test. test. >> good morning, it is one of the busiest travel times of the year. and in light of the recent terror attacks, the state department has issued a world-wide travel alert for us citizens. how the philadelphia airport is stepping up security. also, police are hoping surveillance video can help them catch a man who stabbed a college student in philadelphia. the warning police are giving people in that area. >> and, we're waking to up some cold weather t got below freezing in areas overnight. but get ready for big change, the warm up is on the way. what a november it's beenment good morning, it is tuesday, november 23rd, i'm erika von tiehl. we want to check in with meisha and justin on the roads and the forecast ever changing it seems, good morning, guys. >> sure does. good morning, everyone, i was

going to ask you, too, hear it has been freezing overnight, does it mean slippery spots or dry? >> nothing like that, i mean, we see stray flurry in the far north and west, but won't be any accumulation, anything like. that will at least the wind has died down. so temperatures yet are cold, but i think we can handle this, actually does feel better than yesterday. actual air temperatures are in the mid 20's, up in allentown, 31 in reading, at freezing, in wilmington, and look at dover, delaware, 29. the cold spot, millville coming in at 23 degrees at this hour, similar numbers in the outer suburbs, mid to upper 20's, wind are calm. that's huge this morning. so we're not dealing with the windchills. remember yesterday's windchills were in the upper teens and low 20's, so feels little better this morning, little weak disturbance coming through the upper atmosphere, flurry activity trying to show up on atmosphere, could see stray flake over the next hour or two, clouds in morning, guess way to more sunshine for lunchtime, still cool today. by noon looking at temperatures mid 40's,

afternoon highs reaching the upper's, close to 50, 49 for high for philadelphia, upper four's at the shore, still in the 30's in the poconos, but if you are waiting for warmth wait another 24-36 hours, 50's, 60s, in time for the holiday. next rain chance coming up in a few minutes. what's the latest on roads? >> roadways looking pretty good. no major issues so far this morning. i can tell you still dealing with overnight construction, this is a peak at the vine, you can see westbound looks like westbound just starting to open, eastbound rather, is still closed, you can see the flashing lights and an officer there. typically lift right around 5:00 a.m. hasn't done so yet on the eastbound side. ill of course let you know when it does. keeping our eye on this yesterday t look like it cleared fairly quickly. overall, though, that's probably the only place outside that i can tell you some overnight construction will really hook you up. but right here we do have some construction in new jersey, 42 south tween 295 and route 55, two lanes blocked, until

5:00 a.m. also, 295 northbound and southbound between route 168 d route 42, one lane blocked there until 6:00 a.m. and also, 495, where we have construction, as well, an update, 495 ramp from terminal avenue closed until table a lock at this the ends of november. as soon as we have a final date i will let you know. >> thank you, breaking news, just got this video into our news room after turkey shot dunn russian war plane. turkey says the fighter jet violated turkish air space, ignored repeated warnings. russia denies the plane crossethe syrian border into turkish skies. we'll follow this story and bring you the latest information as soon as we get it. if you are planning on traveling this week, pay attention, us state department issued world-wide travel alert for americans there is a mid rising terrorist threats. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at philadelphia international airport

and beefed up security. >> high profile threats around the world, travelers being urged to be on guard here, in the u.s., while traveling, and abroad this morning. >> this after a series of high profile attacks around the worlds in recent weeks. from the state department a call for americans to stay alert in large crowds and public places. the new global travel alert warns people to exercise particular caution during the who day season and at holiday events. a warning that travelers at phl are heeding. >> as long as we're safe, that's the purpose. >> not really any concerns. feel pretty safe and secure. >> i love flying, so i am ready to go. >> the state department says terror groups like isis, al quaida, boca who are and, others, planning attacks, using conventional, none innocent conventional weapons. so far no credible threat to the u.s. tuesday, french president francois hollande is expected to tell president obama that

the imminent threat isis poses is an emergency requiring immediate action. investigators still haven't found the key suspect in the paris attacks. monday street sweeper near paris found explosive vests without its detonate err but the vests did have shrapnel, and the same kind of explosives used in that november 13th attack in paris. brussels remains at it highest alert level for at least another week. >> i can confirm >> last seen in belgium before the paris attacks. across the country triple a expect 47 million people to be traveling this holiday season, also, too, here at phl, you may see some k9 sniffing bags and passengers as along with this alert and other. justin finch, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin just mentioned the dogs. listen up, traveling through

