track. unaudible. >> this is a frantic rescue effort after an explosion caused a house to collapse, trapping people inside, and find out how neighbors were able to save everyone. and ride the ducks makes a surprise announce. one impacting tourism in philadelphia. it is thursday october 6th good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm brooke thomas, it is friday eve. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning. >> whenever i say roads are looking good, he says do not jinks yourself. knock on wood. i can tell you, i just jinked myself. i said it was looking great, accident after accident all over the place. that is what we are dealing with. we will get to that in a moment. we have a nice dry roadways. >> absolutely sunnies not up yet, and i mentioned sun glare will get you, so make sure either advisor is working in your car or you have sunglasses ready to go. the lets turn first and fur most to the tropics. you know frankly that is a

major weather head line even here locally people want to know about matthew and i zoom it out to show you about only tropical system we're still tracking. tropical storm nicole is out there expect to have virtually no i am ago. certainly on the east coast but it may bring up some stronger surf, and that within about it. matthew in the meantime still very, very strong category three storm. you can see a well define eye over bohamas right now and moving northwest and making that curve to the left a bit. eventually it will strike the florida shoreline and we will have much more on this system as show goes on but bringing it back here locally to get you out the door it is quiet as can be, no cloud cover, if there is any at all, it is pretty thin. temperatures about a chance to drop off readily throughout lying suburbs, cool enough start i highly suggest an extra layer but that wind nice and calm regional wide, high pressure hooking us up to a gorgeous day.

despite cool start and need for extra layer, fleece, sweat shirt, eventually we will warm up to 76 degrees in the the city. perfect excuse to dine outside but feeling a lot of the cafes will set outdoor seating today and with the light wind and full sunshine why not. lets go to lunch, meisha. >> one of the days with the lost and found boxes at school are filled, and kid leave it all back after recess. >> katie, thank you. looking outside we have accidents out there so lets get right to it. still very dark. accident in bucks county here route one northbound at rock hill drive before business route one that right lane is compromised. you can see backup significant at this point. it is still early. we are just in the 6:00 o'clock hour. those backups will slow you down give yourself extra time. tacony street at bridge street in northeast philadelphia, we have got people walking outside their vehicles. all this will do is cause you to tap your brakes and try not to do that. we don't like that.

nothing to see, keep on driving. accident here in southwest philadelphia involving injuries hope road near lindberg boulevard might slow you down here as well, you will certainly have gaper delays, breaks going off. another accident in northern liberties. sixth street at fairmount avenue and we have even more coming up in about ten minutes, jim, over to you. lots going on, thanks. hurricane matthew is pounding bohamas and expected to intensify as it approaches the united states. >> and that is force something airlines to cancel flights to florida. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at philadelphia international airport and justin i know there was 1lone flight leaving around 6:00 a.m. this morning. did it get off the ground. >> reporter: brooke and jim, good morning. it seemed like there was lon last 6:00 a.m. miami flight out of philadelphia to my am you bye seconds late their flight became cancelled. good news for travelers if you must get to the orlando flights are still tracking on time but azamat you makes its way to the sunshine state

there is a chance those flights and many others could be cancelled too. hurricane matthew roared over bohamas parts of the florida became a ghost town. >> don't become a victim. make sure you get the out and get out tonight. >> reporter: as philadelphia international high hopes for some, hoping to hop a last minute flight down to miami. >> go back home take dare of my dog, my house, board windows up and take shelter. >> we are going to miami florida to see fsu miami game. my daughter is student at university of miami. >> reporter: it is not happening. people along east coast began heeding evacuation warnings yesterday flock to go fill up. >> i have driven around looking for gas and they do not have any gas. >> reporter: others cleared store shelves, and boarded up their properties. this boater in daytona beach is moving inland. >> we have ridden out a lot of storms in the past but this one i think will be much more dramatic. >> we will start feeling tropical storm force winds and we potentially could feel

