minute. >> violent crash on the boulevard claim two young lives. >> police trying to sort out if speed was a factor, suv going north on front street here, car traveling in the outer west lanes of the roosevelt. this is an unusual incident. man in critical condition after eyewitnesses told police he jumped on the hood after car in northeast philadelphia. the car crashed on verree road. >> these claims are all fabricated. >> donald trump continues to deny a series of sexual assault allegations calling the female accusers horrible liars. >> to the belief that you can do anything you want to a woman, it is cruel, it is frightening. and the truth is, it hurts. >> this guy risks his life. cooking the books for some of the scariest people on the planet, drugs cartels, money lawn err ers, assassins, imagine secrets this guy has. >> what were you doing in

here? >> who are you? >> the department and the opens nationwide today. >> we'll hear from ben afleck take you behind the scenes later in the show. first a check on weather katie. nice october forecast, so you noah loft people listen? >> specially since right up against the weekend here, so many things going on, whether the aids walk or run, or friday night football, or just going out to the pumpkin patch with the kids, whatever it might be there is really looks like it will be a forecast that cooperates for you, but it will starting to downhill into next week with the chance for some rain on the way. that said, there is a nice trade off there, too. stick around for the full forecast later in the show, but for now, storm scan is empty. clear as a bell. no problems. high pressure to thank for it. but, here we go again, folks, tis the season, frost advisory takes effect, when you have got really quiet forecast like this, a lot of times, you can see these kind of side effect come along with it, under nice clear sky, we will see these temperatures drop off very readily. now tonight when the frost advisory goes into effect as of 1:00 in the morning.

right now it is not too bad. you're at 49 degrees at the airport, just shy of what's soon, we do still have about 90 minutes or so before we see the sun actually rise. in the meantime, at 39 mount pocono, pair of four's reading and allentown as well as even atlantic city. so bit of variety pack. certainly little chillier as go out to quakertown, pottstown, where only into the upper 30's at this hour. meanwhile, we want to get the kids out the door. we want to make sure they're warm enough with ride to school only producing temperatures to the low 50's at best, many of you will start the day off here, the school bus pulling up into the four's. you want to make sure that the kids are adequately prepared with extra layer. by lunchtime, the ride home, probably still wearing those extra layers, in full sunshine at least, but it is still a little cooler even average, but this is a trends. that's actually going to be lasting us well into the weekend. so it is looking good. but there is a rain chance for us, coming up neck week, and again, i'll outline the timing on, that give awe sense of when you might need to dust off the umbrella little later

in the show. >> perfect weather, especially for the after school activities, for all of our kids, you know, soccer, whatever it may be, track and field. did have disable vehicle here, looks like that now has cleared. so this is boulevard northbound fox street, looking good here at the boulevard, ben franklin bridge, i would say, slightly, just slightly starting to heat up little bit right now. 5:30, we know it will heat up in the 6:00 hour even on a friday shall maybe not as much as we typically see monday through thursday, heating up just little bit here. also, construction here, looks like crews, hopefully kind of moving out of our way sometime soon. ninety-five north the ramp to cottman closed overnight and it is still closed, i think just maybe re-opening slightly, who knows. construction 59 the traffic shift tonight. i want to pull your attention to this right now. it will start at 8:00 p.m. tonight. it is going to clear mid-morning tomorrow. because of this traffic that is on 95, looking at the camera around here, new northbound lanes at cottman avenue, lane closure between bridge street and academy road. the off ramp to cottman will be closed.

so again, just make note of that for those of in you and around that area specially driving tonight. that will will affect you, also an accident in abington, shady lane pine road right now. that's affecting, not going to slow you down too much, but certainly will pushing into the 6:00 hour if it hasn't cleared. plus septa guys, take a look at this, airport media elwyn and wilmington newark line, going to be adjusted saturday and sunday, university city construction tunnel going on on all service terminates at 30th street. i'll be tweet that information out for you, as well, joe, rahel, back to you. >> we will look for. that will updating breaking news the boulevard open again after deadly overnight crash. police tell us suv t-bonds friday, both drivers in stable condition, but two teenagers in the hyundai were killed. police were now work to go determine who had the grown light. >> governor chris christie plans to appeal after a judge in north jersey rules misconduct complaint should go forward in the investigation, into the bridgegate scandal.

