everything, guys. >> nor monday morning, always real bus knit world of traffic, i can tell you things looking real nice out there. still getting overnight construction project moved out of the way. overall things looking good. justin, let's talk about that wetter. >> that's the big story today. can't beat it for a monday, how it should be to kick off your work week, real now problems, almost near perfect conditions with is up shine, again, little cool in some suburbs, do have some 30's where we are going calm. overall temperatures holding in the 40's. will midge tongue check he can in at 41 degrees, mid three's in quakertown, have calm winds, that's your location backyard, it will be cold. if the winds kicks up just little bit, should mix out some of the coal air, so here we go, storm scan3, dead quiet. looking at clear skies this morning. nothing but sunshine, high temperature mid 60s, that's just about 10 degrees, above

average, and i have to give it a plus. i can't find anything wrong with this forecast, here is your school day forecast, cool this morning, 48 degrees around 8:00. how it should, then in the afternoon look at that, can't beat it, mid 60s in the sunshine at 3:00. so forecast high of 65 mid 50's in the poconos, overall this week it, stays mild, even miler temperatures in the seven day, but also going to track some rain. we will get though details in a few minute, meisha, a i know if i'm throwing out a-plus', you know this forecast is good, i know you are happy about that. >> justin, you shock me, you just shock me. good morning, yes. the forecast is just awesome. i can't get over how great this s getting up to 70s in november, un heard of. westbound heating up quicker than the eastbound direction. overall the vine looking good. just getting busy. 422 collegeville, headlights moving past collegeville road. you can see certainly heating up in this area.

422 happen the blue route busy all morning long, starting fairly early. forty-two freeway north, the ramp onto 295 for those of in you jersey the ramp going onto 295 was closed because of overturned tractor-trailer that's since been cleared out of your way. looking good here. sounds like still working on getting debris out of the way. disable truck, roosevelt boulevard northbound at conwell avenue. one lane still block in the area. still there. so as we progress to the 6:00 hour, that can certainly cause some slow downs for a loft us. then construction update, 495 north at terminal avenue. go to the thirds bullet off ramp now reopened. onramp closed until the end of november, off ramp has reopened, good news on 495. erika, back to you. >> thank you. back to the break news right now, woman is robbed and shot during home invasion overnight. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at the scene, and neighbors are telling you i understand that

woman just moved into the neighborhood, jan? >> unfortunately the neighbors don't know much about this woman. she just moved in. really didn't have much interaction with her at all. meantime live here at the scene, you can see, police have now wrapped up their investigation, on and at the scene, but there is a lot of questions that still remain unanswered. that they're going to be looking into today. mainly what they got away with. what they do know the woman shot in its home invasion taken to the hospital now in stable condition. this is a video we got, little bit a while ago, now, when the investigators were here on the scene. this is the 2,000 block of buckea street in port rich mom. police responds the just after 3:00 a.m. for that report of home invasion. police say suspect who burst in here were wearing masks, one woman was shot again, taken to the hospital now in stable condition. no would be about the suspect.

police tell me this woman moved in not too long ago, don't know her, all they heard was loud bang this morning followed by a lot of police activity. >> scared. don't want to go to sleep now. been here for 12 years. never, i mean, there is other stuff happened in the back, but carson fire, but nothing like this. >> that woman has a young son, there are a loft families in this neighborhood. owe obvious something like this, woman being shot in a home invasion is a concern to them. they are looking for answers. police are investigating, again, the woman who was injured in the hospital in stable condition, and the search for the suspect is on this morning. reporting live in port richmond, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. >> philadelphia's kensington section, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at the scene with the latest on this investigation. justin, good morning. >> good morning, police

reopened the streets where the shooting happened overnight. also focusing on the corner where that shoot something believed to have happened here. let's take you now to video, here's a look at the knife, that was found by that police cruiser. we did see officer even on scene talking to detective near that evidence. appearing to walk through what happened here. some hours earlier. initial reports are that man who was shot may have been armed with that knife that was found here on the scene, what we know so far is that officer arrived here at about 2:45 this morning, around the 600 block every east-west moreland, and on scene we're hearing this may have been where pursuit of the man came to an end. now, at some point, there was a dispute that officer fired, at least two rounds, wound that man, and police did get him to temple hospital, his injuries are said to be non-life threatening. >> on the scene here, police look around here, and did find evidence of surveillance