hurricane force wind too for an extended period of time. >> reporter: matthew is expected to bring dangerous storm surges and beach erosion to georgia and south carolina tomorrow before moving out to sea this weekend. looking live at the flight here for us over orland he looking okay so far but that can still change at some point today as many flights have so far. some 1600 flights have been cancelled between wednesday and friday because of this storm and that is per flight aware.com. if you are traveling make sure you check with your airline carrier first. brooke and jim, back inside to you. nine u.s. military helicopter will be pressed into service to help haiti. island nation was hit hard by hurricane matthew. the country's now asking for help to reach devastated communities. crucial bridge collapsed through the storm and people have been stranded on both sides. stay with cbs-3 as we continue to machine for hurricane matthew and when we're not on the air we can always catch the latest on the conditions on our web site at cbs

philly.com. in other news one people are recovering from injuries after they were rescued from the house collapse in trenton. chopper three over wayne avenue where a gas explosion tore through a duplex around 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday, inspectors will be there today to see if the homes could be salvaged, neighbors helped rescue two people from the wreck age. >> we saw them clawing at the windows so a couple guys off the street threw bricks in the window and then tire on the street and i saw the tire and they climbed out of the house. >> boy, four families totaling 14 people in the care of the the red cross this morning. search is on for a gunman police say is responsible for deadly shooting in kensington. the it happened in the 100 block of east sterner street around 70:00 last night. police say someone shot a 47 year-old woman in the head neck and shoulder. she was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators say she may not have been the intended target. four more arrests been

made in the threat overthrown threats, police arrested a 12 year-old and police arrested three juveniles after tuesday arrest of the the 12 year-old from mace happening and monday arrest of to teens in washington township. police have identified a 13 year-old they say posted threats against city schools. well, sat nude for tourist, ride the ducks is shutting down its sight seeing tours. >> there our sister station kyw joins us live from the the phone to tell us more about this surprise announcement, good morning, tim. >> good morning, the duck boat, ride the ducks tour company announced they are closing up shop in philadelphia, duck boats grounded, the tour which takes people through the city streets and then for a cruise on the delaware river has been operating since 2003, the company says they cannot continue for financial reasons and big reason is a 330 percent jump in insurance premiums, the end of ride the ducks in philadelphia means 42 full and part-time employees

are losing their jobs according to the company. tourist connected to tragedy here in philadelphia, high profile, deadly incident, one on land and the other in the water. in 2010 when two hungarian students drawn in the delaware river after a tugboat both towing a charge hit the duck boat they were on, and 17 million-dollar settlement after that. last year another tourist was killed after a duck boat hit her while she was crossing the street in center city. families of those victims are represented by attorney robert mongeluzzi and called them death traps on the water, dangerous on land as well. in a statement he says quote a city without duck boat tours is a safer city. reporting live from olde city, tim jimenes, kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, tim. one particular satellite loop of hurricane matthew is spooking the internet we will show you what makes it especially scary, coming up next. plus another samsung phone

catches fire forcing a southwest jet to be evacuated but some say this should not have happen. we will show you why this phonies raising more alarms. are you thinking of tying kthis is but worry about finances? i talk to the financial advisor find out yes says getting married could help save you some money coming

problems tip to mount for samsung. >> another device caused a evacuation this louisville, kentucky. yesterday a samsung galaxy note seven over heated on the plane while it was still at the gate, waiting to take off. the owner of the samsung galaxy says he powered down his phone as instructed but when he did he says his phone began to smoke. >> i was just trying to get it away from me and no good place

to put it on plane. >> i heard popping that sounded like a zip lock bag, and i looked around to see what it was and there was smoke, coming out of my pocket. >> u.s. safety regulators announced formal recall of the galaxy note seven last month. green says phone that caught fire was actually the replacement for his recalled phone. well, as if people aren't already concerned enough about hurricane matthew, erie image was captured on the storm. >> weather channel meteorologist discovered this image on his weather satellite that looks like a skull, right. it is an undoctored, weather satellite image of hurricane matthew making land fall in haiti. meteorologist posted it on his facebook page and it has been shared almost 10,000 times. >> it looks like a skull, am i missing something. >> and below it like a smiling. >> like what do you see in this picture kind of thing.