tee neck firefighter william brennan filed complaint, alleging the governor new of the closures while they were happening, and should have stopped them. christie has been investigated before, but no charges were filed. acting prosecute letter now decide whether to indict christie, former federal prosecutor linda dale hova has her. >> it is in my experience over 30 years, and the criminal justice system, working in law enforcement, highly unusual to see a matter like that proceed forward and result in a indictment. particularly, where law enforcement independent denly investigating this office. >> issued the following statement, quoting, this is a dishonorable complaint filed by known serial complaint and the, and political activist, with history every abusing the unusual system end quote. time now 5:35. in business news this morning, why hp is planning layoffs over the next few years. >> and, what wells fargo faces

after its fake account can del. money watch jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange with detail, good morning. >> good morning, joe, rahel, recent earnings before the opening bell this morning, yesterday, the dow fell 45 points, the knack dad dropped 25. we will see if wells fargo took a financial hit from that scandal, involving fake accounts. the bank was fined $185 million, because its workers opened millions of customer accounts without their knowledge. ceo yom stum many resigned this week, the bank trying to restore its reputation. hp laying off another three, 4,000 workers, in the next three years. in addition, to 3,000 jobs, that it already said it would cut this fiscal year. the tech company struggled a mid lower demands for printers and personal computers, so plans to boost business by folk you go us g on 3d printing and higher ends pc. now watch facebook video on your own tv. facebook added apple, chrome cam support f you are watching a video on your smart phone, see button that will sends it to your apple tv or another

device that's hook up to your television. so facebook in our living rooms now. >> only matter of time, jill. >> between hulo, facebook, anybody watch it. >> v any more? >> no. >> jill wagner, live for us, thank you. 60 miles in three days, all in the fight to ends breast cancer. >> this morning, the annual susan g. komen walk gets underway. jan carabeo live at the well owe grove mall where preparations are happening now, jan, good morning, certainly dress for the occasion, i love the pink. >> oh, thanks, rahel. good morning, joe, as women. getting ready for great day. here at the susan g. komen philadelphia three day event, you can see behind me here there is morning, that we already have hundreds of volunteers, and a crew starting to arrive in 30 minute, 750 walkers will start to get here at the willow park, willow grove park mall, to get ready for the event. and then, as you mentioned over the next three days,

60 miles, that they'll cover. again, to raise awareness, and money, for the fight against breast cancer. we have doctor here with us this morning, she not only the national spokesperson, but she has a very special tie to this event. how did you first get involved? >> i first got involved as a survivor. i am a eight year breast cancer survivor this month. and i walk my very first season in chicago in 2010, as they barely two year survivor, and it was such an awesome life changing event. i said i wanted to be a part of this event for as long as i possibly can. >> congratulations on that milestone. >> thank you. >> first and for most, and what's it like for all of these people to come out here, to see each other, get the support, but also raise money for a very great cause? >> you know the three day is a truly for women and men who want to make a true difference to end breast cancer, many individuals out here like me are survivors, some don't have a personal connection with

breast cancer, but they are here and they want to make a difference. they want to raise that minimum of $2,300, commit three consecutive days of their lives out here raising awareness for breast cancer education, research, global policy and community health programs. we are a family out here. and it will be a fantastic three days. >> really is a wonderful event. they get started here in willow grove. they make their way to the convention center every day, and then, out to the community. so what's the plan day-to-day to really educate these folks? >> day-to-day. you know, when we go out on the route, first of all, philly and surrounding communities, are going to see 750 walkers, 275 crew members out there in pink, and all of our tutu's, walking, singing, laughing, encouraging each other. but there are many times when we're out on the route, as individuals who say, hey, what's going on, and we donate, give, how can i get involved. and we end up at the convention center have, a fantastic three day camp in the convention center, get up,

walk another 20 miles, camp and then we will finish with glorious closing ceremony at the naval yard on sunday. >> and one more thing before we leave, sheree, how can the public get involved? there are cheering stations along the way, right? >> please, go out to our website three day.org. we have all of the locations for our cheering stations. please, come out here, these individuals have sacrificed a lot. they need you. i'm telling you, when you get to mile 15 and you see someone out there saying hey you're rock star, thank you for walk,, my mom is a survivor it, truely encourages us. get out there to the station, join us for closing ceremony, don't for get, register for next year, get out here and shall a part of the community as. >> i already slow here, in philadelphia, raised tens of millions of dollars. >> 66 million. >> to be exact. so great cause, and of course you can find all of that information at cbsphilly.com as well. back to you guys. >> i love that, cheer them on. >> yes. >> what a sale pitch, very nice. well, there has been much attention focused on the race

