>> judge breaking ruth now, the taj mahal is closing up putting thousands of people out of work. >> the eagles lose the first gaming of the season, hear from quarterback carson wentz about the tough loss to the lions. today is monday, october 10th, good morning, i i'm i'm jim donovan. >> katie and meisha are here, keeping an eye on things as they do every morning. >> good morning, happen mine day. brand new week. so far the commute is looking good, thanks to katie and the commute on the roads. couple accident cleared, construction out there. thanks, katie. >> i always say i'll take the credit for the good stuff, but -- >> not your fault. >> i'm just the messenger. that's when i break that line out. but it is nice and quiet out there this morning, there is a chill in the air. take a look at one of the network shots, pretty modest breeze here, only 5 miles per hour, but there are a handful of spot moving things forward here where you are finding pretty substantial wind. there is bit of variety pack

in that regard. we are still seeing high pressure take the place of low, which, you know, low, of course, being it cold frontal passage brought in the rain. now we still have win speeds as high as the teens in a lot of spots as a result, even reported at philadelphia international airport. and what that is doing knocking your feels-like values back, at least a hair, in a lot of spots. so, storm scan at the moment as we mention nice and quiet. virtually no cloud cover out there at the moment either. we are expecting to see nothing but sunshine as the day progresses, now, as we look forward for the rest of the day, yes, chill in the air. extra layers required. it feels like fall for a change, back in the sunshine out there. but again with the chill and the breeze, factor it in, couple it together, that sunshine is not necessarily going to feel quite as warm, as it might otherwise, and the school planner, you know, again, dress the kids in layers throughout the course of the day. we only get to up about 64 for the ride home, hitting that, although we do expect to see temperatures rebounding time, just not today. it will be little cooler than average. meisha over to you. >> katie speaking that far breeze, we were seeing a lot

of our cameras pouting all over the place, we know certainly windy out there. good morning, guys there is one not so much. kind of holding steady for us, the schuylkill at city avenue you can see moving in both directions both the eastbound side and the westbound side. but certainly starting to heat up. so starting to heat up specially on the westbound side coming off the boulevard. just heads up on that. delaware county 95 north at 452, let's take peak in, there what you are looking at here as you push in the northbound direction, toward the airport, actually, looking pretty good. southbound side i have to keep my eye there really kind of looking at the northbound side headed toward the airport, and looking normal. looking at we -- as we should push willing into the 6:00 hour now. fifty-nine headlight moving in the southbound direction, past girard, really looking kind of busy there and the ben franklin bridge starting to heat up there as well for those of you coming from jersey pushing in the westbound direction toward center city kind of heads up on that as well because good indicator what we are looking at around 6:30, 6:45, accident here 95 southbound harvey road. right lane is still blocked, in this area, not causing any

slow downs yet. construction here, 95, northbound between delaware service area and christianna, the right lane blocked, that's going to be blocked until november 7th. we will be hanging out with the construction zone for little bit of time here, jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. less than month away from the election in just 28 days americans will choose our next president. intention was high as hillary clinton and donald trump faced off for second presidential debate. >> candidates sparred for 90 minutes over many issues including clinton's deleted emails. a look at how the two candidates around it out. >> hillary clinton couldn't wait to celebrate on the plane ride home after wrapping up last night's second presidential debate. >> that would be great. the most important thing is we need to take off so we can actually have some drinks served. >> donald trump's team was just as excited. >> i think he prosecuted his case much better in this debate than he did in the first one. >> but there were no

celebrations during the debate as the two candidates attacked each other for 90 minutes. trump-to answer for a video from 200 a where he described his advances on women. >> i'm develop bars dollars by it, i hate it. but it is lockerroom talk. and it is one of those things. ill knock the hell out of isis. we will defeat ice us. >> okay, donald, i know you're into big diversion tonight. anything to avoid talking about your campaign and the way it is exploding and the way republicans are leading you. >> clinton with her use using a private e-mail service. >> i'm going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> trump attacks on clinton actually started before the debate when he sat down with four women who accuse her and president bill clinton of sexual misconduct and bullying. >> clinton's campaign says the guests were meant to distract clinton but say it didn't work. the two candidates will square off, one more time, when they

