29 year old and police have not ruled out a possibility that she may have been a pedestrian and struck by a hit and run driver. just to set the scene here, it all happened at cottman and algon avenue in northeast high school. you can see the second car involved in the crash is still on the lawn out in front of the high school. we can tell you that the 48 year-old man suffered a head injury, from the crash but was placed in critical condition. unfortunately the same cannot be said in that woman. she's in bad shape at torresdale hospital. we are awaiting conditions at this time. we do want to tell thaw all lanes of cottman avenue between algon and somerdale avenues are closed as a result of the crash. but again the investigation still early on, so a lot of questions but for now we do see two cars, involved in this crash and again, two people sent to the hospital, early in the morning. that is latest live from northeast philadelphia, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness

news". all right, nicole thank you for that. officials are working to determine what caused a fire in this vacant home in north philadelphia overnight. crews responded to the 400 block of east makefield street in fair hill. it was quickly placed under control but no injuries were reported. philadelphia police are is asking for public's help. renold ocean who was last seen at north dover street in brewerytown yesterday afternoon. police say ocean suffers from depression. he is men to frequent area along kelly drive and a park near 33rd and girard. lets get our traffic and weather right now and send it out to katie. >> good morning, ukee. good morning, everybody. you may not see it very easily behind me but the city sky line is starting to be less and less visible. it is disappearing before our very eyes here courtesy of the low lying cloud cover that is building in and we will get cloud cover when we have moisture to work w it can settle in so low to the the surface when wind is light enough.

so very high dew points and high moisture content plus the light wind that will equal fog. let me start you out by getting you out to storm scan three. we have in storms currently overhead but all you have to do is, just putting us in the squeeze play of sorts right here right now. cold front that will eventually knock our temperatures here, and look at how whimpy it looks right new through western pennsylvania, and, the breeze, and, for right new you're mediate concern is this, poor visibility, it is almost like our delaware valley region is split in half, here where we have really poor visibility and low beam alerts going on here down toward the shore points, and, the inland counties, here in southern new jersey and delaware, and just and and there will be deer out there this morning, but be extra cautious, and, stay alert, obviously. fifty-seven at the airport, and modest breeze will change with times.

i expect daytime highs get in the mild territory. we are off to a mild start. that will help that along. there will be some sunshine out there, but by that point once the skies start to clear that is sort of the sign that we're starting to see this cold front crossing through. as it does so the breeze as i mentioned starts to kick in and temperatures start to feel cooler, then what the thermometer reads. by tonight we will begin to bottom out, variety tore y. >> thank you, so much katie. good morning, everyone. lets go right to the scene of the earlier accident, that is still ongoing right now. nicole brewer was just live on the scene of this crash in northeast philadelphia, we are taking a look at video of this crash from earlier on. it happen close to two hours ago and very serious crash at intersection of cottman avenue and algon and it occurred right out front of literally right outside the door of northeast high school. we have a vehicle on the lawn of northeast high school involved in the crash and that is the vehicle right now. we are still dealing with the

closure of cottman at algon so use tyson as an alternate. not only is this affecting cottman and algo but also algon and bleigh. give yourself some more time this morning. we are looking at the schuylkill expressway which looks good speed sensors are still pretty high up because we are in the seeing that big time rush just yet. traveling on i-95 at 52. fifty-five on the schuylkill, 55 on 476. in delays for mass transit and things at philadelphia international airport look great this morning, ukee. >> torey, thank you. delvin warnes had has a federal court hearing in philadelphia he is back in town for an extradition for crimes in virginia. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from the federal courthouse in center city. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. delvin barnes is back here in philadelphia awaiting his first court appearance, his initial appearance in philadelphia, as he is facing federal charges to are that kidnapping caught on camera in germantown and now we have new information on whether or not

barnes could be possibly linked to any other cases. delvin barnes arrived in philadelphia tuesday afternoon in federal custody. he was transferred from a virginia prison to the u.s. courthouse here to face charges in the kidnapping of the 22-year old carlesha gaither. police say this is barnes on surveillance video in germantown snatching the woman off the street and throwing her in the back of his car. after a three day manhunt barnes was arrested in maryland. carlesha return home. her family grateful her kidnapper was behind bars. afterwards, barnes first taken to virginia where he faces a a number of charges there involving the alleged kidnapping and rape of the 16 year-old girl set on fire during her attack. but now barnes is held here at federal detention center as prosecutors build their case in philadelphia and prior to present evidence to the grand jury, investigators are working to see if barnes is, and attack and disappearance. reports say "eyewitness news" that the suspect's dna has

