met in secret or at least some say he met in secret during his trip to the united states. we are dealing with wet roadways this morning and you know, you better get used to it, we are track ago lot of rain for the rest of the week. today it is wednesday, 6:00 p.m. i'm nicole brewer. i'm erika von tiehl. lets check with kyla, meisha, we needed the rain and boy, are we getting it. >> yes, we are. we certainly needed it. problem for our morning commuters is flooding that is scattered all around. this is posing some problems. how are we looking that this might stick around. >> here's the thing. it is looking better right now. bulk of the heavier rain passed us by heading north and east. problem is we have more on the horizon. the lets look live at storm scan three, you cane, all of those yellows and orange have track to the north. we are looking much better in philadelphia. that doesn't help with the water already on the road. steady rain ending this morning mostly cloudy skies, scattered shower or two

possible but dampness and coolness is torre as we head forward. seventy-six in philadelphia. sixty-six in mount pocono. seventy-four in atlantic city as we head throughout our day we will be cloudy, stray shower or two, high of about 78 degrees, still warm. seventy-three at the shore today. sixty-two in the poconos. big difference between today and tomorrow will be about a 15-degree temperature drop. not only do we have more showers coming our way, not just from the stalled out front but potential of the tropical system but meisha, it business to get very chilly in here and i for one don't have my warm jackets out and i better get on that. >> i will come over and help you out, kyla. >> good morning. happy hump day. you are waking up. it is nice. you are dealing with wet roadways. you can see right behind me, that the droplets on the camera, okay. pretty concise, indication that it is wet out there. we have rain overnight. we are still seeing a little

bit throughout the a area. you can see that sheen, wetness on the roadways. what happens a lot of times is people leave their homes earlier, which they should, volume levels will pick up with the more volume levels we get on the roadways. we will get some issues. we saw some of that. we have been clearing out quickly. the here's the roosevelt boulevard southbound at fox street looking good there. volleys starting to pick up, we are seeing more taillight and headlights, moving in east and westbound direction. you can make sure it will be busy on the vine. flooding new jersey turnpike northbound between route 73, and interstate 195, again, there is flooding there. there is flooding out there give yourself a couple extra minutes and drive slow, nicole, over to you. developing right now russia is sending troops into syria to help fight isis. russian parliament unanimously approved president putin's request to use the army. that request comes after putin and president obama a met this week during u.n. general

assembly in new york. they reportedly discussed russia's recent military build up in syria. updating a story we have been following all morning masked gunman break into a home overnight and tie up one of the men inside. "eyewitness news" reporter just continue finch joins us live on the scene with the latest on this investigation good morning are the. >> reporter: good morning. we have three victims in this home invasion, a grandfather, grandmother and their ten year-old grandson about 3:30 this morning police say that grandfather was awakened by two guns aimed at his face, leaving him helpless in a sent city home as they went room to room searching for stuff to steel. police say suspect, would be two men wearing dark clothing, and dark face masks. they broke in through a first floor alley facing entry. a motion sensing light bulb disable in the alley helped in that alley at that time. again these men had to break

open a plexiglas window and they soon found that grand fat's sleep in the bedroom. they tied and gagged him. then they went to room to room, living room to bedroom, taking $200, a play station, and a 56-inch television, all the while police say the man a's five two-year old wife and ten year-old grandson hid beneath a bed in the separate bedroom. police say it is likely intruders had no idea those two were even there. after police were called we're told officers found that man, the way these burglars left him. >> he was a asleep, in the bedroom, when he was awoke even by two guns pointed to his face. they tied him up. they tied him up with electrical cords, his wrists behind his back. they gagged him by tying what a appears to be a button down shirt around his mouth. then they proceeded to rob the

location. >> reporter: robbed the location of $200, a 56-inch tv and a play station all taken out of the same door, that these men broke through overnight. video cameras in the area may have caught the suspects, again, police say there were two armed men wearing dark clothing, face mask as well, police also believe that per the victim here they could be in their late 30's or early 40's, police continue in this morning to hold that scene for northeast detectives who will arrive here and talk to those victims and looking for surveillance video that may be in this area we are live in frankford i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". so scary, thanks for the update. meanwhile philadelphia police need your help to find a suspect or suspects who attacked two women near temple university's campus. police are working to determine if the attacks are related. a 20 year-old student was robbed, sexually assaulted on carlisle street about two hours earlier, police say two men tried to rob a woman on thompson street. >> it makes you nervous, especially since it is so

