll keep at the volume if we need to. >> meteorologists say heavy snow will hit states from montana to michigan, freeze warnings, are even expected to dip south all the way to states like oklahoma and texas. later this week, the system moves here to new york and other parts of the northeast,

temperatures will drop 20 degrees, in two days, in all, the system will affect nearly 5 million people in its path. >> this will have big impact, air travel, road travel. winter coming very early in the pattern going no where. >> the first true test of winter has arrived, with the official start of the season still more than a month away. brian web, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". katie, you're saying this could be so much worse for us? >> i actually commented on, that as we went to the package there, because this storm, as we heard in the package, will be dumping up to foot of snow across portions of the northern planes, midwest, we get almost nothing out of it, we do get the colds air, but in terms of precipitation, this really could have been so much worse. so, the way it is banning out, really going to be on our side, if we have to deal with it at all. but yes, still very heavy snow currently falling through the dakotas, numerous winter storm watches, warnings, advisories, across these areas. but for us, this is still real nice day. oh, hello gorgeous. outside kutztown area middle

school we go. look at the beautiful sunrise, so nice, 31 degrees, you still have to bundle up walking out the door, eventually no winds, courtesy of high pressure centered basically right overhead. nice day. tomorrow, nice day. enjoy these too. once i step out of the way you'll see what's coming up here. now wednesday is the transition day, that's when the colds front begins to cross through, the breeze picks up as a result, but then, temperatures take a nose dive, and we won't break out of the 40's for the majority of the next seven days. and probably beyond that point, too. jess, over to you. >> thank, katie. good morning, everybody, it is 6:15, and we will go outside and check out the blue route at baltimore pike, see southbound lables, disable vehicle just clear out of the way there, so, headed southbound, towards 95, you can see, some possibly some small residual delays due to the disabled, over on the boulevard at fox, everything moving along great there, as well, the southbound lanes toward the schuylkill expressway moving great, same story for the northbound lables, accident out on the

northeast extension, northbound, just past the pa turnpike, taking out the right hands shoulder there, you can expect some police activity on the scene. police activity as well out in montgomery county germantown pike due to car fire at lawn fall rolled. ukee, back over to you. thank if you, jess. following breaking news right now. apparent case of carbon monoxide poisoning in sicklerville, camden county. a family of three, including a young child, are in stable condition. also, a 60 year old woman was rescued from second floor bedroom of this home on belfield avenue in germantown. she is being treated for smoke inhalation. >> jury deliberations are expected to begin today in the trial of former philadelphia police officer, richard decoatsworth. he's charged with assaulting his girlfriends last year.r. be right back. sports coming up.

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>> we're joined by the voice of the eagles, 94wip, merrill reese. morning, merrill. >> morning, ukee. >> nick foles down with the injury. enter mark sanchez for his first start in the league since late december 2012. from what you've seen in the pre-season, even last week, providing he gets the protection, what's mark sanchez bring to the table, my friends? >> i think he is fine. i think he is an accurate passer. i think he sees the field, i think he moves well. he has a lot of poise. he's an experienced quarterback, eagles are very, very fortunate

with his experience. >> how de soot egg eels game planning these guys on offense? >> number one, focus on number 59. that's lou, maybe the best line back nerve all of football. they must block luke on every play, ukee. they have to get the running game going. and if they get the running game going, and take care of him, then they can exploit a weak secondary through the air. itchy this that's the key. >> merrill, on the seed, newton, for the panther, not lighting it up as he did this point last year. but this guy is always dangerous, always capable every making things happen. break him down for me, the best ways to contain him? >> he doesn't really have a deep thread. he has good receivers, kerr co, old present, jason avant, rookie by the name of kelvin benjamin, very talented, but again, not real burner. the trick with cam newton, is you have to keep him in the pocket. don't let him get on the