cameras, at businesses lick this one here to my left here, that the thought is that those cameras may have caught what happened here on this corner overnight, of course, this remains under investigation that man shot, his injuries thought to be non-life threatening. here in kensington, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", erika. >> justin, thank you for. that will meanwhile police also investigating deadly shooting involving off duty philadelphia housing authority officer. it happened last night, on the 400 block of west school lane in germantown. police say two men tried to rob the pha officer, that officer exchanged gunfire killing one of the suspect. one neighbors say the violence does not surprise her. >> somebody getting shot, one whether it is adult, kids, seniors, these guns just got out of hand. just going crazy. >> the other suspect got away and remains on the loose. the officer was not hurt.

>> authorities carry out overnight raids in the wake of friday's terror attack. here is the latest information we have right now. authorities say, they raid add total of 168 locations overnight. they seized rocket launcher, rifles, and bullet proof vests. meantime, french officials have identified the mask minds of the attacks asbell jump man, who also is linked to thwart train and church attacks. during news conference this morning, french prime mir ten manuel warned of more potential attacks saying quote we are at war. >> reporter: a wave of panic has griped the french capitol after friday's deadly attacks. hundreds of mourners ran from vigil set up at republic square sunday night after mistaking firecrackers for gunshots. >> we should be afraid and stay home. >> resistance -- >> police say sal amph belgium the only one of eight terrorists who escaped. authorities linked him to this

black car found outside the theater. eighty-nine people were killed in the attack, at the concert hall. >> isis has claimed responsibility for the sophisticated attacks carried out in under 30 minutes. investigators say the terrorists use encrypted texting apps, which allow them to stay off the radar. caused huge, huge, blind spot foreign tell genes agencies and law enforcement to actually get insight to what they are doing. >> in retaliation for the violence, french war planes began hitting isis targets, in the syrian strong hold of racka sunday. >> killing of innocent people based on twisted ideology, attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it is an attack on the civilized world. >> president obama, and world leaders, gathered at the g20 summit in turkey, are vowing to intensify their response. in part, by sharing more intelligence information.

>> the attacks in paris are leading to stepped up second ear if you at this hire in philadelphia. the well fargo center increasing security for sixers and flyers games. no specific details have been released but fans are urged to allow some extra time to get into the arena starting with tonight's sixers game. the results extra security outside yesterday's eagles game. >> eagles held moment of silence to remember the victims. players also stood with members of the military, holding a giant american flag, for the national anthem. >> stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage. the latest developments for you on air and of course on line at cbsphilly.com. still to come this morning: mild november day ahead. justin has the forecast coming up next. also ahead, grim discovery leads to search for answers after the bodies of two babies, are discovered in a empty lot full of car gang. and this man, fast-food place? it is not. everything on this menu is

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>> overall the next week or so will remain above average. starting off temperatures running 10 degrees above average. today should be mid 50's, today well mid 60s. tomorrow we take little hit. right where we should be for this time of year. still some sunshine around. look what happens, wednesday, thursday, temperatures getting close to upper 60s, to near 70. however, though, more clouds, and the threat for some rain. this morning, little bit cool, looking at 30's in the colder suburbs, generally low and mid 40's for the suburbs, mullica hill, 40's, low and mid four's out in aston. 47 degrees, further to the north and west, similar numbers. quakertown cold spot, 36, richboro, good morning to you guys, all in the mid 40's this hour. storm scan3, look at that, high pressure over us. nothing is happening. clouds well to the north, well to the south so nice and dry