>> what do you see. >> just smoke. >> i just see colors. >> wow. >> i don't like colors when it comes to weather. >> brighter color typically worst the weather and as we track hurricane matthew right now, satellite not looking creepy but it is not looking very happy right now, this storm system is expansive, continues to show a very well defined eye moving northwest as a very strong category three storm system and we have multiple locations where you've got hurricane warnings or watches in place and they extend all the way up to south carolina. thousands, actually millions of people being evacuated right now as a result. now this storm does not pose a threat to our shoreline thankfully but it will take a strange path and we will go through whacky hurricane paths we have seen. ivan from 2004 went in a giant loop, my husband's cousin rick, he had on bring his boat out of the water in pittsburgh because of the flooding there that storm system.

wrong way lenny, didn't come from the atlantic but develop in the caribbean and went wrong way, you see those storms from the atlantic and off to the west. esther did a loop in 1961 and kyle long lived storm all the way out in the western atlantic went across the ocean, loops it back and then came back again. that was a very extensive system and ginger was one just like tonight 1971, look at this, it is like a toddler took a crayon to the atlantic. matthew, kind of in that same category. the storm did get on a set path as it crossed over haiti, cuba and bohamas but it is expect to make a loop because of the way atmosphere flow is. jet stream will suppress it for many days on end and as a result it the is just stuck and sit and spin and go in the loop before finally fizzles to nothing. in the meantime at home it is all quiet. high pressure in place. beautiful weather buttories a cold front that moves in and

next week as early as sunday we will see below average temperatures regaining the weather headlines here. so as of saturday we will see showers, maybe some tropical moisture drawn north there matthew but no direct impact and come sunday we are back out of the woods with sunshine and cooler, meisha. >> katie, thanks very much. your morning commute just got busier but good news this is where we had an accident route one northbound, this was at rock hill drive before business route one and right lane was compromised because of an accident, looking okay there. this is where we have a difficultiesable vehicle i-95 north before cottman that center lane right now where that disabled vehicle is that will slow you down moving in the northbound direction but usually southbound side we will keep an eye on. an accident cleared here pennsylvania turnpike eastbound between reading and morgan town great news there. in collegeville overturn vehicle here wilson road at patients hill road make note for those in that area. another accident in northern liberties injuries reported here sixth street at fairmount avenue, so those in that neck

of the wood make a heads up of that. hope road near linberg boulevard another one in southwest philadelphia involving injuries, another one involving injuries and we ever we have injuries we know it will slow you down a bit. we have more to talk about when we come back but first we will take a quick break, stay right where you

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and welcome back, we've got an eye on the weekend and as we look forward we will see a cold front crossing through and some more clouds and showers on saturday, really anytime it looks like, there is a possibility that we will get tropical moisture getting drawn north which is matthew but that storm thankfully stays suppressed to the south. so no threat trekly, and it comes back out or at best into the 60's. guys, back to you. right now it is too many for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> delaware county daily times, lawmakers are concerned county could lose more than four million-dollar if state legislators do not amend a 2004 casino law. and requires casinos to pay 4 percent of the slot machine revenues to the host city was

deemed unconstitutional. from the cover of the teams hurled, the pennsylvania attorney general's office is reaching a settlement with the chain of nursing homes, that has been accused of misleading consumers by failing to provide basic services. under the settlement, relined senior and two million-dollar, and staffing levels and care. on the cover of the news journal work is underway at chase center on the river front from this weekend's delaware auto show, tenth annual she will include new models from 25 auto makers. that is a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. parents, listen up on this morning's healthwatch f.d.a. says you should stop using tablets and tells to help teething children. >> agency is looking into report of the side effects of kid you having seizures, breathing pledger and being lethargic. there is no official recall but cvs has pulled products off the shelves. to you are not a fan of super food, good news, nutritionist say there are all

the turntives to eat to get the same benefits. for example cabbage can be a substitute for cauliflower to boost immunity, cranberries can substitute for gogi berries for immunity. and, sesame seeds can substitute for chia seed for antioxidants and fighting bad cholesterol. >> what about pasta and garlic. >> and we're talking flu shots this morning in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" doctor jen will be here with advice on when to get one. wait until you see dramatic rescue of the horse, being pulled from a sticky situation. we will show you what crewness chester county needed to do to set him free, plus. both hillary clinton and donald trump are gearing up for their second debate, in a moment trump's campaign rally in nevada is going viral this morning. i'm hena daniels in new york with the latest on campa

