tori discovers a new cozy cafe in cozy local town. the story behind the three women who run it is nothing short of inspirational. >> holiday shopping season is just around the corner, but watch out if you're shopping online with a gift car. three on your side with how the lure of discounts could be a trap. but we begin tonight with a city inter siege. a series of coordinated terror tax in paris leave more than 100 people dead. it is the deadliest violence to strike france since world war ii. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the attacks happened in the heart of paris. the worst carnage at a concert hall hosting app american rock ban. officials are now saying the death toll could exceed 120 people. and late tonight french police say they believe all of the attackers involved are dead. we have team coverage of the terror in paris. let's start with david spunt. he's in our satellite center with the very latest

information. david? >> reporter: ukee, there's still a lot of uncertainty on the streets of paris right now intelligence officials in france are working to identify each attacker. according to french authorities, some of those attackers blue themselves up the moment police closed in. that sound according to french authorities is one of two explosions that went off outside a paris stadium friday night during a soccer game between france and germany. >> when i looked up to the sky after i heard that loud bank there were no fireworks and that's when i knew it had to be something pretty serious. >> reporter: then around the same time, gunmen ambushed a paris restaurant killing at least 11 people. according to french authorities, unknown attackers used grenades to kill innocent on lookers inside a popular concert hall. american band eagles of death metal were inside the hall at the time. band members postea statement on facebook offering condolenc condolences. >> attack not just on the people

of france but this is an tack on all of humanity. >> reporter: president obama addressed the carnage from the white house. >> france is our oldest ally. the french people have stood shoulder to shoulder with the united states time and again. >> reporter: the president used the word terrorists several times. french president france choi holland was at the soccer game during the explosion. he was escorted to safety where he met with french security officials. he closed the french border and sent in the french military to take control on the streets of a chaotic paris. i just check and according to the latest reports that american band i mentioned eagles of death metal made it out safely. in the meantime, u.s. homeland security secretary jay johnson in washington said tonight, there is no credible threat to the united states. live in the sat center david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> the philadelphia police department issued a statement saying it has not received any credible threats here but they are on alert.

the statement reads in part, as always, we want our officers and the public to be extra vigilant. we will also increase our presence at sporting events this weekend just to ensure that we are visible to all and ensuring safety ". these attacks are certainly unsettling especially for those in our area who have connections to france. our team coverage continues now with "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown who is live from the ben franklin parkway tonig tonight. natasha? >> reporter: jessica, we have all been shocked and saddened by the attacks in paris today. butylates much more personal, much more heartbreaking for those living in philadelphia now who are from france. charlotte, is busy at her restaurant lay sheree in rittenhouse square but her thoughts and her heart are with her family members in paris. >> all our family is in france. so some in paris some other cities i have a lot of family in paris. i have no news so far. i'm hoping no news good news. i don't know. >> reporter: so much uncertainty in a city under

siege. the death toll continues to rise after multiple terrorist attacks around paris. >> i had no idea until i started getting messages from my friends. american friends here in philadelphia saying like, hope everything is fine. it's scary. it's gives like goose bumps don't know what's going to happen. don't know how many people are going to lose their life. very scary. >> reporter: mike scullin the console of france in philadelphia monitored the unprecedented simultaneous attacks on paris from his center city office. >> i'm watching the news like everybody else right now. so the story is unfolding, and actually any official response would have to come from the embassy in washington but, of course, watching this story our hearts go out to the people who were affected and we're just going to keep watching to see information as it develops. >> reporter: french flag along the ben franklin parkway blows in the wind as philadelphians join the world in solidarity with france. >> everybody has got to be careful and i hope everybody is safe, of course.

there's going to be a lot of lot of life and nothing we can do about it. >> reporter: charlotte says she will continue to try to reach out to her family members in paris. hoping for the best, of course, meantime she tells us at this point, she does not plan to travel back to france not just yet. we're live along the parkway tonight, natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> certainly sending them the best tonight, natasha, thank y you. and some with friends and familiar until paris turning to social media for answers. facebook is sending out push alerts notify users when their friends is checked in. they are safe. and you can count on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage as new details emerge about the terror attacks in paris. we'll of course have the latest on air and also online for you at cbsphilly.com. united states military officials say tonight they are confident they have killed islamic state militant jihadi john the militant believed to have be headed several hostages in recent years. military spokesman steve warren said jihadi john was the primary