debate in las vegas next week. >> both candidates do have campaign stops today. they're getting right back out on the trail. hillary clinton will hit to detroit michigan then columbus ohio while donald trump will hit the key swing state of pennsylvania he has two stops scheduled there, both candidates have number of events scheduled before that last debate on the 19th, which is already next week. you guys? >> well, a lot of talks about runningmate pence, cancel saturday, any sense trump still has his support? >> well, i can tell you at cbs news we were able to confirm mike pence saidel still excited to be a part of the ticket, he doesn't holds any hard feelings against donald trump at this point in time for his dis agreement that they have outside on syria. if you were watching the debate last night you probably in the that when the discussion about syria came up

very, very different take on what should be done and the vice presidential debate mike pence said woe go after and donald trump would like to work with him, so in the debate last night they dis agreed on, that but mike pence coming back out telling cbs news he's still on board excited to be a part of the ticket. they'll get back out campaigning today. >> that was a big moment. thank you, jamie. according to cnn instant polhill hill won last night's second presidential debate against donald trump 57% to 34. the result also tracked watchers pre debate preference. >> also, many of us watch the second presidential debate from the comfort of our homes. bars and restaurants throughout the city screened the action live. "eyewitness news" tran dough went to regal cinema in south philadelphia where dozens watched the debate with us, popcorn in hand. here is some of their reaction to clinton and trump words. >> any time i still hear people cheering for donald trump it is still surprise to go me. i can't believe anyone would

in their right minds vote for someone like that to be president after country. >> just craze fry both sides. i mean, obviously there was a lot going on with donald trump. but it was just almost immature the way they would interrupt, yell, fight with each other. >> now, the third and final presidential debate will take place on october 19th in las vegas. stay with cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for complete campaign coverage on air and on line at cbsphilly.com. >> breaking news, in atlantic city the taj mahal casino is now officially closed. >> here is a live picture of the taj shutting its doors for good about one minute ago. now, this is the fifth casino to close in the gambling town in recent years. owners blame local 54 union for closing the casino. workers blame owner carl icahn who they say refuse to give them full benefits. >> we just want what's fair. that's all we have ever ask for, fair contract. it was never our intention, throughout the news, and the media, the union shutting the place down, the company says

the union is shutting the place down. we don't operate the place. we don't management place. we come to work. we do our jobs. we hold our heads one dignity and pride. that's how we leave with my dignity and hybrid. >> also told us he was there the day the casino opened in 1990 and has worked for the casino ever since. there are now just seven casinos operating in atlantic city. >> happening today, whistle blower suit in the penn state sex abuse scandal is going to trial. jury selection begins in the in a lou suit former assistant football coach michael year i filed against the university. he says he witnessed one time coach jerry sandusky abuse a young boy in the teen shower. year i is seeking $4 million for wrongful termination in 2012 after sun cause can i convicted of abusing ten boys. after deadly train crash in new jersey hoboken terminal, conditions are getting back on track. some lines will resume their weekday schedules through hoboken today. train ticket will be cross

honored with several other systems to give them did i shall until option. half of the tracks still out of service consideration visit nj service. com for more specific information. >> well the tradition of philadelphia lgbt history month turns hostile when protesters take over the annual pride flag raising ceremony inside city hall. mayor jim kenney was in attendance yesterday, but eventually left when protesters interrupted his speech. the demonstrators say city officials have long ignored discrimination within the gay community. >> the eagles head to washington next sunday but they're trying to put this sunday lost behind them. the eagles came back from 14 points down to take lead, but while trying to run out the clock, matthews fumbled the ball. the lions came up with it, they kicked field goal to go ahead. carson wentz's last minute hail mary pick up, and the birds lost tough 124 to 23. >> yes, i mean it, wasn't a perfect throw, obviously, i tried to give nelson a chance

