overnight construction project moving out of our way. it is looking great. >> weather won't impact anything on the roads r may be battling some sun glare this afternoon, overall, pleasant day shaping up. temperatures cooler though. dealing with the highs, closer to average, talking but ear's, so hey that's not bad for the middle of november. we will take t yesterday, i mean, it was warm, that's typical late september, early october weather, high of 70 officially at philadelphia international airport airport. upper 60s in wilmington, atlantic city, trenton, and even up in the lehigh valley in allentown. so we won't see that today. but like i said overall pleasant afternoon with the sunshine around. it is cool this morning, allentown 39 degrees, with clear skies, 44 in red willing, near 50, wilmington and philadelphia, then gets cooler in the outer suburbs, certainly jacket sweater wet they are morning, and then, slow progress with the temperatures, we climb through the 50's over the next several hours. northeast winds, though, look at the arrow coming out of the northeast, that means cooler push of air. that's why we're knocking the temperatures back close to average today. still, storm scan3, quiet.

just some left over high clouds from the weak front that came through yesterday. and eventually we go mostly sunny throughout the entire day today. we check out the school day forecast, overall giving it an a minus, because of the sunshine, just little cooler, chilly at 8:00. talking upper 40's, then up ear's by the time kids coming home from school at 3:00. forecast hi, again, couple of degrees above average at 58 degrees, sunshine, mid 50's at the shore, poconos, little chilly today. talking about highs only in the four's, even with the sun. however, those six of zero's are returning to our forecast over the next few days along with some rain. we break it down for you coming up in a few more minute. let's hit the roads with meisha, a good morning. >> good morning, justin, good morning to all of you at home. just waking up with us on this kind of dark and nice tuesday morning, tuesdays are sometimes tough like a monday, things looking pretty good on the roadways, boulevard headlights in the southbound direction at fox street, looking great here. i will keep my eye on the boulevard. we're seeing the boulevard, moving in the southbound direction towards the schuylkill in another area kind of heating up little bit right now.

i'll keep my eye on that. looking at 59 southbound, coming around the s curve looking good again when looked at this ten minute ago weren't seeing volume levels quite as much. kind of indicator as we push through the 5:00 hour, especially toward the 6:00 we will be heating up on 95, in fact, looking at girard little bit ago it was heating up. 309 northbound at the turnpike looking good here, in fact, looking a little bit slow moving on 309, which is good news, for those of in you and around the area. we have construction in king of prussia. gulph road northbound between guthrie road and freedom drive one lane is blocked in this area. another area of construction in new jersey route 55 northbound at route 49, the left lane blocked until 3:00 p.m. erika, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. france is striking back again after last friday's terrorist attacks in paris. it is launched new round every air strikes similar to those on sunday night against isis-controlled area in syria. french president, francois hollande, calling for stronger international coordination against isis. he also wants to extend france's state of emergency.

he met this morning with secretary every state john kerry. kerry said isis with not go unpunished, pledged to work with france. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them in the core. we are planning these things. and also, obviously, to do more on boarders in terms of the movement of people. >> president obama has landed in manila for the a peck summit. the lead verse condemned the paris attacks which they say called for united voice in the global community. >> meanwhile, governors across the us are threatening to stop plans to allow syrian refugees into their state. after one of the attackers apparently posed as a refugee to get into europe. new jersey governor, chris christie, opposes allowing any syrian refugees into the country. how much, both pennsylvania governor tom wolf and delaware governor jack markell, they both say that they would welcome and support the refugees. immigration experts say under the refugee act of 1980 governors cannot legally block

refugees from settling into their communities. expert news coverage, focusing on violence in paris, parents and teachers, they're struggling to explain it to those who were too young to understanded. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, i think it used to be back in our day, if your parent covered up the front page of the paper, you wouldn't know what was happening. >> kids very aware these days, inundated when information specially on television, the internet, social media. so health experts are providing some age appropriate advice today. as they try to navigate parents and explain what happened in france to their children. >> some parents like heidi have struggled to speak about the paris terror attack with their children. >> you can find the right words to explain that. >> but for todd dunlap, it was his 14 year old caught here informed him of what happened last week. >> my daughter very intelligent, one thing i don't do with my son or daughter if they have an intelligent question, i'll give them an intent gent answer. >> no matter where you fall on

