eye out this morning. it will be a busy one. >> it will be busy for our morning commuters, kyla. you know you will update this but every camera i look in is looking very wet. so, coming up at 6:00 what do you think we will be looking at. >> the rain is ram pink down for now. bad news is we get run off and that end this water in the a area that least need it where you see flood ago this happens regularly. it is something we will have throughout the day-to-day. here would be got news, it is that we see bulk of this moving to the the north that is very helpful but as we zoom out you can see it is a big old mess here in the northeast and we will not get rid of this or kick it to the curb anytime soon. rain amounts we have gotten so far, check this out kenneth square two and a half inches, hockessin, 1.82, wildwood under a inch and a half, same for glennmoore in philadelphia, 1.4 inches. the current temperatures in philadelphia 76. seventy-four in reading. seventy-four in millville. wildwood at 73 degrees.

at we you'll in cooler there in doylestown good morning to you, 72. seventy-six in palmyra. so those temperatures as we go throughout the day-to-day will stay relatively warm. thinks the other big story though. we have tropical storm joaquin. as we look at our tropical satellite you can see it in action. storm warnings and watches, tropical storm warnings and watches in the bohamas as they prepare for the impacts of this tropical storm sitting at 70 miles an hour, that is very close to a cat one, still a tropical storm but only five more miles an hour and we will talk hurricane. expect to strength tone a cat two as it makes its way up the coastline and those impacts likely will be causing us some issues as we get into the the weekend. these are models just to show you not consensus yet. but we are keeping an eye on it as we role through the rest of the week. high of 78 but look at what happens thursday and friday, temperatures are low as we get in the lower 60 ease for our highs. that wind and rain will be part of it and still with us. if you haven't down loaded our

weather app great time to get it. cbs philly weather app on your smart phone, check radar, around the clock, get your updated forecast whenever you want. down load it on itune and google play. i have it on my phone and i dig it. we will head over to the ladies for the rest -- actually, lets go to meisha. we will head over to see you. you have some trouble i think. >> we certainly do, kyla. when we get rain in that early morning especially when it is still dark out like right now in the 5:00 o'clock hour this can cause some problems. pack your patients, umbrellas, here's what we are looking at. flooding in malvern 202 between route 30 and route 401, various lanes are flooding around this area. so i think always the the note whenever we have flooding for that matter is give yourself a couple that minutes. you will want to because, 95 southbound near cottman is another area where we have wet roadways, we are seeing headlights go back you can see that slick surface on your

road. because of that here's where we have flooding, i-95 northbound between bridge street and cottman this is an area that is affect, again, we have flooding in that area we will slow you down as we progress through the morning and give yourself a couple extra minutes most people hear warnings so it puts more vehicles outside on the roadway. give yourself extra time, down pole, route 07 eastbound ramp to route 41, off ramp is block and we still have clean up, ben franklin parkway inner drive is closed between 20th and eakins oval for those in and around that area and small note here patco they are running a special schedule both today and tomorrow for those wandberg that. overall wet roadways, pack your patients, over to you. we have an update on a terrifying home invasion in frankford, masked robbers tying up home owner and walking out with a pretty big item too. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch has that story, justin, good morning.

>> reporter: good morning. we have a total of two grandparents and their grandson, happening overnight here in the 1300 block of seller street here in frankford. if you can see over there, crime scene tape still on the front porch. police still inside gathering evidence the. the lets get now to video, police tell thaws 51 year-old grandfather was tied up with electrical cord and it was police actual hoy untied him and freed him from this ordeal. he told police that he awoke to a gun in his face. he said both of these men that held up his home are armed wearing dark clothing, their faces covered, he believes both men to be in their 30's and 40's. meantime as he is held hostage in his own home his ten year-old grandson and five two-year old wife were hiding under a bed and adjoining bedroom. two men they believe got in through a rear entry way on the first floor of the home. police also say they noticed in the alley that the motion sensing light bulbs have been