to make a play, i left it too far outside. the guys at cornerback, he made a great play. great play and sealed the win for them. >> well, we'll have bigger breakdown every yesterday's eagles game with pat gal never our next half hour. >> well, samsung takes comings after numerous reports of replacement galaxy note seven phones catching fire. coming up how customers will be impacted. >> plus hurricane matthew left deadly flooding in it wake, also the rain has stopped, the flood waters won't recede right away. find out how long people could be underwater. >> and motorcycles take over the goal end gate bridge. what officials are saying about these stunts that's coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> all right, so the eagles lost, but take your time on your ride. we're all in this together. it is monday. we'll get through it. stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> ♪ >> welcome back everyone, many people scrambling to pick up the pieces after hurricane matthew's devastating storm. >> down south many flood waters are beginning to recede still too dangerous for a lot of people to return home. correspondent ed laurence reports. >> i thought the worlds was going to end. >> word threatening flooding continues in even north carolina inundated with record

rainfall fall from matthew. >> i don't have nothing left, nothing. i just put all of this in the garbage. >> us coast guard helped rescue some thousands of people trapped in their homes and businesses. in nags head, north carolina flooded streets are impassable. and front lawns look like lakes. >> the weather map shows hurricane matthew is well off the shore into the ocean, but in our mind the impact of hurricane matthew is still here and extremely dangerous in many parts of north carolina? >> in downtown charleston most water has receded from the potent hurricane, in florida? >> damage along the coast, a lot of beach errosion, saint augustine beach, saw the homes, they lost their beach. they got to worry about their foundations down there. >> it will be days if not weeks before all evacuees can return home, they have one to return to. edward laurence, cbs news, charleston, south carolina.

>> that's going to be one heck of a clean up, kate. >> i absolutely, and you know we certainly spared, either, even though thankfully the storm moving well far off to the northeast, we are clearing out, we definitely had pretty soggy weekends specially saturday brinking it -- with it the rainfall total of 1.15 inches here in philadelphia, that makes since october 1st actually 1.17 inches for the month as a whole for the majority of our monthly rain so far obviously coming from the one event. we do actually as a result still have flood warning for some of the specifically things like the manco river, leading to road closures down across kent county, portions every sussex as well, now extended until 10:30 this morning. here's what's left of matthew pulling away, left with high pressure as a result. very quiet weather looking forward. it also means tis the seat on, starting to see frost issues

crop up. starting tonight. now typically you would see the first frost anywhere between early to late october. pretty much right on time. we have these frost advisories basically everywhere but the i95 corridor, immediate advice inch tip, that's where you will see the coolest conditions tonight. but it is getting awfully cool already, even this morning, you know, seeing temperatures in the 40's, haven't seen that since mid may. meanwhile the sun out throughout the day today. breezy, cooler than average. we hit 64 at best tonight, again, packing frost but not necessarily in the city of philadelphia. moving forward, we get you into the low 70s wednesday, thursday, before the next cold front crosses through, and it comes through dry, but it knocks the temperatures back, meisha? >> yes, good we're seeing the sun though, very much so. all right, you guys, good morning, hammy monday. looking at the vine, it was not closed overnight, for that construction, that's good news. and it is looking great. both moving in the westbound and eastbound side. 202, headlights, right now, moving in the northbound direction at route 252, you can see both directions northbound and southbound, right around that area of 202, looking good, as well, 422 at valley forge, birdseye shot

there. looking good, i mean, on this monday morning, guys, dry roadways, everything looking government i would say interstate 95 moving in the southbound direction, this is really where i am keeping my eye, one of the areas that certainly is starting to heat up. you can see a lot of people putting off their brakes, some areas slowing down, less than posted speeds, but overall, other than interstate 95, and some parts of the schuylkill, you are really looking good this morning, accident here though in delaware 95 southbound at harvey road exit ten right lane blocked there. avenue lot of construction updates coming up of the first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right back.

