now. justin, i give it to you, then we take it on the roadways again. >> sounds good. broke out the umbrella out here, you need it, you can see the steady rain here in center city, that's going to be the trends through this morning, and there will be some rain heavy at times specially just south and east of the city. so heads up along the new jersey turnpike 295 and into burlington county right now seeing the pockets of heavy rain. into the afternoon, may get few breaks, you can see, not much happening around the baltimore-washington area. but, don't let that fool you. later on this evening, into tonight, another round every rain will move through. looks like the steady, heavy rain, will be during the morning hours for that morning ride. so periods of rain, some of that heavy at times, overall amount, from the storm system, half inch, maybe up to inch in some spots, before the storm pulls out of here. through the overnight hours. it is breezy, as well, winds out of the northwest up to 15 miles per hour with higher gusts and again the morning and evening commutes will be impacted. temperature wise, not cold. yes, we have the rain around. makes it feel little cold. low 60s this morning, in south jersey. to the low and mid 50's, around the city and the

suburbs. overall visibility, okay, at 5 miles per hour at the airport, no issues of fog. you will be dealing with a lot of road spray out there, on the highways, ponding on the roads, so slow it down, just allow extra drive time. use common sense. high today only up to 62 degrees, with off and on periods every rain, at low 60s at the shore, and 50's up in the poconos. again, some breaks in the afternoon, but that rain just returns for tonight. we talk about when things dry out, the full forecast coming up in a few minutes, over to meisha. >> good morning, yes there is rain is certainly the wet roadways are causing us some real problems out on the roadways now this one, we have an accident, jackknife tractor-trailer, in fact, we have two of them, two different areas on this stretch of 95, moving in the southbound direction, this is just after cottman. and lock at this, all lanes are block. you are not moving on 995 southbound, which happenings ton one of our busier interstates in the morning. not moving. all lanes blocked. this is back up camera. take a look at this, 95 southbound at cottman, this is one on good

day, i bring up all the time, let you know waist going on, because it slows down the quickest at 6:00 a.m. again you are not moving. sitting at your homes and even thinking about getting on 95, do not do that. here is a look at 95 southbound academy, again, back up all the way to academy. now the two jackknife tractor-trailers like i said are past cottman. this is back up all the way to academy. and there is real now one in site. i don't know until they get that cleared out of the way how all of these drivers already on 95, unless you are near an exit, you are not moving. so you are trapped in there. so just make note of that. do not go that direction if at all possible again, there is that accident, the talcony palmyra scheduled to open at 6:00 a.m. this is blanked out camera. but i'll let you know it is scheduled to open at any moment. also an accident, swedesboro, new jersey, with minor injuries. monroe ville road before the new jersey turnpike. i'll have another update coming up in about 15 minutes, erika, back to you. >> workers at this mcdonald's in north philadelphia are walking off the job. it is happening on the 3100 block of west allegheny, this

is part of a nationwide demand to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour. looking liver, don't see any activity quite yet, but we are keeping an eye on t rally at city hall is planned. workers and other industries will take part today, including home care, and airport employees. also, happening today, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will be in montgomery county courtroom for a preliminary hearing. kane is facing charges of perjury, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice. she has been under investigation for allegedly leaking secret grand jury information in order to embarrass political foe, and then later lying about it. >> a man who allegedly robbed two banks in center city made one big mistake. police say that this alleged robber tried to flee in a cab. investigators say, that man robbed the td bank on 11th and chestnut, then the pnc bang on market. then though he hopped in this cab, and the driver took him, where else, but right to police headquarters.

