>> yes. >> i can say if you have plans to be out at all during the day wet weather gear is a requirement at this point because it will be a kind of day where it is a big old nuisance. no severe weather threat. we are not dealing with blizzard conditions like in colorado from this same storm system but we will be dealt a glancing blow that does mess with your day. it is wetest day in the forecast here really. lets look at our live neighborhood network cameras. i just saw a guy running down the boardwalk here. he made a good excuse to get out, enjoy quiet weather while we have it. 60 degrees in rehoboth. you are finding temperatures that are kind of within that range, around a good portion of the area right now, courtesy of more than anything that sub wind component to the wind flow which isn't terrible just yet. here's the storm in the entirety. it is a big old storm that goes up to the hudson valley and straight down to the gulf of mexico. broad scale with this. it effected millions of people already and it will affect our area today but more so in the form of just rain and modest

wind. so at the moment, we are seeing leading edge of the rain just now creeping across lancaster county border and will move in basically from west to east throughout the course of the morning between seven and 10:00 a.m. and we will deal with that rain throughout the daylight hours and then late tonight it does clear out of here but i would say, both commutes are effect. late half of the morning drive. then pretty much all of the typical p.m. drive. looking forward hour by hour here's how it breaks down. every inning will hour of this rain all in the 60's. it is a mild day. we anticipate that we will warm all the way up to 67 degrees here, so well above average throughout the course of the day but again, meisha, is there a trade off with this kind of stuff. the rain is on the way. >> you know what, you are so right is there always a trade off and when we have had fall which has been gorgeous it is hard to complain about rain. give yourself a couple extra minutes this morning because we know what mother narcan do. schuylkill taillights in the

eastbound direction moving near belmont looking pretty good but volume levels are starting to build up, maybe a lot of people heed ago this warning, wanting to hit the roadways while they are still nice and dry. this is where we have an accident i-95 north before girard that left lane was block and that has been since push off to the shoulder, causing flashing lights in the northbound direction on i-95 you will not see too much hang ups because of that. 422, this is a approaching trooper road, again an area we will look at 422 and already just a steady stream of headlights in the 5:00 o'clock hour pushing toward 6:00 we will see that heat up more. an accident, overturned vehicle with the someone trapped inside kenneth square beared road at sills mill road that intersection is still closed in that area. erika, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. european union police chief is calling paris a attacks a statement of intent to export its the terror to europe. >> following call to arms from the french foreign ministry calling the the terrorist group a monster.

french authority are using dna evidence to determine if the master mind of the attacks died in yesterday's raid in suburban paris. they are trying to identify a suicide bomber. white house says president obama still plans to travel to paris for upcoming climate talks. he is scheduled to be there later this month. well, go to work and about your lives, that is word from officials in new york city. >> call for normalcy comes after a new threat by isis on wednesday. don champion joins us live from times square with the very latest on that, good morning, don. >> reporter: yes, good morning, erika and nicole. threat was released in a video yesterday, five days after those deadly attacks in paris. only part of the video mentions new york city, message is clear and city officials are responding. heavily armed officers now stand guard in new york city's times square, landmark at center of the new threat from isis. >> the people of the new york

city will not be intimidated. >> in a rare late night press conference wednesday, city officials called for vigilance, threat came in a video released by the terror group that shows a suicide bomber preparing for an attack and footage of the tourist sites and restaurants in times square. >> there is nothing new about that video. it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mix up of previous police video. we believe it is a compilation have of videos going back to one in august. >> reporter: in all about 19 seconds of old footage from around new york appears in the footage. the police officials say it rearms that the city remains ape top terrorist target. following friday's deadly attacks in paris, the nypd has beefed up patrols and dispatched a new counter terrorism unit. >> i want to encourage all new yorkers to continue to go about their business normally. >> reporter: in recent days isis has threatened a a