close to home. >> i'm not sure i want to walk around at night. >> detective are going through video hoping to identify the suspect. if you have any information, call the police. all cleared right now but earlier this morning an accident involving a tractor trailer temporarily shut down lanes on i-95 south in philadelphia. police say that the tractor trailer hit a guardrail after colliding with another car at the vine street expressway. no injuries were reported and all lanes have since reopened. it is a big day in court as opening statement could begin 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 being demolished at 22nd and market collapsed on the salvation army thrift shop in june 203. griffin campbell, owner of the company performing the said demolition faces third degree murder and other charges. a georgia woman is executed overnight, despite appeals from pope francis.

kelly gisenddaner's execution was postponed twice. mother of three sang amazing grace being put to death by lethal injection. she was convicted along with her boyfriend of plotting the 1997 stabbing death of her husband. gissenddaner's boyfriend received a life sentence. it looks like pope francis may have had a secret meeting during his visit to the u.s., kim davis, kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples said she met with the pontiff in washington. vatican officials have have not yet confirmed this meeting. henna daniels has the details. >> reporter: despite a packed schedule full of parades, masses and meetings with world leaders, attorneys for kentucky clerk kim davis says pope francis managed to meet privately with her and her husband ohio 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 am just a county clerk who loves jesus. the representation for davis says 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: during the brief encounter at vatican embassy in washington, the the pope hugged davis and told her to stay strong. on his flight back to the the vatican pope francis said he didn't know about davis's case in detail but 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".

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that will prevent a governmental shut down is expect to be approved by the the house before tonight's midnight dead light. vote on monday stopped a filibuster threat instead of the final vote for bipartisan bill. it will fun the government

through december 11th. it includes funding for planned parenthood which has sparked protests across the country. edward snowden has joined twitter, former national security agency contractor, who leaked thousands of classified government information, has been living in russia where he was granted asylum. snowden tweeted sending this reading, can you hear me now? at last check he has more than 900,000 followers, but only follows one account. the nsa. vice-president joe biden is still trying to decide if he will run for president. during a meeting about combating violent streamism the danish foreign minister accidentally called biden something that got people talking. listen to what he said before quickly correcting himself. >> mr. president -- vice-president, sorry. well, could have been, can be, who knows. >> backtrack, backtrack. well, this comes after rumors have intensified about whether biden will join the presidential race. the summit was held at united

nations yesterday where world leaders discussed combating isil. >> he handled it well. >> it was very enduring, the the way he caught himself. >> yes. >> well, perhaps he knows something, that will in the get out of here too quickly. >> coming in this morning heavy but maybe throughout the morning it will ease up. >> it is already easing up. much better situation then we had when i headed out the door this morning. i wanted to start with the statistics here. yesterday the high was 85 degrees, folks. seventy-four is our normal high. we will not see those warm temperatures and cooler into tomorrow. looking at storm scan three, this is good news, that we are starting to see this track to the north and east. that will help us outs for our commuters, not to a this isn't an awful lot of rain on the roads. kenneth square just under two and a half inches. hoe kes up, wildwood and glenn more, under 2 inches. 1.4 inches of rain in philadelphia the plenty of rain around.

be careful heading out the the door. 76 degrees in philadelphia. seventy-two in reading. sixty-eight in mount pocono. wildwood at 72 degrees. we are warm. it feels mugry all that moisture in the air. zooming in here 72 in doylestown. seventy-three in pottstown. good morning to you. as we go hour by hour you'lle story will be more cloud, then rain as we go throughout our day. few showers possible. high of 78 degrees. but those temperatures are about to change big time, folks as we get into thursday we will start to see 60's, and that is also on friday, as well. so it will be very, very chilly as we head into next day. i want to mention our tropical storm joaquin that currently is at the the sustained wind of 70 miles an hour. it is not hurricane status yet but causing much concern and here you can see why as we are in the cone have of uncertainty as they say as we head toward weekend. that is what could bring more moisture our way. so we already have all this rain, saturating the ground,

flooding because comes easier and easier. we will keep an eye on that. >> don't get worried about joaquin you will know more. >> we can safely say we will say rain and wind but whether it is a direct impact or lose steam as it gets storm or know we will know more than in 24 hours. tomorrow at this time we will talking specifics. >> thanks, kyla. >> the roadways are not looking good. we have seen everything. we have dean downpours, flooding, an accident, disabled vehicle, we have seen construction. here's i-95 south around the curve at cottman. i can tell you we typically don't see it this heavy at 6:15 in the morning. this is a indication that people are heeding my warning. leave your homes early. whenever we have wet roadways you want to do that as a safety precaution, if nothing else but what happens is because of this, because we know is there wet roadways everyone tend to leave on the same time which is good giving yourself a couple that minutes. if you are leaving at the same time this is what you will be dealing with.

