we begin this noon, with new developments from france. this the suspected ring leered of the paris attacks is dead. french authorities say he was killed in yesterday's raid on a apartment outside of paris. now, he was positively id through a dna sample. good afternoon, i'm erika von tiehl. information from wiretaps help lead police to location where he was hiding out a woman reported to be the alleged

ring lied err's cousin also died after blowing herself up with a suicide vest. eight others were arrested. dramatic new video of last weeks attack has emerged. obtained this video of people running cover. correspondent jonathan with the latest from paris. >> reporter: the french prosecutor now says the masterminds of the paris terror attacks was killed in yesterday's raid, fingerprint used to identify his body which was riddled with bullets. per oceans welcome to the news. >> great, very great. because france is very sad about what happened. >> reporter: prosecutors say the woman who blew herself when the raid started was his cousin, manhunt continues for attack heres got away, including, 26 year old salah. daily man obtained surveillance video shows gunman opening fire on a cafe. you can see people running for their lives, in a hail of

bullet. the fear of another attack has some parisians avoiding crowded places, nor traffic on the streets as people stay away from the subway. >> when we were algate neared small place, easy targets this man said, we worry someone will come again and attack us. france's prime minister warns legislatures today the next attack could be with chemical or biological weapons. he wants to extends the nation's state of emergency for three months, giving security forces the power to search and detain suspects, without a warrant. jonathan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". now, time square the focus of new threat made by isis. the terrorist organization released video yesterday showing scenes from new york and suicide bomber preparing explosives. officials said the sitly not be intimidated and asked residents to continue to go about their lives without fear. >> there is, as we have repeated frequently, no city in america that has is better

prepared to defend against a terrorist attack. that will video, our review of it, looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a misch mash of previously released video. >> the nypd had already beefed up security patrols in the wake of the paris attacks, but officials say there is no current or specific threat against the city. >> former secretary of state, and current democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton delivered speech on national security and isis this morning. she said she believes the us needs to target terror. >> this is a world-wide fight and america must lead it. our strategy should have three main elements: one, defeat isis in syria, iraq, and across the middle east; two, disrupt and dismantle the growing terrorist infrastructure that facilitates the flow of fighters, financing, arms and prophaganda around the world;

three, harden our defenses and those of our allies against external and home-grown threats. >> stay with cbs-3 for the latest on the terror attacks in paris and the fight against isis. when we aren't on tv you can get the latest on line at cbsphilly.com. congress is expected to vote today on the future of the united states refugee program. >> top administration security officials have told congress that the refugee vetting process is not adequate. >> today's vote would follow week of tense political debate in the wake of the terror attacks in par ills. republican led house is expected to halt president obama's plans to increase the number of syrian asylum speakers, concern over refugees was spark after syrian passport was found near one of the bodies of one of the paris attackers. >> turning now to the forecast, and bit of overcast thursday, and the weather team is tracking the rain for us, we want to check in with katie and the weather sent, kind of

gray outside? >> very much. we do have wet weather, sort of spitting out there depending on location, scattered variety of wet weather at this point, see it over my shoulder here on storm m scan3, of course timing it out for you, beyond the rain, there is definitely big pattern change in for our area. so we will get to that. for now though let's walk you through what's happening on storm scan, tri-state sweep, snapshot view of the radar, put things into motion over the last three hours, somewhat scattered. some of you got hit with a shower, then tapered off briefly. now there is more moisture on the way, and it is going to essentially still be all day event for us here, more moisture pushing in as the day goes on, and as that continues to happen, that means, you will be dealing with rain off and on really any time the rest of the day through at least the daylight hours and it all eventually tapers later tonight. spec you will get slowed down by this, at worse case gusts peaking miles per hour but look at the temperatures, how about this for a trade off? we're flirting with 70 right now. here in philadelphia, and it looks as though we will somewhat just stay steady with

the temperatures for the next few hours before they gradually start to decline. so, everyone gets in on this. at some point today, and i do think there may be a heavier push of rain at some point later on today, we will track that and time that out for you, as i give you my full forecast later in the show. we send it back to you for now. >> thank you some workers demanding change at philadelphia international airport. they're walking the picket line ahead of the busy thanksgiving travel season in protest of low wages. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us at the airport with more. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, mayor-elect jim kenney here and meeting with workers, they walk off the job last night joining similar subcontractors from around the country in airport including new york, newark, new jersey, boston, chicago and fort lauderdale. >> subcontractors that include baggage handlers and other passengers services including helping those handicapped and disable through the airport, they feel that wages and labor practices are unfair. this is all timed just one week before thanksgiving, and

