>> good morning. >> lots of construction plus more serious accident that happened around 1:00 a.m. that has got some people talking. i'll get to that in a moment. at least as far as weather goes, it is quiet. we had a frontal passage that was lackluster front help it came to the moisture. didn't do much. we will show you what is left, on storm scan, for now we will take you back in time and talk about the change that took place yesterday. we had over achieved, hit 92, tied the daily record, and 92 at this time of the year, typical that ties record for 1995, and now, we cannot even hit 80. we are looking at a high of 78 degrees. nice comfortable crisp day barely a breeze because this front didn't do a heck of a lot. it didn't have a lot to it. what it lacked in moisture was lacked wind energy especially and made up for it with the cooler air. you may wonder well, not that cool outside still at 70 at

millville and wildwood but transition is still taking place. we are seeing cooler a air in mount pocono in the 40's. it will eventually catch up to it, to appear along i-95 and points off to the south. we need to give it time. balancing act takes place later today. still lingering shower very isolated in nature as that front continues to trek through, but we are at 78 in the city. less humid, cooler. we have got sunshine. we will take the tall. a lot of people love pulling out those fall jackets. thank you very much. good morning everyone happy thursday. beautiful shot here of the ben franklin bridge, moving in the westbound side in center city. we are looking nice and quiet. we are looking as we should. ninety-five south at cottman another shot we will show you looking good, again fairly typical and typical in the world of travel never a bad thing. i-95 south coming around that s curve, early risers but for sure overall in the slowing town. looking great. this is accident we were talking about, this is one that happened, around

1:00 a.m. involving two tractor trailers, six people transported to the hospital, good news no serious injuries here. take a look, this is new jersey turnpike southbound past route 73, again right lane is block because of this accident, not slowing you down too much right now, just some activity and might get a gaper delay and keep my eye on it for you. hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail today after spending one days recovering from pneumonia. >> meantime her rival donald trump questioned her stamina for first time since she was diagnosis. we are just 53 days until election day. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live from the sat center with candidate's health record taking center stage. jan, good morning. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. hillary clinton's campaign spent last few days reassuring voters she's fit to serve as president and now we are hearing from the candidate physician. this is as donald trump speaks about his health to celebrity doctors oz. in a letter release by her campaign hillary clinton's

doctor wrote that 68 year-old is healthy, fit to serve as president of the united states. doctor lisa bardack says besides, pneumonia her recent physical exam is normal and that clinton is in excellent medical condition. it came hours after donald trump, brought a doctor's letter to the doctor oz show. >> if elected at age 70 you will be the oldest person to ever enter the oval office. why do you think you have the stamina for the job. >> just about the same age as ronald reagan and hillary is a year behind me. i would say just based on my life. i don't know if this makes sense i feel as good today as i did when i was 30. >> reporter: questions about clinton's health is giving trump a fresh line of attacks. speaking at a rally trump noted packed room was hot. >> do you think hillary would be able to stand up here for an hour and do this. >> reporter: meanwhile bill clinton came to his wife's defense he stepped this at an

event in nevada as she recovered. >> beats living daylights out of the stake through the heart of our common future and our common humanity. >> reporter: this all comes as more hacked e-mails released, in them former secretary have of state colin powell had critical word for both candidates. he called clinton a friend i respect in one e-mail but in another he wrote, hrc touches she kind of screws up with hubris. powell called trump a disgrace. clinton nor trump has comment budd republican vice-presidential candidate mike pence defended trum in an interview with "eyewitness news". >> we will have a president that will up hold highest standards of the integrity and in the land. that is my message traveling across pennsylvania. pence tells "eyewitness news" his health record will be made public before week's end and clinton's running mate senator tim kaine released letter there his congressional doctor describing him as an overall excellent health. we're live, this morning, jan

carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". back to you. meanwhile, house democrats want to know more about a donation given to a florida attorney general, pam bondy. trump gave a 25 you this dollars donation from the trump foundation to bondi. her office was considering an investigation into trump university but did not officially open an investigation. the new york attorney jennies also looking into the practice of the foundation. beverage companies have filed a lawsuit to block the philadelphia sugary drink tax set to start in january. the tax amounts to 18 cents, on 12-ounce cans of sugary drinks. new you tax violates the law because it duplicates the state sales tax and they say it unfairly taxes sugary drinks at a higher rate then other drinks. mayor kenney wants to use taxes to expand prek. the mayor added in a statement, while it is repugnant that multi billion dollar soda industry would try

to make and take away these educational community programs, we're not surprised by their lawsuit. our reporter justin finch will have a live update on this story in about 30 minutes, jim. >> thanks, brooke. two months after west philadelphia teen is gunned down, his hughes i can is now being released. >> ♪ >> tyhir barnes was 15 when he was shot to death in july on a basketball court by two other teens. a producer is releasing a mixed tape with 16 songs that barnes left behind. but for his mother, it is just too much to handle. >> it just brings chills. i have not the listened to those. i have to turn it off. then i will play it again, turn it off. i'm not at that point where i can just listen to it. >> reporter: for more information on how to purchase the mixed tape visit our web site at cbs philly.com. some of the proceed will go to the family. "eyewitness news" has confirmed that the cousin of philadelphia rapper meek mill