target of a missile shot from drone. the operation was one of several targeted attacks on islamic state leaders. volunteer photographer for radio station wxpn is facing child porn charges to night. he's identified as 57-year-old mark wilkins of philadelphia. according to the us attorney's office wilkins allegedly took photos of underaged children outside the morris arboretum, camden's children' gas den and franklin institute and rising sun avenue where he's believed to live. wxpn issued a state "we are shocked and appalled to learn that a photographer who volunteered at wxpn from time to time has been charged with this crime. we have taken this matter extremely seriously and have worked diligently to assist the police with the investigation ". philadelphia police have are a arrested to suspects in the murder of 16-year-old sha legal west. the victim's mother joined police to plead to an end to violence in strawberry mansion

two, 17-year-olds shot west. the motive for that killing is still unclear. >> we have warning tonight about using gift cards to buy things online. more and more people are doing it. >> but as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan warns us you can get burn. >> indeed. just in time for the holidays how not to use a gift card. they said one of the best gifts and earth. >> danny googled the grill and tied to buy it avatar.com the website with the best price and seeming guilty reviews. >> everybody said positive things. >> reporter: when he placed his order there wasn up usual requirement. >> they said we cannot accept credit card we want to save you the sales tack we only take gift card from amazon. >> the price was so good, he figured it was worth the effort to pay with a gift card instead of credit he logged on to amazon and purchased an e gift card. they're e gift card options let's you send amazon credit to

anyone in the world but after louie zen his to avatar he never heard back. >> 15, 20 e-mails and they never answered. >> reporter: soon the website disappeared. >> suspected seasonal but it's not new. >> ftc david new man says this is a common scam around the holidays. crooks create fake web sites demanding untraceable gift cards as payment in return for deep discounts often on electronic. ftc issued a warning about paying with amazon gift cards. >> you just essentially mail them an envelope full of money. >> reporter: when louie reached out to amazon it refused to put a freeze on the gift card rory fun his money. >> they said you have to forget about it because we not going to return your money report roar since he paid for his gift card with a credit card he convinced his bank to refund the money amazon won though now amazon's placed a hold on his account, until he pays them back. >> adding insult to injury he didn't get the grill but still got burned. amazon says it does have the

ability to put a stop on gift cards and refund any unused funds that romaine on card but couldn't explain why that didn't happen in this case. >> if a site says they only take amazon gift cards, boom, red flag. >> big red flag. >> i don't know of any legitimate company that doesn't accept credit cards. that offers the best protection for being scammed. i'll be posting a link at cbsphilly.com and sharing it on facebook and twitter. >> like my mom said, if it sounds good to be true -- >> always listen to mom. >> probable system. >> thanks, jim, so much. >> the winds of change are moving into the region. >> meteorologist kate bilo has a much cooler forecast for the start of the weekend. >> that storm producing lake effect snow off to our north and west tonight. as we head through the weekend the winds are upon us. i'll tell you how strong the winds will get and how cold it will be but then some more changes with the seven day coming up. also ahead tonight from selling homemade food at farmers markets to own their own business. vittoria wood ill introduces to

you three young women who made their dream come true. it's all about the community in tonight's taste with tori. >> i got to sit down with rocky balboa himself. sty stallone talks about his character in the soon to be released creed. >> it's friday night. you know what that means. friday football frenzy of cour course. >> coming after "eyewitness news" at 11:00 the late show with see feign colbert. he welcomes act mark ruffalo, john cleese and michael flatly. 11:35 show time.

>> tonight the democratic presidential candidates are preparing for their debate here on cbs3 tomorrow. crews are putting the final touches on the stage at drake university in desmoines, iowa and that's where front runner hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will face off for the second time this campaign season. cbs face the nation host john dickerson will moderate. again you can watch that democratic debate tomorrow night it starts at 9:00 right here on cbs3.

