>> today clinton will hold rallies in colorado and nevada. >> my services went from $80 a month to $200 a month. >> comcast is slapped with the 2.3 million-dollar fine for wrongfully charging customers. ♪ and that song, staying alive, by the bee gees proved to be a life safer. >> yes. >> i do. >> yes. >> good samaritan performed cpr, to the beat of that song, to help save a woman's life in new york. did i hear you say you have performed cpr have have you saved a life. >> i kept people alive until paramedics came. >> look at you. >> i am a person with multi talents.

>> yes. >> yes. >> i didn't know. >> we make this stuff on the fly, brooke, come on. >> but that is fantastic, cpr is a fantastic skill to have. >> exactly. >> so certainly as we go throughout the day-to-day great excuse to be outside, beautiful weather turning our focus there, off to a cool start in recent mornings but today not as chilly as yesterday was. i don't feel any wind at all. it will be a day where breeze is very light, storm scan three is quiet, say for a couple high clouds rolling through in recent hours, i do think you can see a very, very isolated patch of fog here and there, but not enough that it will be widespread though but by tomorrow that could change. here's the current wind speeds and basically really calm, wind speed right now, haphazard when it comes to the wind direction all over the lays but general theme is that it will start to turnout of the south as day progresses a allowing for more moisture to funnel in. outside palmyra cove nature

park, a picture that you can see far off in the advertise tans across the bridge here it is 47 currently and as we see the trend, certainly headlights still required since the sunnies still, well, about an hour and a half or so from rising. once it does it will shine for the majority of the day, a few clouds but overall still really nice weather. we can expect the high to hit 70 in the peak of the afternoon. come 7:00 p.m. mid 60's where we will fall. beautiful fall day does continue, generally speaking. there is a cold front schedule to cross through tomorrow that does bring with it a set of very minor hiccups which we will discuss later in the show but we are looking to a nice upcoming weekend, as again more details on that later in the show, meisha. >> thank you, so much. sound like it will be just another gorgeous day outside, right now your commute not looking too bad, you guys, blue route at ridge pike taillights moving in the southbound direction and schuylkill, headlights moving in the eastbound direction

approaching gulph mills same story here. we are heating up more on the schuylkill then what we saw on the blue route but overall we are still looking great at 5:30 on a busy wednesday it is looking good. lets call your attention to this accident in delaware involving two tractor trailers, one overturn and it spilled a load of chickens. save all that. all lanes are block right now, you will to have use this alternate route 13 southbound good to be your best bet, it will be your own bet right now so use it, you'll have to. i'll let you know when one or two lanes get unblocked but right the now it looks like chickens every where. then we have had this fire in hunting park broad street has reopened, between west pike street and west butler street. great news in that area having to use that alternate. another accident this norristown east airy street at clay alley. not slowing you down too much but it will later on. construction pennsylvania turnpike eastbound off ramp to bensalem one lane guys is still block, jim and brooke, back over to you.

well, happening today mayor jim kenney is taking his support to new smoking regulations in philadelphia. >> they are aimed at stores selling tobacco in certain neighborhoods. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live where the mayor will make the a announcement this morning, justin. >> reporter: good morning. city officials, smoking is very serious concern, they say it takes more lives every year locally then illegal drugs, car wreck, homicide, diabetes and aid combined. that is why city hall is now stepping in. you're looking at video of the city health commissioner doctor thomas farly giving a one on one tour through kensington to cbs-3 health reporter stephanie stahl. they are pointing out tobacco labs that surround many young people every day, as the doctor hopes will be less common, and city works to foster a smoke free generation. that starts he says with new city proposals to stop the number of stores from low income areas and keeping those

stores 500 feet away from schools. the health department will hold public meetings on those proposals and hopes it will be official sometime next year. you may recall city did raise taxes on cigarette sales, back in august, but the commissioner says that philadelphia has the highest smoking rate of any big city in the u.s. and recently as 2014, the city counted one in ten city teens having picked up smoking. >> the problem is that young people get addict when they are teenagers, and they are addict for life. so we want to prevent so many kid getting addicted especially in low income neighborhoods where it is in the fair they are getting heavy marketing of products. >> now we did reach out to the national association of tobacco retailers and they are against regulation, that they will stop economic growth in the city and also hurt local, law abiding businesses, but mayor will speak on this issue at 10:30 at city hall. new back to you. thanks, justin.

