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. there are some clouds over us

right now. little dish ands rolling through, maybe stray flurry, up in the poconos. so road conditions, looking good today. it is dry. less windy conditions tomorrow, same deal, lots of sunshine and for thanksgiving itself, hey, put those windows down maybe as we talk about temperatures returning to 60 degrees for the ends of the week. here is the school day forecast, little better than yesterday with the lack after winds. 8:00 temperatures, at the bus stop, still cold mid 30's, coming home from school mid 40's, overall b minus with sunshine, close to average today upper 40's, philadelphia and the shore, 30's, in the poconos. so, again, at least meisha we have the nice weather going for us on the roads. so, what's the latest out there right now? >> yes, sounds that way. thanks, justin. looking pretty good outside other than right here. this is where we do have accident in harp he will township, route one northbound at 476 south onramp. you can see, these vehicles are trying to sneak by, where this accident is. this vehicle hit something. i'm not quite sure. but, it did leave kind of this

splatter effect every all of the residue they're trying to get cleaned up right now, you can also see, the tow truck, there, trying to get this cleaned up, as women. i don't believe the driver is still on scene in and around this area, and also, did i see some leaking fluids. so if you can avoid this exit, that onramp to 476 southbound, you certainly want to right now. this is a look at 95 south at girard, looking good, interstate 95 is one of the areas now that we've reached the 5:00 hour, i'll keep my eye on because we know it will start heating up in this hour. for those every in you jersey 42 northbound, creek road, as you approach 295, looking good, although, take a look, a loft headlights, a lot you have getting early jump to the day, i don't blame you. this is where we have downed pole in norristown, while hall road closed between bearoad and skippack pike. so just make sure you know of that, that it is completely closed because of the downed pole. i'll let you know it does get cleaned up. >> meisha, thank you. >> breaking news right now. turkey has shot down a russian war plane. this new video shows the smokey aftermath of the crash. turkey says, the pilots

ignored repeated warnings that they had cross intoed turkish air space, russia says the plane was, in fact, overseer yan territory. video purport to go show the plane being shot down also shows two crewmen parachuting out. their status currently unknown. we will stay on top of this, bring you updates as soon as we get them. in other news this morning, world-wide travel alert in effect for americans. the us state department issued the alert a mid rising terrorist threats. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at philadelphia international airport with more on how officials are trying to keep travelers safe this holiday season, justin? >> reporter: triple a forecast some 47 million people will be traveling this holiday season, and as they take to the air, and the roads, a warning from washington to be on guard and to be careful. >> 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 holiday 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, feels pretty safer and secure. >> i love flying. so i'm ready to go. >> the state department says terror groups, like isis, al quaida, boca who are ann, others, planning attacks, using conventional, non-conventional weapons. so far officials report no credible threats to the u.s. tuesday france french 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. on monday, street sweeper near paris found explosive vests without his detonate err but the vest did have shrapnel, the same kinds of explosives used in that november 13th attack in paris. brussels remains at its highest alert level for at

least another week. >> i can confirm ... >> and he was last seen in brussels, belgium, that search and now this warning comes after cbs news poll finding some 69% of americans surveyed fear a terror attack of some kind on us soil. as for this warning, it is said to expire on february 24th. so well after christmas, erika. back over to you. >> justin finch at the airport, thanks so much. >> now, increased airport security at philadelphia international airport includes this screening dog. 5tsak9's will be sniffing around passengers to detect explosives or other dangerous substances. "eyewitness news" got a first-hand look at how they'll be used. they may come around, sniff around your feet, around your ankles. but they won't be too intrusive. >> passengers traveling for the holiday are advised to allow extra time and exercise patience. terrorism will be the main topic when president obama