heavier volume levels then we typically see at this exact moment. the schuylkill ease bun approaching the conshohocken curve you can see a steady flow, of both taillights and predominantly headlights moving eastbound direction. this is a look for those in new jersey 42 freeway northbound at creek road our freeway friend off to the shoulder. not causing any slow downs. just a wet roadway here. i will have updates on the area throughout the morning. back over to you. is there still a lot of clean up to be done from the historic papal visit. "eyewitness news" on the parkway last night as crews are getting wet breaking down alter, scaffolding and security fencees from that whirlwind weekend. as meisha said head up for drivers, parkway still closed, we will take a few minister days to get the city back the two normal tat us, of no signs, no detours. >> yes. >> back to normal. >> what an exciting weekend. >> well worth it. >> 6:16. jackpot for tonight's pur ball tops 300 million-dollar. >> a lot of money.

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>> horror film. >> but people are paying to do this. >> because, escape rooms and they are growing in popularity across the country and here in philadelphia too. >> cbs news correspondent kenneth craig shows us how it works. >> it is caitlin's first time through an escape route. she and her four friend have no idea. >> well, i was expecting, lights off, and stuffed popping up. >> instead they were will be in the mystery room with one hour on the clock to get out. at mission escape in new york city, nearly every decoration, drawer, piece of furniture has code or hints built in. >> okay. >> reporter: players to have use their mind to solve puzzles. >> three, six, five. >> as they work their way from one crew to the next. >> more numbers. >> reporter: and eventually to a key, that lets them out. >> yes. >> mission escape opened less than two years ago and the has seen more than 300 customers

on a weekend night. again they are not alone. >> growth has been incredible. >> reporter: david speakera is a escape room viewer and when the concept first hit in early 2014, there were only a dozen escape room companies, and now there are more than 200. >> i think it is growing the way it is because it is different, it is physically interactive. >> reporter: this group made it out with just a minute and 26 seconds to spare. the friend say they will be back. kenneth craig for cbs news, new york. team building, birthday parties. >> i'm trying to decide if i want to do something like. that with a group of people it can be fun. >> by yourself, that would be weird. >> coming up, why your cat need an ipad. >> yes, that is a story. >> also pretty soon swiping your credit card will be a thing of the past. we will explain the new chip card and why everyone was supposed to start using them

by tomorrow. we are keeping a close eye on the forecast, the last few days, definitely heading in the weekend, right kyla. >> we have good news as far as rainfall today but boy we have a lot on our plate, a soggy forecast ahead, i'm tracking tropical storm joaquin with the latest details and how it could impact us here in philadelphia when we come back, stay with us, "eyewitness news" coming right back this flu season... your immuthe way it didn't work when rock was young.

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welcome back. fashion designer ralph lauren steps down as ceo of his main stay company. lauren will be replaced by stephan larson, former president of the old navy, starting in november. larson will report to lauren who will be executive chairman and chief creative officer. the company founded in 1967, made over $7 billion in sales last fiscal year alone but reported a 5 percent drop between june of 2014 and june 205. 6:25. do you have it? the new chip enabled credit card? deadline for upgrading is tomorrow but many consumers still do not have it. new chip enabled card are more secure then magnetic strip card because retailers and card processors don't stored the card data in the system. the problem is updating over a billion debit and credit card, certainly takes sometime.