>> that man is now in police custody. in the market for a beers seat? tested the seats, ranked the best all the way down to the worse. want to check in right now with "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch with the new information, down on spring garden, really if you have a child un the age of 12, i think, you need to pay attention. good morning, justin. >> good morning, erika, yes. priceless investment, these things are, these are back less booster seats, designed to strap holder -- older child safely into their seat. the agency testing doing so since 2008. they say this year more than any past year, there are more safer booster seats on the market. >> the non-profit research group the insurance institute for highway safety, deems 20 of 23 booster seats, knew to market this year, as best bet. >> in this year's booster ratings, there aren't any seats we wouldn't recommend. >> the iihs tested both high back and back less seat. focusing on how many the

seatbelt fits an average child, in just about any vehicle. >> what we are looking for is that the lap belt sits low, across the top of the thighs. it is not riding up on the soft tummy. and the shoulder belt needs to sit snuggly at the center of the shoulder, shouldn't be falling offer the shoulder or riding up on the neglect or face. >> but word to parents, do your research. there are still older, non-recommend the booster seats for sale, through many on-line vendors. the iihs is calling on makers of s older models, that are not recommended to discontinue them. but if you have one, keep it, the institute says, crash tests proof it is better to have a booster seat than none at all. >> is her kay, turns out having a booster seat in the back of your car, for a child, can reduce their risk of injury in a car crash up to 45%, they also don't have the cost a lot of money, they can cost as little as $15, even good model, and also, too, they are recommended for kids ages four to eight, sometimes as old as 12.

erika, back over to you. >> small price to pay for such smart investment. keeps kids safe. justin, thanks so much. >> the national highway traffic safety administration meanwhile, they are calling for seatbelts in all school buses. federal regulators say, seatbelts, cause number of deaths in large school bus crashes in half. just last month school bus flipped over in virginia injuring 28 kids. right now, only six states require seatbelts on school buses, and that includes new jersey. 6:06 right now. still ahead: even more legal trouble for bill cosby. also this picture of two philadelphia police officers sleeping on the job goes viral. now, an investigation is underway. hear what their lieutenant is saying about this picture. jan? >> new app that bridges beauty services right to your front door. you need your hair done, you need your make up. well, they've got it. it is called manestreem. all do you have do is point and click. we'll take you through it straight ahead. >> oh, hope to see in you that chair coming up. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> hey not be a hotline for bling but hotline to get your hair done, pretty nice. jan carabeo breaks it down for you, also justin lets us know when your rain gets out of here on your wet tuesday morning, we'll be right back. >> ♪

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jan, good morning. >> manestreem, think of it this way, the uber i of butte err services, you want haircut, spray tan, want your nails done? just look it up on this new app, finds a stylist near you, at the price you want, and they show upright at your door. >> it is raining in turnersville, new jersey, and beverly is having a bad hey -- bad hair day. >> my hair was a mess this morning, it had no bod. >> i time to bring in professional help. but this early in the morning? >> the salons aren't open, 7:00 in the morning. >> that's where the new app, manestreem, comes in. celebrity stylists and south jersey sal onagawa err, ma r teen owe card air, is driving his signature gold lamborgini when he gets the text. in minutes he is at beverly's door. >> this cottage room becomes martino's salon. >> for the very first time i had a stylist come to my house, all in the convenience of your own home. >> back at his salon, with his

hair dryer whole stead, martino says the app serves the whole family. >> it is brilliant. it is changing the industry. >> says the appeal is convenient. >> it is easy for her. she has got kids. she can't leave. she doesn't have a babysitter. she taps that app. and professional hair-dresser will arrive at her house. it is under 45 minutes. >> manestreem ceo and founder, santos rodriguez, describes it as the uber of life. users can connect with photographers, massage artists, even spray tankers, see their work and their profile, and pay through the app. >> there is no exchanging cash. there is no more awkward moment that i tip too much, did i tip too little t makes it completely simple? certainly and safe. beauty providers are certified and vetted. and 2% of the profits from the app go to charity. >> it benefits wigs and wishes.org, which we're in eight countries, grant wigs and wishes to women and children fighting cancer. manestreem will funds that allowing us to do even more than we already do today. >> enough to make you happy, even on a bad hair day. >> it is raining, you don't

