"eyewitness news" this morning begins with breaking news, i76 shutdown right now following a crash involving a beer truck. meisha has the details and the detours as you head out the door. >> and the clock is ticking for the possible septa strike that could cause some big problems for your commute. the timetable for the strike and the latest on negotiations. >> eagles nation not happy after washington delivers a tough loss at fed ex field. how fans are dealing with the second lost in a row and what about the rest of the season? today is monday being october 17th, good morning, i'm joe holden. >> i'm rahel solomon. jim and brooke are off today. katie off today, too, we'll check in in with justin for a check of the forecast. meisha, problem on i76? >> this is not good. >> this will slow us down. details coming up in a little

bit. but i can tell you right now, just tacking about this, joe, yep, the schuylkill right now, you guys, schuylkill eastbound at university ave. is completely closed. you're looking at video right now, i can tell this accident happened about 12:45 this morning, yep, tractor-trailer verse us a vehicle, tractor-trailer was caring beer kegs. so, this is closed both directions right now eastbound closed university ave. traffic can re-enter at grays ferry and westbound, look at this, guys, westbound closed air vare avenue. also involving an oil spill. one person has been transported to the hospital. so i can tell you right now for those every you taking the schuylkill which is many of you this is severely going to impact your travel this morning, you will want to give yourself extra time. i would say even though it is only 4:30 this morning, i would say at least give yourself a half hour at this point, you can imagine at 5:00 and 6:00. live shot right now looking at the schuylkill eastbound at university ave. where the accident is in the live picture.

crews are still out there. take a take a look at this tractor-trailer, huge dent there. give yourself extra time, even though it is only 4:30 in the morning, give yourself at least 30 minutes, vine now open. that's good news, more coming up in a little bit. right now we go to the weather department. justin, good morning, a lot going on already in the worlds of travel. >> weather is quiet it, will get warm, still feeling like summer late september or even mid september really for the next few days, setting new records probably for the middle of the week. this morning pretty quiet across the region, may finds areas of desidents fog, center city in good shape under partly cloudy skies, temperature 59 degrees, light breeze out of the west at 5 miles per hour, look at the temperature change compared to this time yesterday. anywhere from about ten to 17 degrees warmer, so that's what we will be dealing with there is warmer air continuing to build in over the next 24 hours. visibility, less than half mile now in wilmington. this hour, three in allentown, so again depend where you are, you will run into locally dense fog.

temperatures generally up ear's over most locations, maybe few cooler spot in some of the suburbs, cool, pottstown, checking in at 56 degrees, 60 in palmyra, in urge new jersey, couple of light showers, came through the poconos region earlier this mourn, dissipated so i think we'll keep things dry, decent amount of sunshine high of 80 degrees, mid 70s at the shore, more clouds near 70, the poconos, talk about the record temperatures coming up null full forecast in a few minutes, joe, back to you. >> thank you, new this morning, ambush style shooting leaves father dead and police searching for answers. >> we've learned that victim had just returned home from shopping. jan carabeo live at police headquarters with more, jan, good morning. >> good morning, told this man was just standing in his rear driveway when police say two men approached him, pulled out a gun, robbed him, shot him. all happened when his family was just inside include that man's young child. he was taken to the hospital.

he later died later this morning. police are now treating this as a homicide investigation. take a look at the videoment all of this happened right around 10:30 last night, 5100 block of f street in lawncrest. police say the 28 year old man had just come home from shopping, as you mentioned, they say he was in his back driveway when approached by those men. now before the victim died, he was able to tell police at least one of those men pulled a gun and announced a robbery. then for some reason the victim was shot multiple times. police found four spent shell casings right next to his body indicating he was shot at point blank range, taken to temple university hospital in very critical condition where he later died. unclear how much the suspect got away with, but police do know they took the victim's gun which he had with him at the time of the robbery. >> the victim told us he was robbed, and after the victim was shot, one of the perpetrators actually took a semiautomatic gun from the victim. so we don't know if the victim