>> samsung galaxy seven nightmare keeps getting worse, reports say the south korean company has temporarily suspended production, yesterday, at&t and t-mobile said they would stop offering replacement note seven phones, last week, verizon and sprint said they would exchange the new note seven's for other smart phones. meanwhile, kentucky man says his replacement galaxy note seven caught fire, michael says his bedroom was filled with black smoke after the phone went up in flames. i went to the emergency room after breathing in the heavy black smoke. he says the whole situation is a health hazard. >> made me think they're not taking this serious enough, this time, it is time to move off. people's cars, all kind of things we saw with the first one. and need to do toking get

these off the market. >> samsung wants to make sure it was a replacement phone that caught fire, and he said he's planning legal action. >> drivers in san francisco were treated to quite a show by dozens of motorcycle drivers. this cell phone footage shows riders taking over the golden gate bridge. speeding back and forth doing wheel east and donut. but no matter how fast they go, their games could catch up with them. >> the golden gate bridge is not a playground. working really closely to investigate who was involved in this and to bring them to justice, because completely selfish behavior. >> this is really something that is not going to be tolerated. >> california highway patrol is working to find the group responsible. coming up: there is one reason why many americans would choose to take a pay cut. find out what it is, coming up next. >> plus, this may have been the most odd call to 911 in florida over the weekends. i'm sure you've seen this picture on social media.

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for now looking pretty quiet across delaware valley for the weekends ahead. we expect it to stay dry, always a plus, and seasonable for the most part. mid to upper 60s, would generally be the theme for daytime highs, lots of sunshine still the expectation, too. although, along with tonight's clear skies, that can lead to chilly nights. we'll have much more on your full forecast a little later in the broadcast, guys, we send it back into you. so now for a look at newspaper headlines. from across our region. >> from the south jersey times, early morning flyer in blackwood, yesterday. displaced four resident, emergency crews responds the tomorrow home on oak weed avenue, to find the front of the hopefully engulfed in flames. no injuries were reported but the exact cause of that fire remains under investigation. in the news journal, claymont delaware start up is pioneering pets and ambulance service, k911, veterinaries checkup and grooming appointment. there is 100-dollar flat fee for emergency transportation

anywhere between 20 miles of the pick up site and $2 per mile beyond that. >> on the front page of the intelligence err, buckingham scientist honor for his role in finding cure for hepatitis c. michael sophia casino science officer, received the country's top biomedical research award. he's now setting his sites on finding a cure for hepatitis b. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. so here is a question for you. would you take a pay cut if you could work from home? >> no. but if you would, you're not alone. according to a new study from harvard and princeton, most americans would take a 8% pay cut if they could work from home. some are even willing to part with 21% of their pay. >> wow that got a lot of groans in the room. finds only 9% of us workers say they currently have the option to do so. >> i wouldn't do that. just coming in here gets me out of my pajamas, otherwise i would be in my pajamas all the

time. >> i wouldn't do that. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", live in ac for the closing of the taj mahal. >> plus twitter was active during last night's presidential debate. we will take a look at this top tweeted moments. hey, pat? >> hey, brooke. we look back at the eagles lose to the lions, yesterday did them in? just ahead we'll show you the moments that stomped the birds. hey, meisha? >> hey pat. looking outside, roads looking good on this columbus day. we do have construction, accident in delaware, all of the updates coming up. first a quick break. stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right b when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump.

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definitely feels like fall, as you wake up this morning. grab your jacket, and sunglasses, it will be sunny, breezy, and cool. >> some people in our area will be under frost advisory,

tonight, katie will explain in a minute. good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. it is 6:31, here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> i'm very embarrased by it, but it is lockerroom talk. >> represents exactly who. >> hillary clinton and donald trump traded attacks during last night's second presidential debate. >> this was wrestle mania. this was not about presidential politics. >> the last gamblers at trump taj mahal will be cashing in their chips. the casino will shut down this morning, at 6:00 a.m. >> the taj mahal casino is now officially closed. owners blame local 54 unions for closing the casino. workers blame owner carl icahn .