been entered in a database, and, have have been found throughout the city. reports of miss would go man are also under review. sources say that the federal detention center could be barnes last stop. a grand jury here could consider charges in both virginia and philadelphia attack. prison official where is not available to indicate whether barnes will be in isolation and sue site watch as he was in virginia. if indicted and convicted he could face a life time behind bars. reporting live from philadelphia, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also happening today, full operations will resume at the pennsylvania state police blooming grove barracks that has been closedded since september 12th ambush that killed brian dickson and seriously injured alex douglass. at alleged shooter eric frein was charged for the attack after a seven week manhunt. trooper douglass last is still recovering. he is at a new york city hospital that specializes in

orthopedics. an nba player in philadelphia is mourning loss of his father shot and killed in germantown. investigators found 57 year-old wayne ellington, senior in a koran mar john street sunday night. he is the father of wayne ellington, your who played high cool basketball at episcopal academy. police continue to search for a shooter and motive in the case. philadelphia police have an arrest warrant for the husband accused of dumping his wife's sports car this is delaware river. police divers pulled the red corvette out of the water near tacony pennsylvania will my use bridge wednesday night. wife said she had a protection from boost order against her husband john crammer. she now fears for her safety but crammer tells "eyewitness news" it is all a misunderstanding. >> i didn't know i was doing anything wrong. i thought it was my car. i wanted to get rid of the dam thing. i could in the take this thing arguing. i was just trying to get my

minivan. >> i could not believe it. it was unimaginable what took place. i'm very frightened and for my two daughters as well. >> philadelphia police are urging crime tore turn himself in. well, things people do every single day, probably even want to necessity but the public is in the happy with what president obama was caught on bam a was caught than doing right beforee an economic sum i. we will show you video when we come back. lava flow break outs are raise ago alarm in had hawaii, one of the molten rivers has push through a fence and multi million-dollar facility is in its path. black friday is quickly becoming a thing of the past, even more stores have announced more plans to open up their doors on thanksgiving. we will talk more about it when we come back.

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president obama struck the deal with the chinese president during a meeting in beijing. but during his trip the president apparently offended, china during his trip to beijing. >> yeah, some people were offended here. see him chewing gum arriving for a ceremony for leaders attending the apex forum. some locals aired their irritation on line, and they said it made the president look immature, other criticized the president's decision to take a state department vehicle instead have of using the local limousine service many other world leaders used. coming up at 6:30 are 36789 we have changes to talk about today. >> yes, this is a transition day where we see fog for one thing that morning in between system but core of cold will shift our way here. temperatures will take a hit. system that brings us back, it is in the all that impressive, and i don't think we have to deal with too much in the way of witt weather. probably none at all other than a fine mist this morning as moisture gets built up in

the atmosphere. you can see color contours are still here with the magenta and the core of this chill, way off to the west. it is in the as bad for us but it is still going to get colder than that. fifty-seven, not bad, our usual high on this day of the year, down toward the the south we are even cold inner nashville and little being then it is here because that cold started to sink in. look at the thermometer in billings, rapid city, negative numbers out there. this could be worse but it will be a shock to the system. fog that will break up for some sun. the breeze kicks in. temperatures start to drop. by tomorrow we are in the 40's and it looks like that will be a running theme for the foreseeable future, vittoria. thanks very much. good morning. we are still taking a look at video that we had received earlier on from a crash from northeast philadelphia i will step out of the way so you can see the severity of this incident. nicole brewer has been

covering this accident, and as we are taking a look at this now this is at intersection of cottman and algon in the northeast section of philadelphia it is right out of the doorstep out of northeast high school. that vehicle is on the lawn of northeast high school. as you can tell this is an incident out there for quite sometime so therefore cottman avenue will be closed for quite sometime at algone. tyson avenue is your best alternate. we have word of an incident on 295, affecting 492 free waste north bound approaching that point. you will need to give yourself more time there we will update you on that accident. it is 295 at black horse pike as we approach that point in the north bound direction. moving now to 476 this shot here of the blue route around mid county no major delays. still our speed sensors are looking good but we are starting to see that drop on i-95 southbound heading in the city which will get bigger, ukee. breaking news lead this look at headlines on cbs-3. two people are in the hospital