for the white house. >> but there are a lot of other seat up for grabs this november. including one in the u.s. senate. democrat katie mcginty challenging republican incumbent pat toomey for that seat. jessica dean sits down with both of them to talk about where they stand on big issues of our time. plus this. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up, ben afleck place mysterious man, involved in deadly international dealings i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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>> quite the day in minnesota! >> ♪ >> ♪ >> take a look. they partied like it was 1999 last night at the excel energy center in st. paul. prince's good friend, morris day, hit the stage for the tribute concert and the mayor even declared yesterday prince day and landmarks around the sit bring lit one purple lights to honor the late superstar. prince died april 21, of an accidental overdose of the opioid drug phentinol. well, if you are looking for something to do this weekend, why not hit the movies? ben afleck plays mysterious ma ma tis in the accountant, and if you can believe it, he said he had to train for five scenes in the role. here's kevin frazier. >> this week, ben afleck plays mysterious meat wiz, man better dealing with numbers than people, leads to go secret deadly plot. >> you're different. sooner or later different

scares people. >> stars as christian wolf, man with amazing mathematical ability which he use toss do some under the table deeds that draw him into international danger. but, the movie wasn't all number crunching for afleck, who got the chance to really show off some of hissings skills. >> some of my clients are quite dangerous. >> part of the real fun actually was the training for the fight scenes, i haven't done a lot of movies like, that i really want it to work. these guys had very specific sense of the style of fighting and how a fight should play, you know, i've seen gavin films, knew how good he was at. that will so i was real dedicated to make the action as good, as realistic, as much me, as much and as tens as possible. >> we have to go to the police. >> police can't protect you. >> so of course ben had the action part down. but does he actually like doing all of that math? >> i have a pocket protector. >> something satisfying about numbers, because they have answers, and the world is full of a.m. big guy at this,

uncertainty, and there is something about the whole cold hard truth of math that is satisfying. >> so who is he? >> the account and the. >> like a cpa accountant? >> not quite. >> for entertainment tonight, kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> joe, i have to ask you. >> real quick, did you hear him say that math is satisfying? >> katie? >> i'm the scientist at the table and i feel like maybe when you have completed one of those really rigorous formulas? >> often accomplish (. >> true, true. >> okay. >> thing friday night going? >> just going to do some algebra tonight, sounds like really good time. guys, special in houseguest, introducing to you sandra, came in all the way from burlington new jersey this morning, our weather watcher, this friday, we're so happy she came in wearing her pink

flare there in support of breast cancer awareness, we'll get to hear more about her from the show, and helping us produce the show. thank you for coming in. expecting to see pretty pleasant weather here once you lever the offices later today. probably sun glare headed back to burlington, hopefully you have your shades. meanwhile we take a look at storm scan3, quiet as can be. nice clear sky for us across the region, if we're able, come back, check in with the eyewitness weather watch he is as well have, been sending in really prep ill textures the past few days, beautiful fall foliage, sunrise, sunset, folks out enjoying the nice fall weather. but this is the one that's most reason from the moon that was out last night, actually still very, very bright in the sky. and close to the earth, as well. so, it is looking a little erie, little spooky out there, right? let's take you back, this is an app, showing you temperatures, there are some outline ers, little cooler, 38 degrees comes in this morning from bill, he's under the mist of some cloud cover right now, but that should be

thinning with time here. but 38 degrees, quite the chill in the air. thankfully very light wind to go with that. thirty-nine is the value coming in from john this morning, under nice clear sky there. he's got virtually no wind whatsoever, but the wind flow is out of the northwest, so, it is just little cooler. let's go ahead, switch back again here if we k take a look at storm scan one more time. i want to zoom it out for to you wider zoom. very quickly, checking on the nicole, still category one storm system. but, you might even have to squint to see it. here is bermuda, a tiny island by comparison to the, pans of the storm system, now thankfully out of there. it did strike at it closest, as category three hurricane in that area. so, thankfully it is not expected to have i energy more impact on any other land areas across our region. back here stateside. we got friday football frenzy going on here tonight. game of the week is one that our executive producer steve lindsay is pumped. i mean, capital pump. so excited because he is a st. joe's guy, but father judge taking on st. joe's, 56 degrees or so at kick off.