was shot to death in south philadelphia tuesday night. "eyewitness news" on the scene in the 1800 block of snider avenue where 21 year-old angelo cologne was shot in the head. he was pronounced dead at the scene. no word on a suspect or a motive. police are searching for two suspects in the violent robbery of a upper darby pharmacy. police say suspect first check out the store and then left, ten minutes later they say they returned wearing masks, stealing thousands of pills but missing the most powerful drugs. the officers say two pharmacy employees are recovering after being roughed up during the robbery. police say that the suspect may also be responsible for robberies of other pharmacies. man who called himself philly jesus has been found guilty of trespassing. the ruling stems from his arrest this may at apple store on 16th and walnut. authorities say that philly jesus whose real name is michael grant, he blocked an aisle inside the store with a cross, and then refused to leave when asked. he was sentenced to three

months probation, his lawyer says they will appeal. outdoor plaza at philadelphia's new museum of the american revolution opens today in olde city. >> now "eyewitness news" was there for the installation of five cannons earlier this week this he were used in the revolutionary war. this morning philly pops will perform and reenactors will mingle with the crowd. museum will feature historical artifacts and documents, when it officially opens up in april. still ahead allen iverson sits down with late show host stephen colbert. hear what the hall of famer had to say. also authorities arrest a man they say set fire to a florida whose being, coming up the reason yes could be facing life behind bars. and a typhoon rocks chine, this morning we have a new look at damage left behind, we will show you more, next. >> ♪

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pakistan. authority say a passenger train collided with a freight train earlier this morning and several people are still trapped inside four overturn carriages. officials say some of those hurt are in critical condition. a florida man facing arson and hate crime charges in connection to the fire at whose being where orlando nightclub gunman omar mateen worshiped. police believe joseph michael shriver used an accelerant to ignite fire sunday. authorities say that the three two-year old had multiple anti islamic post on his social media accounts. he faces life in prison because officials say it is a habitual offender. no one in the center, was in the center at the time that the fire broke out. when you you wish upon a star you will be able to know exactly which one it is. >> that is thanks to an ambitious project to map milky way and other galaxies. the european space agency is publishing most detailed 3-d map ever made of the milky way and it encapsulates the

brightness of more than 1100 stars. scientists say project could pinpoint priest size locations of more than a billion stars, before it is finished. meanwhile take a look at this powerful typhoon wreaking havoc in china storm made land fall earlier this morning after ripping through the, southern part of the taiwan. morning light revealed empty streets covered in debris, fallen trees, office buildings have broken glass from shattered windows. other areas were subject to flooding. wow. >> was this from the other day, kate that i big one with the 185 miles an hour wind. >> it is, and it is still out there and that storm has weakened new to tropical storm status, however, this is classic example of how it doesn't necessarily matter the strength. if you have enough moisture with any system whether it is tropical or not you can have this, incredible, impact from this. so there was, about 2 feet of rain, lust, 2 feet of rain,

that fell in the 24 hour period of this storm. it is downgraded to a tropical storm but this is still, expected to produce a incredible rainfall rates and in addition to what we have already seen probably in the spot that had another feet, one to 5 inches on top of that. storms hit north east of china is expected to bring a foot and a half spots in these spots. just incredible the scope of that storm system. we have our own set of problems in our tropical waters here. tropical depression julia moving east very sluggishly, thankfully somewhat of a ambulancing blow by comparison of other storms in the south east but no impact here, tropical storm ian also still trucking along off to the north, no threat to land or property but we now have tropical depression number 12, out in the open waters of the atlantic near cape verde island. that eventually could become in the next named system which would be karl.

we will take you back stateside and on dry land. it is dry. you can see is what left of the frontal boundary. it just didn't do a lot. it brought a couple showers in the the last few hours. wraps you saw rain drop here on your windshield but that was it. in the wake it makes um for what it lacks with moisture. we are seeing dry dryer air settle n54 at the airport. feels nice and refreshing. on our comfort index we will call it please an. it feels great. very light wind too. it will feel great too now many of you temple fans, pep state will be heading out to happy valley this weekend. it does look like a new front potentially triggering a shower or storm late in the game, but would i say kick off you are looking okay. that same front will eventually bring us our next round of showers and storms on sunday. meisha, back over to you. katie, thank you so much for that. good morning. happy thursday. looking outside in the world of travel, it is looking quiet, roadways are good, nice and dry, great news, vine street closed between schuylkill and broad. it is starting to clear.