>> disappointment in detroit. >> (movie clip). >> and the girl on the train tops the weekends box office, earning nearly $25 million. >> i bet that's really good movie. >> i saw the preview. >> yes? >> looks good. >> all right, katie, how is it feeling out there? cold or as jim calls it, steaming hot? >> you know i would say perception is reality. for me, it is chilly enough, that i wore my turtleneck for the first time this season. soap, you know, it is cool outside for sure. you know actually finding temperatures in philadelphia, that we haven't seen since this past may. so you know the season is absolutely upon us. we are getting to the point of the year where we expect to see a frost start to settle in. the time something here. and it looks like it is pretty much right on time. now looking at storm scan, nice wide zoom, pretty quiet here locally, high pressure building in, renmant moisture pulling away. we jump you forward here, talk about the frost advisory

briefly. goes into effect at 2:00 a.m. tonight into tomorrow morning until 9:00 in the morning. notice i95 philadelphia county delco not even include in the thisment majority of the i95 corridor in fact completely dough void of that, where you will find some cool air, but not quite as cold as it gets, into the northwest suburbs, interior new jersey low temperatures easily bottom out mid 30's, might keep it in mind, maybe pretty mums out on the front porch, might want to think about proking it g them with just a clot or something like that through the overnight just bring them inside also make sure your pets are safe by keeping them indoors through the worse of the chill overnight. little windy out there right now, i am say it is barely a breeze here on the skydeck at the moment, but you can see, there is obviously a breeze, to contend with in some of the spots. it is out of the north or northwester, so as a result it is a cool breeze, i would suggest having maybe a heavier layer, when you walk out the door today. the warmest we can hope for this afternoon 64 degrees, typical high on this particular day of the year is 69 in philadelphia, so we are shy by 5 degrees as it pertains to the forecast, but

the sun will shine all day. you will want to have couple of weather accessories as a result obviously, heavier layer, but also pair of shades to go with it, meisha, we send it back to you. >> specially for those little kids out on recess will need a jacket today. katie thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy monday. what we are looking at right now is the schuylkill, taillights moving in the eastbound direction of belmont avenue. basically anywhere we look this morning, kind of looking like this. but i would say in this stretch particularly, on the schuylkill, starting to heat up in both directions. and kind whatever we're seeing, basically, overall. but i will say, because of columbus day, it is actually looking pretty darn good out there. i would say basically for a machine day morning, it is looking, i don't want to say quiet, but more quiet than i would say what we would typically see. blue route headlights moving in the northbound direction before route one, overlooking at here both directions northbound, and southbound, you can see, kind of looks similar there as well. both directions are heating up at equal parts, equal walt

times. northbound direction past the blue route, what you are looking at there. so so far all kind of similar story, anywhere that we look this morning, however, we have an accident here. hard to see in this camera shot on the boulevard moving in the southbound direction but it is blocking the far right lane, which is causing all of these backups behind it, so just heads up on that. one of the accident that we have on 995 delaware, southbound, that's now since been cleared. jim and brooke back to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. breaking news, another atlantic city casino out of business, taj mahal closed for good about a half hour ago. live picture of the taj, fifth casino to close in recent years. >> sister station "kyw news radio" joins us on the phone at the casino right now, paint a picture for us what's going on right snow? >> live look at the activity, the union members local 54, picketed here on the board walk, in front of the taj mahal, right now they are blocking up the board right

now they lock the doorsment and if the final hours of the taj, up to this very moment, union employees again are out here, these folks have been on strike from july. among those out here picketing is public speaker, who has been a cook her at the casino since it opened in 1990. >> you spend 200 days a year working, you know? >> you're with them practically more than you are with your kids. >> blame game going on here, the union says they can't give back any more. there is the belief among many here that today will not justify the end of the property. that owner carl icahn will reopen. there are chant of we'll be back that has been breaking out this morning. but for now the trump taj

mahal is closed, the final players taken out after the first time mid zero's -- 80s, the trump name is not friend in atlantic city. reporting enough atlantic city. "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks, tim. now to the campaign trail, hillary clinton and donald trump squared off in a tension filled debate last night and as expected they sparred over trump's taxes. >> it is sort of amusing to hear somebody who hasn't paid federal income taxes in maybe 20 years, talking about what he's going to do, but i will tell you what he's going to do. his plan will give the wealthy and corporations the biggest tax cuts they've ever had. more than the bush tax cuts, by at least a factor of two. >> then the moderate or asked trump the question most want an answer to. did he avoid paying taxes? >> did you use that $916 million lost to avoid paying personal federal income