fray, like justin said, you may encounter one of five new tsa security dogs. they're trained to did he ticket explosives on passengers with their extraordinary sense of smell. >> the dogs are working dogs. they're always, you know, looking, they may come around, sniff around your feet, your ankles, but they won't be too intrusive. and just, you know, we just have to ask keep what you are doing, go through the line like you normally do. >> passengers traveling for the holidays asked to allow extra time and exercise patience. >> new cbs pole shows americans are more concerned about their safety following the terrorist attacks. 69% say an attack is at least somewhat likely. that's the highest since may 2011. also, 14% say terrorism is the most important problem facing the country. that's up from just 2% two weeks ago. now, the latest on the paris terror attacks. french press francois hollande is meeting with president obama at the white house this morning, french leader work to

go put together an international coalition to go after isis. an explosive belt discovered in a paris suburb may be linked to the terror attacks. police say the belt contained bolts and the same types of explosives as those used in the november 13 attacks. the vest without a detonate err was found by street clone err in a pile of rubble south of the capitol. brussels remains at the highest alert level, however, schools and the subway will reopen tomorrow. belgium's prime minister urged citizens to stay calm a mid words of imminent terror threat. new this morning, a overnight fire damages a car wash in northeast philadelphia. firefighters got the call to flames on bustleton avenue near nor walk road in the bustleton section. no one was hurt. that fire was under control in about a half hour. the cause of that five is under investigation. philadelphia police hope that surveillance video can help them find a man who attacked a college student. the 19 year old student from the moore column i can of art and design was walking down

the 2,000 block of cherry street november 15th. a man tried to grab her handbag, then stabbed her in the torso. police remind you to be careful specially at night. >> well, i just want people to be aware of their surroundings, and it looks like this young lady was trying to do, that but again, you know, you have individuals that are out there and they look to pray on people that are walking by themselves late at night. >> the victim is recovering. police are looking for a black male about 25 years old, 6 feet tall, with thin build. and, check out these surveillance photos, the man philadelphia police want to talk to is wearing that incredible costume. the woman with him also wearing a similar costume police say on halloween the man punched a cab driver, then fled with the woman after failing to pace his fair, this happened 5800 block of ridge avenue. pennsylvania's five month budget stand-off continues with no deal in site. late last night, the senate narrowly reject add measure to eliminate school property

taxes. the money instead would have come from increases in state sales and income tax. late last night, the vote was tide and broken by lieutenant governor mike stack. governor tom wolf has said he wants a budget on his desk by december 4th. >> much more to come here on "eyewitness news". it was a school prect that got one teen arrested. now that boy's parents wants the school to pay. >> and oh, brr, looking outside, waking up to very chilly temperatures this morning, but a warm up is on the way. justin has a check on your forecast when we come right back.

the family of the texas teen arrested for brink ago homemade clot to school is planning on suing for millions. the family's attorney says was publicly mistreated after a teacher thought the clock was a bomb. the family's seeking $15 million in the city of irving, and the school as well as well as written apologies.

the family does not receive the letters in 06 days, they say they'll go to court. meanwhile he and his family have moved to cutter. republican presidential candidate donald trump continues to push a hard-line on national security. at a rally in ohio, trump said the us should engage in much more aggressive interrogation techniques, that includes water boarding, practice that simulate drowning. trump said his restore, quote, in a heartbeat, and approve more than that because they work. meanwhile, trump's opponent ben carson backing away from his claim he saw american muslims celebrating the 9/11 attacks in new jersey, however, trump is standing by his own similar statements. carson spokesman says the former neurosurgeon was actually recalling video of people in the middle east who were celebrating. >> right now, 4:42. feels just as cold as yesterday. i know it is not going to be,

but gosh still cold out there. >> but we don't have the winds to deal, with it is more bearable to be outside. another cool day today. then we warm it up each day. it is dry, no storms to talk about. >> we'll take that, at least. >> a lot of people trying to get out of town for the holiday, travel conditions looking good today through friday, next chance of rain the weekend. outside it is cold. do have clouds over us, little weak disturbance moving across the upper atmosphere, not producing whole lot of precipitation, maybe stray flurry up in the mountains next new hours, looking pretty good, clouds will thin out looking at the ben franklin bridge heading through mid-morning. temperature trend, again, yesterday, only four p degrees, 10 degrees below average, today close to 50, still running few degrees below average. each day it warms up, wait until friday if you like some warmth. talk about highs mid 60s, now, compared to yesterday, at this time, we are colder, anywhere from a degree in philadelphia to 12 degrees cold nerve millville, but winds are calm. so, little more comfortable. twenty-three millville, swedesboro, good morning, you