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we have an eye on hurricane matthew this morning, people this three states have been warned to get out of the storm's path. >> it looks like we are in the clear here katie has track and what it means for us. good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm brooke thomas 6:30. here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> don't become a victim make sure you get the out. >> reporter: matthew is pounding bohamas and powerful storm is getting ready to close in on the florida coast. >> 1600 flights have been cancelled, between wednesday and friday, because of the pending threat of matthew. >> thank god nobody got hurt. >> red cross is helping four families when a natural gas explosion tore a house down in trenton. ride the duck has announced it is shutting down philly operations indefinitely.

it says an increase in insurance premiums of more than 300 percent, is making it in longer financially feasible to operate. ♪ >> james corden, love that that was julie chen host of the talk doing the thriller talk on the late, late the show with james corden last night was she dancing to beat it. >> i don't know what that was? >> i thought something was the matter with her. >> you shouldn't dance like that. >> problem is nobody dances better then him. >> you should see me at a wedding. >> so, jim likes to dance during commercial breaks and one of these taste we will record it and you will see how jim dances.

>> i think it was beat it, bye i think she had moves. >> was it thriller? >> either way, i recognized the mike at jackson vibe that she had going there. i thought she nailed it. jim, we will get you one of these december, we will see these dance moves on social media one of these days. let turn our focus to the weather where things are quiet here locally, of course, big story is matthew and even though it is expect not to have a direct impact on us. let me show what you will happen if you have travel interest down this way. very well defined eye still headed through bohamas and moving northwest toward florida, a very strong, category three storm system. might as well be category four, only 5 miles an hour shy of that threshold and very likely it will regain that status. back here at home clear as a bell, quiet, cool, i would suggest dress nothing layers today because you won't want to walk out with the shorts and t-shirts when it is 45 in allentown and later today you

do not want to wear a real heavy top because again, it will warm up, nicely. lets go outside to the city, 44 in pottstown. flirting with the 30's in quakertown. heat might be on in the car driving into work today but we will warm up efficiently, already by noon time 70 degrees, very comfortable and warming up nicely through the rest of the afternoon 76. above average at that point. tomorrow looks just as nice, now math the you as promised expected to stay to the south but we are tracking a frontal passage by week even. coming up we will tell but that track out any wet weather that may bring us and indirect impact matthew might send our way, along with that frontal passage. meisha, now back to you. >> katie, thank you. seventy-six and gorgeous, that is good news, bad news, right now is we have a lot going on the roadways, so first what you're looking at is disabled vehicle i-95 north before cottman. that center lane is compromised. this is not only thing out

there. a lot of flashing lights. it will cause you gaper delay and also some slow downs just random people tapping on the breaks because of the long lines that is breaking. you'll be stuck behind this and it will slow you town at this hour it doesn't matter southbound or northbound direction. another disable vehicle schuylkill eastbound at belmont that right lane left lane everybody making single file lane in the opposite side looking busy as well. we have another accident here southwest philadelphia involving injuries hook road near lindberg boulevard another one in northern liberties this one also injuries are reported here sixth street at fairmount avenue and collegeville wilson road at mill road, also flights are cancelled through fort lauderdale and miami. make sure you check your flight status on line. jim, over to you. donald trump and hillary clinton are gearing up for their second presidential debate on sunday. trump will be in new hampshire for a small town hall meeting while clinton is taking time to prep for the debate.

here's hena daniels. >> reporter: while campaigning in the the swing state of nevada native new yorker donald trump started rally by telling locals how to pronounce name of their home state. >> nevada, and you know what i said, you know what i said, i said when i came out here, nobody says it the other way, it has to be nevada; right. >> the moment prompted a response from the nevada senator and minority leader harry reid, in the statement reid says if donald trump wants to come down from the penthouse his daddy bought him to lecture us how you to say nevada he could pronounce it correctly. both candidates are gearing up for their second presidential debate, hillary clinton spent wednesday in washington d.c., prepping for the town hall style event. at a fundraiser she said trump's running mate had a tough time defending. g.o.p. nominee during vice-presidential debate on tuesday night. >> i thought tim did a great