want to go to the salon and get your hair done, leave and get your hair wait, go to manestreem. >> and beverly she happy and her husband loves it. >> it is great. >> and back out here live, joined now by ashley gallo, make up artist in a eyebrow specialist, ashley, thanks for being on our show, one of the stylists now working with manestreem. how did you get involved in this? i imagine you are very busy now? >> yes, i actually met actually the founder and we actually discuss add few things, he liked how i was outgoing, and, you know, i like to, you know, take on a lot of clients, as well. so we just basically collided, representing manestreem, trying to get more providers onto actually make us even more like global basically. >> you have 500 stylists right now. you need a thousand? to serve the demands that's out there? >> yes. there are thousands of clients that are basically in need of

services, so that's what we are working onto make it even more big tow add more beauty professionals to the app. >> how does it help you as a style us? you work at couple of salons in our area as women. so it helps both to you fill in those holes and salon, as well? explain it. >> i love worng to the two salons i work at, but on my days off when i am not doing anything, i want to fill up my gap. awesome just to go on the app, make it live, then who ever it is available this needs a service, i'm right there at their demands. >> so convenient, thank you, ashley, so easy just to download this app, figure out the pricing, you can look at their bio's, and the pictures, and coming up in the next half however, ill actually be getting in the hair chair, get maggie hair done. we will talk more about this new app. that was created right here in the delaware valley. erika, back to you. >> nice little for all every those days stuck in the snow, getting a little pampering now, jan, you de is her of it. thanks so much. right now 6:13. we want to check in with justice. you need a little nudge over there with the rain? you can go sit in the hair,

too. >> i don't need that, come on, i'm man, you know better. i don't even need an umbrella no, had to break it out today. it is raining pretty good out there. that's the story specially this morning, pockets of heavy rain now, coming through northern burlington county, another wave of heavy rain, cape may county, new jersey, right now, breaks up little bit. chester, northern montgomery into bucks county but still steadiest rain specially from the city on south and east, should get few more breaks, this afternoon, but then again the evening, another rounds every rain comes through. here's what we had so far. over half inch of west cape may, this morning, dover, delaware, .36 in mt. holly, philadelphia closing in on quarter inch, half inch maybe up to inch in some locations specially south jersey. temperatures though somewhat mild. we're in the low 60s at this hour, delaware, south jersey, mid 50's, palmyra. ooh up in chalfont. again cooler northward suburbs, fog terribly cold. just have the rain jacket an umbrella around. storm cakes its time to get out of here. really after midnight, we finally dry things out, back to sunshine around on your wednesday, veterans day, into

thursday. more shower chances return with that front. then we bring you some 50's, cooler air returns friday, into the upcoming weekends. into the afternoon again, some of the steady rain breaks up little bit. lunch break, may find some dry spots. but into the evening hours, here we go again. another rounds of steadier showers pull in, 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., dry air starts to return, back to some sunshine on wednesday. so not full sun. as far as the temperatures go, close to average through the rest of the week, jet stream to the north, weekends we so cold pocket of air coming in from canada. settles little southwards. we get another shot of some 50's, in our forecast, for the afternoon high. today periods every rain, breezy, 62, for tonight we drop to 50 degrees, rain ends after midnight. that extended forecast, low and mid 60s, through thursday. we cool it down for the weekends, sunshine, with some clouds around saturday, sunday, highs mid 50's, so nice stuff. fall days ahead this weekend. >> absolutely, little rain, got to keep things green out there. >> oh, rain, rain, go away. >> bad timing.

>> good morning, everyone. so i want to get right in this, let you know two tractor-trailers, causing backups on 95 southbound. this is past cottman. southbound direction interstate 59 you are not moving. so i just want to stress that point on 95, if you are thinking about taking inlet state 95, moving in the southbound direction, you are not moving. take a look at this. you can see, i've been talking about this now for about 20 minute, again, there is two jackknife tractor-trailers, with issues, clogging all of this mess, just moments ago, looking at back up camera, seeing even the northbound lanes on that area, being impacted because of. >> this now, this is back up camera like i said. ninety-five southbound at cottman, camera shot that we usually look at in the morning, just because it is busiment take a look, almost just weird, to see picture lining this on interstate. you are not moving in all lanes. once you get on 95, and if there is no exit right by you, because you are not moving, all lanes block, can you not get off, literally trapped.