comfortable conditions today with the sun, eventually, getting to the upper 60s. weak dry front, back to front that moves in from the north. just bridges northeast wind flow for tuesday. that helps bring the temperatures down, but again we keep things nice and dry. more clouds return wednesday, warms back up low 60s, upper 60s thursday, however, that cold front will bring some rain chances, no threat for rain today, or tomorrow. we bump it up to 30% as we head toward wednesday late. then friday, or thursday morning, that will be our best shot for the rain. here's what's happening on the future weather model. nothing. few more clouds return on tuesday. that is sign of slow moving storm system headed our wayment temperatures today, again, mid 60s for highs, tonight it will be cool, 40's, tomorrow, little cooler in the 50's, enjoy today, guys, sunshine, high of 65 degrees. >> oh, look at that. >> good stuff out there. >> could be september. >> it is, yes, that's what it is kip call for. this time of year you could get everything, but holding strong with the warmth. >> i love it. and you gave a-plus, justin.

>> yes. >> you sure are nice on a monday. >> thank you. >> the roads are look real good. the roads looking good, all of the overnight construction project have lived, that's great news. also we have had couple every accidents this morning. good news those are getting cleared out of our way. now one we do still have in effect right now including injuries, is the blue route, northbound, near norristown. it is pulled all the way off to the shoulder. if you can see kind of to the right of your screen, little toward off to the right, you can see the flashing lights. those emergency vehicles are still there. again, this is involving some injuries in this area. so just use some caution. but we look at the traffic flow around that area, you can see, it is looking pretty good. it is not super heavy. so you're not going to get hung up too much. but if this persists as we push through this 6:00 hour, toward the 7:00 where we have some issues there. ninety-five southbound at cottman coming around the s curve looking good. look, just sea of tail light. once you get around the s curve seeing a lot of brake lights coming on, letting you

us know you are certainly traveling, southbound towards the schuylkill also moving little slow, slowing down little less than posted speeds in that area as well. and also for mass transit, new schedule for the lansdale doylestown line effective take today, so make sure to check on line today for both the weekday and weekends schedule. right now we will take a quick break stay right where you are. the cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back. for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at giant, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. my giant.

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>> a mild monday ahead. really don't have much to complain about here weather wise, can complain present bye the eagles lost yesterday, but at least getting up and out the doorment pretty nice

november day. the week before thanksgiving, justin. >> barak technically perfect. no threat of rain today. sunshine, temperatures warm, too, mid 60s. >> oh, fantastic. >> can't beat t good way to start off the work week. shaping up to see nice sunrise, coming up in 20 minute. live look from middle township high school. cape may courthouse. look at that, skies brightening up niceliment can't find cloud in the sky. that's the trend today. and even tomorrow, still looking goodment temperatures little cooler. but jacket weather this morning, some spots upper 30's, cold suburbs, look at millville, new jersey in new jersey, 40 up in allentown, 43 doylestown. all depends on how fast your winds r if you have calm winds, temperatures are going to drop. here we go, storm scan3, there it is, dead quiet. nothing happening. clear skies. so full sunshine through the day today. as i said, practically perfect today. can't beat it for mid to late november. plenty of sunshine to go around, no matter where you are, mild temperatures, almost 10 degrees above average. low humidity.

winds are going to be pretty much light. nothing like we had over the weekend saturday. look at these temperatures, nicely in the sunshine, 52 by 9:00. already 62, for lunchtime. so great lunch hour all across the delaware valley. forecast high of 65 degrees. low 60s at the shore, mid 50's up in the poconos, and overall this week, it stays warm, with highs even in the upper 60s later this week, but we are going to track some rain. details coming up. let's see what's happening out on the roads. good morning, justin, good morning to all of you at home. just waking up with us, things have looked pretty good in the world of travel. although an accident right now including injuries, on the blue route, northbound, near norristown. it is pulled all the way off to the shoulder, not since been cleared. i can let you know that the blue route is starting to heat up. particularly, in this area. just little bit. as we move toward the 7:00, if this doesn't get cleared out of the way of course we do have the chance of getting more congestion, see it right, there pulled to the right