hoses french president francois hollande at the white house. a street cleaner in suburban paris found an explosive vest. the vest did not have a detonate or but it did have the same type of explosive used in the november 13th attack. in belgium, another round every police raids led to the arrest of 21 people. however, suspect sal an is not among them. brussels plans to reopen schools and mass transit tomorrow. but, belgium will remain under the highest travel alert for at least another week. new this morning, philadelphia fire investigators are trying to pinpoint what sparked a fire at a car wash in bustleton. that fire started around 1:45 this morning, near bustleton avenue and nor walk road. it was under control in about a half hour. there are no reports of any injuries. this is developing right now. the army just confirmed that four american troops have been killed in a helicopter crash at fort hood, texas, the helicopter was on routine

training mission last night when it crashed killing everyone on board. the military has not identified the victims yet. >> also, developing overnight, five people shot near the side after ongoing protest in minneapolis, minnesota. eyewitnesses say three white supremecists fired into a group protesting the police-involved shooting of jamar clark. all of the victims suffered non-life threatening injuries. police are working to identify the gunman involved. and, a grim milestone here in philadelphia. the city has already passed last year's murder total with five weeks still left in the year. a double murder in a port richmond home yesterday brought the total number of murders in 2015 to 249. that is one more than last year. it is also the most murders in the city since 299 people were killed in 2012. the cause after house fire in gloucester county is under investigation. chopper three over that scene last night on the 1100 block of lexington drive in depford. firefighters say, two people,

man and woman, were inside the home at the time. the woman was taken to the hospital for observation. two firefighters who entered the home were forced out and had to fight that fire from the outside. no one else was injured. >> 5:08 right now. he is definitely not a superhero. see the costume character wanted for attack ago cab driver. also: >> saw the second plane come in. i said wow, that's unbelievable. and there were people that were very, very happy. and those people -- >> donald trump doubles down on his controversial comment about 9/11. and he's not the only presidential candidate coming under fire. >> and do you think your daily commute to work is bad? well, stay with local highways, just made the list of the worse bottlenecks in the country. >> ♪

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coming down. >> both donald trump and ben cars owe have said they saw video of people in new jersey cheering on september 11. >> did you see that happening, though, on 9/11? >> i saw the film of it, yes. >> many media outlets question the claim. >> police say that didn't happen. >> there were people that were cheering in the other side of new jersey where you have large arab populations, they were cheering as the world trade center came down. >> teams of checkers found different origins to the story. rumor or baseless claims video of people celebrating overseas, not in new jersey, or to an article from the washington post, a week after 9/11, describing law enforcement questioning people who are allegedly seen celebrating the attacks, while they watched the devestation on the other side of the river. but there is no evidence anything came of the questioning. ben carson has since backtracked on a statement, and other candidates distance themselves from the claim. >> i don't recall seeing it. i don't know where mr. trump gets his evidence. >> the billionaire businessman

is still topping the gop field in the nationwide survey. and leads carson by ten points. i'm marry maloney reporting. >> all right, 5:14 right now, the latest on our cold blast, justin in for katie. if you get in the car, crank the heat up. at least the winds not as bad today. >> that's huge. this is it. one more cool day. then each day we warm it up. yet still on track to hit the 60s, just in time for the holidays. how about that? some thanksgiving warmth. >> sixty-six on "black friday". perfect shopping wetter. >> right. let's take you outside right now, just have some clouds to deal, with overall, just nice dry conditions, out on the roadways. so, can't blame the weather for any traffic problems this morning. and really, looking pretty good. so still chill today. that's our headline. then nice weather overall for our travel. and again, we take a look at the thanksgiving forecast, as you check out the weather headlines, and that's really what's on tap for the next several days. so looks good for the rest of the week, then the weekend we change it up with the next