perimeter. he is dangerous running the football as he is throwing it. >> more defense now. talk about the loss of demeco ryans if you will, then how you think ocho and matthews can fill the void, even smith? >> well, it is a big lost. there is no doubt about it. talking about another out standing linebacker and team leader. you have to fill it, but kacie matthews, and ocho have both played very well in the last few games, last few times out, and mychal kendricks was out, they were playing better and better and better. so they've experienced, not neophytes at this, and i think they'll be fine. >> looking forwards to it, turn down the tv sounds and let merle and mike get down on sport radio 94wip. give quick six our best, my friends, see you, merle. >> ill. exciting day, i can't wait for the game to begin. >> likewise, my friends, like wide. have a good one, talk to you soon. still ahead, the town could ban tobacco completely, also, an unexpected demand made by one of the americans who was freed after spending months in prison, in north korea.

we'll tell you about the surprising item he asked for when we come back. and a new study just released few hours ago about the dangers of popular laundry detergent pods posed to children. how to keep your family safe on the other side. be right back.

>> very happy monday, and in the weather department, it is even happier monday when you can report sunshine and temperatures smidge above average. that's what we will find here today. look at the crystal clear blue sky, so pretty, now that the sun's about ready ready to pop. sun glare issues, i mean, out the with a zoo basically, but at less it is clear, and sunny, storm scan3, though, across the northern tier of the us, see the beginning of the next storm, and although it provides nothing more than a very glancing blow in terms of precipitation next few days, 60s, enjoy it while you

can. jess? >> thanks, katie. right on schedule, the talcony pal mia bridge is opening as we speak. scheduled for 6:20 opening, so expect a lot of residual delays, set yourself back, take the betsy ross for the next couple of minutes or so. over on the schuylkill expressway, you can see belmont, a loft brake lights, so headed eastbound slowly, westbound lanes slow, as well. back to you. >> jess, a thank you. what does an american want for hirst meal after two years in north korean prison? kenneth bae wanted pizza and he got t the free kenneth now facebook group shared this photo of bae and friends taken saturday night shortly after he returned to the u.s. he was held captive in north korea because he left a bible in the country. massachusetts town taking the idea of smoking ban to the next level here. officials in westminster are considering a bill that would forbid tobacco sales of any kinds. that includes cigarettes, cigars, along with smoke less

alternatives, like dip, and flavored nicotine pallets, are you resemble ticktacks. >> this would be the first tobacco ban in the country. well, new this morning, three astronaunts are back on earth after returning from the international space station. this is new video of them lands, the astronaunts spends more than five months on the space station, traveling more than 70 million miles in orbit. how about it? >> and new video gives a bubble eye view of life in space. >> this is pretty cool. nasa posted the video on line, showing three astronaut on the international space station, playing with a floating softball size water bubble. inside, the go pro camera. how neat is that? of course all in the name of science. astronaunts phenomenon of water service tension in micro gravity. >> science. >> even the go pro inside the water bubble. >> you've come a long way from

the daysly was a kid with the little mr. bubble and the big circle thing and you make the bubble? >> bulbs will always be in style, ukee. >> you got that right. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, live with update on our breaking news, here's jan. >> reporter: three people including one little girl, sent to the hospital, after carbon monoxide at three times the normal limit, fills this home. i'm jan carabeo, full details straight ahead. >> plus, a community rocks by news of the savage murder every little scotty mcmillan. it comes together to help his brother. >> and jessica and katie return your traffic and weather together. we of course do it on the 3's, back at the bottom of the hour. hour. happy monday, family, see sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses...

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>> fire officials detected high levels of carbon monoxide. jan carabeo live in sicklerville to tell you more about it, jan? >> ukee, erika, good morning. three people have been taken to the hospital, including a five year old little girl after authorities say fumes just filled their home here in sicklerville. authorities tell us they all have co poisoning. fire crews are investigating the cause, and they actually just left the scene, short time ago, after venting this home. now, we're coming to you live