got a chance to even pull the weapon or if it was just stolen as result of the robbery. >> now, homicide detectives are investigating. they are looking for surveillance cameras, and video in that area. that young child, that was in the house, when all of this happened, that young child was taken to neighbor's house this morning, safe, unharmed, that family member also in a house now working with investigators to see if she can help in this investigation. reporting live outside police headquarters this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, joe, back to you. >> thank you for that live report. >> another deadly shooting overnight there is one just after midnight in philadelphia's kensington section. police tell "eyewitness news" the 19 year old victim was shot in the head while on 2900 block of rosehill street. detective are now checking for several surveillance cameras in the area hoping they will hope identify a suspect. >> woman forced to jump to safety during house fire in philadelphia's tioga section. firefighters getting the call around 1:15 this morning to a burning home in the 1700 block

of west juniata street. we're told that woman jumped from second story window and suffered head injuries. she is said to be in stable condition. >> another septa strike looming. more than 5700 septa workers could walk out at the end of the month if officials can't agree to new deal. by the time contract expires on october 31. sunday local 234 workers voted overwhelming ton to strike. trying to come to an agreement on pensions and healthcare. >> so, somebody has to push back. >> can't, oh, man, that's bad, oh, man, making it continue err for me. can't say that, they have a family like avenue family. >> potential buses would affect local trolleys, septa, rales, would not affect regional rail. those work remembers part of different union. >> former president bill clinton is campaigning on behalf of his wife in montgomery county. the hillary for pennsylvania

campaign says the 42nd president will appear tomorrow afternoon at the montgomery community college central campus. now, yesterday, two women who lost their children due to police involved incident, campaigned on hillary clinton's behalf in west philadelphia. the women talked about what they view as clinton's commitment to criminal justice reform, and equal rights for all. donald trump supporters made their voices heard in old city philadelphia. trump supporters held all american rally near the liberty bell. organizers say this all was to showcase the differs support for the president a.m. nominee. rally features several speakers who criticize trump opponent hillary clinton. two nominees are holding their final debate wednesday night, and if you catch that right here on cbs-3. >> "eyewitness news" is also following the race for u.s. senate in pennsylvania. incumbent row public can pat toomey and democratic challenger katie mcginty hold first debate tonight.

watch it at 7:00 right here on cbs-3, then look for full coverage and reaction on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> developing right now, the battle for mozul iraq is on the move to liberate its second largest city from isis. significant developments over night as the iraqi military went on the offensive trying to drive out the islamic state out of most he will where 1 million people call home. troops seen here waiving flags, bringing artillery toward the city. won't fight the 5,000 isis fighters with additional support from the us military. mose he will cities lamb i can last strong hold in the iraq. >> for the eagles trial to reset, tape deep breath and move on after another ugly lost there is time to division rival washington. the question is how bad was it? carson wentz was sacked on his first snap. in fact, they practically ripped the jersey right off his back. now in the second quarter, kirk cousins, 13-yard touchdown first down,

14-nothing. davis got 15-yard penalty for the celebration. that result in a short kick off. wendell small would face most of it, returning for 86-yard touchdown, eagles still in in te hole this time 14-seven. and in the final second of the first half after questionable fletcher cox penalty, extended the drive, shown with the single yard touchdown. eagles down 21-14 at the half. we zoom ahead, two minute left in the game. eagles down seven, sacked again. rookie offensive tackle hala -- halapoulivaati vaitai with a rough debut, ooze else loose 27-20. >> name of the game, you know, it is to starts with me, i got to go back and evaluate. just a discipline thing. >> one of those things you got to learn from it. it is all how you react, how you respond to the losses. obviously we didn't come out here, perform the way we want to, but the season is not

over. it is a long season. >> deep breath people. eagles three and two have dropped to third place in the nfc east. disappointed fans of course holding something back. >> typical eagle. they get your hopes up. and they just take the seat right from underneath you. typical eagles. i'm not buying into it. i'm not buying into it. they're not even going to make the playoffs. you heard it here. >> at the beginning of the season i was kind of hesitant to be excited now i kind of see why. kind of seems to be unraveling. >> the last two weeks the rest gained 220 yards, kind of hard when you're playing against two teams at the same time. >> okay. >> common, people. >> of course it is not going to get any easier, rahel. coming off their own bye week, the eagles will host the undefeated and well rested minnesota vikings on sunday. >> oh, that will be something to watch. you know why. >> we're still good. we're good. >> well, there is still much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

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>> back on "eyewitness news" with the blastoff of two chinese astronaunts now on their way to an experiment al space station. now the launch happened on the edge of the desert in decline a30 day mission will test the station's ability to support life. china will add two more modules to the space station with plans to make it fully operational by 2022. philadelphia group commemorate 30 years in the fight against aids. crowds gathered at eakin's oval for the philly aids walk and run. the annual 5k raises money to support hiv care services here in the greater philadelphia region. at last check yesterday's 5k raised over a quarter of a million dollars.

