tv Eyewitness News at 430 CBS September 23, 2016 4:30am-5:01am EDT
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live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> a third night of demonstrations in charlotte, north carolina. this time a curfew went into effect. what happened when protesters stayed put as midnight came. a big crash involving several cars and a tractor-trailer closes the blue route. meisha has the detours you'll need for your morning commute. >> and a break in the case of a series of gun store burglaries. two arrests are made. we'll tell you the one thing investigators credit with generating a loft tips. good morning, tgif, today is friday, september 23rd, i'm jim donovan. >> hey, there i'm brooke thomas. it is friday. lets december this, let's get started on a check of the forecast with katie. several traffic alerts on the road with meisha. >> morning. >> we sure do. it will be a very busy start
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to our friday. a very serious accident on the blue route and another very serious accident on 206 in jersey. i'll be get to go those? just a moment. >> at least the weather still quiet. don't have to worry about any wet weather. there is a front crossing through, we look at storm scan first, where things are quiet, tranquil, clear sky out there, couple every clouds up over the poconos, that's actually the beginning leading edge of frontal boundery that's eventually going to cross our region, as it does so, likely comes through dry, from now definitely dry across the entire region. we can expect to see a lot more sun than anything yet again here today. temperatures currently stand a bit of variety pack, you have some four's up in the mountain us terrain, 65 degrees at the airport, and the mid and up ear's around many of the outlying suburbs, even trenton, 57 at this hour, so it is a bit of a cool start depending on your location, but still technically little milder than we would normally find. eventually rebounding back into again some pretty warmer the tori later today.
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fifty-seven is the temperature, in doylestown, at 50 quakertown, and 53 out in pottstown. meanwhile, as the day progresses, pair of eight's the expected high today. it will be hot. we get you up to 88 degrees in the sunshine, upper 70s the expectation in the resort towns not quite as harsh, not big fan of the heat, don't worry if our fan of the cooler air, that will be on the way for you. i'll tell when you it comes around a bit later in the show. we send it back over to you. >> thank you, developing right now, all northbound lanes of the blue route are closed in montgomery county after multi car crash. police tell us a tractor-trailer and three other cars crashed near county line road over pass in lower merion. this happened just before 11:30 last night near mile marker 14.3. one person had to be cut out of their car and flown by helicopter to the hospital. no details on any other injuries at this time. first responders are still on the scene. >> and, this could be real mess for your morning commute. >> absolutely, meisha has the detours to help you get around
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the crash. meisha? >> good morning, so yes, very serious accident as jim was just talking about here, in lower merion township. now this accident happened around 11:30 p.m., blue route northbound is closed right now because of this accident between saint david's villanova and the stuck. five vehicles involved. one was a tractor-trailer. i can tell you right now that traffic is being diverted around this area. so you're not going to have a choice, you will be diverted onto route 30. if we get any other ways you can go we'll let you know as soon as possible, right now just know anywhere around the area you will be diverted on where they are taking you, right now it is route 30. again very serious accident here. we have another very serious accident in jersey. i'll turn to 206 southbound heading road, you guys, so this is in florence, in urge new jersey, 206 southbound, heading road, right lane blocked, downed pole, wires in and around this area. again, traffic is being diverted here as well. if you want to use alternate around this altogether new jersey turnpike is probably going to be your best bet. but again another serious accident right lane blocked,
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this is absolutely going to slow you down this morning. then we have another accident, the vine actually clear by the way, but we have another accident 206. we just discussed that, northeast extension southbound. p.m. your attention to this one between lansdale and mid-county. overall waking up this morning to a lot of messes out there. give yourself some extra time on this friday morning. >> breaking news also this morning, one person is dead in a crash in florence township burlington county. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live near the scene of the crash. jan? >> reporter: brooke, jim, that's right, burlington county officials tell us one person dead, one person injured, in this serious car accident here in florence township new jersey. you can see that police are keeping us pretty far away from the scene this morning. but if you take a look at the video you can get better idea what's happening down the road. you can see that mangled car, in a sheet or tarp, over what's going on right now. this is still an active crash scene, and investigation. this accident happened around 2:30 this morning, at the intersection of west front
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street and woodlawn avenue. officials say one person was thrown from the vehicle and died here at the scene. the other person who was injured was taken to the hospital for treatment. and at this point, that person's condition is unknown. now, we're here at the scene, and police are investigating, but no word yet on what caused this accident, of course we will continue to keep you to up date. again one person is dead, one person is injured taken to the hospital here in florence township, brooke, jim, back into you. >> thanks, jan. protesters in charlotte in north carolina are keeping up calls for justice, demands to go see video of the faith al police shooting of keith scott. >> demonstrators clashed with police for third night in a row shortly before a mandatory midnight curfew took effect. don champ won with the latest from charlotte. >> reporter: police in riot gear moved in on demonstrators along interstate 277 in charlotte. shortly before the mandatory curfew took effect. protesters stood with their hands up, one man took a knee.