shoulder, not blocking any lanes. but certainly can still cause slow downs. delaware county 95 moving in the northbound direction at 452, looking good, as you follow this all the way northbound, even around the airport, this is casino of what you are looking at, looking little busy but looking good. casino of typical monday morning, if you will. this is look at the schuylkill eastbound past montgomery getting very, very busy, in and around this area. and this now i will tell you will cause some slow downs, because we are pushing toward our rush hour right now. this is already beginning in the 6:00 hour. and the schuylkill basically anywhere i look is really heating up this morning. construction, update. 495 northbound at terminal avenue. that off ramp, has now reopened. so just make note of that for those of how use this area, also mass transit, new schedule for the lansdale doylestown line. today because of the new ninth street station. so make sure to check those on line. back to you. >> meisha, a thank you. police in france have launched series of anti-terrorism raids across the country overnight following friday's deadly attacks. the french military is also on

the attack bombing several isis targets in sewer crashes including a jihad training camp. prosecutors in paris have also identified two more suicide bombers. the search, the only one of eight terror i hostess caped. one of 129 people killed in the attacks, california college student, nohemi gonzalez, her mother said she had big dreams. >> she was so happy. every day, because she loved to go to school, she loves to go to school, and she want add different life. >> gonzalez was one of 17 cal state long beach student studying the semester in paris. >> after the terror attacks in france, law enforcement officials here in the u.s. are not taking any chances. they're beefing up security at major sporting event and transportation centers. here's more now from cbs news

correspondent don champion. >> through the weekend, the nypd maintained height ends security posture across new york city. it will continue now for the work week. >> not a city in america that has the resources that we have here in new york, understandably, based on the 9/11 experience. so we are constantly on alert here. >> at popular and crowded spots across the city like times square, heavily armed officers, patrolled, specialty counter terrorism units also did he employed. here at new york busy penn station, train passengers were likely see more officers and security for the morning and afternoon commute, the department says, the measures are meant to be form of public reassurance. >> the heightened security stretches far beyond new york. sunday, out of abundance of caution, football fans went through extra security at stadiums, nationwide. >> the bottom line is nobody knows when it will happen. but it could happen anywhere. >> there have also been heightened sensitivity in recent days.

late yesterday, this american airlines flight from washington, d.c., to boston, was delayed after passengers reported two men on board were acting suspiciously. the men were eventually questioned, and released. don champion, cbs news, new york. meanwhile, facebook is under fire for activating it safety check feature after the paris terror attacks. the feature allows facebook users in the area to notify their friends that they're safe. it has only been used five times before after some natural disasters. some people, though, later asked facebook why they didn't activate the feature after thursday's deadly bombings in lebanon. ceo mark zuckerberg wrote on the facebook policy until saturday, activate safety check only for natural disasters, but the future will be turned on after human disasters, as well. 35:00, plenty of eagles fans waking up frustrated after the birds one point lost, one point lost to the dolphins, in the process, quarterback sam bradford also got hurt, so

adding insult to injury, pat gallen here breaking it down for us, and i compare today versus last monday after beating the cowboys and what a difference. >> total difference. >> oh, my gosh. >> you have beautiful over time victory. >> versus this. >> versus this, yes. what began with a dream first quarter against the dolphins became a nightmare, injuries and mistakes plagued the eagles once again of the after that big over time win against the cowboys last weekend, the eagles had another opportunity to show philadelphia that they were a possible contender in the nfc. instead they find themselves under 500, following an ugly 20 to 19 lost to miami. how did it all go down? well, let's begin with the quarterback play. sam bradford's very good, through two and a half quarters completing 73% of passes for 236 yards and touchdown, however, after that promising start, bradford went down with a shoulder injury, and a concussion, lead to go mark sanchez taking over. sanchez was able to move the offense, but made the mistake

of the day, throwing a pick in the end zone while the eagles were in field goal range. as i mentioned earlier this morning, the common theme really has been stepped forward, then stepped back, and bradford had been going in the right direction, until the injury. bradford pretty much mistake free. i mentioned the sanchez error late in the gay, sloppy play killed the birds sunday. offensive line was a mess in both run blocking and pass protection as jason peters missed his second straight game. several bad snaps by jason kelce, as well, on top of. that will as you saw the special teams a lot of blocked punts, caleb, he missed easy 32-yard field goal, collectively. i'll have to clean up the errors. >> we didn't play smart. too many penalties that i think negated big games for us. >> yes, i mean, it is dangerous, that was winnable game. and i feel like we are kind of shooting ourselves in the foot. >> week in, week out, we are giving it our all.