storm system. get to that in just a bit. cold, 29 swedesboro, millville the cold spot, 22, upper 20's in the capitol city of delaware, voorhees also coming in at 29 degrees, mid 20's, this hour, in mt. holly, similar numbers to the north and wells. so could be some frost, some spots, too, if we clear the skies out little bit. lit disturbance rolling through the region, maybe stray flurry far northern lehigh valley into the poconos, that's about it, those clouds will give way to more sunshine this afternoon. that's compliments of high pressure which is on top of us, still locking in the cooler air, once it leaves the region for wednesday, start to warm it up. talking low 50's wednesday, full sunshine, thursday, and thanksgiving 60 degrees, and even warmer on friday. ahead of this cold front, mid 60s friday, then this front starts to change up our weather, for the start of the weekend. today, though, going mostly sunny conditions to the this afternoon, tonight another clear, cold night. great travel conditions for your wednesday. mostly sunny skies, today, 49 degrees for the high with increasing sunshine, tonight, 35, for center city, 20's out

in the suburb, thanksgiving forecast, plenty of sun at 60. and if you think that's kind of unusual, not so much. i mean, average high is 52. so way above that. the last time we had 60 or higher was back in 2007. not too long ago where we hit 71 degrees, and the record 75, setback in 1941. but we also will snow on thanksgiving, as well. so you kind of get a little of everything. extended forecast, nice and dry through the ends of the week, each day gets warmer, front moves through, watch out for few showers around with temperatures back to the low 50's, now that it is starting to feel like winter, a lot of people are wondering what's in store for our winter forecast. the eyewitness weather team has your winter weather outlook tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 you don't want to miss it. meisha, there is a lot of huge players out there that will impact our weather. it will be cool. check it out. >> yes, absolutely. i can't even believe it will be 06 on thanksgiving. that to me is a party in and of itself. so much to be grateful for on thursday, yes indeed. all right, here is a look at the vine, headlights are

moving in the eastbound direction. so this is eastbound, looking good there. this is what i typically keep my eye on, the eastbound direction of the schuylkill. that's usually waist getting really hot as you move into center city. but looking good at eighth street. schuylkill and eighth street looking great. ben franklin bridge for those of you coming from the ben franklin bridge, slow that down, coming from jersey, overall. looking pretty good here, into center city. ben franklin bridge yesterday at about this time was heating up little bit more. mower so -- more so today. now, this is where we did have an accident, our first accident of the morning. this is in marple township route one north at the blue route 476 south onramp. you can see, they are just starting to tow this vehicle away when penndot had zoomed in on this camera, we did see leaking fluids on the roadway as well. i just want to point that out. looking fluids, specially gasoline, use extra caution in this area. i'll let you know it does

clear, erika, back over to you. >> thanks so much. here is something to think about when sitting in traffic this morning. you could be stuck in one of the worse traffic bottlenecks in the country. philadelphia has of two them, including what else the schuylkill expressway between city avenue and roosevelt boulevard, familiar site. the number is number 36 on the american highway users alliance cents list of worse traffic jams. that stretch of highway leads to an annual delay of 700,000 hours and more than 263,000 gallons in lost fuel. now the other one is right on the vine street expressway between the schuylkill and 24th street, live look right now, not much traffic. now is the time to drive t but that .3 of a mile part of the highway causes drivers to spend 300,000 hours stuck in traffic, wasting 112,000 gallons every fuel every year. >> more than 47 million people are expected to hit the road this week for thanksgiving. and now there is an urgent plea for people riding in the back seat to buckle up.

as cbs news correspondent transportation correspondent kris van cleave reports, new study warns about dangerous and deadly trends. >> this dash cam video shows you why, if you are sitting in the back seat, you should put on a seatbelt. this man, and young child, go flying through the cabin of a car during a collision. new research from the governor highway safety association finds those not wearing seatbelts died in crashes in 213, about half would have likely survived if they had only buckled up. what is it about the back seat that makes people think they don't need to wear their seatbelt? >> first, you have heard for years, you're safer in the back seat. second you don't think about it as much when you get into the back seat specially something like attacks i, and third, half the states don't have laws requiring belt use in the back seat. >> doctor jim headland wrote the report, of particular concern are passengers in cabs and ride sharing services like