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as tensions escalated officers used tear gas, and pushed them off the highway. >> when you try to set up for a cause, you got to go all in. you can't run and -- dr. king did it, man. >> some residents even stepped in to help maintain calm. demonstrators circled downtown charlotte for hours. others stage add die-in on the steps of the county courthouse with national guards men feet away. >> there was a lot more positive people out here, a lot more groups were involved tonight that want to make a statement peacefully. >> the relatively peaceful toll of the evening here in uptown charlotte followed two straight night of have i lent protests in the wake of the death of keith scott. hundreds of extra state patrol office terse and national guards men, with their heavy equipment, helped maintain order. protesters are demanding officials release video of the deadly police end count their claimed his life. scott's relatives privately
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viewed dash and body camera video of his killing thursday, and say they could not tell whether he was holding a weapon as police claim. their attorney had a message for demonstrators. >> we have to be mindful of the feelings of the loved ones of the people who have died before we rally to say make the video public. >> authorities say they will not release the video because of the ongoing investigation. don champion for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> authorities say two officers are being treated after they were sprayed with a chemical agent last night. the 26 year old man shot in the head during the protest in charlotte wednesday night has died. meanwhile, a driver is in the hospital this morning after running into the back after firetruck in cinnaminson, new jersey. now there is happened around 8:00 last night at the intersection of river road and union landing road. the northbound lanes of river road were closed for about an hour while police cleared the scene. no one on the firetruck was
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hurt in this accident. >> two teenage remembers in jail accused after spring of robberies at a northeast philadelphia gun shop. investigators say the two, 17 year old suspect, are charged with break-in's at lock's philadelphia exchange on the 6700 block of rome and avenue during the past month. authorities say 17 handguns were stolen during three burglaries. police say so far none of those weapons have been recovered. atf officials say $10,000 reward generate add lot of tip calls from the public. in campaign 2016, both candidates are off the campaign trail preparing for monday night's debate. >> last night donald trump made his second stop in aston, delaware county. the republican presidential nominee spoke to a crowd of about 4,000 people. he talked about security saying woe work police not against them. he also prom ills today bring manufacturing jobs back to pennsylvania by fixing what he calls broken and unfair international trade deal. democratic presidential nominee, hillary clinton, is
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currently leading the polls in pennsylvania. she spent time preparing for monday's face-off while her runningmate rallied supporters in reno, nevada. says clinton will deliver on issues like climate change, free higher education, equal pay, and paid leave. hillary clinton-donald trump will face each other monday at hofstra university t start at 9:00. you can watch us right here on cbs-3. >> and, look for jessica dean's live reports on "eyewitness news" starting at 5:00. this weekend, everyone will get a chance to experience downtown philly in a new exciting way with open streets. >> the first philly free street start tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. 10 miles of roads will be closed to cars so people could walk, return, or bike without having to worry about cars. now, the streets will also be lined with plenty of activities, and freebies, to promote healthy lifestyle. now, if you park in or around center city ticketing and towing begins tomorrow morning at 3:00 a.m. >> there were some scary
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welcome back everyone, a police officer in tulles a -- tulsa oklahoma facing manslaughter charges for shooting after unarmed black man. booked and released offer $50,000 bail. fatally shot terrence crutcher last week, police helicopter and dash cam captured the shooting on video. crutcher was unarmed, and walk to go his car with his hands up when he was shot. crutcher's family calls the charge against the officer a small victory.