attacks in washington d.c., after 9/11, new york has been at center of the numerous terror plots including the failed attempt to detonate a car bomb in times square five years ago. this morning the fbi says it is aware of the new threats a against new york city, and it is investigating. once again it is important to mention that officials say that there is in credible, or specific threat right now against the city, erika and nicole, back to you. >> we know there are several big events in new york city in the coming weeks, are police taking any extra precautions. >> reporter: definitely the the city is preparing to get in the full swing of the holiday spirit, of course, next week we have macy a's thanksgiving day parade, lighting of the rocker feller tree so expect a lot of extra security on hand if you are heading up here to new york city. we do know that the city recently in the pennsylvania past few days did deploy a new anti terrorism unit out into

the city streets, with 500 officers strong. that is among new measures that the city is doing to make sure that those events go off without any problems. >> better safe, than sorry. >> reporter: don champion live in new york, thank you. police credit a south jersey woman for foiling a possible terror plot. the woman flagged down an officer tuesday after her face book friend sent her a message saying he would shoot up a mosque. police track down that suspect clayton cansler to his job in texas where he was arrested. they say he lived 1 mile away from the mosque. >> we're proud of her. we told her she did a great job and she probably saved someone's life. >> he admitted sending that message and is facing charges. has posted pictures of weapons on line, none was found. he planned ataxias retribution for september 11th a attacks and terror in paris. happening right now, some airport workers at

philadelphia international airport are on strike. you're looking live as they prior to walk the picket line. workers include baggage handlers, wheelchair a attendants and other services workers are demanding higher wages and better benefits. strike is simultaneously taking place in airports in five other cities, including chicago, boston and new york. 5:37. in business news this morning ll beanies very busy right now. >> oh, yeah, stock traders are reacting to the fed's latest board meeting. the lets check with henna daniels at the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: released minutes from the federal reserve board meeting point to the interest rate hike in the coming weeks and that sent stocks to the best day in nearly four weeks. dow jones finished 247 points higher and nasdaq rose 89 points. mobile payment start up square begins trading this morning on the new york stock exchange floor. ipo is one of the highest profile public offering in months but the $9 a share pricing is lower then the

project offerings, giving the the company a market value of about $3 billion, that is well below the previous valuation. match group ipo also pick ce of the of the dating app tinder who is making headlines n an interview with the london evening scandal he talks openly and great detail about his sexual history. he said he performed quote background research on a female journalist who wrote a critical story on tinder. in a late fcc filing match group said it did not approve or conn down the article. ll thebeanies scrambling to fill order for iconic rubber and leather duck boots, the backlog stands at 100,000 pairs. they are hand made in maine, being hand hired and added new equipment but still cannot keep up with demand. bean says it will take months to catch up with the order. >> just trying to beat before winter gets here.

>> i didn't know they were in such demand. >> they are a classic. and you would think ll bean would come prepared for that. >> anyway. >> yes. >> thanks, very much. one week from today families will gather at the dinner table for a bountiful thanksgiving day feast. >> area food banks that help make that meal a reality are short. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with more on what is causing the problems a and more importantly how it can help, jan. >> reporter: nicole and erika, good morning. you may think it looks pretty stock in here right now but the food bank of south jersey has had a tough time getting its hands on that thanksgiving center piece the turkey, usually at this time they have about 15,000, frozen, turkies, but because, the avian flu from earlier this year ere is thousands of turkies behind that goal volunteers here at the food bank of south jersey have been busy. sorting food at the pennsauken warehouse and packing it up for delivery.