now, this is 95 south, approaching academy. so you can see, this flood of vehicles now getting on the interstate, you're getting trapped upright around right here. again, approaching academy, so it is back up all the way until there. do not leave your homes to enter 95 interstate 95 right now if you can. and this is another accident, that we have in chesterfields township new jersey. a car hit pole. we've got some downed wires in this area. police are on scene. and the roads are closed so you certainly want to avoid this area if at all possible. this accident in swedesboro, new jersey has been now cleared, which is good, then i have an update on that water main break coming up in about 15 minutes. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. still ahead this morning, starbucks extends its free tuition benefits, we will tell how can now go to college for free. >> and it is a controversial issue in youth sports. is it safe to head the ball during soccer games? this morning the us soccer federation is out with a brand new recommendation. we have that for when you we come right back.

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place. >> lieutenant stanford went on to say that the photo sends the wrong message about the hard work so many officers put in every single day. >> comedian bill cosby is hit with another lawsuit. a new hampshire woman filed the defemation lawsuit against the entertainer yesterday. the suit alleges cosby falsely accused her of lying when she came forward last year and accused him of raping her in 1965. that lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. dozens of women have come forward, in recent years, to accuse cosby of sexual assault, spanning decades. football practice is set to resume today at the university of missouri. the announcement comes the day after president tim wolf resigned. some 30 black football players went on strike, in support of fellow student, who called for wolf's resignation over his handling every racist incidents on campus. 6:41 right now, coming up: significant new study on blood pressure, could lead to new guidelines. find out why some doctors say this one really is a game

changer. >> also, call it a virtual game day for the eagles. see how some of those players celebrated their big win over the cowboys by playing video games with troops on the other side of the world. and justin, i know you're timing all out of this rain, it is sticking around today, right? >> a lot of rain out there. have the umbrella, raincoat all day long. first wave right now, break this afternoon, and more coming in tonight. i'll let you know when things finally dry out coming up in the five-d

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federation is recommending a ban on headers for certain players. we'll tell you who, meisha? >> all right, well, weaver bad accident on 95 southbound, past cottman, back backed up all the way to woodhaven. i'll have the updates coming up in a little bit. but i'll let you know do not get on interstate 95 right now. we'll be right back after

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>> good morning, southbound lanes shutdown just past cottman. meisha has the detours coming up in just a moment. first though, justin, talking about this rain, because it is going to affect not just your morning commute, but one of those big systems sticking around seems like affecting your drive home? >> just bad timing, i'm sure we'll see more accident. just everything slow this morning. so have the patience it, cents rain, use common sense. but kind of two-part system. first round coming through

right now, heavy rain, then we get break this afternoon, maybe lunch hour, some spots will be dry. but then rain picks up once again. you can see that second batch of rain, across the ohio valley. that's actually the up earl level portion of the storm. that will roll through, later on tonight, and then again finally after midnight or so, we finally start to dry things out. and we will see some sunshine returning to our forecast tomorrow, but for today, periods every rain, some showers around in the afternoon, steadiest rain, south and east of the city, northeast winds, ten to 15, gusting to 30 at the coast, slow travel today, ponding on the roads, so on the roads, giving red light this morning, for those pocket of heavy rain specially just south of the city, already seeing the accidents out there. afternoon, yes, yellow light slow, breezy, showers breaks at times, more rain turns tonight. temperatures, somewhat mild. low mid 50's from philly on northward, then around 60, into south jersey, along the coastline, visibilities, overall, are okay. 3 miles in wildwood, seven at the airport in philadelphia, so not big issue with fog.