>> i have only been asked one time in austin, to, you know, use a chip card. >> some merchants will not bother with it because they don't necessarily think that it is worth their money, even with the risk of being liable for credit card fraud. >> the system has proved to be effective though, sharp decline in credit card fraud after the chip enabled card were introduced. well, time to put your old fashion pet toys, like the ball of yarn and whatever else you have, up in the attic with your typewriter and railroaded player. >> i like my record player. playing with the stickies owe 20th century because of this. check it out. welcome to the future friskies has an app so your kitty can take, fish on a even if or tablet. that is not only high tech toy made for whiskers and fido. one toy using a lays tore get your cat's attention and your dog, hey they can change remote control raccoons, skunks and they can catch all of the action. >> how about that. >> i wonder how it works with

your cat with kitty claws on your ipad. >> yes, they need to be declaude. >> clawing up the ipad. they are a lot of money. >> nothing wrong with yarn, it cost dollar. >> a little ball. >> keep it simple. coming up next on "eyewitness news" police need your help catching the the man who got a manicure and then pulled out a gun and robbed a nail salon. steve. >> reporter: what would you do with three hub and one million-dollar, that is estimated jackpot for tonight's power ball drawing. coming up next week they can be even bigger with new rule changes, we will explain straight ahead. flooding and wet roadways are certainly causing an earlier rush and slower commute, all updates come up but first lets take a quick break, stay right where y

ahh, if you are just heading out the door this wednesday morning there is lots of wet roads to contend with and some rain from overnight. we are not in the clear just yet, in fact rest of the week will be a little spotty here and there, very, very wet, kyla. we're keeping an eye on this system too that could impact us over the weekend. >> which has nothing to do with the front that drew all of these showers in. >> getting hit from both end. >> think bit and get saturated grounds that is my concern toward weekend you have an easier time of flooding. we have seen that in the overnight hours. so we have to watch out. >> live look at storm scan three shows us we have some good news in the sense that heavier showers, for the moment have push to the north and east of us. so we are looking better. you can see lighter hours that are still out there but not bad, folks. steady rain, mostly cloudy skies, caterd shower or two possible but damp and we will see cooler temperatures.

not today but tomorrow. currently 76 degrees in philadelphia. seventy-two in reading. seventy-four down in atlantic city. we are warm as we tart off today. looking at the next three days what a difference a day makes, a high of 78 today. high just 63 on thursday, and you can see rain later in the day thursday and then wind and rain coming our way friday as well and then we have to look out for this, tropical storm joaquin which is very close to becoming a hurricane. so we will talk about that, when i come back in just a moment because that could impact our weekend, and keep this rain party going but for now lets head over to meisha, she's dealing with the party on the roads. >> it is a party, just take a a look at this, roosevelt boulevard and, as we woke up this morning, hump days, a and, flooding and wet roadways, not too fun but the good news, all of the accidents, or disable vehicles that we have had this morning

will get cleared out of our way, really quickly. that is good news. take a look at this, steady stream of headlights, and earlier start to the day, not a bad idea, and, and, still traveling at posted speeds there, we still have an accident, pennsylvania turnpike area, and westbound near lionville, left lane, is block for those in and around that a area. and, in new jersey, turnpike area, between route 73 and i195, that has been since cleared. that is good news. some look to shake it up for a moment. union verse florida kc at 7:00 p finals, big game, good game and phillies at 7:05 tonight. erika, back over to you. philadelphia police are on the hunt for bandit with nice fingernails. suspect held up a nail salon after getting a freshman cure. it happened at rockland nails

in logan on sunday as it was closing in the 1300 block of rockland street. police say after the suspect received his manicure, he was asked to pay, in turn, he pulled out a sawed off shotgun. >> he pointed, he told the rest of the workers to go in the back. >> pretty any ofy, to go to the nail salon and actually get a manicure and then use a gun and announce a robbery. he is very serious about what he was doing. >> the suspect grabbed cash from the manicure desk and register and stole a cell phone. no one was injured, but if you can id that suspect you are asked to call police. police are looking for vandals who damaged a cemetery in new castle county delaware. "eyewitness news" was at this jewish cemetery in minquadale. now early sunday morning police found numerous grave stones separated from the basis and one broken. also a a flower pot damage. doctor milton w ahl mother, father and other relatives are

buried in the cemetery. hopes that the person or people responsible for this are just kid messing around rather than something more sinister. >> well, that is different are. if they did that it way that is a different group. fit is just kid running around they don't know better. >> anyone with information on that vandalism is asked to call police. all right. 6:35. are you feeling lucky? what do you think? >> hure. >> big power ball lottery jackpot is brewing. >> yes. >> we have still a contributor $2 to the company jackpot. this is a huge jackpot. >> this is last one before power ball rolls out its new change to the rules. >> for an explanation we will check with "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao out there in pennsauken, jan, good morning. >> good morning. you can do a whole lot with 301 million-dollar, couldn't you in that is estimated jackpot for tonight's power ball drawing and that could only grow throughout the day as people buy in. come next week, however there will be new rule changes to this game and that could force these jackpots close to