the time is 5:35. in business news this morning the the best city for food in the u.s. may surprise you you. >> how ronald mcdonald is dealing with the crown crisis, money watch's hena daniels joins us live from the insuring stock exchange, good morning, hena. >> good morning, health care companies led broad market slide erasing wall street's gains from the the day before. dow jones dropped 200 points and nasdaq finish 81-point lower. ronald mcdonald is making fewer appearances these days, mcdonald says it is being thoughtful by lowering profile of the famous mascot, this comes after reports of creepy clown sightings with some children saying people dressed as clowns tried to lure them in the woods. orlando may be the place for you, new survey by web site wallet hub suggest it is the best foodie city in the u.s., followed by port land, oregon and miami. that is big port land oregon and miami.

that is based on numbers of restaurant, sales tax and wine prices. in case you were wondering philly came in at number 42. >> that is ridiculous. that is a stupid survey, hena. >> forty-two. >> or land owe beats philadelphia. >> i was surprised by orlando too. >> because people like to eat the snacks at the amusement parks. you don't want a 15-dollar soda? >> thanks so much, hena. going back to serious news, here's update on breaking news in north philadelphia, early morning fire wakes up neighbors and forced them out of their homes. flames broke out just before 1:30 at north broad and pike streets. fire fighters went door to door making sure neighbors made it out safely. fire is under control but crews are still working on hot spots, cause of the blaze is under investigation. well, philadelphia's mail distribution center has some explaining to do after employees are caught on camera

allegedly committing fraud. employees at facility near suburban station were under surveillance for several weeks, some including supervisors allegedly put in for overtime they didn't work or they were excessively late. city controller's office say troubles at the center affect mail processing resulting in late mail delivery. city is working to recover losses from what it called fraud. it is unclear if any charges will be filed. search is on for two young suspects, police say they broke in the philadelphia academy charter school. this surveillance video from sunday shows a boy and girl entering the school in the 11,000 block of roosevelt boulevard. police say they got away with several items from classrooms, if you have any information call the police. it is national breast cans's awareness month. >> cbs-3, cw philly and komen philadelphia are teaming up, once again, to turn the sky line pink. this is a look at the national museum of american jewish

history on independent mall. pink lights are a reminder to schedule a ham gram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer. this is the 15th year for lights for the cure campaign and you can find more information on the cbs philly.com/cure. well, coming up cosmetic and beauty company cover girl has a new face. >> we will interest tuesday you to the first ever male to represent the company. plus a four year-old boy from kenya comes to the u.s. for life saving surgery we will tell you about the special program making it possible, coming

i have to tell you cover girl just hired a guy to be the face of the brand. here he is, james charles, he is make up artist from new york and he is only 17 years old. he is all about breaking againer norms and he is first male ever to represent cover girl. he joins a long list of greats like tyra banks, rehand, christie brinkly, ellen and even kate i perry. kim kardashian is suing an on line media outlet over their stories that accuse her of lying of paris robbery. reality star filed a label lou

suit against media take out.com. police say that armed robbers forced their way in the home kardashian was staying in last week, tied her up and stole millions of dollars worth of jewelry. but media take out.com reported that she fake the whole thing. police have made no arrests so far and, kim's sister chloe says that she's not doing well. she's suing people i will not make any comments. >> well, i can't imagine having a gunpointed at my face thinking i would never see my family again, and then somebody saying i made it up. >> a lot of those people are questioning just some of the stuff, so hopefully we will figure it out eventually. >> we wish everybody well, that is all. >> as we look ahead to the weather, weather is looking nice, generally speaking a killed front, that takes place,.