after a crash at cottman and algon in the northeast. one car wound up on the lawn of northeast high. also delvin barnes makes his first appearance in the philadelphia courtroom on charges he abducted carlesha freeland gaither from a germantown street earlier this month. freeland gaither was found live with barnes after a huge manhunt. month injuries from this fire on mayfield street. the homes was vacant. they are trying to figure out how that fire started. we will be right back.

eagles are heading to wisconsin for a battle with one of the other best teams in the nfl, those green bay packers. one reason packers are so goodies their quarterback aaron rodgers. so far rodgers has thrown 25 touchdown against a couple of interceptions. pack leads nfc north, the birds are tops in the nfc east. >> they are really g rodgers is playing great right now and we will have to have a good performance out there on the defensive end to give ourselves a chance to win. >> go get them, fellows. major league baseball hand out cy young awards. baltimore's buck show walter won his third american league manager of the year award. his former player matt williams of the nationals won his first, national league award. congratulations to them both. kobe bryant is number four on the all time nba scoring list but number one all time in missed shots. that ball off the rim last night against the grizzlies

was 13,418 miss of kobe's fine career. by the way, three a ahead of kobe are kareem, karl malone and mj, michael jordan. you've got to be on that list you have to take a lot of shots. >> no kidding never saw a shot he didn't like. >> he makes them too. >> he does. >> 6:19. still ahead the celebrity who just took his very first selfie and, he did it, with a camera because he doesn't have a cell phone. >> a regular camera. >> how did he accomplish this. >> we will find out. >> it isis a pretty necklace that could save your life, see how this warm will notify police if you find yourself in danger. we will have it when

yeah. >> i always think of pretty woman when i hear this song. >> okay, okay. >> come on. >> thank you, katie. >> tom jones does a nice version too. i love that. >> i had no idea. i have to check it out. >> getting busy right now. >> some people around here are big prince fans, i don't want to bust her cover but this picture, this comes from the biggest office, in the news room. >> i'll just leave it at that. >> prince took his first selfie ever. this was posted on the official prince facebook page that came with the cops know t hy selfie.

>> he took this with an old school camera because he does not own a cell phone. prince jokingly said we band usage anywhere because we are allergic to lithium and everybody elseease. >> yes. >> so, was he taking that in the mirror. >> i don't know how but turf put that back in the big office before i get in trouble. >> do we still have that hooked up. >> i don't know. >> katie? >> all right. >> we love selfies as well. >> check out a shot from earlier this morning. that is ukee anus take a selfie. we would like to see it. we don't care if you use your cell phone or old school camera, just tweet it with the hash tag cbs-3 selfie. we were love to see it. good time. >> all right. lets get over to katie, good morning. >> good morning, hey, everybody this is going to be a foggy start the two day here as we start to transition into the colder air mass. sort of the last hooray of the warmth before we have to say good bye to it.

here's storm scan three looking at it when we take it outside for example here outside middletown ship high school. we would see genesis bay in the distance here. you cannot make outfield in the foreground so very, very thick fog settling in especially through southeastern, new jersey and even into southern delaware with dense fog advisories until 10:00 a.m. we do see some sunshine across the board but breeze kicks in and temperatures respond and we will cool down, vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. good morning, everybody. traveling on our majors it is not awful but we are seeing delays and accidents, causing delays, in new jersey. as we take a look at 42 freeway it is foggy. katie has been talking about the fog all morning. watch out for that in new jersey. traveling on the 42 in the northbound direction approaching 295, you are slowing down and that is because on the north bound side of 295, as you approach the black horse pike, we have an accident, compromising the lane so traveling in this area generally speaking will not be easy.