$1 billion power ball jackpot at 301 million-dollar is now one of the 50 biggest in history. soon though even this may look like chump change. >> we never had a north american billion dollars lottery. this might be our first. >> reporter: that is because power ball rules are changing, walt hickey who ran numbers at stat driven web site 538 said rule changes are supposed to boost odds of the billion dollar jackpot in the next five years. >> it goes way up, 7.5 times higher. >> reporter: starting next week number of white balls will increase from 59 to 69. while the number of red power balls will draw from 35 to 26. that means while your odds of winning small apples, four or $7 improve but the odds of hitting the jackpot yum from one in 175 million to one in 292 million. >> that is crazy. i don't think i'll be winning.

>> reporter: so odds are much longer but for 44 states support power ball are hoping that these huge jackpots draw more people, to play, so obviously power ball is played in new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware, folks we spoke to say it is just too tempting not to buy in. reporting live from pennsauken, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i was having a conversation with a writer this morning and you don't dare not contribute to the pot because what if they win and then you are like, uff. >> you don't want anybody turning off the lights, jan. thanks very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" the pictures went viral just hours after posting them on facebook and let to the reunion nearly 40 years in the making. i love this story. an emotional story you don't want to miss. smart phone competition just got fierce, google unveils not one but two new phones. if you are a fan of taking

selfies, just you wait. we will tell you why this phone could be the right choice for you. >> oh, boy. >> ♪ >> yeah, it will be ending, tomorrow, can you believe the first day of october. >> hard to believe. >> nice day to nap, we have got some rain in the area. >> make some grilled cheese. >> grilled cheese, toe mate the owe soup, the whole bit but if you have to be up we're glad you are with us. we will take a a short break, we will be right back.

we are following up on an investigation into a frightening home invasion. listen to this two masked men tied up a grandfather this

happened on seller street while a grand mother and grandson hid under the bed. those suspects got away with the tv and some cash. >> terrifying. also, opening statements could begin as soon as today in the trial of griffin campbell the contractor charged in the deadly center city building collapse back in june 203. attorney of kim davis says kentucky court clerk met with the pope during his vice tonight washington, and they added the pope told her, to stay strong, and vatican will not confirm or deny that report. right now, coming up on 6:43. >> lets check with kyla for more on the forecast, lot of rain. >> we have had rain. catching a break. good morning to our eyewitness weather watchers out there bearing brunt of these hours. we will start to see things slow down a bit. lets start with one of these observations, 75 degrees, good morning to pete inner lawrenceville, and you can see he is getting cloudy skies as opposed to the rain. it is muggy, a lot of moisture in the air.

lets look at this one. 73 degrees. good morning, sally, in wilmington. she has got drizzle and rain coming down. she got an inch of rainfall where she is. lets look at these rain totals. clayton got 2 inches on have rain, glendora just under 2 inches. chalfont, wilmington one and a half inch mark, 1.26 there in willow grove. we had quite a bit coming down and road are a little bit wet, soggy so be careful. sending kid out the door we will give this day a c plus, temperatures are warming up enough. we will be fine. we will be 74 degrees. mostly cloudy, damp and possibility of her or two. looking at storm scan three you can see majority has moved to the north and east. that is the the good news. bad news thinks a pretty well stock system. you cane that front stretching right across the east coast and stalled out a little bit. that will keep us going. wind is a little bit brisk, 10 n philadelphia, 14 miles an hour

in atlantic city. current temperature 76 in philadelphia. thirty-seven wildwood. sixty-six in mount pocono. that is where we are. this is where we're going. we will will see these showers moving out. as we get in the evening and then into thursday more headed our way and, of course, we have to talk about a tropical system here that we are keeping an eye on, watches and warnings in the bohamas right now for this as this system churns up. today spotty showers to around 78 degrees, mostly cloudy skies as we get into tonight low of 58. quick look at your seven day forecast shows temperatures going down, folks. sixty's starting thomas we role in the weekend and meisha we will keep umbrella handy because tropical storm yak kin could be bringing in more rain our way. >> absolutely, i got mine packed, one in the first one in the car, i'm fully stack i hope you are too. delaware county 95 north at 452 you can see levels are building, earlier then what we see. we are pushing toward rush hour.