but you will be dealing with the road spray. for the children today, again, overall, d for the school day forecast, 57 degrees, at 8:00. by 3:00, 61, still showers around, really any time through the day today. we make it up to 62 for the high temperature, low 60s at the shore, low 50's in the poconos, we will talk about the dry weather and some model temperatures still in the seven day forecast, details in a few minutes. but the latest on all of the accident out there with meisha a good morning. >> yes, good morning, justin, good morning to all of you at home. if you are just wake up with us, and you have not heard the news right now, you certainly want to avoid interstate 95 moving in the southbound direction. now, what we have, what you are looking at, is two jackknife tractor-trailers, 95 southbound, after cottman, and this is right now blocking all lanes, you are not moving. we did see few lucky drivers sneaking past, but you can see, we do have people out of their vehicles, walking around, probably cleaning up some debris in the southbound

lanes. only free lane few drivers got to sneak by, that's been completely block. so you're back to not moving on it state 9a take a look at this, this is back up camera, 59 south at cottman. you are not moving coming around the s curve. here is another one, southbound, past woodhaven road. so what you want to do if you are just listening to there is take frankford avenue or the boulevard to harbison avenue. take that all the way and then get back onto 95. that would be your best bet, erika, back to you. >> campaign 2016, top eight republican presidential contender take the stage tonight for their fourth debate. that will does not include new jersey governor, chris christie. his low pole numbers have forced him into the smaller so-called under card debate. cbs news core upon dent don champion reports, it is the second debate to focus on economic issues. >> maybe we should boycott starbucks. i don't know. seriously. >> on the eve of the fourth republican debate, donald

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scott walker's backyard, former presidential contender appeared alongside rubio and jeb bush, at separate events monday, but has yet to endorse a candite. don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". hillary clinton makes it official. she filed paperwork to be a candidate on the new hampshire primary ballot yesterday. clinton was the last of the top three democratic presidential candidates to file. bernie sanders, and martin o'malley, registered last week. the new hampshire primary takes place on february 9th. 6:35 right now. and in an effort to encourage retirement savings for the more than 40 million americans, who don't have accounts, the obama administration has officially launched its new program, called my ra. here to tell us about it and whether it might work for you cbs news analyst jill schlessinger up in new york. jill, my question is what is my ra? >> and why do they call it that? i know you want to say myra. all right, myra, they're

retirement accounts for those folks who don't have access to employers sponsored plans or people who have got very small amount of money to start their retirement savings. so, here are some of the features. no fees or set up charges. you can crib, with as little as two bucks a month, up to $5,500 per year, six a hundred if you're over the age of 50. now, you build this account until it reaches $15,000 or less, for up to 30 years, when either of these limits is reached, the savings in the myra account gets rolled over, into a rot ira. >> jill, you had me at no cost t sounds fantastic, i imagine there has to be a down side too. what is it? >> it is kind of like the hen rip ford way of investing, only one option. it is not black. it is a safe treasury security. now, that may be appealing to some people who don't like volatile at this, but that security returned 2.3% last year, and it has had average annual return of just 3.2%

over the last ten-year period. now, that's barely enough to keep up with inflation. also, i really want to emphasize this. this is not open to everyone. these accounts are limited to those who have annual incomes of less than $131,000 for individuals, 193,000 for married couples filing jointly. if you want to learn more about the myra, myra.golf. >> it helps to save a little, jill, thanks so much. >> 6:37 right now. the leader going into tonight's final rounds of the world series of poker is north wales montgomery county native, joe mckie and. he could win more than a million bucks, playing no limit texas hold help in las vegas, already out lasted more than 6,000 players. also in the finals, josh beckly of marlton, burlington county. good luck to both of you. coming up in the health watch this morning, landmark new study on blood pressure there is could save millions of

lives. doctor rob's joining us in studio to explain what this means for you and your family. and, it is a modern take on the north pole. but this new holiday display at a local mall is getting a lot of backlash from customersment finds out what's being done about it. jan? >> erika, may look little crazy right now, but i promise, i'm getting the royal treatment. i'm in good hands with jody here. this is all part of a new app locally developed called manestreem, that bridges beauty service toss your front door. we will show it to you state ahead.