tax? >> of course i do. of course i do. and so do all of her donors or most of her donors. >> now while the candidates attacked each other the audience asked questions about issues including healthcare, and muslim american relations. clinton and trump have one more debate, that's next week, in las vegas. social media is playing a big role not only in the debate but the overall campaign. people over at twitter face 17 million debate related tweets sent last night. during the debate clinton questioned the nature, and here's how trump trump responded. >> happens to be modern day form of communication. you can like it or not lick it. between facebook and twitter i have almost 25 million people. very effective way of communication so you can put it down but it is very effective form of communication i am not un proud of it to be honest with you. >> so what were viewrg tweet being? a look at the top tweeted moments from last night. number three, trump says hillary clinton would be in jail if he becomes president

two, trump says,'s ' gentleman, and the top tweeted moment from last night's debate is trump saying he he disagrees with pence's runningmate in regard to syrian policy. >> this morning entertainment tonight host nancy odel reacting to the leak recording of donald trump. in video clip trump talk about trying to seduce a married woman. access hollywood has identified odel as the married woman he was talking about. she said she is dis appoint today hear such a justification of women and no person should be the subject of such krass comments. this morning, more fall out from the video, billy bush has been suspended as co-host of the "today show". and nbc executives say they're not sure he's coming back. he too was recorded on that video with donald trump, and internal memo of today's show executive said he was deeply troubled and there was no excuse for bush's language and behavior on the tape. >> first time for everything. , unfortunately the eagles lost for the first time this season yesterday.

>> tough one. our pat gallen? >> not the result we were looking for. but you got to lose at some point right? despite being penalize dollars 14 times on the day as opposed to just two penalties for the lions, eagles hung in until the end. however, the culmination of those mistakes plus one back breaker in the fourth quarter did them in on the road yesterday. this was the caleb struges field goal put the eagles together in a position to win. twenty-one-20 right there. defense held the lions in the second half. they got the ball back. but ryan mathews puts it on the grounds, brutal mistake with less than three to go. the lions would recover. matt trade we are hit field goal to give them the lead. and this right here, carson wentz, tossing his first interception of his career, darius slay would pick him off. that right there is your ballgame. twenty-four-23, the lions win. you will always get the drive start on the right foot specially those situations but the coverage kind of deck tate dollars that.

we didn't make the play. they made a great play. it worked. >> no matter how great carson wentz turns out to be, that won't be the only interception that he ever throws. next up for the eagles, two and -- three and two washington then two month run against serious competition for the end of november, they'll face just one team without a winning record. so, having a three and one record now could pay dividends, as they hit a very tough part of their schedule. so tough way to lose. one point on the road. how much, still pretty good team. but these next two months will tell us a lot about philadelphia eagles. >> reality check. >> you got. >> it wasn't very good day for this eagle either. >> this bald eagle got stuck in the grill after car in clay county florida over the weekends. the driver pulled over, called for help, and the eagle was rescued. it is now recovering at nearby wildlife sanctuary. just looks so bad. >> yes. >> well bomb squad called to south carolina beach after hurricane matthew, the reason why is next. >> plus, cleaning you have up

after hurricane is tough enough. but jim imagine doing it surrounded by alligators? >> you wouldn't do that. >> no, no, no, i wouldn't be in the state. we'll show you where that's the case. jan, good morning. >> and brooke, jim, it is time to show your stripes. talking about the philadelphia ronald mcdonald house show your stripes campaign, a big event, is happening here in philly on friday. we'll show you how you can get involved. it is really simple. that's coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i can feel it, meisha can feel it, kate can i feel it, but jim is not? >> it is not colds. >> bring a jacket with you this morning, okay? we're coming right back. we'llwe'll send jim outside one more time just to make sure. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> the us coast guards, people trapped in the flood water from hurricane matthew. >> saved ten lives, including eight people stranded on rooftops. matthew torrential rains triggered severe flooding. the storm is now out to sea. >> meanwhile, a bomb squad was called to a south carolina beach after hurricane matthew unearthed civil war cannon balls. now the powerful storm triggered intense flooding, causing beach errosion, and high sea levels. the bomb squad could not get to the historic artifact in the sand due to the rising tide, but technicians will make sure the area is safe once the ocean level goes back down. florida saint augustine alligator farm took precautions during the hurricane.