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>> while we are pleased to learn that the officer who senselessly killed my beloved twin brother will face criminal charges for her wreckless act, we understand that nothing will bring him back. >> if convicted officer shelby face as minimum of four years in prison. >> security scare at new york leguardia airport what we are telling you about right now, terminal b was evacuated and shutdown for short time last night so authority could investigate an abandoned vehicle. >> this led to confusion among customers long lines. the bomb squad was brought in, the vehicle was towed away, and the all clear was given about two hours later. airport operations are now back to normal. >> the time now 4:43. >> katie, we finished the first day of fall, but it felt felt like summer and i'm not mad at that. will it feel like fall today? >> no, in short, still will feel very much summer like. if you are one of the folks that maybe waited really long time to closure pool, you're going to be grateful that you
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waited because today is a good day to take a dip. you'll see. let's go back in time, take a look at the stretch of summer and how warm it ended up being. july ended up being the seventh warmest july we've ever recorded, august, in fact, was the warmest ever on record in philadelphia. and those records do date all the way back to the 1800s, september at this point on track to hit the top ten. only one day so far that's a higher month that's been below average. now, we will add few more to that as the week progresses here, most notably headed into the second half of the weekends, for now, storm scan, still pretty quiet. cold front that sends us into the cooler pattern, here it is, you can see the bulk of the moisture as many of the previous fronts we're seeing rolling through the area, bulk of the moisture far removed off to the north here. even across the canadian border where you are finding the bulk of the energy, what you will lack in moisture it has to make up for with cooler area. see that in the seven day. for now just toasty. flirting with nine today. 88 degrees in the sunshine,
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also turning little more humid tonight. we drop to 64 with building clouds, take a look, by this weekend, back to reality realliment sunday again cooler than average in the sunshine, but perfect tailgate conditions i must say. >> certainly, katie, thank you so much. i'll change directions right away and take a look at the flashing light. what you are waking up to, very serious accident lower merion township, guys. happened around 11:30 p.m. i'll step out of the way. see waist going on here, the blue route northbound closed between saint david's villanova and the schuylkill, multiple vehicles involved, as you can see, a lot going on there. your alternate, right now, traffic is being diverted, onto route 30. make note of that. as you approach, they will be diverting you as the morning progresses, live shot out there, still crews out there, like i said, still diverting traffic, blue route is still closed so again blue route northbound closed between saint david's villanova and schuylkill because of the serious accident, another very serious accident, here, in florence, new jersey, route 206 southbound at heading
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road, right lane block, we have downed pole and wires in this area as well. traffic is being diverted around this area, as well. if you want to try it avoid it altogether your best alternate will be the new jersey turnpike, but again, lots going on here. it doesn't sound like it is slowing you down too much around that area before you are being diverted but it certainly will as we progress through the morning. so again, we had another accident, northeast extension, that's now since been cleared. that was southbound between lansdale and mid-county. again that accident just cleared. then we have construction, 95 north and south at route 420, left lane blocked in both directions. i'll have more on that coming up in a little bit. jim, over to you. >> boy, lots going on this morning on the roads, meisha, thank you. coming up: big news related to the recall of the samsung galaxy note seven. >> we'll tell you about the progress the company is making and replacing those devices in this morning's money watch report. stay with
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today the city of brotherly love will welcome 20 new us citizens. they'll take the oath of allegiance at city hall this afternoon, mayor jim kenly make a speech. the naturalization ceremony part of the city of philadelphia's welcoming week celebrations, the new citizens represent 14 countries. >> well, the time now 4:49. time for check on business news. >> mine watch's jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange. good morning, jill, breaking overnight, let's talk about this major hotel merger that's now a done deal. >> reporter: yes, marriott international, now the world's biggest hotel chain. overnight marriott completed its $13 billion buy of star wood hotel growing the company to 30 different hotel brands including star wood's sheridan, weston, saint regis properties, this means marriott controls one of every 15 hotels rooms around the globe. here is the big question, starting today, loyalty members can link their marriott and star wood rewards program. that was the big question mark
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that everyone wanted to know about. >> yes, because i have both. i want to merge them. jill, i understand you have an update on the samsung note seven fix? >> reporter: that's right. samsung says that half of the million americans who bought the galaxy note seven phones, which has now been recalled, have returned them. the vast majority of those people are actually just exchanging the recalled phone for a new note seven instead of getting a refund or a different phone. the new phones have batteries from a different supplier, of course, samsung recalled the phones because the batteries could over heat and potentially catch fire. so neither is good news, half of the people have returned them, the bad news is half of those phones are still out there. >> i'm surprised so many people stayed with the same phone. because a lot of times people like, you know what, too much trouble. interesting numbersment thanks so much, jill. >> the first weekend of fall. >> katie how cool will it get in the. >> definitely feeling hot, yet again today, but there is a significant cool-down that
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i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> starting the day off around the entire delaware valley, watching the colds front to approach, some spots specially far northwest of this shot into center city philadelphia, beginning to see couple of clouds. but clearly, no pun intended, no visibility issues for you out there, and it is really going to ends up being really not just sunny day but also very warm day. expecting these temperatures to rebounds incredibly efficiently as the day goes on. let's talk about daylight. interesting, we're losing minutes every single day, to the amount of daylight that we have at this time of the year. daylight saving time, we will see the sunrise time get later and later and later.