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to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. what every coconut wants. >> breaking neutral, southbound 95 just a parking lot, looks like they're trying to reopen the road. jackknife tractor trail her everything jammed up. looking liver right now at all of the john jest ton. all lanes headed into the sit bring closed but looks again like that road could be opening up right now at cottman avenue. traffic had been back up to

academy road. meisha will have the detours for you coming up. also the latest on just how open that roadway will be when you hit the road coming up in just a moment. >> now, earlier this morning, we told you about this new app, it is called manestreem. it lets users connect with everything from make up artists to photographers, and that includes hairstylists, our jan carabeo getting the star treatment there in our make up room here at cbs-3, tell us more about it, jan, good morning. >> good morning, i don't know if you get this a lot but i get it a lot on the street, people always ask us if you we get the answer done at the studio. the answer is never except for today. that's because we're previewing an app here, it is a new locally made app. it is called manestreem. it is basically the uber for beauty services, you can just go into this map here. finds whatever you need, hair make up spray tan nails eyebrows. and these style lists come right to your door. it seems so convenient, so easy, joined by jody ocavelli, one of the founders as well as

stylist. how did you get into this? how did you start creating this? >> basically santos gonzalez, the founder and ceo of the company, approached me, you know, about a year ago, with this idea. and the idea really is cool. it is really neat. i've been doing it for ten years, going to client's houses, make being they will feel like a million bucks, but jeff had the ability to put the tech side of things together with the beauty industry side. and santos had the gal. nis if you would say to take this on. >> so convenient. not just for people who maybe don't have, you know, all the time to get out but people who maybe cannot get out. >> listen, my wife just ordered my app, regina just orders err me now, and my two daughters just did it, as women. that's how easy it is to do. i have four and six year old that order more services than anybody on the app right now. >> you can go in and click on people's bios, see what they do, their prices, their location, really is all inclusive. >> you can basically read about anything. you read their bio's being

link to the facebook being instagram. check in on them. we backgrounds check providers. we also do a slight backgrounds check on users to make sure they're not too, too crazy. it is very simple pros else. when i tell you you could run through this app in five seconds, i'm going to save every single woman in this planet that hour in the morning, that they're going to be able to spend with their family, their loved ones or anybody else other than their hair. >> specially for me getting up at 3:00. >> real quick you have something coming to up make sure you get. >> december 7th, at the sky box. we will have provider party. so it is basically going to be a really cool event, that we are just kind of throwing it out there for providers, and for users, as well. to show up, just kind of get a little intel what's happening, what's going down in the mute fewer for manestreem. manestreem is growing in leaps and bound since it started. and it is really exciting to be a part of something so like down to earth, and so like, how dow say, almost like it is

groundbreaking. we are taking $46.1 billion industry and we'll make it flip it upside down, shake it out a little bit. and bring it right to the parking lot. >> i love it. again, quick question for you. >> i love the idea of this app, but just how expensive we talking? what are the price ranges here? >> what are the price ranges, jody, erika wanted to know? >> price ranges, they vary on the market. so, you know, if you are ordering me the president every manestreem, i might be higher than the next guy down the street. so what you are doing when you go into the list view here, you will tap the list view. when you scroll down, you will be able to see everybody's prices. so once you tap like martino, you might be little pricy. blow out and style, 185. you know, his blow out and style here 7a so i meanest not that expensive. it is not crazy. then you have lindsey. who is $40 for blow dry, $60 for a blow dry for two. look she does great work. read her bio. read her reviews, do whatever you want. it is really super simple.