we get to the games, just -- >> now, to perhaps the most disappointing part of the afternoon, the eagles run game. last week, the 31st ranked dolphins only allowed 266 yards on gown, to the buffalo bills. the birds have returned for over 150 in four straight. seemed like match made in heaven retiring? the eagles could only muster sad 2.3 yards per carry as dominated the o line, jason kelce, said, quote, that was the worse game of my career, bleeping bad snap, bleeping terrible blocking performance, end quote. on top that far ryan matthews left the game with a concussion in the thirds quarter, that was an inexcusable effortor the entire run game. really erika the entire team, we'll see how things go, when they host the tampa bay buccaneers neck next weekend. they have to clean things up. they have the opportunity. the defemation to be won because the entire division stinks. so let's do it. >> and chip kelly saying it so well, we beat ourselves. >> yes.

>> exactly what happened. >> that's what happened. meantime eagles fans understandably pretty upset about the game. really the way the season has gone so far. and they're not afraid to let us know either. >> i'm sorry, sam bradford got hurt, because if that didn't happen, would have been completely different game. in the end, they just couldn't come up with the game winning score. >> the coach is a big problem. love him to death, but big, big problem. >> bradford again, hurt, but sanchez didn't look good. matthews getting hurt was a big deal for us. >> all right, we want to know what you think, eagles fans. what do you think is wrong with the birds? do you think they can still make the play moves connect with us on facebook and twitter and join the conversation. still ahead this monday morning: zebras running wild in philadelphia. skee how they were captured after escaping from the circus. and if you're looking for a snack, this is not the vending machine you want. we'll show you thousand vending machine forecaster works. coming up.

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> still looking live but not downtown but center city as we like to call it on ts beautiful monday morning. we will heat up to 65 degrees today, just gorgeous november day ahead for you. good morning, we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪

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injuries. but the tornado damaged homes, knocked down trees, and also pulled down power lines. >> back here at home, my goodness, doesn't get much better than this in november, justin. >> rare tornados out wet -- out west, rare for the middle of november. running good 10 degrees above average today. well to the 60s, waking up, kind of typical november start, though. some 30's, 40's, checking in from the weather watcher. we clear skies overnight. so areas that saw the light winds, really, dropped, but overall not too bad in wilmington, sally checking in with 46 degrees at this hour, same deal downingtown, at dawn's house, up in gilbertsville, cooler spots sitting at freezing this hour. looking at lower 40's in parts of new jersey, and middletown, jason, he was in the upper four's earlier, now dropped to 42 degrees out in eagleville. lou at 46. another cool spot lawrenceville, coming in at 39 degrees. some pictures sent in of a nice sunrise shaping up this morning, happening in just few more minutes, this is from ed connor in chesterfield. clear skies.

that's the trends today. so we go full sunshine for our forecast. so here's what's ahead. today, highs again running good 10 degrees above average. tomorrow we get quick cool down. then we warm it up for the middle of the week. however, that he will come with rain chances, look at november so far. first half of the month. orange here, indicating above average temperatures when you average the high and low together. only one day so far below average. that will was saturday when we had the cool shot of air. high pressure over us today, storm scan3, quiet, that's why we are going mostly sunny, still tomorrow looks good. high over us or just starts to move off the east coast, allowing weak front to come through tomorrow. winds will shift out of the northeast, that's why talking about cooler temperatures for tuesday. and then the winds shift more out of the south again for middle of the week. we bring back some clouds though. talk about some rain chances along with warmer temperatures, enjoy today, though, sunshine, high of 65 degrees, another cool night tonight. mid 40's, for the city, 30's in the suburbsment check it out. your average tomorrow in the sun at 56. back to the upper 60s thursday. however, though, there will be