to the 250 emergency centers and soup kitchens that the organization serves. >> 200,000 people year round, need is big. >> reporter: unfortunately this year chief operating officer joe, and flu and turkey prices made it difficult to stock up on the thanksgiving day stapel. >> we were not able to purchase as many turn is as we wanted to and that is coming down to the holiday season. >> reporter: the food bank usually collects more than 15,000 frozen turkies to satisfy a need. this thanksgiving it is shy about 5,000 birds. they are hoping for the the type of generosity that showed up at philabundance this week. shop rite donated 600 turkies to the south philadelphia location but philabundance still need other supplies, just a dollar donation can provide two meals to people in need. so if you want to say twice a week for the next few weeks that $10 will equal 20 meals to people who need it. >> holiday season is about

turkey, ham and all of that which is great but there is other needs for all kind of food. >> reporter: like peanut butter, rice and non-perishable canned foods to fill the shelves and bellies. >> what you will be doggies helping another family, other children, seniors, be able to enjoy thanksgiving day meal and be able to appreciate the the holiday season. >> reporter: here at the food bank of south jersey they are having a turkey drive this saturday, and they are making it any easier for you, all you have to does drive by, literally drop your turkey off. you don't have to have leave your cart run from 9:00 to 3:00 p.m. if you want more information about how to donate to this organization or philabundance log on to our web site at cbs philly.com. reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 eyewitness news. great time to help out and year round too. they still have such need. >> absolutely. >> jan, thank you. flyers, they are celebrating thanksgiving early by helping others.

they have got the memo. >> yes. >> including claude giroux and steve mason stepped off ice and into the kitchen last night to make a thanksgiving meal at philadelphia ronald mcdonald house. after that meal they sign autographs and played games with the young fans but how exciting for them. >> yes, no greater cause, ronald mcdonald house. >> helping families deserve this with tough issues. >> still celebrating thanksgiving. >> yes. >> wonderful. >> so nice of them. >> just in time for the holidays we have a list you can definitely check out. >> these are toys consumer watch dog group says are most dangerous. before you do your holiday shopping, listen up here among the toys dinosaur claw that is can cause injury, like this. now that is not all, world against toys causing harm, something called pooh dough that can cause an a allergic reaction. toy guns are also a problem. >> very tough, difficult to distinguish from the real thing especially considering

when police officers to have make split second decisions, is it real, is it not. >> also on the list trampoline is a and skateboard. it urgees parents to be vigilant when buying on line with 50 percent of purchases, made this holiday. a always good to read those reviews. >> helpful list for parents. >> yes. >> you have to be on top of that stuff. paying for parking in the the city is about to get easier, we will let you know about a new way to start paying to take. one that can certainly afford to pay for a parking ticket this guy, he is only 24 and already a multi millionaire. >> lucky himy will talk to the local poker star about the the unique way he learn the game and how he plans to spend those wings. meet new stars of the philadelphia zoo, how you can help name these cute little will red panda as, aren't they sweet. >> we will a talk about that coming up next.

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facebook page. speaking of weighing in those weigh in at three and a half pound. looking to gain four more pound or so. >> okay. >> red panda cubs look more like racoons, then panda bears but i have some name nominations. little girl is ginger and little will boy should be bandit. >> ginger, bandit. >> get on the zoo facebook page, make those suggestions. >> katie, what do you think. >> i need to think about this some more. >> i know. >> i want to be contemplate i have about my choices for this. it took me nine months to come up with baby names. >> it has got to be perfect. >> lets check with the weather watchers, they are at it in full force. dark, early risers here on "eyewitness news" and everybody is reporting temperatures currently in the mid to upper 50's. mid to late november that is not bad at all. in fact we will check in with one of those mild temperatures, eileen checks in from gilbertsville, one of the more remote suburbs at 56 degrees as she just sent

this in the last ten minutes. the lots of cloud overhead but i love this, a rare, very balmy november morning, you can see the big change coming our way. we will talk about that in the seven day. we will cut across and take you out to lynn's observation, she's in cherry hill, new jersey also reporting clouds and 58 degrees to kick it off, feeling nice and warm she said but she's mention ago this she has to dust off umbrella. that is where that change comes from we are tracking frontal boundary, a very large storm system but it the is a cold front that will have a big impact on us. wet, soggy nuisance forecast here today but leading edge of the rain at this point is right over harrisburg just now moving into lancaster county. it is taking its time. i would say between maybe seven or 10:00 a.m. from west to east is when that rain moves in but once it is here, it is here all day. our school day forecast back at it, we would have given it a d if it were colder but we gave you a c minus because it is a nice mild afternoon.