give yourself some more time. traveling our majors we are looking okay on the schuylkill and blue route but dropping on i-95 southbound out of the northeast down to the vine. ukee. we are hours away from a historic break through in space. for the first time ever scientists are trying to land a spacecraft on the speeding comet. it won't be easy. spacecraft is just the the size of the washing machine and comet is speed ago cross the sky at 41,000 miles an hour. if all goes according to plan we should find out just after 11:00 this morning if the landing is a success. new developments in hawaii's dangerous lava flow, river of molten lava push throughouter fence of the transfer and recycling center. multi million-dollar facility. lava has destroyed one home. we have learn that the family who lived there is already rebuilding. their new house will stand on land that was charred by lava, years ago. erika. ukee, last remaining ebola

patient in the u.s. is out of the hospital. >> my early detection, reporting, and new recovery from ebola speaks to the effectiveness have the protocols that are in place for health staff returning from west africa. >> new york city doctor craig spencer who contracted ebola while treating patientness west have africa was released from bellevue hospital center yesterday. spencer was last of nine ebola cases in the u. is. the spencer sparked ebola a fears in new york city after health officials revealed he rode the subway, ate in the restaurant and went bowling with friends the day before he started showing symptoms. meanwhile the connecticut based company is raising eyebrows for action figure that bears strong resemblance todays i hickox. she's the nurse who was briefly quarantined in new jersey for possibly bowl a exposure. she later refused to accept an isolation order in maine. now the company behind this doll hero builders.com they called it the casey. many people were quick to

point out the similarities. >> that is the nurse. >> that looks like her. >> hero builder claims that dollies not in reference to hickox and any similarity is a coincidence. hick ox is past the 21 day incubation period for ebola and never develop symptoms. 6:27. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are live with the update on our breaking news, nicole. >> reporter: a violent crash sends two people to the hospital, coming up why police say it is no longer being investiigated as a hit and run accident. plus, delvin barnes the man accused of kidnapping a woman off a germantown street faces a philadelphia judge in a few hours, we are live with what we can expect. also a life saving necklace how this could prevent women from becoming a victim of the serious crime. vittoria and katie return with traffic and weather

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we're following breaking news in bensalem, bucks county, we are looking live at the scene of a deadly accident outside wawa on route one. we're told a person got trapped under a car after getting hit around 5:00 this morning. right now route one is closed while police investigate but do avoid that area vittoria has detours in a few minutes.

good morning, everyone. more on our other breaking story two people hospitalized following a crash so violent one car came to rest on the lawn of northeast high school. >> "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us a at cottman and algon with the very latest on this investigation, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. i can tell you police are in longer investigating this as a possible hit and run accident. they say that this white vehicle is registered to the 29 year-old woman who was found beneath it early this morning, again following this two car crash. initially they weren't sure if she was struck as a pedestrian so that is why they were investigating as such but the female was headed northbound on algon avenue when she collided with a man traveling east bound on cottman avenue. we are told one of the drivers may have run a red light causing that crash which then set the woman's car spinning and then ultimately eject her through the car's window. the other car was last year and ended up on the lawn outside northeast high school.

we are told they were both taken to torresdale hospital. the the man suffered a broken neck. that is an update for you and he is in critical but stable condition. the woman is in bad shape and at last check we're told she's still alive. we are continue to check on her condition. meanwhile all lanes at cottman between algon and somerdale avenues are closed as a result of this crash and, of course, students coming into northeast high school will contend with this accident scene as well. that is very latest live from northeast philadelphia, nicole brewer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> also happening today concerned parents, educators and lawmakers will rap any southwest philadelphia calling for an increased security at a city school. this is video of the substitute teacher lying in the hallway at bartram high school in king sessing after a student threw him to the ground slamming his head to the floor. three teachers assaulted there in the past month. today's rally will be at the high school. police in princeton, new

jersey continue to investigate the serious school bus crash that injured four people and investigators say bus collided with this white bmw on route 206 tuesday afternoon. you can see from chopper three right now all three people on board including a 16 year-old student carried out on stretchers. the bus driver's mother says she's thankful in of the injuries were life threatening. >> she was doing good and in pain. >> the bus looks terrible. she was lucky, you know, she was lucky. >> we understand all three people hospitalized are back home this morning, but police are investigating who is responsible for the crash and if charges will be filed. right now 6:33. today you are saying is a day of transition, right katie. >> absolutely we will see different things take place here in the atmosphere. we have moisture building up here, it is leading to very, very dense fog issues through southeastern most new jersey,