>> and the susan g. komen three day ends with a powerful closing ceremony. hundreds every men and women concluded three day, 60-mile walk on the phytogenies breast cancer, walkers took off fry from the willow grove park mall, and crossed the finish line at the navy yard in south philly. >> it is a community, so it is only as tough as the person next to you. because the person next to you is going to pick you up when you fall, pick you up when you don't want to go any more, and you know what, that's what we do for each other with susan g. komen. >> i love that. banding together. and each participant raised at least $2,300, together they raised over $2.1 million. >> how about that, wonderful, congratulations to everybody who participated. the time now 4:44. let's get a check on the forecast. we're confuse ago lot of people with you and i on a monday. >> throwing in the monkey wrench. the weather is confusing people, too, talking 83

temperatures. >> this warmth is holding on strong, so a touch of late summer coming at us, really for the next several days, maybe setting new records there is morning it is milder. don't need heavy coat like you did over the weekend. fifty-five, one of the cooler spots interior south jersey, millville. dover checking in at 61 around the city, kind of the same deal, up ear's to near 60 degrees, and not much drop in the temperature to the north and west suburbs. ambler, 54. mount pocono hanging out at 58 at this hour. few areas of fog, couple of ours of showers around the poconos, that's dissipated. couple of showers out in western pennsylvania, maybe one into the poconos, everybody else should see dry conditions with increase in sunshine today. going through time, again, partly cloudy skies this morning, more sunshine for the afternoon, helps really warm the temperatures up. we're just locked into a sunny, dry pattern, really, through at least the middle of the week. that's going to allow temperatures to heat up. check it out in the 50's this morning, on our way up to around 80 degrees for a lot of locations, inland philadelphia, wilmington,

trenton, even close to 80 in the lehigh valleyment tonight mild night. fifty's to low 60s, temps, overnight lows, tomorrow looks like we are well into the lower 80s, maybe even potentially the mid 80s. so close to record highs tomorrow. it is going to be tough. eight an is the record for tuesday. eighty on wednesday, so there is a good chance we'll break that record high on wednesday afternoon. so for today, sun, clouds, warm, high of 80 degrees, mild tonight, partly cloudy, low of 64. here is the extended forecast, dry, warm, low and mid 80s through wednesday, back to the 70s on thursday, friday, with a chance for few showers. >> all right, justin, hard to believe we've got 80's out there. good morning, everyone, happy monday. so this is what we are looking at right now. live mobile three, accident involving tractor-trailer that was caring beer kegs and a vehicle. >> this happened about 12:45 a.m. take a look at this, it is involving an oil spill. one person was transported to the hospital. this is the accident, happened at the schuylkill eastbound university ave. it is closed right now, both

directions, because of this accident. so eastbound you're closed university ave. traffic can re-enter at grays ferry. westbound you're closed at vare avenue. you can use alternate if you are moving in the eastbound direction. i would say it is vine to broad street going to be your best bet. and they are hard at work trying to get this cleared out of your way. but i will say even though we haven't even cracked into the 5:00 hour there is will really start to slow you down. not seeing any real slow downs right now. but i would certainly give yourself extra time, especially once we get into the 5:00 hour. and you know what will happen in the 6:00 and 7:00 hour, still lingering out there, so heads up on that. the vine, it is looking good, it was not closed overnight for the construction, vine looking great, both moving in the westbound and eastbound side. do have disable vehicle on 422 eastbound. there you go. eastbound ramp, the ramp to route 724. one lane is block there. and i'll have more coming up in about 15 minute, rahel, back to you. >> meisha, see you then, thank you. still ahead this morning, how many millennials are ready for retirement or even thinking about it? >> little early here, okay. and how about one place where