unscrewed from the hinge and when these men broke in they believe to have broke in through a front rather rear or side entry way breaking glass to make their way in and police tell us more about what these men stole, lets take a listen. >> when he was awoke even by two guns pointed to his face. they tied him up with electrical cords, his wrist behind his back. they gagged him by tying what appears to be a button down shirt around his mouth. then they proceeded to rob the location. they took about $200 cash. they took a 56-inch flat screen tv and they also took a play station. >> reporter: as you can hear these men making off with a long list of items here luckily victims in this case were not hurt, a bit shaken up, but police continuing to inn rest gate and they have reason to believe these men perhaps knew this home, that they robbed overnight. we are live in frankford i'm

justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". erika and nicole. philadelphia police are on the manhunt after two women attack near campus of the temple university. one of the victims is a student who was sexually assaulted and robbed on the 400 block of carlisle street monday night. two hours before that attack police a two men tried to rob a woman on thompson street. student who lives in that area said she woke up to a text alert from temple planing that attack. >> they are good about telling us what is going on and making sure we are safe. >> nervous. especially because it is so close to home. >> police are looking to see if the attacks are related, if you have any information on this call 911. police are looking for a man who got a manicure and then robbed the nail sal an at gunpoint. it went down at rockland nails in logan just as it was closing. police say after the suspect received his manicure he was asked to pay and then pulled out a sawed off shotgun.

>> pretty nerve racking to sit in the nail salon and actual get a manicure and produce a gun and announce a robbery. he is very serious about what he was doing. >> suspect grabbed cash from the manicure desk and register and stole a cell phone. no one was injured. if you can id that suspect you are asked to call police. opening statements could begin as soon as today in the trial of the contractor charged in the deadly center city building collapse. six people were killed and more than a dozen were injured when a building is being demolished at 22nd and market collapsed on the salvation army thrift shop in june 2013. griffin campbell, owner of the company performing that demolition faces third degree murder and other charges. we're following a developing story right now from overseas. russian lawmakers voted unanimously to allowed president lattimore putin to send troops to syria. chief of the putin's administration says the authorization is necessary, in order to defend russia's

national interests. the last time putin made a troop request was before russian annex the peninsula in 2013. it has been three days since the pope left philadelphia and is there still clean up. eyewitness nice on the parkway where crews are breaking down alter, scaffolding and security fences from the historic weekend. heads up to drivers, the parkway remains closed. this will take a few more days to get the city cleaned up and back to normal. of course, a lot of people are wondering how papal impact will impact businesses around the city. alan butkovitz surveyed a handful of business the the in area pope francis investigated around the parkway and independent mall. retail stores were hit hard west sales of only 20 percent compared to a normal weekend. restaurants say they saw about half as many diners as a typical weekend but hotels they didn't seem to be affect because of the visitors. their 88 percent occupancy rate is a typical weekend for them. we had concerned that the hotels would be booked up but

it turns out how that worked out it is interesting. a magazine cover controversy, we will show you picture that even the editor of it, was just stupid. just days after the pope left philadelphia, we are learning about a secret meeting he reportedly had during his trip to the u.s. and a slip of the tongue with vice-president joe biden but this time he is not the one with the lose lips. >> ♪ >> yeah, lot of folks waking up hearing that rain and thinking i wish i could just stay in my bed, ride out the the storm, but, it is okay, you can get up, rise and shine, it will hopefully be better as we move throughout the morning. kyla is updating your soggy forecast up next.

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this news surprise add lot of people, kim davis, a kentucky clerk, who refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples said she met with pope francis during her visit to the u.s. last week. vatican officials have not yet confirmed that meeting, and henna daniels has the details.

>> reporter: despite a packed schedule with parades, masses and meeting was world leaders, attorneys for kentucky clerk kim davis says pope francis managed to meet privately with her and her husband joe, during his historic visit to the u.s. in a statement, davis who spent several days in jail earlier this month for refusing to issue marriage licenses, to same sex couples described the experience as humbling, saying quote, who am i to have this rare opportunity. i'm just a county clerk who loves jesus. the representation for davis said the meeting speaks volumes. >> the fact that he met with kim dave us send a message that he is someone who stands with, those individuals who are standing on their religious convictions. >> reporter: drove a brief encounter at vatican embassy in washing, he says pope hugged davis and told her to