we have period of rain any time as soon as kids walk out the door, see rain drops coming down again, maybe later if you are closer to the shore since it is moving from west to east. we will see temperatures taking a drop off here, reenforcing cold shot saturday night into sunday and we're back in the wintry 40's, meisha for a couple of days. >> it is due time, isn't it, katie? it is like well, bring it, it is time now. good morning, everyone. this is where we have an accident i-95 northbound before girard. left lane was block. this accident has been since cleared. i can let you know that your roadways are looking good despite the fact that we are hearing reports of the rain that is going to becoming. things are looking g malvern, route 202, taillights moving in the southbound direction this is route 229, looking great here as we progress through 6:00 o'clock hour. slowly starting to see levels, build up, delaware county, i-95 northbound at 452 and then following that up northbound to around the airport area you are still looking good but you can see

plenty of headlights and taillights already in delaware county starting to hit those roadways and overturned vehicle we have here at kenneth square had has been since cleared as well, nicole, over to you. what would you do if you suddenly won more than $7 million. that is the the dilemma for a montgomery county main who cashed in by winning the world series of poker. >> i spoke to the poker chapel been his huge win and what is next for him. >> reporter: three days, 80 plus hands of card turned into 7.6 million-dollar for north wales own joe mckeon. the the 24 year-old native won world series of poker last week. he showed his skills and his philadelphia a sports jerseys. i asked why he wanted to wear them. >> just like jersey and philly sports. i want them to do better. they have to step their game up. i was there to to represent my city. the jersey seemed like a no brainer to me. >> reporter: believe it or not he only learned how to play six years ago. >> i watched chris money maker

win the world series of poker on espn. it was fun. some average guy, came and won two million-dollar. >> reporter: what did you think. >> i said that could be me some day. >> reporter: today looking back on that. >> it had happened to be some is great. it work out well. >> reporter: he beat out five other players to earn title and led start to finish. i asked him to recreate that last winning hand. >> i'm the opponent from new jersey. i have a pair of four's. i had a and a ten. >> when it happens what are you hoping for. >> i'm's hoping an a or a ten comes. >> and no 40's. >> four's very bad. >> you have the queen, the five, and the the ten, when you see that did your heart just explode. >> i'm happy. >> i just got to not have a a four and then i win. >> just two more to go and right before this car flips do you remember what you thought. >> just no four. >> and in four's. >> i remember seeing in that

sixers jersey, confetti flying, did you believe it was real. >> it felt pretty g i was happy i got to win. i was happy. >> reporter: after that 7.6 million there are no plans for an island, pony or mansion. he will invest it. talk about a guy who knows we to hold them. >> that is so great. >> he is smart. >> i can't believe that he learned by watching tv. >> go to show. your kid wants to learn a few card games. >> yes, put jack right in front of the television. i'm just kidding. >> the word is reveal, we know the answer to one of the most puzzling questions in music history. >> at least partly. carli simon is coming clean about who she is referring to in part of the song, you are so vein. >> ♪

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good morning, everyone. and, talk about a perfect day to stay home and snug he will under the blankets, if you can, if your alarmist going off, your cat is scratching at you, your kiddies crying you have to get up. it will be wet and windy. katie breaks it down coming up. also happening right now workers at philadelphia international airport go on strike. we are live with the reasons why they walk off the job and whether or not it will affect your travel plans. a call for normalcy in new york after isis released a new threat a apparently targeting times square. today is thursday, november 19th, good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm erika von tiehl. we will check with kate on it sky deck and we see you are still umbrella free. roadways are still dry. >> it is looking good. for those who can you want to get an early jump start before it comes down. once you say, katie sometime this morning. >> your window of d