job and every time he tried to push mike pence to defend what donald trump has said ape done pence just bobbed and weaved because trying to defend donald trump is an impossible task. >> reporter: trump and clinton square off in st. louis on sunday. hena daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". ratings are in for tuesday night's vice-presidential debate and they were the lowest since the year 2,000. 37 million viewers tuned into see mike pebce and tim kaine argue issues. that is not even half off the record number of viewers who turned in for the first presidential debate. people who watched on the internet or mobile devices were not included in the ratings. well, concerns are growing that hackers could try to affect this years presidential election. according to the department of home land security, 24 states have asked for department's help with they're lex system. it is not clear which states asked for help, although

pennsylvania is said to be one of the most vulnerable. horoscope from the mud in chester county is recovering in this morning. he had a tough day. cyrus clydesdale spent hours spent almost stuck neck deep in mud in thornbury township. rescuers needed special tools to dig him out and a crane to lift the 1700-pound horse. the owner says that this is receipt i uncommon. >> it was a shock, it is something that hasn't happened before about anything like a child, kid horses will get into different things. you don't always know had will happen sometimes. >> crews had to sedate cyrus as they worked to free him. vets say he will be very tired today but, okay. this morning uber x and lyft drivers in philadelphia are operating illegally. temporary permit issued in july expired at the end of the september. uber is new calling on state law make tours pass ride sharing legislation, once the house meets again, the taxi workers have called for requirements on uber and lyft

similar to regulations on taxis, until a decision is made uber x and lyft drivers risk ticketing and immediate impoundment of their vehicles there. >> hurricane matthew is stronger as it the hits bohamas ape takes aim at florida. katie has latest track, up next. jim. >> brooke flu season is upon us. 's here with doctor jen ready to get the my flu shot live on the air. willie pass out? stay tuned. we will tell but the shot and when to get it, pat. help me i'm stuck in space. i'm stuck here at please touch museum this morning as we are doing fun things, here with mr. potato head, we are celebrating 40 years of the please touch. come back and join

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millions of people along southeastern u.s. coast are bracing for hurricane matthew. >> after hitting the bohamas the category three storm could

regain strength as it inches closer to florida tonight. heavy rain, powerful wind and storm surge are expected. the deadly hurricane is expected to bring similar conditions, to georgia, and carolinas over the next few days. >> katie's been busy tracking matthew and what it means for south as well as our area. >> hi there, katie. >> that is exactly a thankfully not an issue for our area but i have been keeping a close watch for a week and it has looked like it might still move up the eastern seaboard as of yesterday though a very substantial, significant shift in the modeling and it continued to stay that way. so confidence is growing that we are not going to have to bear any kind of direct threat but for the southeastern coastline this is a very, very devastating storm system. looking at the current just statistics on the storm it is a very potent category three season with 125 miles an hour sustained wind. it is about 5 miles an hour shy of the being a category four and likely does in fact

start to, just restrengthen here, later on today approaching cape canaveral nearing land fall at that point. as we go days out in the weekend, it will be recurving and basically just going in a big loop out to sea, however, because it is getting suppressed to the south other than tropical moisture getting drawn north we will have not to deal witt, but because it is day's long event, this is very, very, and, you could end up not even, four plus inches on have rain. there will be spots where we have a foot of rain out of this combining this with the storm surge we expect with the category four system it is a wall of high water getting shoved on shore. that is why they are evacuating people more than anything, storm surge can be deadly and as long as you are up on higher ground you'll be safer but very low ground here obviously down in the the south east. here's the storm system. here's the next frontal boundary the one crossing through our area this weekend.