a special honor for late 60 minutes correspondent ed bradl bradley. stretch of road in philadelphia is being renamed for the legendary newsman. a portion of city avenue between monument road and presidential boulevard will be dedicate tomorrow as ed bradley way. bradley grew up in philadelphia and went on to a storied career in journalism earning 19 emmys. bradley passed away in 2006. >> chaney university's own. >> anticipating is building i got a chance to sit down with rocky himself. sylvester stallone as he prepares to release the latest chapter in the boxing film franchise. i tell you cheers of love greeted the skype-year-old as he shot creed all around philadelphia. rocky the trainer/father figure in the seventh most picture featuring the iconic character. stallone has come a long way. he reminded me in his younger days he went to lincoln high school. but graduated from the school of hard knocks the underdog story of rocky balboa has always been

in his blood. >> i used to work on those docks. i used to work in front and girard. i quit school at 16 for about seven months and i learned to go back to school after working on those docks. >> sure. >> front street in kensington and k and a. so philadelphia set the mood. >> after rocky balboa in 2006, the film makers thought that was the bailed balboa until a young talented film make consider caught their attention. i'll have much more with sly and more on creed in the days just before it's november 25th opening. i think you'll really like this. >> time now for taste with tori. a cozy bakery that just opened in a cozy little local town. >> it's a friendly place to visit this weekend with friend over soup and salad a sweet treat. tori stakes to us constellation collect us. ♪ >> reporter: it could have been written in the stars.

three young women share the same dream and to their astonish many it comes true. >> it's like -- i can't believe this is our life. >> val tino eats good emotional talking about the bakery cafe in collingswood she owns with lindsay ferguson. >> the best thing i've ever done in my life. >> reporter: and maura rosato. >> it feel like a whirlwind. >> the 31st met at a year ago while working cherry hill restaurant they partnered and sell homemade foods at a co-op and farmers mark. they raised enough money to help open their own cafe selling pies and cookies, soups and sandwiches. what makes this trio measure? it's a our worth ethic. we're so much alike and we love to produce beautiful food and we really love to eat. >> what about those words, constellation collective? >> where did you get the name from? >> writing down all these words and we were writing c words down. culinary cooking, creative collective. we're like it's in the stars for

us to be together. >> the collected part comes from gratitude to the collingswood community. the blackboard names all of those who have contributed ite items. >> the table, the silverware, the plates, the flowers, like -- >> the chairs. >> the chairs. >> can't forget the chairs. everything has been gifted to us. or, you know, hand me downs. >> cafe is open for breakfast and lunch. menu items written on the blackboard sounds delicious and looked even better. carrot soup with herb cream and toasted pine nuts. >> it's a work of art. it's a shame to eat but i will. >> reporter: i'll have the sauled honey pie with whipped cream. >> oh, my. oh, my, oh, my. >> and then i have to try the 5-dollar holla chicken biscuit. >> the pickles and the chicken and the biscuit, oh, my gosh. look at that. wow! >> biscuits made daily by the women at 5:00 in the morning. this is no fast food joint. >> we make everything from the

ground up. we're making the mustard that goes on the sandwich. we're making the pickles that go, you know, on everything. we want to support a new business coming into town. we stick by these girls. we think their wonderful people. >> reporter: each day as they take care of all their cuff mers a gift of thanksgiving pies orders is growing as the three get ready to celebrate their first holiday together at their own cafe. >> everything was meant to be. it's amazing. really thankful. i'm all right. >> reporter: come here. don't want you want to give her a hug. those gals are the sweet testify. to fine out more about constellation collective we set up a link at cbsphilly.com/taste with tori. really it is such genuine in that bakery and cafe. they are there just to provide for the community as the community had provided for them. so really a sweet place out there. >> beautiful story. >> very nice. >> love the name. salted honey pie, $5 holla.

>> yeah. my mouth waters. >> mine, too. >> tori, thanks so much. >> kate with our forecast. i wish you can start with days in the future instead of tomorrow and the week glenn nice if we can jump ahead to monday. who wants to jump ahead to monday. >> i know it. >> it's the weekend. we need to push that weather into the weekend for once. because it seems like all the cold air usually happens on the weekends. that happened all the way through the month of october. all the warm days buried in the work weeks the cold weather for the weekends but this month of november has been great. tomorrow will be the first time it's really felt cold in quite sometime. it feels cold outside right now. s the winds have picked oomph let's take look outside see what's happening tonight. tack you out to our roof cam zooming in on the skyline there. it's a beautiful clear night but it is brisk, baby. step out there temperatures dropping into the 30s overnight. the winds making it feel even colder than the thermometer would have you believe and it's a whipping wind as we head through the day tomorrow as we well. storstorm scan3 shows where thed is coming from north northwest,