the spectrum, doctor phil mcgraw, doctor phil show, says it your children watch the news you should be there with them. >> you don't want to let your children watch up this without you there with them. they will flip around, they'll see this on ten different channels, and they think it happened ten different times, particularly, if they're very young. >> in fact, mcgraw advises parents to turnoff the it. v for kids five and younger, elementary school kids, he says, should have limited exposure. and instead of telling children what you know, ask them what they know. and then reassure them they are safe. >> i think the thing do you have do is say we, in america, we spends a lot of time and effort to keep you safe and that what keeps us safe is that we're all aware. >> experts caution don't overload kids with fact. lead by example. let them know you're okay. don't dismiss their feelings, tell kids it is normal to feel afraid, and lastly, help them express themselves. >> they're more likely to ask questions while you're shooting baskets or walking the dog or doing something

where they're not quite so much on the hot spot. >> and health experts agree if your children don't bring up the terror attacks, that's okay, too. you don't have to talk about it. >> doctor phil making such a good point, having discussion during normal time, rather than let's sit down and talk about terror. >> i am do something normal, fun, relax to go ease your way into that. >> makes perfect sense, jan, thank you. >> well, la premiere of the hunger games mocking jay part two, went on as planned last night, but the atmosphere far more subdued than usual. portion that far movie was filmed in paris. and out of respect for the terror attack victims, announced the stars would not conduct interviews at the premiere. >> i really know what's going on in paris, it is kind of sad, and everything around the world. it is just all really sad. and we should all honor it. >> hunger games opens in theatres friday. 5:36 right now. in business news, this morning, how the markets are react to go the paris terror attacks. let's check in with money

watch's jill wagner up at the new york stock exchange, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika, unexpected rallies started the week here in wall street. markets shook off, would have long-term economic impact. the dow jumped 238 points yesterday, the nasdaq jumped 57. energy and defense stocks are trading higher, but travel stocks, like airlines, hotels, cruise lines, with front in europe, those saw big price drop, three presser in some cases. women, new york state judge deny restraining order requested by fantasy sports operators, draft kings and fan dual. they want to block the state attorney general from shutting them down. eric sneiderman said the games are illegal gambling, draft kings and fan dual, they say, they are games of skill, not luck. and mcdonald's is scrapping its dollar menus, starting in january, the fast-food chain is testing new value menu, called mc pick two, two items for two bucks, including mc

double, small fries, and the new mozarella sticks. erika? >> oh, like we need more options, mozarella sticks, my goodness, jill, thanks so much. >> popular clothing store, urban outfitters; getting into the italian food business. listen to this. the philadelphia based retail is her buying another local company, the vetri family deal of restaurant. but the companies first restaurant, vetri is not included that's a flag shipment urban outfitters has built restaurants into some of its stores in the past. mark vetri says the sale will not change anything at the restaurant. in a statement, the vetri family says through this partnership and the experience urban has been scaling growth opportunities. the vetri family will now be able to focus and when we do best, run restaurants that make people happy. as part that far growth, the vetri family now opening its first pizzeria in austin, texas this coming weekend. all right, still ahead this morning, the words of the

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y- france launching new strikes against outposts in sewer y meanwhile secretary of state john kerry met with french president francois hollande this morning in paris l meet with president obama next week. in response to friday's attack in paris, septa just one every philadelphia's agencies shoring up security. in addition to septa, security has been tightened at the sports complex and throughout the city. and, russian officials say the crash of the passenger plane in egypt was the result of a terrorist act. officials told russian president, vladmeere putin today, that homemade explosive device blew up the plane late last month. all 224 people on board that plane were killed in the crash. >> in your health watch this morning, mississippi volunteer firefighter is recipient of the most extense of facial transplant in history.