stay strong on his flight back to the vatican pope francis said he didn't know about davis case in detail but he says he supports individuals, including government workers who refuse to abide by laws their conscious objects. davis still refuses to sign marriage licenses for same sex couples in her state. henna daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". despite last minute appeals and state of georgia executes a woman for the first time in 07 years. kelly gisenddaner's execution was postponed twice, mother of have three sang amazing grace as she was put to death just after midnight. she was quick with her boyfriend of plotting the 1997 tabbing death of her husband. gissenddaner's boyfriend received a life sentence. 5:14. that rain it is coming on, and you just want to stay in bed. >> wouldn't that be nice. >> it does make for nice sleeping conditions. >> it does. >> well, it is time to wake

up. got news is the rain is lacking off. those who are hearing sprinkles out identify your door it will be okay, and we will see things get better today. lets look at storm can three. a bulk of these showers have moved off to the north but they are seeing a lot on the east coast. we are not completely out of the woods just yet the but your day will have a threat of rain as we go along but much better then in the overnight hours. some spots got over 2 inches of rain. clayton 2.2. 1.78 in glendora. chalfont over a inch and a half. inch and a half in wilmington and willow grove. we are windy too, 10 miles for philadelphia but we are kicking up the coast here. atlantic city, wildwood, trenton also 15 miles an hour. a little windy. a lot have of the water on the road. current temperatures right now 76 in philadelphia. seventy-five in dover. sixty-seven up in mount pocono. as we look hour by hour you can see we will have those spotty showers, throughout our morning but things starting to trend more toward cloudy as we get in the afternoon. temperatures in the upper

70's. still a pretty warm day this could be the last one for a little while here as temperatures take a turn but you can see rain chances over the next four days start to get going, as we work our way into friday and saturday. we have a couple things, going on, one is stalled out front, other is tropical storm joaquin which is 07 miles an hour sustained wind, that is about 5 miles an hour less then it need to be category one as we see that throughout the day-to-day. path projected to go right up where we are, folks we are in that cone but that would be monday, early morning hours. so regardless of whether or not the impact will be right near us or come a shore further to the south we are very likely to get rain and wind. these are current models. they are starting to get a consensus bringing tonight north carolina and virginia, but we will keep an eye in the next 24 hours we will get more information there mostly cloudy, a shower around with a high of 78. that wind about 10 miles an hour. tonight a low of 58 degrees as we take a quick look at seven day forecast, this is what i'm

talking about, miss meisha, it is that 70's to daze and we're talking 60's thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. >> are you ready. >> how do you feel about the 60's coming. >> i am not ready. >> get ready, good morning. happy hump day to you. here's video from haddon town hip. this is in new jersey on route 30 or white horse pike. let me back out of the way. this is an area that you certainly want to be aware of. route 30 southbound near oakland avenue, yikes, that ace a lot of water on your roadways. there are various parts in and around the area dealing with flooding. another one of which is in malvern. flooding in malvern, 202, between route 30 and route 401, various lanes are flooding in this area as well a lot of rain last night, it looks like it is carrying through this morning and it will throughout the day. kyla will have another update in 15 minutes but just beware of this area as well. another area which has now cleared is 95 northbound

between bridge street and cottman avenue indicating how many areas are affect because of this rain. give yourself a couple that minutes. then we have a down pole route to ramp 41. off ramp is still blocked in and around this area for those there just know thaw are completely block there. also just a side note patco is running on a special schedule running both today, and tomorrow, and whenever we have flooding and rain just make sure to check your schedules before leaving your home to make sure everything is running all right. we have clean up on the parkway still blocking between 20th street and eakins oval in the inner drive. ladies, over to you. do you ever dream of tarting your own business? well, it doesn't have to be a dream. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger planes how to get your idea off the ground in this philadelphia job market. >> reporter: report as of last year there were 24 million enprint newers in the u.s., that is 14 percent of the population and highest rate recorded since is basston and barouke college studied it in 1999.