from ten hidden hollow lane in sicklerville, call came in 4:00 in morning when police arrived a five year old girl answered the door and immediately collapsed, three people in all were inside this home at the time. were taken to the hospital. and neighbor tells us, they were all taken out of the house, unconscious three people are in stable condition. once removed, the house was metered, very high levels of co were detected, take a listen. >> we received readings above 900 parts per million. >> which is? >> which leads to instant coma, convulsions. >> we thank god that they all came out alive, and in for air. >> now, folks here are just thankful the family is safe this morning, include that five year old little girl, now, when fire crews arrived on scene, they did not hear a co detector going off; however, they say, the readings so high, that the detectors may have been over saturated, and stopped

working, fire crews are trying to determine the exact cause of this fumes, but, they say, they likely came from basement heater, gas company has since been on the grounds, here, in sicklerville, and shut off that heater, and this house has been secured. this neighborhood again just happened to be this family is alive, tell me the homeowner here pastor of local church, he lives here with his wife and that five year old little girl. and they move around a lot. only in the neighborhood about a year because of the work they do, just thankful this morning that they will, at one point, return to their home. coming to you live from sicklerville, jan carabeo. >> thank you for. that will also this morning two, men in the hospital following a family dispute. authorities in chester county say one pulled a gun on the other. police arrived at a home on summit avenue in paoli where they found victim who said he was shot by a family member, john richard berry. officers eventually track down berry, to house down the street. we spoke to neighbor, who was one of the first to call 911. >> that was the first time i

heard the pow, pow, pow. i saw a gentleman, walking up the street in the process of this shooting incident, and i thought that was kind of weird. so i got back on the phone, and i called 911 again, because i saw the gentleman standing on the porch. and that freaked me out. >> that as officers approached berry, he turned the gun on himself. he and victim returned to pray old i hospital in critical condition. >> 6:33, here's your traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, everybody there is will end up being pretty pleasant day for us, offer to bit of chilly start, but virtually no winds out, there so what you see is in fact what you will get on the thermometer, in terms of how it actually feels outside. but, let's walk you through this. you know, we've got very pleasant weather to start things off for the week ahead, but it is a temporary warm up, that we're getting and temporary spell of real pleasant conditions. now, storm scan3, is quiet, do have nothing more than very thin vale of cloud cover. that's allowing temperatures to drop off more readily than

they did yesterday. this same time, 31 degrees currently in allentown, in at 38 at philadelphia international at this hour, as the day progresses expecting temperatures to easily climb into the low 60s, so, yes, that's definitely sign that high pressure is working it for us here. we've got full sunshine, got the chance to pull out of the low 30's, in some spots, all the way at least into the upper 50's, but in philly i do expect the low 60s by the days end, and that said, you got to enjoy this while you can. we get today, we get tomorrow, really, really pleasant conditions, the breeze starts to kick in, chilly northwest breeze no less by mid week, and that's basically going to be the trigger of the sign every things to come for us as temperatures start to take very solid hit hereby the tail ends of our work week here. so we talk more about just what this next approaching and very potent cold front will mean for the area in my next hit which is just shy of ten minute from now, jess, we send it over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, everybody, we go outside and check out the talcony palmyra bridge in the process every closing right now.

so, you can see, that's what's scheduled for 6:20 opening. so that's about 15 minutes or so, in this process, we can expect a lot of risidual delay there, as it begins to close now. but should be open shortly. your alternate though for the time being just take the betsy ross bridge. over on the schuylkill expressway at belmont, you can see the eastbound lanes headed toward the city, a loft brake lights there. you can see start to stack up little bit right over here. on the eastbound lanes, toward the king of prussia area, moving along little bit slower than normal. now, on the northeast extension northbound an accident just past the pa turnpike, taking out the right hand shoulder there, so you can expect to squeeze on by to the left-hand side. and swamp pike at knifer road, there is an accident there, also, just in montgomery county. ukee, back over to you. >> jessica, thank you. crime that shocked chester county and the entire region. two boys fall victim to abuse. one, scotty mick milan, did not survival outpouring of support by strangers wanted to do something to help the surviving child. "eyewitness news" reporter