not unusual to get many vehicles but the way we are seeing it to get on the roadways is we are hearing flooding, wet roadways, we had it with rain last night. collegeville 422, near route 29, it is as far back as the eye can see extreme headlights. busy out there. ninety-five a at cottman coming around s curve in center city we are seeing brake lights anywhere you look. pennsylvania turnpike westbound this is where we have an accident near lionville, left lane is block in and around this area. wouldn't cause too many slow downs but on a day like today with wet roadways you can believe it will. down pole route 70 eastbound ramp to route 41 off ramp is block and we are still dealing with clean up on the parkway. make note of that on this busy morning, erika, back over to you. bucks county project business to make a big difference for a village in africa. >> as "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington shows us now volunteers need help to get there. >> quite a sight from the road

and it started from very modest beginnings. a year ago this bright, colorful work of art looked like this. >> we started out with your big old rusty shipping container and called it the can. >> we would probably go here. >> reporter: team of volunteers, with a can do attitude have transformed this metal box into a freestanding medical clinic. >> the the first room will be like a pharmacy. >> project coordinator susan mcdonald shows us how they took advantage of the every inch of space to create a pharmacy, office and two exam rooms complete with electricity and plumbing. donations, paid for the can, a majority of the materials, and, and, including medical equipment. volunteers work at day for a year in the parking lot of lutheran church of god love church in newtown. >> where we can we should try to help our fellow man.

>> reporter: kid and adult painted exterior with bright colors, little hand helped make a tree. >> we wanted everyone to be a part of the mayor willal so we capture these hand prints. >> reporter: big blue rectangle shows where windows and doors will go. >> each of the exam rooms will have a exterior door, they will cut windows on each side of the rooms when they get there. >> there is, the church's collecting $10,000 to ship to the clinic, an african based organization called life in abundance will get it set up for medical team waiting. >> it is just so exciting to think that we can help people living on the or side of the world. >> reporter: with messages of love and hope. group needs about $4,000 more to ship to the clinic. to find out how to donate go to cbs philly.com/brotherly love. tell us your stories. i'll see you tonight. i'm ukee washington. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". another story about the impact of kindness is this one coming up and that is just one, 40 years ago, just a tiny

baby, the other air caring nurse. >> but now decade later they are reunited. we have a great picture. three month-old amanda scarpinot i, she's recovering from third degree burns a at albany medical center. two weeks ago amanda posted that photo to facebook hoping to find the name of the nurse. within 24 hour she knew it was sue burger a and that reunion started to get underway. emotional event happened yesterday and it turns out both women never for got their bond. >> it is an amazing take one that would never thought i would have. such a great reminder to think back on all of these interactions i have had with patients, all of the things i have done and maybe put aside the hard work and times when it was so stressful and think about this. >> the photographs are just so tender to the expression on her face and both in her hand the baby. amanda says picture helped her through difficult times in life but children heard about

her scars. sue said she never realized that he had such a big impact on that baby. >> it makes you cheer up looking at those photographs and love there for a stranger. >> those small moments that can have a big impact. >> got her through tough times, for sure. 6:49. >> lets see is what coming up on cb is this morning. >> gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning. >> i love that picture. you know what is so great, little baby's eye looking up in the nurse's face. it is a a very powerful photo. good to see you guys. good to see you both. we are tracking severe weather swamping millions this morning and threat that tropical storm joaquin could pose. retailers have one day and counting, left to prepare for chip enabled card. melony hudson will be here with what it means for your shopping safety. really big question are stores going to be ready. it is just one day a away. we will talk with the creator of the new app that lets you buy lottery tickets right on your iphone. the news is back in the

morning. we will see new about ten minutes. >> wow. >> and counting. >> a app for lottery that could get dangerous. >> exactly. >> my goodness. >> thank you. hey, it is 6:50, hi, bye, gayle. >> it has people talking. >> google unveiled two new devices and one claims to take the world's best selfie. johnson bloom tells us what these new phones are all about. >> i know there have been rumors. >> reporter: rumors were mostly ride, the google ceo kick off launch of two new smart phones. >> next us 5s and next us. >> break from tradition. >> first time we have had two phones at once. >> as they point out one size no longer fits all. >> they want to show options are possible for people who want a big screen phone or tablet and it is a small are phone. >> 5x is plastic made by lg. bigger 6p is metal and made by wayway. >> your finger is on the back