it is not just college and engineers conceiving companies in the dorm rooms. 6.5 percent are forming businesses within established companies. 11 percent of the entrepreneurs are between the age of 55 and 64. and, u.s. women entrepreneurs demonstrated highest rates of activity led by 25 to 34 years old. if you have the itch to get your idea off the ground, the philadelphia a district of the small business administration offers advice and information on starting or growing a business, and financial assistance through guarantied loaned made by areas banks and non-bank lenders. for more forgo to sba dot gov and search for philadelphia. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. 5:19. your grandmother's habits could affect your health, increasing risk grand mom can create for some kid. you have seen a picture of a philadelphia congressman drinking water from the pope's glass or at least you have heard of it. now bob brady has become butt

of the late night jokes for the new watergate scandal. we will have more on that

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a funding build up with prevent a, government shut down is expected to be approved by the house by the midnight dead light. a vote on monday set up a final vote for bipartisan bill. would it fun the the government through december 11th. and about the will funding for planned parenthood which sparked protest across the country. vice-president, joe biden, is still trying to decide if he will run for president or not. during a meeting about combating foreign streamism, the danish foreign minister called vice-president biden something that has people talking. listen to what he says before correcting himself. >> mr. president -- vice-president, sorry. well, who knows.

can be, who knows. >> a slip. this comes after rumors intensified about whether biden will in fact, run for president. the summit was held at the the united nations yesterday where world leaders discussed combating eye sell. >> funny stuff. it is new watergate scandal in washington. philadelphia congressman bob brady, swiping pope francis half full glass of water after his speech in congress last week. you probably seen pictures by now of brady tweeted out shots have of him sipping water from the pope's glass. he also poured the water in his wife's mouth and promised to bless his grandchildren with it. story caught stephen colbert's attention on the late show last night, how could it not. it was good for a few punch lines. >> he is going to pringle his grand kid with papal backwash. i'm hure they will receive a blessing or at least conjunctivitis. like me, hey, just because pope touched the glass doesn't make it holy water but we are in the bob brady because the

congressman says i'm considering it as holy water, i'm not checking with anybody, i don't want to know. he doesn't want to know. brady is using thomas a quinn as they logical argument of... and to make sure, he is not dousing his grand kids with just any stall even old man spital, congressman brady is giving the glass to philadelphia police to dust it for fingerprints to prove its authenticity, because, you know, i'm sure the the cops in philadelphia have the the pope's prints on file. >> we do, in fact. >> my goodness. >> in case you are wondering brady says's apologized to the pope, my goodness, what a conversation at the airport sunday night. the congressman gave the pontiff a flag that flew over the capitol building. so you give me a glass of water, i give you a flag. >> it is a new world good interestingly enough, he did get a bill for the house clerk

for $4 to cover the cost of that stolen glass. >> photos, cracked me up more than anything else. and the fact that he sent them out, i stole this. >> it is like colbert said just because the the pope drank the the glass doesn't make it holy water. >> if he believes though, hey, power to you. >> sure, we will go with that. >> great moments, perhaps that is not among them one might say but we did break down our top ten favorite moments while the pope was here in philadelphia. go to cbs philly.com for a list of the favorite memories from this historic event. that is one that everybody has been talking about the last couple of days. >> how can you not, hilarious. coming up next on "eyewitness news" a magazine apologizes for a controversial cover. >> see the picture that had people going before the magazine even hit news stand, yan yan. estimated jackpot for tonight's power ball drawing is now 301 million-dollar and tarting next week these jackpots could be even bigger. coming up find out why some players aren't so excited

about this opportunity. thanks, jan. reunion almost 40 years in the making, you have to hear this incredible story behind the emotional moment. tropical storm joaquin could cause south trouble toward the weekend. i will have the latest plus today's weather, and whether or not you'll need your umbrella heading out the door. stay with us everyone. and die larks the roads are still wet this morning from the overnight rain, meisha has the latest on the a area roads that will slow you down as you head out the door.

good morning, everybody. today is the day to channel your inner clint eastwood, are you feeling lucky. power ball fever, thank you, i have been practicing is sweeping the area as the jackpot climbs to 300 million-dollar for tonight's drawing. it is that is it, rule change that could soon give us a 1 billion-dollar jackpot. >> a billion dollars. >> as if 301 million wasn't good enough. >> not enough. >> what does that even mean, i cannot comprehend that much money but i can comprehend this commute and all that rain out there. >> wet roads good wet roads,