north northwest wind. shift to a northwest wind as we head through the day tomorrow you can see the winds blowing over the comparatively warmer waters. great lakes kicking off lake effect machine. we see that this time of the year you can really follow the wind direction by lining up those bands of rain and snow showers. nothing for us although can't rule out a stray sprinkle drif drifting in overnight tour or tomorrow but the big story for us the winds and dropping temperatures. mid 40s now all across our live neighborhood network from plymouth meeting to mays landi landing. winds right now sustained about five to 10. but the gusts still up to 20 or 25 miles per hour. you can see sustain winds right now 15 miles an hour at the airport. 20 miles per hour winds in wildwood. 12 miles per hour in wilmington this is the entire northeast winds and these are sustain these are not gusts. 15 to 20 miles an hour with gusts up to 30 in a few spots over the great lakes it is a brisk weekend. it's in pressure gradient with low to the north and high to the south. the winds accelerate in the middle here. that's that gradient we talk about so the high only 50 for your saturday. but it will feel like the 40s.

thanks to the wind. now on sunday much better. high pressure gains for of a foot hold the winds relax and that a lone will make it feel so much warmer on sun day afternoon temperatures almost 10 degrees warmer sunday. here's what we were talking about we start the work week next week in the 60s well above average. but first we've got to get through the winds tonight a west wind to top 20 gusts to 25 miles an hour overnight for your saturday it's a northwest wind. 15 to 20 miles an hour with gusts up to 30 miles an hour. shaking loose all those leaves i was on the schuylkill expressway liked look it it was raining all the leaves all the winds blowing toes remaining leaves off the trees much feels like temperatures wake up to it feelings like below freezing tomorrow morning in philadelphia. and even in the afternoon at 5:00 p.m. it's not going to feel much better than the 40s. that's thanks to the wind brief cool down of the cool air moves out, jet stream lifts to the north by next week we really warm up again. pushing 70 by thursday. so overnight we drop into the 30s. mostly clear. windy and cold. tomorrow's high 50 but not going feel like 50 it will feel like

40 at best maybe 45 at best at the heist afternoon. but much better sunday for the eagles game 55 degrees. mostly sunny. and less wind that is key after a cold start sunday next week 60s look at wednesday. >> threats. >> 69 degrees. that's almost 15 degrees above average. that's what november 18th, 19th. >> how about it? >> mid november. >> amazing. >> won't be long. >> thanks kate. lesley with a look at the sports. >> and we do have a historic night for the sixers but for all the wrong reasons. did we get to your team tonight for the friday football frenzy?

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the first team to do so tonight in oklahoma city. they did not have to face kevin duran he missed the game with a sore hamstring but they had to deal with russell westbrook all did he was record his 21st career triple double. 21 points, 17 rebounds and 11 assists the sixers became the first nba franchise lose their first nine games in back to back seasons. 102-85 the final. tomorrow tomorrow they take on the spurs. >> item he will started their san taking on the top team in the country north carolina. close game until midway in the first half the tar heels went on a 10-zero run the owls drop their season opener none-sketch. the eagles taking on the dolphins sunday afternoon at the linc. you can see that game right here on cbs3. our coverage will start at 11:30 on sunday kick off. you can join me and sports director don bell we'll be live on the field at the linc. ♪

>> it's time for the friday football frenzy. hi, lesley! whoo! >> thank you ladies. it's friday night time for that friday football frenzy only two weeks left which means it's play off time. we'll start over the bridge in jersey. we have woodrow wilson taking on cam. they usually play this on thanksgiving but it's the playoffs. ben takes us in for oh score camden wins 31-six. perk emergency valley visiting haverford the perkiomen valley cheerleaders striking a pose. first play from scrimmage jack donaghy first trainer. trainer taking this one to the house. even gets escort there from bernard. perkiomen valley wins 35-28. roman catholic taking on st. joe's prep deanne dre swift on the punt return. swiftly returning this one for long touchdown. he is a five starry cute. 24 colleges offers on the table. prep wins 49-13. marple newtown at pats grove.

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that's going to do it for us our morning team back starting at 5:00 o'clock in the morning for kate, lesley our entire team i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. you can always fine us at cbsphilly.com. >> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. >> thanks for watching. thanks, familiaring, have a

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