it is unclear right now what effect that could have on travel. keep in mind, these are subcontractors, not directly employed by the airline, so it will be up to the airline to make up for these staffing difference. workers are rallying for $12 an hour, a promised wage that was part of a raise workers say they never received. city councilman curtis jones say all well earned after keeping the city safer during the world meeting of families. >> security rides on their ability to do their job. when you have high turn-overs, because people finds better opportunities, because $8 an hour or just working for tips doesn't cut it, then we put our entire city in jeopardy. >> reporter: these employees are directly employed by companies including prime swipe prospect and motorcycle begin security, all part of larger battle for $15 an hour, right now, it doesn't appear any flights have been affected but if you are flying out today it is probably good idea to check on your flight before

leaving. reporting from philadelphia international airport, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> good heads up alex, thanks. >> scary moments in southwest philadelphia this morning when workers made disturbing discovery. recycling center 2900 block of ellsworth street in grays ferry was briefly evacuated. at first glance, investigators say that the device looks a lot like shoulder fired anti-tank weapon. but the philadelphia police bomb squad determined it was just a replica rpg. but still scary. >> they help serve their country and now some local businesses are trying to help them. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins just south philadelphia with a very specific mission, greg? >> reporter: that's right there, erika, here at the linc, live right now during the disable american veterans job fair. an incredible opportunity for men and women who served our count troy find meaningful work. right now we're told there are companies from all over the count rip, all over the world here, in fact, lockheed martin, amtrak, verizon, multiple universities, even

the city of philadelphia has a boot here. the incredible thing about this job fair right now as you can see is going on until about 3:00 this afternoon, once again, here at the linc, is that it is really only open to veterans and their families. to gave you a run down, there are more than 500 registered attendees, 199 soldiers, 78 sailors, 78 air men, 68 marines, their spouses, their children over 18, are welcome to attends, as well. i'm actually joined here right now with sean capleani. served from 2006 to 2014 currently looking for employment here. talk about the importance of these events here in our communities. >> it is really great that you can come to these, and get the face-to-face interaction with companies that you wouldn't get by just smith in a resume on line. >> so right now you are a graduate student at west. what are you looking for in employment opportunities? >> i'm looking for criminal justice employment. but coming into this opening my eyes, seeing there are

financial sector stuff that would have opportunities for me. >> thank you, sean, serving our country here looking for employment once again, more than 500 people here veterans looking for work there is goes on until 3:00 this afternoon, at the linc, park something free, lot j. you don't have to pre register, if our veteran, or spouse, family member after veteran, come on down, and of course look for the great employment. live here at the linc, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> great to hear they're doing this, greg, thank you. >> coming up this noon: unique way to prevent the flu. order a ride, get a flu shot, and a healthcare care package. we have the details for you. also, women withholding sex to make a point. the focus of the new powerful spike lee movie. we're talking to the star that far film

uber making house calls today. for $10, the ride sharing app will bring you a wellness pack, that includes the water bottle, tissues and hand sanitizer. but, you will also have the option to get a flu shot from a registered nurse for up to ten people. all do you have do is use that uber app. you have between now and 3:00 this afternoon. >> a psychiatrist though analyze jared fogle says he suffers from hyper sexuality, alcohol dependency, the doctor shared his conclusion this is morning at fogle's sentencing hearing. fogle pleaded guilty to one count each of traveling to engage in sexual conduct with a minor and distribution of child pornography. prosecutors are seeking a 12

year prison sentence while fogle's attorneys are asking for five years behind bars. still ahead on "eyewitness news", spike lee of course known for making movies that make you think. this new film is no different. the starve chi-rax is here and we're talking with her. >> we've got cold front one on the move as we speak. there is a reinforcement coming our way, as well. so much cooler air in the forecast. we will tell when you it will feel like winter coming up.

we continue to track this wet weather in the delaware valley at the moment just gray cast on "skycam 3" overlooking the ben franklin bridge, off in the distance you see at least glimmer of light of day here, but generally the skies will be gray for the rest of the day, probably want to have that wet weather gear ready to go. we take you on tour, give you sense what's going on out there. down along the shore points, out in cape may courthouse, at least little further inland, south winds at 8 miles per hour, i just saw it checking in, into the teens, so your a casino of haphazard with the winds flow, straight up out of the south, hence the warmth, 61 degrees right now, cape may courthouse, flirting with 60 in kutztown, and the flecks indicating there is some rainout, there continues to push ever slowly, through our area. snow is cold front number one, look at nice wide zoom of storm scan3, this is a big system, brought blizzard conditions, to colorado, portions of the central planes, now, it is pushing away, and we're going to deal with wet weather because of it. here is system two. that will your nerve cold front for us by this weekend