take a take a look here, picture on the far left is 41 year old patrick hardson before he was severely burned in a 2001 fire. he underwent more than 70 reconstructive surgeries. on the far right there, his new face. it belonged to 26 year old man who died in july. the transplant covers his entire head and much of his neck. it was performed at new york hospital. rather, university. the donor's family says he's always dreamed of being a firefighter. and, here is a story for all of us early risers, new research finds people who drink moderate amounts of coffee lower their risk of death and cardiovascular disease, type two diabetes, and neurological diseases, moderate drinking is defined as less than five cups a day. american heart association study found it didn't matter if the coffee was caffeinated, or decaff, the health benefit is notust the caffeine but something in the coffee beans themselves. all right. >> want to get our forecast in a moment, but first check this out.

some strong winds battering the ocean front in coronad owe, california near san diego. dangerous swells and gale warnings, made it a tough day and night, for boaters from san matteo point down to the mexican border about 80-mile stretch along the pacific ocean. wind gusts reached 35 miles an hour. forecasters say the conditions will improve later on today, so good news for folks out west. seems for us, though, our conditions have worsened from yesterday. hard to beat 70 degrees, right, justin? >> really depends how you look at it, some people like the cooler temperatures, so little something for everyone over this past 24 hours, but today like you said close to average, talking 50's, but overall still pleasant day with some sunshine. let's check in with weather watchers this morning, again, it is cool, seeing some 40's, even some 30's, out in south jersey right now in the pinelands. mark, typical cold spot. clear skies, coming in at 39 degrees, this hour, little milder, just outside of philadelphia, little farther to the north and west, jerry checking in with 42 degrees in king of prussia. and also, back in new jersey, little bit miler, in

chesterfield, ed connor checks in with 43, clear skies, he sends message in here, cool, calm, no frost or due on cars. justin, thanks for great job in the a.m. no problem. any time. thanks for watching. and we have an of weather watchers, always hard to show everybody, but his is sure way to get mentioned. just butter up the meteorologist, flattery can get you everywhere, i'm telling you, thanks, ed, for sending your reports in every morning, can always rely on you. today again, seasonable temperatures, what's ahead, cooler temperatures in the 50's tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies, milder, bring back some 60s. thursday some rain returns, could be steady rain at times, talking about amount anywhere from half inch or so across most of the region. highs yesterday, look at that, 07 degrees. it is a front that came through the north yesterday evening. and it is bringing change in winds direction, so that's why we now have this cooler flow off the ocean, so highs today generally up ear's, maybe 60 in some of the warmer spots. storm scan3, quiet, high pressure still over us, just left over clouds from the front.

should give way to mostly sunny skies. so high pressure still locked over the northeast today keeping things pleasantment tomorrow starts to move off shore bringing back some clouds. here is the front, it is thursday, especially through the day, could be some pockets of heavy rain, coming through there in the afternoon. forecast today, though, no threat of rain. 58 degrees in the sunshine. let's get a check on the road conditions with meisha a good morning. >> good morning, justin, i have to say, i just love your weather watchers. so great. they're so good to you, so deserving, good morning, everyone, looking outside, things looking pretty darn good. a look at 95, at girard, looking good here, although, i will say, interstate 95, as i'm sure you can imagine, especially moving in the southbound direction right now, is certainly heating up this morning. we have a disable vehicle here, the schuylkill westbound, mopt gum are you drive, pulled all the way out blocking that shoulder. not going to cause too many slow downs, but as we progress now, toward that 6:00 and into the 6:00 if that doesn't get out of our way those flashing lights that alone can certainly slow things down on the schuylkill. schuylkill, taillights moving in the eastbound direction, before the conshohocken curve, you're certainly heating up

here as well this morning. then we've got some construction in new jersey, route 55 northbound at route 49, left lane block, right around 3:00 p.m. that should be lifted this more toward this later afternoon. also, some construction in the king of prussia area. gulph road northbound between guthrie road and freedom drive. one lane still blocked in and around this area, i'll let you know when that clears, erika, over to you. >> sport next. the eagles are tight-lipped. but nfl. com says quarterback sam bradford has separated how old letter likely miss this week's buccaneers game and thanksgiving game against the lions. bradford was injured in the third quarter against the dolphins. the injured shoulder is on bradford's non-throwing side. coach kelly says he's wait to go hear back from the expert. >> we'll adjust sam whether we figure out what's wong with him. i never get into hypothetical. they could tell me he's already ruled out. so i don't really have a conversation about meetings, how much time, when he can go get back. we take it as it comes. if they tell me he can play, we will make plans he can