it is jumping on the schuylkill we are looking good, but birds eye view shot give you a nice overview what you are working with on the vine and schuylkill and we are looking good. first shot in new jersey 42 freeway north bound at creek road approaching 295 is what you are looking at. steady stream of vehicles hitting the roadways right new but this is fair liz typical. this is what we typically see in new jersey right around this time. we are looking good on 42 right now. boulevard taillights are moving in the southbound direction at wissohickon, so if you are moving in either southbound or northbound side of the boulevard this is what you are looking at. this is actually probably heating up quicker then what we would typically see on thursday morning, so, then we have an accident, happened around 1:00 a.m. two tractor trailers involved, two people transported to the hospital. route 73, that right lane is still block. brooke, over to you you. thanks, meisha. now time for a look at newspaper headlines from across the region. >> from the news journal delaware state police are

looking for a crook stealing batteries from buses. the authorities say that more than 40 batteries were stolen from landing bus company in sea forward and laurel between tuesday night and wednesday morning. on the front page of the burlington county times, the county may have to suspend some planned road work this year because of, the ongoing stalemate over new jersey's bankrupt transportation trust fund. repaving was scheduled on 14 highways, partially funded with five million-dollar in state aid, that is that the country has yet to get. from the delaware county daily time, tinicum and springfield township have been awarded federal grants to hire fire fighters to supplement their declining volunteer base. tinicum will get $700,000 from the department of home land security, and the federal emergency management agency. springfield will receive around $450,000. that is a look at some newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. how about this next step unique competition, a lot of

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hey there, welcome back. thanks for waking up with us on "eyewitness news". >> pat is here with sports and familiar names we will talk about this morning. >> nfl hall of fame induction list, we will see who make it. couple big names. here they are. one of the best known philly sports legend allen iverson was just inducted in the the basketball hall of fame. two other philadelphia sports stars could be heading to canton and the football hall of fame. among the 2017 nfl hall of fame nominees is the great brian dawkins. dawkins played in philadelphia for 13 seasons before finishing his career in denver. he was select to nine pro bowls. also first time nominee donovan mcnabb he spent 11 seasons in philadelphia and appeared in six row bowls. on the list from last year is terrell owens who in my opinion should have been a first ballot hall of famer but was left out. we will wait an extra day for eagles football but on monday

night they will have a big match up against dabears. one player is urging residents to get more involve in the community, that is defensive end connor barwin at center city sips promoting his the philadelphia citizen. barwin expect to cbs-3 about what he wants to see from this great city. >> this city as you can see from the excitement out there meeting the browns and carson wentz performance, this city is buzzing. with this article we are trying to tap into that enthusiasm and get people excited about what a great city this is, get them civically minded and find ways to help out to make it even better. >> just like that football is back. thursday night football, tonight, right here on cbs-3, it is the jets and the bills kick off is at 8:25. high school football and we now know which game of the week will be for the friday football frenzy, three great

candidates but it is timber creek at cherokee, be sure to tune into cbs-3 friday night for fantastic high school action. first four seasons in the major freddie galvis totaled 20 home runs hitting a career high seven last night. he is blowing that number out of the water and he continues his power play last night in south philadelphia, second inning, phillies/pirates game three of four and galvis, yet again goes yard. a two run home run his 19th on the season. one shy of his career total coming in the year. for the sixth we will go this ball goes far. that is tommy joseph, solo blast to left, he too has 19 on the season. phillies win six-two. series finally tonight. i mentioned allen iverson newly minted basketball hall of famer, he sat down with stephen colbert. they discussed many topics of iverson's legacy of bringing style to the basketball. >> i was than the afraid to be

who i am. i didn't think thinking was wrong with it. i dressed like the guys i grew up with, i looked like the guys i grew up with. my corn rows was because i was tired of going to different city to city having different barbers cutting my hair, they were messing my hair up. if i get corn rows i don't have to have that problem. >> with that, he started a trend, that continues to this day. he is wearing a rangers hat. i don't get it. >> i think he has had this conversation before about being yourself, and certain things really don't have negative impact on who you are as a person. >> he has always been himself, for sure. >> interesting gentlemen. thanks, pat. coming up next on "eyewitness news" it has a water park, a steak house and even a boutique. >> is this pat's house. >> no, no we will tell but a gas station so fancy. >> a gas station.

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feeling like fall, good morning, center city and all across the delaware valley. we are in for a day of sunny but cooler temperatures. thanks for joining us. i'm brooke thomas. i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a minute but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today hillary clinton makes her return to the campaign trail. she spent last several days resting in her home after being diagnosed with pneumonia. why do you think you have the stomach mina for the job.

>> i feel as good today as difficult when iowas 30. >> trump campaign will release physical results today after the show airs. a shocking find in trenton. >> thirty packets of heroin in his lunch box. >> beverage companies have filed a lawsuit to block the philadelphia sugary drink tax from taking effect in january. ♪ >> that was stephen colbert singing about nellie's tax problems on the late show last night. jim has been listening to hot in here. >> i have. >> for those tax problems may be on their way out the door. >> i have my