to bring in the reinforcements. so, this is the warm test will get for the next seven dates, 67 degrees, currently at the airport, look at how much colder it is when we zoom it on out. back toward twin cities for example. we are below freezing at this point. not going to be thatold here, at least at the height of the day, facing 30's for at least overnight lows in our near future. here is the rest of today shakes out however, we jump it forward, and scattered with wet weather but future weather still wants to pick up on one big slug every moisture later today. so in time for the kids to be getting out of school, you're hitting the schuylkill on your drive home. it could get awfully dicey out there. not severe weather, certainly, but enough to slow you down with poor timing no less. meanwhile, we move things forward, and i say kate probably still something to track by the time she is on the air at 11:00 tonight. but things are clearing out. really quickly, i do want to jump things forward for you, give sense of what's going on in the eyewitness weather seven day, so let's get you right to it, shall we? sixty-seven as we mention, already hitting the high. we keep it kind of steady for the next few hour hours, then

tomorrow the sun returns, but the temperatures obviously drop. this is seasonable, sunshine and 56 degrees. notice it gets cooler by sunday however. that's when the secondary cold front comes in, reinforces the chill, and that is a dose, my friends, of december. upper four's, at best on sunday, mid 40's monday, but at least the sun is going to be with us. so that's the one bright spot of the forecast, meantime, have the umbrella rid, certainly needing it as we go throughout the rest of the day. erika, we send it over to you. >> all right, katie, thank you so much. well the newest spike lee movie is already sparking conversations and it is not even in the theatres yet. shy rack is re imaging of the greek satire. and after young girl is accidentally chilled in chicago increasingly deadly gang war the beautiful love of one of the gang leaders tries to bring about pies by a sex boycott that moves into a global movement. >> it all started with a gorgeous sister.

a woman like no other. >> you just try taking away their guns. >> my gun goes boom. >> well, what else do they love? >> star studded movie everyone from angela bassett, jennifer hudson, wesley snipes, nick cannon, we can go on and on, one of the stars joining us now, lea strata herself. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> now the person i me? this film, really put the spotlight on violence in chicago. why was it important for you to be a part of this project? >> for me ac part of this project means bringing awareness to what's happening, not only in chicago, you could put the story anywhere, in many cities around the nation. and it would be the same. but right now we're focusing on what's happening in chicago. those numbers are quite staggering. i believe someone is shot there every 17 hours, something absurd like that. so, ac part of this, and

working with such a visionary like spike lee, it is real a dream come true. and having such a strong message behind it and saying hey, we have to address this, and as a community, this is our issue. >> strong woman, your character, let's talk about her. who is she? where does she get her strength? >> i think she finds her strength as the movie goes on, she has mentor played by angela bass he will, miss helen, who leads her to woman named lima bowie, liberian, activist, who helped ends the second civil war in liberia. so my characters sees this woman, inspired to orchestrate her own sex strike, her own community, so gets all of the women in her community to band together, and lock it up. so that the men in the community will end the gun and gang violence. >> now you mention 2003 in liberia, not a part of just a platt twist. that will real did i happen, right? >> that actually happened, i actually had the pleasure of

meeting her this morning. >> what was that like? >> she is amazing, and she supports the film and the message, whole heart educationally, and just gave me, you know, little tips, and things that she went through. and it was so amazing to speak with her. >> it seems just from the preview, kind of blending of different genre in the film. is that one of the strength do you think? >> we use sat tire as device to tell the story, satire uses humor to soften the below sometimes of very difficult situation, and speak has used being genre throughout his entire career. this is not anything new to him. and, you know, the concept of the story, we got it, we practically just took it, put it right here in chicago and he and his co-writer kevin added their own things to it. but it is built pretty much the classic.

>> fantastic. one thing i love that carried over, samuel jackson as the narrate err almost, felt to me like a play practically. >> i mean, it is based off after play, from the play list. so, not crate i you feel that way. as i filmed it it very much felt like a play, all of the elements, the dance, the singing, we speaker in verse in most of the film. so yes, it is very theatrical. >> just couple of seconds left, quickly, what do you want people to take away from this film? >> i hope that people will look at this film and see that it oval takes one person to spark a movement, get their community mobilized behind them, make a change, it is so necessary, my heart goes out to people across the country and across the world dealing with this kind of violence, but we can make a difference. >> just takes one. >> thank you so much for your time. congratulations. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back, once again, opens december 4th.

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