rain around, and by the weaken clearing things out temperatures close to near average in the mid and upper 50's, we head over to meisha for checking on the roads. >> good morning, everyone, happen mine day to you. we're certainly back at it, another work week, kids going back to school, we're going back to work, it is but i, 95 southbound at castor, you can see, traveling less than posted speeds in this area. again, that's moving in the southbound direction. the accident on the blue route, now is northbound near norristown, since cleared. that's good. still seeing some activity pulled way off to the shoulder, not causing any slow downs there, however. the schuylkill eastbound past montgomery looking good. although it is another area you are traveling little bit less than posted speeds. now, we do have very serious accident, involving three vehicles, and injuries, this is the pennsylvania turnpike westbound. past downingtown, i can tell you, that stretch is now closed, there is no drive-thru traffic. so, if you're planning oncoming in i where near the area, make note, that it is closed, you will have to find alternate in and around the area. looking into right now, very serious accident in this area.

also, some drive times. look at this, 59 between woodhaven and the vine, looking very busy, it will take but 30 minutes. then 422 in oaks at 202, that's also looking very, very heavy, the schuylkill, very heavy, and over to you. >> new cbs news poll shows hillary clinton as the clear winner in saturday night's debate. in a survey of democratic and independent voters 51% said they thought the former secretary of state won the debate. 28% vermont senator bernie sanders won, 7% said former maryland governor, martin o'malley won. >> now during campaign stop in eye owe washings o'malley seized on comment clinton made during the debate. clinton said she resolve ties to major wall street players while trying to rebuild manhattan after 9/11. >> last night if the debate, secretary clinton, to try to mask her myfoxphilly.com i am

toy wall street, the huge amount of contributions and the dollars she has received personally from the major bank of wall street sadly invoke 9/11 to try to mask that, look, she doesn't have to mask it, it is what it is. >> clinton's campaign said the comment were taken out of context. 6:48. two seen rays from the circus break free, causing quite a scene, in west philadelphia. the wildest cape turned many heads. here's now from "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon. >> reporter: it was a daring escape, and for a brief time sunday afternoon two circus seen rest almost got away with it the animals had broken out of the universal circus near the man center for performing arts. >> this one was found some two and a half miles away,. >> it was they came around, came around, shot right -- it went shot across. i was like is that a zebra? >> reporter: spokesman for the circus said the animals were

not hurt during their escape. animal activists out here the entire time the circus has been in philadelphia, say the zebras could easily hurt themselves, and they could have caused serious traffic accidents. >> they saw a chance to escape, took a run for it, and tended up in traffic, people probably honking at them, causing accident, if they didn't cause accidents. so overall it is a horrible, horrible experience. >> sunday ace incident was the second major event in philadelphia for the universal circus. late last month police said trapeze artist fell some 30 feet during performance. he's now set to be out of the hospital and recovering. in a statement, the circus said, it is investigating sunday's escape. >> i saw a zebra. i'm look all right, something weird happened. >> sunday was the final night. >> stories of their grand, short lived escape, remain behind. now, you know i got to ask, because of your sweater, are you a fan of zebras? >> yes, i can't say i'm a fan of zebras now, right.

>> cbs-3, "eyewitness news". 6:49 right now. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning. let's check in with charlie roads up in new york. good morning. >> good morning, erika, scott pelle, our team of correspondents are in france, covering major overnight development, also in iraq, and we're traveling with the president in turkey as he works with the world leaders on new plan of attack against isis. we will talk with insider about the changing technology making the fight against terror more difficult. all of that and more, the news back in the morning, we'll see in you about ten minutes. >> all right, charlie, thank you. >> well, we know vending machines can provide all kind of options. but now you can even get a car from one. not kidding here. the youth car on line retailer canvana just opened where buyers can pick up their car. and, as shannon reports, the company is planning to open more. >> completely new way to buy a

car. >> first complete on line auto retailer in the world. that allows you to pick up your car ... from an auto vending machine. >> the whole thing is automated. it is like buying a bag of chips. >> the entire purchasing process done on line, instead after dealership. >> you can pick nearly 2,000 cars in inventory, can buy the car in as little as 20 minute. when i say buy the car, get approved for financing, select financing, sign contract, like the warantee, get trade in value. >> once you buy your car on line, you come here to the carvana welcome center where you are given a coin. put the coin in this machine, and that starts the vending process. get this. you even get to keep the coin. >> first your car is retrieved from the 20 vehicles last hour. then it is moved through the machine, and down a driveway, to one of three delivery base for you to pick up. and if you don't like something about it, there is a seven day return policy.