mainly clear, certainly cool, though, temperatures continue to drop as the evening progresses, i highly suggest having maybe blanket to cover your knees with here, because it will get little chilly. next couple of days, upper 60s tomorrow, 72 sunday, full sunshine, and i mean, meisha, doesn't get better than there is perfect fall weekends coming up. >> yes, really doesn't, katie, that's perfection for the fall. you guys, we are so lucky, now, right now, also lucky about, is great roadways there is looks really nice out here, thanks to katie, the nice dry roadways, mother nature, mother nature helping us out, as well, 422, headlights, eastbound direction, past oaks, you can see steady stream of headlight now, we expect that pushing toward the 6:00 hour. even on a friday we can heat up little bit. that's what we are seeing right now. delaware county same story pushing in the northbound direction, take it up to the airport this is what you are looking at, looking good you guys, still very dark out there, we do have accident, one of the first of the morning, abington, shady lane pine road. still out there. seeing a lot of green around that area, that's great news,

everyone traveling posted speeds. but take a look at this guys. if you take septa university city tunnel, construction, happening. because that far airport, media elwyn and wilmington newark lines just saturday, sunday, all service, all of it, terminates, at 30th street. and i'll be tweeting this information out for you, as well. joe, rahel, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha. race for president is getting the bulk every attention, but there are seats in congress up for grabs in november, too. among them, u.s. senate seat representing pennsylvania. >> right now, republican pat toomey holds it, but democrat katie mcginty is challenging him. jessica dean spoke with both of them about some of the big issues in our country right now including gun control and the minimum wage. >> asthmas shootings continue to playing the united state, the debate over gun control grows more with each tragedy. in 2013, senator pat toomey co-sponsored the mansion too many i amendment t would have expanded backgrounds checks on all gun sales, including guns bought at gun shows and over

the internet with exemption for sales between family and friends. the amendment has now failed twice. >> would you support that type of legislation? >> i would and unlike senator too many i would stick with it, one time, three and a half years ago, lent his name to another senator bill. better than nothing. but not much. look, i take this on in a way that finds common ground. americans want to see common sense things done, like criminals, the mentally infirmed, of course we need backgrounds checks there, and close loop hells that currently exist that allow even terrorist toss buy guns. >> i reached across the aisle because i think my party is wrong, in thinking that we can't close backgrounds check loopholes. >> has earned the endorsement of cease-fire pennsylvania. too many i has been end cops dollars by pool action committee led by michael bloomberg and another led by former arizona congress woman gabby gifford, who was shot in the head at event in 2011.

>> no couldn't diction in supporting the second amendment and also want to go do backgrounds check to make sure that dangerous criminals, dangerously mentally ill people, and terrorists aren't able to buy firearms. >> in the street of philadelphia, we have seen protesters demands ago increase in the pennsylvania minimum wage. >> there is a lot of talk about raising a minimum wage. you could come out against that. walk me through why you are against that. >> pretty simple. one of the most fundamental basic rules of economics is if you make something more expensive, you get less of it. the way to help lower income workers get higher wages isn't to try to pass a fiat from the government to force it, it is to help people get more skills, more education. >> actually, all of the evidence is to the contrary of what senator too many i has said. and he has been an opponent of giving people a raise. now, that works maybe for bosses, but it doesn't work for average families. but, in terms of our economy,

raising the minimum wage boosts the economy because 70% of economic activity is consumer purchasing power. so, putting more money in the pocket of consumers drives economic growth. >> jessica dean reporting there, too many i motorcycle guinea face-off in a debate monday night at 7:00. see it here on cbs-3. >> a hand stone flag from world war ii is donated to the park service at pearl harbor. but it is not an us flight. >> that's right. it is japanese. the symbol i am behind it, and where it has been all of these years. we'll be right back.

>> flew over the ship where japanese order to attack pearl harbor. robert hartman later retrieved the flag after the japanese surrendered. he eventually passed it onto his daughter. she gave it to the park service for preservation. >> well, coming up: why is a new jersey gas tax passed last week has not gone into effect yet. >> and with halloween right around the corner, warning for parents, why your children should avoid wearing certain face paint. we'll h

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>> also under investigation, this morning, the death after special needs student, at his school. with a we know about the moment leading to up his death. >> controversial seen at geno's steaks, the own her change of heart and took it down. >> today is friday, october the 14th. >> jim and brooke are off today. joining us on this long weekend, katie and prior keeping an eye on things, as you like to say, happy frriyay. i can tell you now, great day all around, not only because it is friday, but on the roadways looking great thanks to the weather department. >> i'll take the credit, ya. when the weather turns bad, then, yep, not my fault. >> you said it.