of the device. we placed it where you hold the phone. >> reporter: and a huge camera. >> the nexus 6p out performs all others phones we have tested. >> reporter: they claim they take the the world best selfies. >> the selfie generation has a real demand among users. >> reporter: biggest features is longer battery life, and there is good news for users of older android phones, one of the improvements are software that you can down load. >> you will notice improvement if you leave your device, and forget to charge it overnight. >> reporter: andrade marshmallow puts phone in the deep sleep when they have not moved. it rolls out to older devices in the next couple weeks. also a new chrome cast. google a's tiny tv streaming device is still 35 bucks but now with better wifi and instant play back. >> is there a chrome cast on my network. it starts down loading the the app on the chrome cast. >> reporter: is there chrome cast audio for your speak their beats blue tooth. >> we are taking away burden of having to be close to the

device, burden of having to pair. >> reporter: there was one more thing. >> touch the back of the keyboard and left. >> reporter: pixel c for convertible, google's pricey andrew tablet that is not out yet but phones you can preorder right now. >> that was jonathan bloom reporting but i just love that the big draw is yourself ease will be better. >> yes. >> brave new world. >> i know. >> well, i know, cameras, on phones are so important because so many people just rely on the phone as their camera. >> yes. >> we will be right back. >> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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here's the story we have been covering all morning long a family shaken up after gunman break in their home overnight. >> and it happened in the 1300 block of seller street. just continue finch joins us with the very latest information, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. detectives remain on the scene trying to get more clues after that home invasion overnight. that victimize $3 people, grandfather, grand mother and their ten year-old grandson. we have video overnight. we are told at 3:30 that grandfather had a gunpointed at his face by two armed men wearing face masks and dark clothing. they would later leave with the 56-inch tv, $200 and a

play station out the the front side door of the home. meantime a grandmother and grandson were under a bed in the nearby room through the entire ordeal. police would come by later and free that grandfather and those two people, grandmother and grandson. they were not injured. no injuries to report this time, all those armed gunman are still on the loose, erika and nicole. >> justin, thanks. meanwhile you had oldest soccer competition comes down to one game, tonight in chester. >> very exciting, union face sporting kansas city in the finals of the lemar hunt u.s. open cup. union struggled in mls play but they are making a straight second appearance in the open cup finals. union lost to the seattle sounders in last years open cup finals. kc won the open cup in 2012. go union. speaking of soccer check out goal tenning skills, of this beagle. >> no. >> get out. >> i just can't. >> she holds the the world record for catching the mess balls in one minute. >> this is the best thing

ever. >> believe it or not, this nine year-old dog caught 14 balls in japan last week. her trainer said she practices every day until the two had a routine down. >> adorable. >> look at her. >> my gosh. >> yankees fan could have taken a lesson or two. >> i'm sorry, i had to say it. >> she is adorable. >> how do you train a dog to do that. >> that is natural skill i think. >> no kidding. >> natural talent. >> little goal right there. >> yes. >> yes. >> it certainly delivered and new we are watching joaquin too. >> let talk about this because rain we have right now is a front but this weekend we could be looking at rain from gentleman kin. currently 07 miles an hour sustain wind. but this is project path and we could see that change as we get in the next 24 hours but you see philadelphia there is in the cone and it is looks like it could come a shore as

a category one. we are early. this time tomorrow we will be feeling a little more certain about what we are looking at here, either way good we will see more rain. >> right. >> all right. you are waking up to very wet roadways and this is where we have an accident south of west chester, 202 southbound at route 926, hold off to the shoulder and take a look at this in delaware county 95 northbound at 452, we typically do not see it looking this slow, pushing to the rush hour but basically where every look all major interstates and highways are very slow. >> rough couple days ahead. >> yep. >> coming up next on cbs this morning music legend john foggerty, the force between credence clearwater revival. >> join us each day at cb. 36789 we will get started nice an early at 4:30. >> we will be here. >> dark and early. >> hope you are too, have a great the day, good morning.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, september 30th, 205 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." we are tracking a potential hurricane threat later this week. bill clinton offers a harsh critique for donald trump. icon ralph lauren is stepping aside as chief executive of his conversation. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. two very serious weather situations. >> a system is dumping a lot of rain on more than a dozen states overnight and