delaware and then you have a cold front crossing. it is a moton cold front but when we take you outside here to storm scan three you will not see a heck of a lot of moisture with this thing. what is up, what it lacks up in moisture will make up for in the cold air. this is same system over western pennsylvania that brought in all have of that snow to the northern tear of the u.s. in the meantime we have a light enough win out there and on the moisture beginning to build, but the fog is a very significant concern and deer are out, so mild, everybody is confused in nature here as to what is going on and when we talk temperatures like this you will see some fog and it will feel like a spring morning to you. 58 degrees in ac. in mid to upper 50's across the rest of the boarden mount pocono but this is on the way, my friend, look at the drop off just back to cleveland. so eventually we're looking at essentially a 20-degree drop on the thermometer, today is your last gasp of mild air. i have a very good feeling we will not be seeing anymore

warmth like this, for the rest of the year. so even though it is a transition day take advantage and enjoy it while you've got it. what does this mean for the winter ahead? kathy a has the answer here, tune in for kathy's winter weather forecast tonight at 11:00 right here on "eyewitness news". vittoria, over to you. >> thanks, very much katie. we have a lot to talk about today. we have a few very serious accident, ukee and erika have been both speaking about them all morning. we will get to them in a moment but lets talk about the 42 freeway which is rush hour traffic and residual delay of an accident that we're dealing with on the 42 or on 295, so making your way on 42 north bound going to be a slow commute from 55 all the way down to 295. reason being on the northbound side of 295, we are dealing with an accident a as awe approach the area of black horse pike and causing major delays on the the 42 as we have noticed and northbound side of 295 out of 47. give yourself some more time

there. also still cottman avenue is closed as a result of the crash at northeast high school at algn, tyson avenue is your best alternate continue. i heard one of the and offers mention this, route one southbound closed at street road as a result of the serious accident involving a pedestrian being struck. because of this closure at street your best alternate is to take bridge town pike and hulmeville road and watch out for broad street line delays as they are having signal problems on the southbound side, you you key. well, man who ledgely kidnaped a woman in philadelphia and took her to maryland is back in town facing federal charges. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from the federal courthouse with more, jan. >> reporter: that is right, ukee, delvin barnes is back in philadelphia to face federal charges awaiting his initial court appearance. police believe he is man responsible for kidnapping that 22-year old in germantown and sparking a three day manhunt. looking at the video you can

see him arrive here yesterday afternoon. you see him arriving in the two vehicle fbi caravan. he was transferred to the courthouse to face charges. this is barnes as well seen on surveillance video grabbing carlesha gaither in germantown, grabbing her for a block and throwing her in the back of car. investigators say he targeted gaither at random. they were eventually found three days later in jessup, maryland. barnes was arrested and then taken to virginia where he faces a number of other charges for at alleged kidnapping and rape of the 16 year-old girl there but now he is in federal custody as federal prosecutors build their case, here in philadelphia, now prison officials weren't in immediately available to indicate whether or not morris will remain in isolation or suicide watch in philadelphia as he did in virginia. if indicted and quick he could face a life time behind bars and coming up in our next half an hour, we will give you more on the investigation as you may remember investigators are looking into whether barnes is

connect to any missing person cases. we will have the answers for you. reporting live, i'm jan carabao for "eyewitness news". we have a new piece of jewelry here that could save a woman's life like in the case of the germantown kidnapping. this is called the stiletto, it is a charm warn in a bracelet or a necklace f there is an emergency you just click the charm and then it will contact 911 for you. that provides it with your name and information so emergency responders know who you are and your location. the charm also makes it possible for 911 operators to hear is what going on. >> that records on our servicer and then on to 911. >> cot that makes the stiletto is taking presale orders, the charms will ship by march, the cost $180. our time is 6:38. it is a trend growing in popularity with pet owners, feeding your dog or cat a raw diet but is it dangerous?