not just august lawing a strange near her house, you're lawing some of the top beauty professionals on the planet. we have denise pero. >> certified, licensed. >> literally, everything is certified backgrounds checked, literally. we have some of the top salons in new jersey, philadelphia, we have lewis christian, bernard areas, we have i mean so many different places right now signing up. >> love. >> this how do i look? >> you look, jan, you look phenominal. he should have some coffee or something because i'm sure there will be a line out that make up room door for everybody else in the building. appreciate it, guys, jan, you look fabulous. >> we got to keep jan inside, can't get that beautiful hairdo wet. >> no, no, no, umbrellas for sure, today, a lot of ladies you'll have issues with yes talking about rain pretty much all day long, specially this morning, again this evening, but we check in with the weather watchers because of the clouds, rain, it is cool, generally low and mid 50's, pretty much what we're seeing across the region, 60s to the south in delaware. and into south jersey, but

let's go ahead, check out how much rain we've seen so far. there is some healthy amounts, especially just south and east of the city. there you go. newark, delaware, topping the list, dolores lee's house .81 inches so far. we're not -- yet. gloucester township, sharon at .72. over half inch in dover, delaware, so far. .55 mt. laurel at carry's house coming in at half inch in cherry hill, buena vista township, margo checks in at .4 of an inch so far. wilmington, delaware, quarter of an inch. farther north and west you go, the amounts drop off. haven't seen the heavy rain, allentown coming in at only .15 of an inch so far. not done yet. and some reason our graphics don't want to switch. bring them up bold screen, how we play today. good job, walt, thanks a lot. appreciate on a day like today when got to point out this rain. but you can see, heavy rain over atlantic city right now. we get some breaks later this afternoon, but there is another round that far rain that's pulling through the ohio valley right now.

so again, into the evening, then finally, tomorrow, we dry out. but thursday, still the chance for some showers again with the cold front moving through. temperatures hold through the 60s, for the end of the week. all right, we head over to meisha for latest on the road conditions. >> there is a little bit of light at the end of the tunnel now for those of you just waking up with us, good morning, what was happening, 95, southbound, just after cottman, was completely closed all lanes no movement because of two tractor-trailers. now what we are seeing is some movement. it is just now starting to open, just a little bit. still being detoured onto wood half friend 9a this is a look at where the jackknife tractor-trailers were. this is the back up camera i was showing you for awhile, 95 southbound, but as you can see, we are starting to see some relief in this area. with that being said, i still want you to nope, now, this is southbound, at woodhaven road, 95 southbound at woodhaven road, you are seeing some people still not taking a chance, still leaving, moving onto woodhaven road, some of you caring on now, so not

completely detoured, but just know that it is very slow, and overall dealing with some very wet roadways this morning. you can see, the bouncy camera, the droplet, all indicator that you certainly want to give yourself some extra time today. and drive safe out there, erika, back over to you. >> better about slow and arrive alive. >> king of prussia mall responding to backlash. organize hers plans to make santa experience, but instead many mall visitors says it is missing christmas spirit. one teenage change.org petition hope to get the christmas display back. >> it is a start. >> people see this, maybe they feel like christianity really is under attack, a sign it is actually happening. >> dan eldridge, looks so plane, like nothing to it. >> we received statement from simon mills mall that says quote after listening to customer feedback we immediately decided to re-install our existing

christmas decor. and hope customers join just celebrating the christmas season. so there you go. right now, 6:50. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning, checking in with nora o'donnell live with preview this morning for us, good morning. >> hey, good morning to up, erika. ahead what's at steak in tonight's gop debate? dig deep near inconsistency on ben carson's career. why see worlds major change doesn't go far enough. and super model guess he will bun chen opens up about her career and her personal life. the news back in the morning. see in you just about ten minute. >> did i see charlie blush interesting with guess snell. >> oh, yes, oh, yes. >> nora, thanks so much. see in you ten minutes. the us soccer federation is taking a major step in a attempt to reduce concussions among young players. it is recommending a ban on headers for players ten and under. limit for players between 11 and 13, and having medical professionals, not coaches. make decisions on whether

players suspected of concussions can remain in games. these new rules are in response to lawsuit over concussions filed last year. also, on your health watch this morning, important new research shows decreasing blood pressure below current standards, can save lives, and prevent more heart attacks. health reporter stephanie stahl reports that new magic number could be 120. >> you never would guess mary was once near death with complications from high blood pressure. >> i am now at 69, much healthier than i was in my 40's. >> thanks to medication, and lifestyle changes, she's reduced her blood pressure significantly. now, a landmark study from the national institutes of health shows clear benefits to reducing blood pressure below 120 for the top number, among patients over the age of 50, who are at risk for heart disease. >> with this lower blood pressure, there was about a 35% relative risk production of cardiovascular disease. and that is tremendous.