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but that said, we haven't had more than one day below average here in the month of september, so it is really going very, very mild month. but again, you're losing about two and a half minutes or so give or take of daylight every passing day. real wide zoom on storm scan, notice what's going on in new england, the frontal boundery we've been talking about for the last day or so. that's really bringing the bulk of the moisture to that part of the country but seeing the clouds begin to build across pennsylvania, and we are more than anything going to experience clouds out of that frontal passage, because the moisture kind of removed from it. once the front clears, the warmth gets wiped out. so what it lacks in moisture, will make up for on big drop in the thermometer. look ahead to eagles game day sunday. perfect football weather. you can layer up have, your eagles jersey on over a sweatshirt. sixty-seven at kick off time there, 4:25, see the game here on cbs-3. as the weekends progresses, we're going from flirting with 90 today, to the mid 70s where
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we should be tomorrow, to barely 70 come sunday, meisha, so quite a transition. >> real a transition. right now we make another transition. i'll pull this video right now, what you guys are waking up to for your morning commute specially around the blue route. very serious accident lower merion township, first responders on the scene here. happened around 11:30, blue route northbound closed between saint david villanova and the schuylkill. multiple vehicles involved, you can see here, you will have to use an alternate, right now, traffic is being diverted, at route 30, like i said, first responders still on the scene. all is updated. traffic being diverted, and the blue route northbound still closed. live shot for you, little hazy, letting you know still have the light out, there still have the crews out there, i'll let you know as soon as this clears. again those of you around the blue route it is closed right now between saint david's villanova and the schuylkill. another serious accident, 206 southbound at heading road, right lane block. downed pole and wires. traffic being diverted around this one, as well, so try it
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avoid it altogether you can use alternate. new jersey turnpike probably your best bet. again, another serious accident here that's absolutely going to slow you down this morning, or at least change the way that you were previously going to go. then construction out there, as well, 59 north and south, route 420, left lane blocked in both directions but actually looks like traffic volumes are looking little better than what we were seeing just little bit ago. the vine closed overnight, looks like that's now since been opened for those of you taking the vine, more construction on the pa turnpike, all of this coming up in a little bit. back to you. >> coming up in the next hour, latest on breaking news, deadly crash overnight in burlington county. >> we'll also have the update on this crash that sent two people including a teenager to the hospital. >> the white house is investigating how the first lady personal information got on line. we'll tell you what was shared when we come back. stay with us.
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>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. two big accidents impacting your morning commute. >> this one on a south jersey street, leaves one person dead, we're live at the scene with an update. >> we are also following a developing story, right now, the northbound lanes of the blue route are shutdown after an overnight crash. we'll have an update on the victim. plus, meisha will have the detours. >> in a live look at center city this morning, it has been warm start to fall. but, katie says, a big cool-down is coming. >> today is friday, september 23rd, good morning morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> busy morning on the roads. >> very busy, in fact, we were just talking about two serious accidents, third one just popped up, another one coming
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for you. it will be a very busy friday morning, you guys, so leave a little bit early. you'll need it. >> and obviously ever changing situation. >> totally is, yes. >> stick with us here, but at least in the weather department, things are nice and quiet. so my side of the des social security pretty tranquil. >> and it feels like summer out there today. actually do you have very cool start. see that on the thermometer readings in a second, but storm scan very, very quiet right now. you can see, some of the clouds starting to bill owe in across carbon, monroe counties, that's a sign of things to come. next cold front is going to be passing through, as we look ahead to tonight, specifically, but this cold front is very, very lack-luster. comes through with little fanfare, moisture content, specifically. when it comes through the cool air though you will notice the difference in the thermometer readings in the days ahead. today nice and clear, sunshine generally speaking just handful of clouds as the day goes on, actually will heat up. now, there is as a result an air quality alert that was issued for southeastern pennsylvania, down to the state of delaware, even spilling into maryland, as
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