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we are giving away free money just in time for holiday shopping. >> we have a hundred dollars for one very lucky viewer. >> yep. >> so easy to win. grab your phone, text the secret word traffic to the number right there 84816, and you will be entered to win or ho p on line just grab your hospital top and go to cbs philly.com/text to win. we are giving away a hundred dollars gift card twice a day for the next two weeks on "eyewitness news", no reason why you shouldn't be the winner. message and data rates will a apply and you have two more chances to win tomorrow but right now your secret word is traffic. >> let get our traffic and weather together, and start with vittoria. >> we will go out to christine who sent in a picture of what might hinder your traffic issues here this morning. that is the fog. would i say she has at least at best a quarter mile visibility here as she sent that picture from lansdale. i can tell you this much though the fog is so much more

pronounced as you head down towards these area shore points. alex brownsky says 57 degrees over last half an hour in mays landing. lots of clouds. he does also have some very thick fog this morning. it is worse than yesterday. a little? a lot worse depending where you are, guys. you have to watch out for. that deer are out in fully affect. meanwhile tim mitchell is great up but dating his additional, observations for us. tuckerton is where we fine him right now and he says very thick fog courtesy of the high dew point. one more i want to show you. it is this one. fifty-six. donna taylor another newby in the network. she sent in 56 degrees but also the comment it is so important to remember, deer mating season at its peak. be very careful driving out there it feels like spring. everybody is confused a as to what season it is. just be careful abe with the fog it will make visability that much worse. lets go quickly out to our eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 65 degrees is our

expect high. it is still mild. this is transition, my friend, fog for now, that will disperse with time and then breeze kicks in later in the day and despite more sunshine we will start to see those thermometer readings dropping off pretty quiet despite that sunshine for the next couple of days. vittoria, back over to you. thanks very much, katie. good morning, everyone. we have a lot to talk b lets start with the vine street expressway an incident that just came into our system here. what we're looking at is difficult to see but thinks the vine street expressway not too far from the area of broad street. if you are traveling in the westbound direction approaching broad street, we are dealing with a disable vehicle which is blocking ths left-hand lane. the delays are spilling back towards 95, 95 southbound is already slow, as you make your way out of the north east down through the vine street expressway. so give yourself more time. once you move beyond the accident scene westbound on the vine and get to the schuylkill speed sensors are dropping on both sides of the 76, east and westbound, at montgomery drive, due to two different incident. one in the westbound and one

in the eastbound. forty-two freeway is jam out of the area of 55 down to 295 because of this accident right here on the northbound side of 295 at 168. also watch out for delays on the broad street line commuting southbound they are having signal problems, ukee. vittoria, thank you. we are following breaking news live for you this morning, a man and woman have serious injuries after a violent crash in the northeast. one car wound up on the lawn of northeast high school. more breaking news a deadly accident in bensalem bucks county. this is a live picture for you. police say a car struck and killed a pedestrian around 5:00 on southbound route one, right here near the border with philadelphia. the the driver of that vehicle did stop. delvin barnes makes his first philadelphia court appearance today. she is charged in the abduction of carlesha free land gaither earl this month. gaither was rescued and barn's rested in maryland last week. well, on the healthwatch this morning scientists put popular fad diets to the test.

>> doctors at mcgill university in montreal studied four popular diets. here they are atkins, south beach, weight watchers and zone. study revealed those diets can lead to weight loss in the short term but their impact on heart health and weight loss overtime still remains unclear. and this healthwatch is for your pet, more pet owners are choosing to feed they are dogs and cats of uncooked meat, bones, fruit and vegetables. some experts warn it may not be the best options despite perceived health benefits. safety concerns include illnesses for owners of pest and food born bacteria and that raw diets may lack key nutrients. >> you cannot just give pieces of chicken, pieces of meet the meet, too high in phosphorous. >> the way nature intend animals to eat. >> no matter what you you may ultimately decide, it is always best to consult a veterinarian when changing your pet's diet. i totally agree. 6:47 right now.

a free philadelphia sports program is getting kids off the street and on to the court. >> it is not basketball, it is not tennis, but it is squash. in brotherly love we visited the team at lenfest center in hunting park 15 year-old jose die as is on the ball in more ways than one thanks to squash. >> i would be hanging on my friends on the street but now i consider squash my second home. >> reporter: squash martis a non-profit after school program that drafts children grade six to 12. steven greg says squash is relatively easy to learn. >> if you swing and miss it is right there. >> hit it, miss it it comes back quickly. >> don't hit that short. >> reporter: the the squash director is an alumni and penn state grad, she said not only is learning to win important, so is learning to lose. >> when they first lose their first match, it gives them more empowerment, gives them the drive to keep going. >> i will become one a pro.