>> yes, live camera. >> wait your turn. >> this is lovely weather, is there a cold front crossing, camera making noise is coming up here, trying to jump the gun on us, lets look at what is going on outside a beautiful view in bethlehem at the moment. you generally just got a nice clear skies, in problems with visibility at the moment. i do think some spots could see a hint of fog very, very isolated in nature but overall this will be a nice start to the the day but bethlehem as we saw yesterday was a cooler spots of the pack as we take a look at eye bitterness weather watchers they are finding a chill in the air this morning. we will take to you a nice wide zoom here not too many reports but generally low to mid 40's is story of the moment. interesting, that even as you head further south of the lehigh valley, it is colder in the remet suburbs outside philadelphia, colder then it the is in bath, pa, charles

reporting a clear sky at 43 degrees there. we have a couple 30's to report. zero in further off the two south where it is 40 at this hour from andrew, he is finding more than a couple cloud overhead. humidity is higher but wind flow is very, very light. i do want to show you a couple fall-like pictures to get you in the mood here because we have great fall weather coming up. the hint of fall foliage beginning to show up across neighborhood here with the beautiful blue sky from yesterday. this came from from phil, how could you resist taking pictures of the pretty views we had yesterday with such nice weather. mums, pumpkins, i'm showing you these for a reason because we are looking ahead to absolutely beautiful weather for upcoming weekend, so one of the excuses to find a pumpkin patch near you. high pressure is story for now and will continue to be the story for next day and a half but here's the next system crossing through as a cold trent taking bulk of the moisture to the north but some of you may see a shower,

mainly in the second half of the day. we will take you to early tomorrow morning around this same time, fog will settle in, that will lift with time, we will get some sun. we can see moisture bulk of moisture with the heavier rain far off north but we could see a shower to the northwestern suburbs, possibly even over philadelphia, this is more amplified then it will turnout to be but regardless possibility is there, you will see a shower across delaware river in gloucester, camden, new jersey and we will clear things out, and that is how it will stay lead nothing to friday not a cloud in the sky. that is the story right through weekend. it doesn't get better then this in mid-october, 66 saturday, 69 unday in the sunshine, light win, low humidity, crisp feeling to the air, perfect fall boot weather, meisha, great excuse to get outside. >> they are i just unpacked, skinny jeans, high boots, they are overflowing in my room right now and i know all of the ladies are going amen, i hear you, i know you do.

i-95 south, we're in the southbound direction looking good, you guys, we are starting to heat up a little bit right now. we're seeing brake lights that indicates instate i-95 is heating up to the point where we hit our brakes and slowing down less than 55 miles an hour. schuylkill headlights moving eastbound at the boulevard, we are pushing in the eastbound side and westbound side. which say westbound side is heating up, quicker then eastbound side overall we know we will have to give ourself extra time. overall drive will look good this morning, just a sea of headlights right there. drive will look good because we have dry roadways, weather is cooperative. 422 headlights moving in the eastbound direction past oaks, similar story looking good. i want to call your attention to delaware route one southbound near smyrna all lanes are block, two tractor trailers involved, one overturned, and that spilled a load of chickens. i just don't think that sound good. route 13 southbound is going

to be your best bet, you will to have use it, ill a's let you know when one or two lanes opened but spilled chickens that is an area you will want to avoid, jim, over to you. clean up continues this morning after a freight train jumped trackness paulsboro. train was carrying lube oil when it went off tracks yesterday morning. local officials were told tanker cars derailed while backing over separated section of track. there were in leaks or injuries, this all happen in the far from the site of the 2012 paulsboro derailment and chemical spill. you'll recall that sent toxic vinyl chloride in the air. u.s. death toll from hurricane matthew rests at 33 with half of the fatalities in north caroline. new jersey first responders have rescued at least 100 people from flood waters, this is video of the new jersey task force one team at work in lumberton, north carolina officials want people to follow evacuation orders in areas threatened by flooding. following devastation left by hurricane matthew, haiti

president fears famine could take hold in three to four months. country is in need of food, water and medicine with tens of thousands of homes, crops, and food reserves, destroyed. haiti's president says action must be taken for the long run. facebook, twitter, instagram are cutting off access to a company thats been giving user information to police. american civil liberties union says police used social media information from a company called, gocodea a to, goefeedia provides searchable data from public posts. the facebook's policy states, companies cannot sell, license, purchase, transfer or give information to a search engine. a charity that provides heart surgery for children is working to save yet another young life. >> sharon coe has heart warming store friday san antonio, texas.