water levels and lagoons lowered to prevent flooding despite rumors no animals escaped during the hurricane. but now the zoo is cleaning up branches and debris that fell into habitats. the zoo hopes to open back up tomorrow. did you hear that, cleaning up branches that fell into alligator habitats. >> you don't bother them, they don't bother you. >> that's interesting. i don't believe that. but, that's interesting. >> all right, guys. soap, you know, thankfully we are starting to clear out nicely in the wake that far storm system. even though we didn't get the direct effect from matthew, certainly saw a lot of rain. actual will he we start things off with a video that came into us this morning from one of the eyewitness weather watchers, and this is peter's view, time lapse view, of the clouds starting to break. what you will notice, look here, down far off in the distance here, right along the tree line, look how the blue skies just takes over. isn't that pretty? and this is what we saw take place throughout the course of the day yesterday. so, things really did clear out nicely with time.

but it took a while. we started off even still with some rain in a lot of locations, and some flooding rain, still flood warnings continue across southwest kent and most of sussex counties this morning from some of the rivers outflowing their banks. meanwhile with some of the other eyewitness weather watchers we have temperatures mid 40's in many of the locations, these are your edge i morning lows we're showing you, lou in eagleville at 44, the lowest i'm finding so far. yes, 46, 48 degrees, depending where you are. it has been very cool start it the day. so thanks to the watchers for checking in with us this morning, let's go next to another live view there is time, outside pleasant valley middle high school. the light of day now popping over the horizon, it is chilly, at 42 degrees, feeling more like the 30's factoring in what's relatively modest winds. and it will be pretty breezy day. it is a chilly start thus far, temperatures right now upper 40's, average low ooh, close to average, but the coldest it's been since may 16th of this year. so, it has been a while. meanwhile out we go to storm scan3, nice wide zoom.

i mean, you're dry east of the miss itsy i am essentially here still with less than matthew pulling to the northeast, but we are sitting pretty for many days even though it is a little chilly out there, again, frost advisory in effect tonight for the outlying suburbs shall we do warm it up in the low 70s by thursday, meisha, over to you. >> even though little chill think morning katie it is nice to see that sun, all right, thank you so much. and good morning, everyone, looking outside, take a look at this gorgeous ness. the ben franklin bridge, you see, moving in the web direction, couple of brake lights off from jersey in center city overall i want to show that you shot because it looks like a postcard. it is beautiful. boulevard moving in the southbound direction we had accident here, that's now since been cleared. once you take the boulevard southbound and jump on to the schuylkill west at city avenue, what you are looking at, even though, it is columbus day, most roads are little bit lighter than what we see monday. this one, not so much. looking very busy, the schuylkill westbound again at city avenue right there.

and 42, quick peak in new jersey you can see 42 freeway northbound at creek road approaching 295. what you are being look at there. i would say it is looking fairly typical on four it, a lot of the areas are looking little bit lighter, than what we typically seement construction here hatboro byberry road closed between new street, penn street, 9:00 a.m. today through 7:00 p.m. friday. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. this morning we are showing our stripes in support of the philadelphia ronald mcdonald house, you can get involved too. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at the ronald mcdonald house to tell us how, hi, jan. >> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning, really easy time to show your stripes. you can donate, get a pair of socks, get a scarf, get a hat. this all benefit the ronald mcdonald house here in philadelphia specifically, all of the donations stay here. real easy way to donate, show your support for all of the families and children here in our area, here to explain little more the show your stripes campaign executive director of philadelphia ronald mcdonald house susan