>> reporter: after squash comes studying, hundreds of volunteers like evan elers helped students with home work and projects. >> after school they come over and bring work from the class. >> academically you see them become more confident. >> our goalies to keep kids in shape, in school and on track for graduation. >> reporter: of the students who made it through all seven years of the program, 100 percent graduated from high school. >> now my academics are awesome, i love math and science. >> so is his game. >> i love it. i love it. tennis, ping-pong, great cardio. also takes students on field trips and service projects. would you like to role tear? to contact them through our web site at cbs philly.com. >> great organization. >> no doubt bit. >> lets see what is coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us from new york with your preview. >> i love squash and studying. i don't know a thing about squash but anything that gets kid off the street and

concentrating on doing well, i think it is good. >> i hear you. >> i like it. good to see you ukeelee and erika. president obama is on his way to miramar, major garrett on the tense issues discussed on the final day in china set h dome looks at more awkward moments from the trip you know there were a couple. also happening right now european scientists are attempting to do something never done before, land a spacecraft on a comet. charlie dagada is at mission control in germany. russell brand shares his serious side he looks back at choices he says that nearly ruin his life. he is doing a note to self this morning. should be interesting. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes from now. >> count down begins, back down to you two. >> talk to you later. >> ♪ what is the word >> the the word this morning is valor, as in concert for valor in washington d.c. that paid tribute to veterans for

their services and courage. >> ♪ >> oh, yeah rihanna was just one of many big names in last night's line up. she was joined by eminem for a special performance, metalica and bruce springsteen and many other perform for the three hour free concert on the national mall. >> first of many to come. and t swift debuted a new video after yahoo accidentally made the clip public. oops. in the video the 24 year-old singer plays an insane version of herself and takes advantage of her ex-boyfriend. swift released a new you app to give fans a chance to look deeper in the story of that video. >> country singer garth brooks joins in the social media craze to help promote his album man begins machine. his first album in 13 years. he is returning to the stage after taking sometime off to raise his children. welcome back. big news for fans of the hung are games we are getting

behind the scenes look at mockingjay part one tomorrow morning when actress willow shield joins us right here in our studio. she plays catness younger sister prim rose in the blockbuster series and he will talk to us about the films, what it is like to work with jennifer lawrence and the the the books, all of this, weak talk tomorrow morning right here on our sister station at cw philly. >> you are fired up. >> i'm pull seven. >> i'm annoyed they broke it up in two movies, it is one book. >> it is more money. >> yes. >> we will be right backck. >> but first here's what is coming up on evening prime time viewing on cbs-3.

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some serious fog issues out there. anywhere from philadelphia on south and east you're basically in the worst of it. there are dense fog advisories posted for southeastern most edge of our area but you're still looking good here in the poconos. that fog has yet to settle in and it may not do so. we will go through rest of the day. 65 degrees with sunshine and breeze kicks in and temperatures begin there, vittoria, over to you. thanks very much. we will take a look at video of an earlier accident that occurred in the the northeast section part of philadelphia. it was an accident that happened right on, the lawn really of northeast high school, so if you are traveling at cottman and algon give yourself more time. it is closed. tyson avenue is your best alternate. watch out for this accident at bucks county. ukee. chosen counter with a hammer head shark is caught on camera four men were speaker fishing off the coast of california when they spotted an 8-foot long hammer head. >> wow. >> two of them decided to jump

in the water, not quite sure why, but they quickly reconsidered when it got aggressive. >> also, shark expert says hammer head attacks are rare but lately they are popping up more often because sharks are following pray in warmer water but who says is there a shark, let me go get in the water witt. >> i know. >> they are adventurers, that they are. next up this morning a new twist in the national gun debate. we will keep it live and local on the cw

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good morning. it is wednesday, november 12th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." a cold snap sweeps east across the country. >> a historic mission to land on a comet. the world is watching for the touchdown just hours away. >> no shirts, no service, no shoes, but guns, no problems. why one restaurant wants its customers to be locked and loaded. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> a spacecraft is set to land, a first of its type on a moving commit. >> the destination could provide information on