>> reporter: first trip to the united states, nothing but open arms and smiles for four year-old mohammad a and his father brash sheer. >> it is a element of humanity, you know, we're coming. >> reporter: her here at no cost thanks to he and his partners, the organization provides life saving heart surgeries for kids all across the world. the tamly said they were chosen to get the procedure done. >> he has a hole in his heart which will decrease his quality of life to make it harder for him to breathe and life expectancy will be significantly decreased. >> i know, sometimes, i have hard time to she how happy i am. >> reporter: he will be one happy boy. he will be celebrating his fifth birthday during his stay in san antonio. >> in our country we do not have the facilities but he has been watching from the television. one of the funny things they asked me, will they give me a

cake, yes, a cake. >> gift of the cake may be okay but gift of life is much sweeter. >> that was sharon coe reporting. >> that is awesome. it is never too late to get your high school diploma even if you are 90 years old. >> we will introduce to you a world war two veteran who got the that diploma decade after leaving school to serve his country, katie? fantastic. >> we are looking ahead here to a weekend watch that is pretty easy to look at. we have perfect mid-october weather, in the making, for you, plenty of sunshine to go with it and also cool, crisp, comfortable conditions, right now it looks like that lasts us all weekend long so smooth sailing if you have out door plans it will feel like fall and again it will feel perfect, we have your latest forecast on the other identify for rest of the the week coming

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invited back to riverside high school in taylor, pennsylvania to lead pledge of allegiance at a board meeting but his grandson a vice principal in the school district had other plans, he received his difficult problem a instead. >> i was really surprised, i never expect this. >> david did a great job so we're happy. >> he was injured in the war and received a purple heart, when he came home he went right to work instead of finishing high school. you you can imagine there wasn't a dry eye in the house when he finally received a that difficult problem a. good for him. in the next hour of "eyewitness news" a mission to mars, we will tell you about president owe bam's plan to send people to the red planet, and how soon he want to see it happen. tim tebow was another act of kindness some people are calling him a miracle worker. see how he helped a fan having a mental problem, next.

new this morning people are forced out of their homes overnight as fire races through a home, row home,

causing part of it to collapse. campaign 2016 is heating up, donald trump is lashing out against his own party for not supporting him, he is launching a new attack on hillary clinton as more e-mails are leaked. comcast is slapped with a huge fine, what the feds say the cable giant did to his customers and how much they will pay for it. today is wednesday, october 12th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. i'm brooke thomas, katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, ladies. >> happy wednesday, roads are looking thighs, katie, thank you for that. we will see sun later but what we are dealing with is an accident in delaware having all lanes block on route one we will talk about that coming up. >> sit real chickens or frozen chickens. >> that is first question i asked, are they real or live? i hope not. >> packages of per to we never necessity. >> yes. >> i'm thinking they are packaged but i don't know for

sure. >> this is reality television we need to get out there and check that out. >> how do you rally up, that many chickens. >> i don't know. >> they are trying to cross the road. >> i would take them home as my pets. >> how is weather. >> okay. you mentioned the roads are very, very cooperative. it is tranquil, clear as a bell out there. there could be a few little patches of fog in a couple spots this morning but generally speaking we are looking good here. expect to see that sunshine throughout the take once it does rise and we need another hour and change before that takes place but it does look like it will be a milder day. the temperature is changing in the last 24 hours is reflecting that. we are four to five to 6 degrees milder then this same time yesterday. in short we have a surplus on the thermometer, as it relates to the thermometer readings, we are talking 50 degrees in philadelphia, lower 40's missing the