guys have 29 degrees, mid 20's, in kent county, delaware, harrington at this hour. mullica hill, woodstown, feeling the chill, up 20th's, out in malvern, 26 degrees. similar conditions to the north and west. richboro, 27. twenty-eight in doylestown, 18 in mount pocono. there are the clouds over us right now, couple of spotty flurries, snow showers breaking off out in the lakes, maybe one gets into the poconos, early this morning, but that's about it. travel conditions today, across the mid-atlantic, northeast, looks great, maybe hitting the road little earlier to escape some of the traffic, even on wednesday, the big day, looks good. look at that mainly clear skies, nice conditions out on the roadways. today, morning clouds, then afternoon sunshine, still chilly, 49 for the high temperature, tonight, another cold night. thirty-five for the city and 20's again in the suburbs with clear skies. and light winds, and here is the extended forecast, a lot of sun for wednesday, up to 53 degrees, so that's average, turkey day looks good, 06 in the sunshine, few more clouds friday, but warm, at 66.

next chance of showers, saturday, mainly morning, we cool it down this weekend, though, highs back to the low 50's, erika, back to you. >> thank you, turning to sports now, sports teams from the city of philadelphia have not won single home game in the month of november. that was a zero and two run by the eagles, zero and six for the sixers, zero and four for the flyers. but our long local nightmare is over. flyers at the well last night, they jump out to two-nothing lead on the hurricanes on goals. but the hurricanes tied the game with less than four minutes to go in regulation, and we go to over time. now, that's where the flyers win it on a power play goal by rookie sensation, shane. flyers get the city's first home win in november 3 to 2. way to go. >> now the sixers did not get their first win of the season last night, but it was not for lack of trying. super sixers fan ukee and the evening crew tried to give the sixers some positive energy for what it's worth. >> fingers crossed.

>> go get them, sixer. >> if sixers win tonight after this week tends will feel like an nba champion. >> yes, it will. i would cross my toast, but i don't have that kind of dexterity. >> to the class of last year's nba draft, okafor and carl anthony, okafor got the best of the head-to-head match up. he had 25 points and 12 rebound, for yet another double double. but the t wolves got a big play down the stretch with andrew wiggins, tide in the final minutes, t wolfs beat away, beat the sixers 100 to 95. well, those eagles are trying to look beyond sunday's turkey after game against the buccaneers, get ready for the thanksgiving day game against the lions in detroit. the eagles are four and six, and it is not where chip kelly wands the birds to be. >> not at all. no one is happy about what our record is right now. and all we can do about it, prep. >> we lost two games, i think sometimes people panic, i think we have really good football team. i'm very confident in those

football players. >> eagles wasting no time getting back in action. they practice on normal off day yesterday to get ready for the lions den on thanksgiving day. sam bradford's back for the first time since his concussion and separated shoulder week ago sunday. so far, no word on sam will start thanksgiving day. still ahead here on "eyewitness news", the f d.a. says modified salmon is safe to eat, but americans may have a hard time getting their hand on t details coming up in a report. first, what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

>> we gear up for one. busiest travel times. year, state department issued worlds wide travel alert, for us citizens due to terrorism concerns. that alert is in effect until february 24th. >> meanwhile, french president francois hollande meeting with president obama at the white house this morning, french leader working to put together a coalition to go against isis. philadelphia police hope

that this surveillance video can help them find a man who attack a college student. the 19 year old student from the moore college of art and design was walking down the 2,000 block of cherry street november 15th a man tried to grab her hands bag, then stabbed her in the torso. 4:50 right now. your money watch report. let's get it right now with jill wagner up at the new york stock exchange, kind of slow start to the holiday trading week, but one athletic apparel maker, stock is just flying. what can you tell us? >> that's right, good morning, erika, lululemon shares are up by about 15% and all because there are rumors nike or under armour could be interested in buying the company. lululemon stock has taken real big lit. -- hit. i don't know if you remember the yoga pants sometimes see through because the company clothes don't work for all women's bodies. so, that was a little bit after snafu, but things are looking up for them. >> yes, see through pants are hard to rock sometimes.