>> currently guidelines recommend patients keep the top blood pressure number under 140. doctors say he is these findings may change that. >> we really need to be more aggressive about getting blood pressure down, and this study showing us how important it is. >> mary says with her blood pressure at 119, she has more energy now than ever. >> i go to the gym. i take yoga classes. i walk an hour a day, seven days a week. >> i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". now, doctors do caution, there can be side effect like faint whg blood pressure is lowered too much, or too quickly, and so this is something you should talk to your doctor about. we asked doctor rob to come in today, answer few questions, because you hear a study like there is you wonder, does everyone need to get down to 120? what do you think? >> good point. they look at high risk for cardio vascular events, heart disease, heart attack, stroke. but without diabetes. so what, the study very interesting it, casino of almost contradicts study that came out many months ago. so, the gray zone between 120 and 140. do we treat?

we call that pre hypertension. so if you come in with 140, do i say erika, increase your activity, let's have you lose weight, that's the trick. this study showed in those that good the blood pressure 120 and below it significantly reduced the risk of death, of heart failure, and other cardio vascular disease. so it is very eye-catching. the trick is, do we treat everyone? is that the goal? because there are some significant side effect, getting it that low, and it often requires three or more medications. >> oh, i would which. >> so still have to look at the date a not published yet. very interesting. questioning what we should do. >> does this mean blood pressure can never really be too low, or is that still a problem. >> , no that's great point you made. because in this study one of the side effect to keeping that low specially as we get old is her passing out. also some abnormal blood values. so we have to work individually with each patient, see how they tolerate it, but this is eye catching regarding the results. we have to see are the side effect, results, how do we blerb, blends the two, to make it best for the patients.

>> bottom line talk to your doctor, right? >> talk to your doctor. >> doctor, thank you for being here, we'll be right back.

>> one more look at your headlines, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will be in montgomery county courtroom today for preliminary hearing. >> kane faces charges. also, fast-food workers and hundreds every cities nationwide are rallying to demands increase in the minimum wage. you are looking live right now

at picture of philadelphia workers, they're protest being, demanding $15 an hour. also, philadelphia police have launched an investigation into a photo of two officers, this went viral on social media. shows those two officers asleep in the patrol car. other big headline this morning, traffic on nine the a, affecting so many people, meisha. >> still is right now. the good news we are starting to get little bit of relief. 995 southbound, coming around the s curve at cottman. you are moving now, good news, only traveling at about 10 miles per hour, not great news, but, there is movement. those two tractor-trailers have been moved out of the way blocking a partial right lane. but that is it. and on to the shoulder, and also, in new jersey, 42 freeway, moving in the northbound direction, take a look at this, you're traveling at about 20 miles per hour, it is wet. and it is sloppy out there. so give yourself couple every interest minutes this morning. >> blame the accidents most likely on that rain. and plenty of rain on our way again, getting first round, steady rain through this morning, catching a break possibly into the afternoon,

but again the evening, another round comes in, so both this morning and evening commute will be impacted finally overnight we dry out back to some sunshine for your veterans day comfortable 64, more showers return thursday, cooler and drier for the weekends, sunshine, highs in the 60s. >> thank you we leave with you milestone moment for man's best friend caught on camera, too, just adorable. bulldog puppy experiencing the sensation every rain. for the very first time. >> oh, my gosh, so cute. >> just 13 weeks old, in san francisco, utterly confused by the rain over the weaken, she twists her little head around trying to figure out what's going on, even trying to taste the rain, trying to figure out where this moisture is coming from. too cute. coming up on cbs this morning, super model guess he will talks about the future of her modeling career. quick reminder to join us bright and early every weekday morning here on cbs-3, we kicks things off 4:30 a.m. have a great day and stay dry.

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