it will help suppress storm to the south but we could see moisture getting drawn north with the storm. i do want to check with our weather watchers here and we will switch and take a look there are a lot of temperatures in the low to mid 50's and flirting with 60 here. 58 degrees from jon carroll stuck in the clouds but it is cool in these spots. getting rap. i want to jump ahead to the seven day forecast. tomorrow looks beautiful. watch for showers saturday. we are in the clear from hat you and back in the sunshine sunday. meisha. >> katie, 76 and gorgeous today, how about that for your thursday morning. good morning, everyone. looking outside, this is pushing in the south pound direction around the cottman and i-95 pushing in the southbound direction down the northbound side, this is where we had a disabled vehicle in the center lane that was causing slow downs but right now i'm looking at southbound side and see all lanes, slowly congested right now. disabled vehicle was here as well schuylkill eastbound at belmont avenue has been since

cleared. looking both east and westbound side we are heating up there on the schuykill but again as we approach the 7:00 o'clock hour lets talk about some accidents out there accident here, this is hook road near lindberg boulevard, southwest philadelphia, this is involving injuries, this will be slowing you down a little bit so just a heads up on. that another one northern liberties that has been since cleared but we have an overturn vehicle in collegeville so wilson road at pechens road, and it starts to slow you down at this point too. also, all flights to fort lauderdale and my aim are cancelled. check your flight status on line. jim, over to you. well, philadelphia's please touch museum is adding a new feature and exhibit. >> adventures of mr. powe tait the owe head will take visitors on a journal a cross the globe. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live with his first look at this new exhibit, hi there, pat. >> good morning, brooke. just kidding, guys. how are you. we are at please touch museum,

as you mentioned there is a big celebration happening here because it is their 40th birthday. i can't believe please touch museum is 40. that means i'm getting owed as well. to tell us what is going on here as we said in the 5:00 o'clock hour we had fun with toys from four decades and now this is just focused on mr. potato head. this is so cool. this is trish, she's back, ceo, good morning. >> good morning, mr. powe tait he helped first toy to be advertised on television in the 1950's. >> i just learned that i cannot believe it has been that long. so what makes this exhibit so cool. >> what is question every kid gets asked? what do you want to be when you get grown up. >> all the time. >> thinks an opportunity to explore, do they want to swim with the dolphins and be under water, or do they want to be indiana jones and go on a journey do they want to be like john glenn and go into space. these are some of the career options kids can explore as they play, and learn, through this exhibit which is pretty

extraordinary? pretty cool. what was the thinking. where did this concept come from. >> this is all about having kid find a way to experiment on different, fun things that are very interactive. is there technology in it. it is bilingual which is fabulous. we're thrilled about that. very interactive. there is a lot of video components as well as just general, like let me try this and see how it works. >> sure. >> i think it will be fabulous exhibit. we are opening up on saturday, october 8th and running through martin luther king weekend, closing on january 18th so be here through the entire holiday sees than. >> sure. >> grand mom, grand pop and other folks. it will be a fabulous exhibit. it is huge. >> it is huge. >> just a small part of you what are seeing here. >> so much to do just in this exhibit but talk about all of the other things that are happening here at the police touch for the 40th birthday. >> forty years of fun, four decades, four sundays, of

celebrations, so every sunday a different decade will be celebrated with activities and lots of special event. so even special food from the decade. >> so let me ask you this, what are your favorite toys of all time. >> my favorite toy of all time would have to be barbie. i'm of a certain age where barbie was hot and cool and you could see whoever you want to be similar to potato head. >> jim and brooke what were your favorite toys growing up, this is perfect place if you are a toy lover. what was your thing. >> i still love barbie but it was a kitchennet that i played with for years and every time, it was time for a gift i got more food. >> more lincoln logs. >> of course, because you could play alone, were you assigning reallies a state. >> i was, i was. still to come, subdivision before there was subdivisions. >> yes. >> thanks, pat. lincoln logs.

>> lincoln logs, what. >> it is 6:48. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. charlie rose joins us live with a preview, good morning. >> good morning, practical. florida prepares for man could be the largest evacuation ever. we are in the the bohamas and spread out along east coast, tracking deadly hurricane math the you. plus mike pence joins us. then we will talk to senator lindsey graham about foreign policy problems facing the next command inner chief. it is part of the new series on the issues that really matter. all that and more, news is back in the morning, see new ten minutes. >> thanks, we will be watching. flu season is around the corner and cdc is urging americans to get their flu shots so when is best time to get it and who can make it a priority. jim's here with tamly physician doctor jennifer coddle for what is up dock segment. do you need me to hold your hand. >> no, i can handle myself. >> doctor jen is here, making a house call, to tell us all