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>> wow, look at our slay. >> at the cherry hill mall, santa's workshop never looked so high-tech. for the second year the mall is offering dream works adventure to santa, your host shrek. room after room, their inter-active attractions that culminate in private advice width old saint nick. >> he was really into it, it was a bringing screen, really feel like you're on a ride. >> since launching november 7th, there has been one hitch. to get inside, there was requirement to buy photo package which ranges from 35 to $75. no green back, no merriman in the red suit. >> i think that's ridiculous, personally, and i think they probably won't have that many people coming because that's way too expensive disbelief two year old grandson. i know he will be not be going to the mall to see santa if you have to pay to go there. >> many feel 35-dollar charge to see santa amounts to discrimination to people who can't afford the glitzy experience. >> it is supposed to be an embracing time of the year.

and basically locking people out. >> but rather than say bahumbug to those who think seeing santa should be free, mall decided monday not to be a scrooge, and drop the photo package requirement. >> we want everybody to have a wouldn't full experience. we want to be enjoy the spirit of the holiday season f that means we're going adjust that, give our customers what they are looking for that's what we will do. >> davies who didn't mind paying for cute photos of their son think the mall made the right call to see santa again. >> shouldn't have to go pay to go see saint. >> mall management hopes this will be a bump under santa's slay, a jolly rest of the season n cherry hill, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". hard to believe, just a week away from thanksgiving. as we think of thanksgiving, i don't know but, but i think of turkey, stuffing and pie, right? do you have any favorite pies? >> i'm french silk pie and good apple pie but it has it be a good one, not one of those ones, you snow. >> french silling? i don't know what that is.

>> really? chocolate, almost like a pudding, with the whip cream. >> i'll take chocolate pudding pie. justin? >> pumpkin all the way. >> i'm with my man. >> and breakfast, great breakfast, can't lie. hey, you supply hard time putting the hottest pie of the holiday season on the table this year. philadelphia native patti labelle sweet potato pies have become a sudden smash hit thanks to this internet viral video. >> patty, when you been blessed ♪ feels like heaven ♪ yum, yum, yum yum. ♪ >> that must be some good pie. that's james wright sinking the praise of patty's pie, run on them over the weaken at wal-mart stores, flying off store shelves. told roughly one pie has sole every second. now, to meet the sudden demand, wal-mart says it needs 2 million-pound of sweet potatoes just to re-stock in

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>> just in, investigators reveal what caused plane full of people to break apart and go down over egypt. >> and, new at 6:00 a plea for help from a local animal shelter. this dog has been waiting to be rescued for nearly a year, and now there is fun way that you can get involved, and help her fine her forever home. abby rose, coming up. >> good morning, it is tuesday, november 17th, i'm erika von tiehl. first we want to check in with justin and meisha, a get a look at the forecast and roads. what a change from yesterday. actually need the code today, guys, flight. >> first thing i thought this morning, oh, i slut brought a bigger coat. the roads are looking good, overnight construction project are getting out of the way now, but volume levels

certainly heating up this tuesday. so justin how are you feeling outside. >> little cool right now. got the loud noise coming from the bash badge truck outside overall pleasant afternoon shaping up across the delaware vale. may need to keep the coat on throughout the entire day today. if you are outside, because talking about cooler temperatures. check it out right now. clear skiings, silt being at 48 at the airport, not bad here, around the airport in center city. but the surrounding suburbs starting to drop off with the somewhat light wind, clear skies, quakertown, allentown, upper 30s, mt. holly new jersey checking in at 43, about 45 minute away from sunrise, may drop another degree or two right before we hit the sunrise, but winds, starting to pick up little bit out of the northeast at ten to 15 miles per hour. and it is that wind flow, that's key in our forecast today it, will bring in push of cooler air from the northeast. storm scan3, quiet, over us right now, still under the influence of high pressure. so, we are going to see a loft sunshine today. still stays pleasant. all of the rain you see out across the midwest will