campbell. so friday is the big day. but we want to raise airway necessary today so people can go out and get their items. >> yes, so friday october 14th, celebrating our 42nd birthday. and individuals that want to support us can call the ronald mcdonald house today, neck couple of days, ask to purchase one of the striped items or go to one of our partners which will be on our website to purchase your items, and then we want everyone to wear them this week, and wear them on friday, take a photo, and then post it on hashtag show your stripes. >> right. so we get donations and race awareness, a lot of businesses and corporation already pitching in. this is a car donated temporarily by toyota. what's the deal with this? >> our partnership with tri-state toyota dealership association is that they are allowing us to borough a toyota for couple of weeks, that they've wrapped with runway stripes, and we are all over the city delivering

striped ate tomes our partners in the car, going to all of our event in the car, so that you see the car and it is park you can purchase the striped items then or take photo in front of the car, hash tal stripe toyota. for everyone posted toyota will give us a dollar. so we encourage everyone to get out there, get your photo when you see the stripe car riding around. >> another east way toy donate. even if you don't want one of these items, red and white, it doesn't matter. still donate. ronald mcdonald house operate 90% of their on all budget just by donations so real important. no donation is too small. and if you're not interested in purchasing a striped item, but you are interested in supporting our families in honor of our birthday, guck to our website and make donation or you can call the philadelphia ronald mcdonald house and beyond this week we're always looking for new community support, lot of ways to volunteer, and to give back, and all of that information is on our website

or you can call the main number at the philadelphia ronald mcdonald howls. we welcome anyone's from tis takes. >> families are traveling from all over. the graters philadelphia area, from pennsylvania, new jersey, across the united states and around the world. come to philadelphia for the best medical care possible for their children. people are staying one night, people are staying a year. and when they come here most difficult time in their lives, their entire routine completely different. so here at the philadelphia ronald mcdonald house we're providing all of the comforts of home while they're here so what they can do is focus on the medical treatment of their children and not worry about everything else. >> really great cause. remember, you can get in on this and donate real easily donation will get you these socks, show your stripes, and on friday, the biggest picture for the show your stripes campaign actually happening on the art museum steps at 12:30,

you want to get in on that and share your pictures. guys back into you. >> i need a pair of those socks asap. >> i have them. bought them the other day. i'm all set. >> first of all we have a smashing good time in university sit. forgot about that. >> can't forget. morris animal refuge, powerhouse, team up 2016, the sixth year for the fundraiser it, included of course pumpkin smashing. along with other pumpkin theme activities. the money goes through morris animal shelter, the oldest animal shelter in the united states. >> and, we will be right back with three to go.

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well, before you hit the road it is three to go. >> all bets are off at trump taj mahal in atlantic city, the casino close add hour ago after it failed to reach a deal with union workers to restore healthcare and pension benefits. >> cnn install pole report, won last night's presidential debate against donald trump. 57% to 34%. >> and the eagles lost for the first time this season, close one, to the detroit lions 24 to 23. they're in washington next week. and that's three to go. >> let's get last check on weather and traffic. >> looking good out there, certainly bit of chill in the air to start things offer,

dry, through this forecast, beautiful day on tap. just little breezy. not necessarily what you are finding on the current winds speeds outside cut town area middle school. happy columbus day, if you are happy enough to be enjoying the day off, perfect pumpkin picking weather. >> i was going to say certainly feels that way. thanks so much, katie. take a look at this, live chopper three over car accident, it was a car hit a pedestrian, person was taken to the hospital, condition right now is unknown, this is the boulevard northbound at grant avenue. two lanes are block there. plus, another accident, route 70 westbound, between route 73 and cropwell road. all lanes are closed there, you guys, and you will have to use alternate, old marlton pike probably going to be your best bet. >> thank you, meisha. next on cbs this morning, analysis of last night's presidential debate, and more on the political fall-out for donald trump. >> and remember to join us early each weekday morning here on cbs-3, starting at 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, october 10th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump apologizes and then turns the table on hillary clinton at the second presidential debate. he lashes out on bill clinton's past and says he would put hillary clinton in jail if he is elected. she says a vulgar video shows who trump really is. >> the threat from hurricane matthew continues. north carolina faces dangerous flooding. we are there tracking the multibillion dollar impact of the deadly storm. samsung reportedly stops production of the galaxy note 7 following a series of fires. three top phone companies now refuse to give customers replacement phones.