about what we need to know with the flu season, rolling up our sleeves. so first of all when does the flu season start. >> it starts around october, this is about the time, and it is, and, flu shot because flu season is right upon us. >> so meisha needs to go first. >> yes. >> if you are an optimal time to get the flu shot. >> so optimal time is, early as possible because you want to get that flu shot. >> yes. >> it won't hurt, i promise. >> stop it. >> you dit. you did it. >> yes. >> are they all the same or they all available. >> there are different shots available and your doctor will help you figure out. your doctor will help you figure out which shot you need but you want to get flu shot as soon as you can, certainly

before the end of october. >> yes. >> katie, you are up. >> nasal spray for children. so doctors are saying, so government is saying don't go with that. >> yeah, that is what we have found that the natal spray is not necessarily as effective as the other flu shots, so what we want to does not give natal spray, your doctor should be giving you the flu shot, katie, you did awesome. >> little pinch. >> that is it. >> yes. >> what about age wise, when should people start to get, i guess i'm next. >> i'm next. >> look at your arm. >> look at that.

>> this is a bonding session >> do people under estimate the flu though. >> they totally under estimate the flu. look at you, you are such a trooper. >> yes. >> yes. >> people do under estimate. >> thousands die every year from complications from the flu. get the flu shot, i never get sick but purpose, to get protect so we don't get other people sick who are vulnerable. we cannot get it until we are six months and older. two months, three months old, people with certain conditions that cannot get vaccine we need to get vaccine. >> good information. >> yes. >> i'm sitting here. i'm still alive. my blood pressure shot up. >> give me high five. >> thanks, doctor. >> thanks, doctor. >> we will be right back three to go.

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for their second presidential debate, they square off in st. louis sunday night. >> and, ride the ducks are done in philadelphia. coleaders say they cannot continue sight seeing tours in the city because of financial reasons. that is three to go. >> lets get last check of weather and traffic, busy morning, busy morning when it comes to tracking matthew but not a direct threat here at all. we do have fog that i want to point out here outside kutztown area middle school. i'm finding this in suburbs. that should spin out now that the sunnies up. 42 degrees at that site. brighter for you at immediate the shoreline in margate, beach patrol, and, throwing but a few patches of cloud. we are still keeping a close watch on matthew but still expect to stay well south, but by saturday we may end up with sustained rain and tropical moisture gets drawn north but frontal passage is where these showers come from and then in the clear for sunday and columbus day as well, meisha. >> because of matthew, all flights are canceled right now

to fort lauderdale and miami, what you are looking at schuylkill westbound at city looking obviously very slow moving at the parking lot, i can tell thaw near interest state 95. cottman better a than schuylkill. not much. heading in to center city you are traveling around 20 miles an hour. when we go wide let's check it out 6 miles an hour on the schuylkill, the evidence we saw, you are not moving at all, seven on i-95. >> don't forget thursday night football tonight's game cardinals at 49ers, kick off at 8:25 right here on cbs-3. well, students in south philadelphia air heading to class with a very special educator. >> a teacher in allentown is getting national recognition. jada puglease got a surprise of her life at a school assembly. she won prestigious educator award, known as oscars of education. fifth grade teacher at jackson elementary school was singled for special award and the $25,000 prize.

>> my parents did not graduate from high school. i was actually the first in my family to graduate from high school. you can change your life and you can change everything that your family may or may not provide for you. take your education seriously. no matter what your profession is, no matter what you decide to do with your life just do it to the best of your built. >> she decided she had big plans for the prize. she's going back to school to get her doctorate in education and hopes to be a school principal, or superintendent. >> you go jada. up next this morning more on hurricane matthew and how florida is bracing for impact. >> remember to join us early each weekday morning here on cbs-3, we start at 4:30. a.m. have a great day.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, october 6th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." hurricane matthew gets stronger overnight. forecasters say it will slam the southeast today as a category four storm. florida face what could be the largest evacuation in state history. another nsa contractor is accused of stealing classified u.s. secrets. the justice department says the theft could cause exceptionally grave damage to national security. >> we will talk with donald trump's running mate governor mike pence and we kick off a new campaign 2016 series called "issues that matter." senator lindsey graham up first in studio 57 to focus on the