steve patterson picks up the story. >> reporter: looking for a way to heal. >> really has torn the community up. >> reporter: if you live in chester county, at the very least, probably heard the story of scotty and ryan mcmillan. for some here, it is paralyzing. >> the whole story has been like heart wrenching the last couple of days for the whole community. >> reporter: prosecutors say the boys were vick in a series of horrifying beatings and torture sessions at the hands of their own mother and her boyfriend. three year old scotty died. six year old ryan is now staying with a aunt. >> my husband and i have just been thinking about, you know, we wish we could do something. so when we heard about this, you know, we jumped on the opportunity. >> opportunity came sunday in the form of a flatbed truck. >> i immediately probably just start to tear up. like we need to do something. >> organizer janice baker, sever described motorcycle mom, with the infamous riders of chester county, got her boys off the road and in a police station parking lot

collecting donations for ryan. >> they got together with me, and helped post everything on line, and really just brought a loft people here today. >> baker estimates they've collected close to $2,000 in cash, as for the flatbed, it is filled, necessity will go to the family immediately, toys will be held, so ryan can have christmas. >> as a community we love him. and we're so sorry of what he witnessed and what he had to go through. >> it may be small, against the grief ryan and his family now face, but donors say janice is giving a chance at hope and for this community a way to heal. >> it is amazing, the best feeling ever. i mean, the best way you can spends sunday. it is perfect. >> the mother, jillian tate, and her boyfriends, gary fellaroundbaum, face murder. preliminary hearing scheduled for friday. reporting in chester county, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". 37:00 right now. and the maine nurse who defied ebola quarantine order has reached the ends of her 21 day

monitoring periods. kacie hickox says she's ready to get on with her life now, the monitoring ended at midnight. hickox has not shown any symptoms, tested negative for the virus twice, upon her return to the u.s. she spent a month in sierra leone treating ebola patients. her boyfriend told maine newspaper they plan on moving by the week's ends. >> new york city biggest new subway hub opened in lower manhattan this morning called the fulton sent, serves as vital link between the new world trade center and the rest of the city. the $1.4 billion hub will accommodate up to 300,000 daily riders. it also includes nearly 66,000 square feet of retail and office space. how about that? our time now 6:38. if your dog runs away, you might check the neighborhood or even the woods, but how about the roof? >> yes, strange enough, that's where one pooch turned up. there he is. this is happening in ohio. the dog went missing for several days. for her owner thinks she got up there through small hole

somehow. she was eventually rescued by firefighters, once back on the ground, check it, went straight for what they were it oohing. treated to dish full of french fries. ya, i would not expect the roof. >> no, expect -- i'm surprised you didn't, the rough. >> nice cold mountain dew? what about drink ago dorito flavored dew? that's coming. >> okay, also, they look like candy, so it is no wonder children once try to eat these popular laundry detergent pods. they of course heard the warnings before, but this morning brand new study, shedding light on just how dangerous they really are. >> and hundreds of people called 9111. when they saw this bright fireball shoot as across the sky. now learning exactly what it was. >> ♪

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>> meteor caught, blue green with orange tail. just last week you may remember meteor spotted over parts of the east coast including pennsylvania. how about? >> all right, right now, 6:43, we want to check in with katie with our traffic and weather together. >> we check in first, erika, with our eye weather watcher network, some. newest observations coming in from you the viewers. we have a lot of 20's, 30's, being reported, but not generally looking at too much wind. let's zero in on couple of these 33 degrees is the temperature sent in last ten minute actually from riverside, new jersey, ron sent that to us. we have the sun starting to pop over the horizon, looks like beautiful dayment look at this, no wind whatsoever. so, that is definitely helping for it to feel little more comfortable to you, perhaps. we heads in toward central new jersey, 28 degrees from gold star weather watchers, mark sent in 28, over the last two hours, stayed somewhat steady over the course of that time. and one more, we take you little further inland here, just south of east greenville.