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who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women. >> 4:50, time for a check on business news. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning, big announcement today? >> that's right. so pepsi is going reduce sugar from its drinks, the soda maker says that by 2025 it goal is to have at least two thirds of its drinks of 100 calories or fewer from added sugar, pepsi will add more zero and low calory drinks, doing to go reform late existing drinks. >> jill, so there is some truck new data about millennials and retirement? >> yes, young americans simply are not saving for retirement. that's according to a new pole, 48% of americans 18 to 30, have zero in retirement savings, no access to

traditional pensions, only about 7% of those surveyed say they're in line to get pensions, which are becoming more rare. joe, rahel? >> i can see that. you're younger, you think maybe you're invest, pay off some debt. >> wow, could be truck development down the road for them. jill wagner, live from wall street, thank you so much. coming up after the break, meisha checks on the crash on i76. >> plus new spin on happy hour, spending yap i hour with your dog. hi, justin. >> goo dollars morning, everyone, already feeling milder outside. possibly setting some records this week, talk about late summer conditions coming at us over the next seven days when over the next seven days when "eyewitness news" hey, thanks for stopping by. you know, i've followed your character since the first episode. i'm a big fan, big, big fan... thank you. listen, your storyline makes for incredible tv drama. thing is, your drug use is very adult content. too adult for the kids. so, i'm gonna have to block you. aw, man. yeahh...

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coat this morning. some showers dissipating over the poconos over the past few hours, still some left-over showers western pennsylvania, then you should start to dissipate, as well. so we keep things dry today. partly cloudy skies, more sunshine later this afternoon, really starts to warm us up. spots around 80 degrees this afternoon, at least we don't have the humidity to deal with. so we will be comfortable 80. tonight still mild, partly cloudy, 64 for the city, slightly cooler out in the serbs, check out the forecast, if you like it warmer, wait until tomorrow. more sunshine, 84 degrees. wednesday high of 83, that would satisfy in you record, break the old record of 80. then back to the mid 70s thursday, low 70s friday, best chance of some showers coming in on friday. let's head over to meisha for a check on the latest conditions. >> justin, you are bringing the heat this monday morning. great to see you. guys, what you are waking up with right now, liver mobile three at accident scene. involving tractor-trailer caring beer kegs. oh, no. right around 12:45 a.m., it is involving oil spill.

one person was transported to the hospital. so the accident happened at the schuylkill eastbound at university ave. it is closed both directions. take a look. eastbound is closed university ave. look at that, look at there, hard at work trying to get this cleared up. eastbound closing university ave., traffic can re-enter at grays ferry and the westbound side is closed or being directed off at vare avenue and can re-enter on university. or you can use alternate eastbound, eastbound direction, vine to broad street, also an option for you. then the vine, it was not closed overnight, vine looking pretty good. really the only thing we're really dealing with of major significance that closure on the schuylkill, disable vehicle here, route 422 eastbound ramp to 724, one lane block there, and also you guys we do have construction in jersey. 295 southbound at route 45, two left lanes are blocked, right now, and that's going to linger out there for the next five minute or so. so i'll let you know as soon as that clears. rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. pet parent and k9 companions

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>> breaking news, a crash at i76 east completely closed near university ave. what they are unloading and why it is taking so long. some are calling it attack on democracy. firebombs what makes the crime even more disturbing, how the candidates are responding. >> ready to strike septa workers threaten to walk off the job in they don't get a new contract. the sticking points holding up the deal, and how it could affect tens every thousands of commuters. >> today is monday, october 17th, 2016. good morning, i'm joe holden. jim donovan is off. >> i'm rahel solomon in for brooke thomas. first we want to get to meisha and the breaking details on i76. >> it is really big news. it will impact so many people

on their morning commute this morning specially on a monday. schuylkill eastbound closed at university ave. great news though, the westbound side is just opening right now. trick a look. this is live crews out there trying to get this cleared up for you. joe asked the question. watch was it caring? well, beer, and a whole lot of beer. take a look at this, see justin over there, so excited about this story. the accident is involving a tractor-trailer caring beer and this happened about 12:45 in the morning, and involving an oil spill. so again, schuylkill eastbound at university ave. is closed right now eastbound closed at university ave. and traffic can re-enter at grays ferry. westbound was being differ earth dollars at vare avenue. but again, the westbound side, you are now all clear. so that's great news for those of you traveling on the westbound side, overall, if you are going on the eastbound side, you can use alternate, vine to broad, your best bet. you can see how many flashing lights are out there. even though we are just now cracking into the