>> so whatever it is, no questions asked. six days later we will call you, to remind you you have one day left on your return policy. then you can return it, swap it for another car, wash your hands of the transaction. >> people have already made transactions. these cars are all sold. >> we hope the customers think it is easy, it is transparent, and it is cool. >> shannon, for cbs news, nashville, tennessee. well, could be the next big thing. >> the delaware county spca needs your help. the shelter is looking to find its longest shelter dog resident a home. coming up tomorrow on "eyewitness news", our nicole brewer will introduce to you abby roads, the adorable pitbull mix, has been waiting for one to adopt her for nearly a year now. but even if you can't take her home, the delco spca hopes you will come down and snap a selfie with the sweet pup. >> they can post it on their facebook, or their instagram with the hashtag find abby rosa home. maybe more people in their networks will see this beautiful dog.

>> we'll learn more about the home abby needs, and how you can help, again, that's tomorrow morning, right here on "eyewitness news". we'll be right back.

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>> one last check on breaking news, police looking for suspect who shot and robbed a woman during a home invasion in port richmond. jan carabeo joins us at the scene with the latest, jan? >> reporter: erika, good morning. you can see that police have now left the scene, but this

investigation is very much underway. they're trying to figure out how this woman ended upshot and in the hospital this morning after this very early morning home invasion here in port richmond. take a look at the video, you can see the scene earlier today. this is the 2,000 block of buckea street in port richmond. told police responds here just after 3:00 a.m. for a report after home invasion and robbery. now, police say, the suspect who burst in here were reportedly wearing masks. now one woman was shot. police took her to the hospital. police now say she is in stable condition. meanwhile, no word this morning on about those suspect. what they were after, or what they got away with, if anything. this is still a developing story. police are now interviewing witnesses, back out here live on scene, we just saw couple of people lever the home and question where this all happened last night. earlier this morning, two witnesses left the house with police, as well. we are talking about an adult, and a young child. so we will stay on top of this story. but again, that woman who was shot in the hospital now in stable condition. reporting live in port

richmond, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". jan, thank you. here now one of the strange he is scenes you're likely to see making rounds on social media. man from nova scotia caught this on camera, see right, there looks like the fourth floor is moving. >> the floor like rising and falling or breathing there. almost like it is on water. but don't worry, there is a reasonable explanation. not super natural here. some tree roots have detached, when the wind blows, the trees move, and so the roots move, as well. but oh, come on, if were you a little kid and you saw that you would be running the other way out that far forest, don't youy? >> oh, ya, that would be weird. >> mother nature, and we are loving what mother nature is doing for us today, justin? >> good way to start off the work week, a loft sunshine, if you like the warm temperatures, you will love it get outside six an almost 10 degrees above average. tomorrow little cooler, back to near average at 56. but still in the sunshine, and then wednesday, thursday, still warm, low 60s wednesday,

upper 60s thursday, however, though, thursday, we are damaging some rain especially during the morning, then for the weekends starting to dry out, typical mid november temperatures, 50's, overall, really not bad forecast. >> not at all. >> sound good, justin, thank you. we do have very serious accident involving injuries on the pennsylvania turnpike moving in the westbound direction. it is completely blocked. past downingtown. so you certainly want to use an alternate. such as route 401, to route 100, and again, this is a serious accident, completely blocked, on the pennsylvania turnpike moving in the westbound direction. and everywhere else, it is busy today. very busy morning. >> headed back to work and school. next on cbs this morning, pop star kerri-lee i clarkson, why her dream in life was always to be a back up singerment look where she is today. how about it? reminder to join us bright and early every weekday morning, we start things off 4:30 right here on cbs-3. see now 25 minutes with an update. hope you have a great day.

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