gilbert ville, light wind, 27 degrees from eileen, yes, it is a chill morning, actually little chillier than yesterday was, at the same time, because we have clear sky. that allows those temperatures to drop off very effectively and efficiently. storm scan3 very quickly, too, we are of course talking about this upcoming cold blast, and this is what is going to be brinking it to us. this is a storm system setting up right now with prep significant snow across the northern tier of the us. will turn and tilt, drag the cold front through our area, we get very glancing blow from it, precipitation wise, possibly shower, right now actually forecasting dry day on wednesday, out of it, but, that is when the change really starts to take effect. even though still specking the high to hit 63, that's transition day, when the northwest breeze kicks in, makes it feel colder. then man does it cool down. talking upper 40's at absolute mildest, thursday, friday, saturday, and beyond. and i think even into next week, we may have hard time breaking out of the 40's, so,

the bottom line here is enjoy today, enjoy tomorrow, they're very, very pleasant, and milder than average. that will chill is about ready to set in. jess, we send it to you. my bad. we want to give you one word opportunity here. if you love watching weather we want you to join our team of eyewitness weather watchers, sign up by headed to our website cbsphilly.com/watchers. now, jess, over to you >> see crews on the scene trying to get it cleared out of the way, i guess he's trying to get out of here too, right-hand lane, northbound lanes, see some small delays. >> over on the ben franklin bridge no problems from the jersey side, see everything moving along pretty great from the toll plaza, still headed westbound, up over the bridge, into the city moving along great there. now, on the northeast extension, northbound, an accident taking out the right-hand lane, just past the

pa turnpike, out in montgomery county another crash swamp pike at knifer road. extra police activity on the scene trying to get that cleared up, out of the way. eagles versus panthers later tonight at 8:30 p.m. expect a loft volume around the stadium area, at this point, and even little bit before, because we know a lot of people like to get there little early. broad street line luckily helping us out with trains every ten minutes for that game starting at 6:45. so, ukee, want to get to your game on time and early you can do so, back over to you. >> jess, thanks so much. updating breaking news this morning, family of three, is in the hospital, after apparent carbon monoxide leak inside their sicklerville camden county home. one of the victims small child. >> also, 06 year old woman being treated for smoke inhalation after a fire in her home in germantown. the flames broke out around 1:30 this morning on belfield avenue. firefighters rescued that woman from a second floor bedroom. >> a driver is in the hospital after his car crashed into a home in hokessing, new castle county. investigators want to know if speed was factor in the crash.

no one in the house by the way was hurt. new this morning on the cbs-3 health watch, warning about the popular laundry detergent pods that can be dangerous for children. >> for sure. health reporter stephanie stahl has new details on research that's just been released at midnight. >> they're colorful little pockets of laundry detergent, convene (he is eye to use, also enticing for children. >> they're definitely colorful. i can see why a child would want to eat it. almost likes like marshmallow. >> doctor evan weiner emergency physician at st. christopher's err's hospital for children. >> reports of kids, ending up in the icu from these. >> newly-released study in the journal pediatrics says the detergent packs are a serious risk to young children. reports of children being injured by the detergent packs increase, 645% a month. when they were first introduced in early 2012. boys on control received more than 17,000 calls, about

accident, with children, and the package. >> but, more serious symptoms, like status, comatose state, respiratory depression, where they're really not breathing, and they may require inch too because, or being put on ventilator. >> that's what happened to one year old alex. he was hospitalized on respirator, after swallowing a detergent pod, last year. new study calls for bigger effort, which could include pocket package and labeling. doctor weiner says parents also need to take precautions. >> you have to treat it just like your bleach and other cleaning products you may put away. >> the maker of tide pods, but last year, they introduced more child friendly packaging and offering free safety latches to parent. the new research by the way, didn't look into ditch washer packets. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3,

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good morning. it is monday, november 10th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." a massive arctic storm bringing snow and freezing cold bears down on millions of americans. >> president obama arrives in china striking major ramifications for the u.s. economy. plus, how real is the science behind "interstellar." his answers might surprise you. we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we had some very, very cold air, temperatures well below normal, anywhere from the