uber. a 2014 new york sit taxi commission survey found 62% of riders did not wear their seatbelts. overall, more than one in five back seat passengers don't buckle up. 87% of those in the front seat do. >> it is cheap. it is easy t may save your life. >> according to government data, passengers riding in the back seat are three times more likely to die in a crash if they are not wearing their seatbelt. kris van cleave, cbs news, new york. >> another reason to buckle up. still ahead, chip kelly gets called out after the eagles embarrassing lost. hear his testy exchange with radio host that has a lot of people talking this morning. also, it is hard enough to run a marathon, right? so why is this guy doing it, and in all of his fire fighting gear in hear the message he hopes to spread during his run. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back, running a

marathon is already tough. but one firefighter went the extra mile at the philadelphia marathon on sunday, and he ran the entire race, decked out in his fire fighting gear. check him out. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones spoke with that fire fight per the message behind his unusual running outfit. of all of the runners perhaps one stood out the most. that's firefighter steven bender running full 26.2 miles, in full gear, including the air tank. >> this is at least, what, 20 pounds maybe? >> about 20, 25, yes. >> are you crazy? >> some people said i'm crazy but i don't believe so. >> bender is motivated if nothing else, does all of this foray tension, but not for himself, rather for his charity. firefighter five foundation. >> you must get some looks, i imagine? >> i do get some looks. >> its mission, to pay entry fees, expenses, for first responders ends erring races and other competitions. >> is it a first to run into a fire, first to run, and they kind of forget about themselves. their health starts to

deteriorate, gain weight -- >> was 1240 pounds. >> when you look at running it, it save you? >> i believe so. it is not just the physical aspect of it, there is the mental aspect, as women. you run it, helps clear the minds. >> basilica of saints peter and paul the way he finished philadelphia's marathon in little over five hours and 30 minutes. it is the fourth time he's run a full marathon in full turn-out gear, and it ways about 40 pounds. >> hot is the worse part. weight is one thing, but the heat, the hot, the temperature, i was really sweating badly. >> forty-one year old has no plans on slowing down any time soon. he plans on running a marathon in every state in full gear. he thinks it should take him about 12 years. >> it seems almost impossible. >> no, nothing is impossible. just like i tell people out there. mile 22, 23, of the philadelphia marathon, i was saying just one step at a time, we got it, one stealth at a time. >> to date the foundation has raised about $35,000.

in boothwyne, delaware county, todd quinones, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" >> high school marching band in boothwyne celebrating a big win. the sun valley marching band from aston, brought home the band state championship in hershey. beat out 12 competing schools in the american open division. the band was recognized in brookhaven at the council meeting there. "eyewitness news" spoke with the proud band director. >> their championship performance was probably a level that i've never seen before. the way they performed, the way they really took everything in, i casino of new when we came off the field it was something magical. and that's really great to see. >> it's been great year for the sun valley band, they've placed first in every competition that entered this year. that's total of 71st place

finishes. well done, guys. coming up in the next hauer hour, what you can expect to pay to put thanksgiving dinner on the table this week. jan? >> reporter: local college student is stabbed and robbed while walking home recently. now, philadelphia police want you to take a look at this surveillance video, so you can help track the suspect down. i'm january scan carabeo reporting outside moore college. that video straight ahead. jan, thanks. also this guy is not clowning around. you can call him a hero. see how he saved two strangers while dress in the his costume. justin? >> we have another chilly day on tap, across the region, but each day gets little warmer as we head toward thanksgiving. those details until the eyewitness weather forec

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good morning, take a gook look at this surveillance video, right now, police looking for that man who stabbed college student on her way home from class. now, other students are on edge. more of the video police want you to see, as they try to track down that attacker. >> first though, it is another frigid fall morning out, there grab your hat and gloves on your way out the door, unless your name is justin drab i can, because then you don't wear a hat or gloves. >> making me look bad. >> not at all. >> at least thein