>> for anyone. >> yes, fda said genetically modified salmon is safe to eat but might be hard for americans who want to buy it to get their hands on it, right? >> that's right. cosco is the latest chain to say no to genetically modified salmon. so kroeger, target whole foods, trader joe's, ailed i, already said they won't be selling the engineered fish to customers. fda of course approved the genetically modified salmon for con suction last week t does not need to have a label to that says it is genetically modified. customers have no way of knowing if that's what they are buying. >> that's why i go for wild. >> jill, thanks so much. coming up after the break, a check on your traffic and weather together. we'll be right

4:53, the latest on those roads, meisha, a good morning. >> good morning, to all of you at home, the roads are looking pretty good this morning, still very early. still darkment many of you just waking up with us this morning. here is a look at the schuylkill, schuylkill eastbound at girard looking very nice, pretty quiet, although starting to see some headlights start to trickle on to the roadways. now, this is where we do have an accident. let me back out of the way. so you can see in the scene here. this is an accident, route one north, at this blue route, 476 southbound onramp. you can see the clean up has been underway. driver out of the vehicle walking around for little while. then also you can see the squad car lights. so they are on scene, trying to get this, just know, route one, 676 southbound onramp that's right now going to be affected so stay clear of the area if you can. and also, the vine, all open, eastbound and westbound, directions at overnight construction, that was in play between the broad and the schuylkill, is now all clear. justin, so the roads are looking good. starting to get little busy but looking good. how is it in terms of weather. >> pretty quiet. typical november morning, where it is cold, just like

yesterday, but at least don't have the winds to deal with. waking up in spots, well below freezing this hour, some low 20's, some locations, check it out, 23 in millville, new jersey, still 35 at the airport, we have some clouds over us, kind of holding in some of the warmth, so if we had totally clear conditions, these temperatures would be much colder. nonetheless, it is cold out there. again, no harsh windchills this morning, some of the clouds, moving over us right now, little disturbance in the upper atmosphere, passing on through, lake effect snow showers continue, mountains western pennsylvanian up-state new york. we will see more sunshine progressing through the morning, into the afternoon. still, chilly today, high of 49 degrees. so we're starting to get closer to average. another cold night tonight. clear skies. thirty-five for the city. colder out in the suburbs, and here is the extended forecast, dry stretch continues, a lot of sunshine in the forecast, back to average wednesday, 53, thanksgiving, up to 60. sixty-six for the high, on friday. then, we get cold front in here saturday, cools us down to low 50's, plain few showers in the morning. erika, we send it back to you. >> here is a check on some of

the stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 is following. terrorist group uncovered 24/7 help desk run by the islamic state for jihadist who have tech questions. also, with the holiday season here, many people are ordering on line, and having their packages delivered. how to protect yourselves from holiday theft right at your doorstep. also, local university marching band set to perform at the famous macy's thanksgiving day parade on thursday. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. coming up in the next hour on "eyewitness news", liver at the airport after world-wide travel alert is issued for americans. also: >> new research making a very strong case for why you should wear your seatbelt. even in in the back seat after car. it is a matter of life and death. i'm kris van cleave in new york, that story coming up. >> the sky is not clowning around. he is real life

>> state department issues world-wide travel alert in paris attacks, live at the airport, stepped up security. also, following breaking news overseas, looking right now at the smoking wreckage after war plane, that was just shot down. who is taking credit for brink that plane down. and, you want to bundle up before headed out today. it is another frigid fall morning out there. the temperature, even dipped below freezing, in some spots overnight. good morning, it is tuesday, november 24th, i'm erika von tiehl. definitely chilly start to your day. i want to check in with justin, meisha right now, at least the winds seems to have

died down. we have that going for us. morning, guys. >> good morning, roadways looking good. we do have this one accident outside marple township. i'm get to that in just a moment. yesterday busy in the morning, too, justin. we know that weather wet is plao real elements here, little chillier outside watch are we dealing with in terms every weather. >> exactly, you can't blame the weather on any traffic today, maybe for some sunshine, some sun glare, that's the trends, dry conditions next several days, colds start, now, again, just like yesterday, temperatures are dropping below freezing in many locations, but we don't have winds to deal with. so calm winds right now, no brutal windchills this morning, temperatu of 36 degrees, in philadelphia, 27 in allentown, 22 in south jersey and millville this hour. but that's what it actually does feel like with the calm winds. i think we can handle this. it is the wind that makes it feel bad. thirty in palmyra, there are your winds calm, seeing breeze at 6 miles per hour at the airport in philadelphia, that's it. so, quiet conditions this morning.