morning. >> i sure have. if i said one area that you do not want an accident, what would you say. >> that's probably the schuylkill, right? specially on a monday morning, and that's what we're seeing. take a look at these backups because of it. just now 6:00 in the morning what's shaping up to be very busy monday morning. we have live chopper three over this accident. the accident 12:45 a.m. involving tractor-trailer caring beer. there is involving an oil spill, one person has been transferred to the hospital. again, this is on the schuylkill schuylkill eastbound, closed at university ave. and you can re-enter at grays ferry westbound side, one lane open, easing congestion, overall more and more vehicles every quarter hour keeps pumping on to the roadway, causing backups good alternate, eastbound, i've been report that alternate for the past hour or so, it will

be very slow, as well. schuylkill moving, path south street, real now relief here on the eastbound side. it will goat busier and busier, do you have give yourself at least extra 45 minutes to an hour moving in the eastbound direction on the westbound side, one lane open, so it is easing tension, overall just heads up, both sides westbound or eastbound give yourself extra time, my biggest note, extra time, 45 minute an hour. we have another accident, as well. >> justin, 80s today. >> people want to know what kind of beer is on that truck. maybe you'll let us know? not telling. okay, may need cold beverage next few days, it will be warm in the afternoon, talking temperatures feeling more like late summer 80s coming up in the forecast, this morning pretty quiet.

most showers over the poconos have diminished, areas every fog, center city good shape. 06 degrees. so difference weared to the weekend, three's and 40's, dew points also at 60. so that means, moisture in the air, and it is in the form of fog, basically through the cloud, so less than half mile visibility around the philadelphia international airport. as well as wilmington, atlantic city airport now down to half mile visibility, so just watch out locally dense fog, 50's and 60s for the current temperature this morning, light jacket, be able to shed that this afternoon, once we get the sun up. it is going to go to work rapid warm up this afternoon mix every sunday and clouds, look at the temperature jump mid 60s by 9:00. already in the low 70s by 11:00 early afternoon close to 80. should make it to 80 degrees around philadelphia, for the afternoon high. mid 70s at the shore, near 70, up in the mountains, few more clouds maybe spotty shower. then we challenge some record high temperatures over the next couple of days, we will talk about that how long it lasts the full forecast in

just a few more minutes, joe, back to you. >> justin, thank you. updating story we brought you earlier, 28 year old father now dead after he robbed and shot right outside his own home. >> jan has been following this for us all morning, live at police headquarters back out to her, hi, jan. >> good morning, tragedy for this young man's family as you mentioned, 28 years old. police say he came home last night, in his rear driveway, two people approached him, robbed him, and shot him. all the while his family was inside including this young man's young child. take a look at the video. this all happened ride around 10:30 last night 5100 block of f street lawncrest. police say that 28 year old had just come home from shopping when he was approached by two men. now, before the victim died, he was able to tell police that at least one of those men pulled a gun, and they both announce add robbery, then for some reason the victim was shot multiple times. police found four spent shell casings next to his body. the victim was taken to temple

university hospital in very critical condition. where he later died. now, what's unclear, just how much the suspect got away with, because remember he did come home from shopping. busily do know they took the victim's gun, which he actually had on him at the time of the robbery. >> he was able to tell the police that he had a semiautomatic gun in his possession, and that was taken by the perpetrators. so these individuals are dangerousment not only do they have a gun that they used used o shoot the victim, they stole additional gun. now we know they have at least two semiautomatic guns in their possession. >> now, homicide detectives are taking over this case, it is unclear at this time if the victim was able to pull out that gun or if it was just taken as a result of the robbery. police are now looking for a number of surveillance cameras in the area and videos that could help. as for the young child, that child is fine this morning. not hurt. safe. as far as the woman who was inside of the house, that woman is now cooperating with

police, as they try to sort out exactly what happened. we are reporting live outside police headquarters this morning. jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". rahel, joe, back into you. >> thank you for that live report. >> another deadly shooting overnight. >> this 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 the 2900 block of rosehill street. the detectives are now checking surveillance cameras in the area, hoping that will help identify a suspect. >> a woman suffered head injuries when she jumped from second floor window to escape from early morning fire in tioga. she is in stable condition now, the fire broke out about 1:15 this morning, on the 1700 block of west juniata street, so far, no word on the cause. major developments overnight in the battle for mozul iraqi troops have moved in, and are battling isis, trying to regain control of iraq's second largest city. now this video shows conflict of equipment driving toward mozul ahead of the iraqi military offensive, sporadic

showing across the planes near the city. here we see troops dawning current i shall flags singing before headed into battle. about 30,000 in total will take on the 5,000 isis fighters currently occupying mozul. well, election day is three weeks from tomorrow. republican donald trump is connecting democrat hillary clinton to a firebombing at gop offers in north carolina, also battling sexual assault allegations, correspondent hell a daniels from the campaign trail. >> offering no evidence, donald trump pinned saturday night's firebomb attack at the republican party in hillsboro to hillary clinton and her supporters. tweeting, quote, animals representing clinton and dems in north carolina just firebombed the office. because we are winning. >> clinton also took to twitter calling the incident horrific, unacceptable, a swat stick are err and the words nazi republicans get out of

town or else were spray painted outside the building. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt means. >> the incident came as trump and his surrogates spend the -- spent the weekends casting doubt on the us election systemment top trump advisor rudy giuliana claim democrats could steal votes in inner cities. >> you want me to tell moo that i think the election of philadelphia and chicago will be fair? i would have to be a more on to say that. >> trump own runningmate mike pence was more cautious. >> we will absolutely except the result of the election. >> clinton still faces challenges of her own. as wikileaks continues to publish more emails at linked to her campaign. >> you can't assume that they're all accurate. >> the latest batch shows clinton aides struggling to respond to the lgbt community after the democratic nominee praised nancy reagan last march for starting a national conversation about aids in the 1980s. activists have long criticized former president ronald reagan

for his so-called slow response to the crisis. hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well the first debate is set of a hotly contested pennsylvania senate race. that will could decide whether the gop hangs onto its senate majority. the republican pat toomey and katie mcginty face-off tonight here on cbs-3, then look for full coverage and reaction on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. happening today, former penn state assistant coach mook mick year i takes his olds school to court. opening statements, begin today, in mcqueary's lawsuit against penn state. he said the school retaliated against him after jerry can discuss did i child sex abuse trial. he said he saw him abuse a boy in a team shower and then reported it to the school. penn state did not renew mcqueary's contract of 2012. mcqueary says the school making him look like he was part of a cover up. >> in new york the murder retrial begins this week in the 1979 disappearance of

assange. pedro hernandez worked. police say hernandez confess in the 2012, but jury dead-locked last year, after his lawyer said hernandez was mentally ill and the confession was false. >> another septa strike is 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 expire on november 31. sunday workers voted overwhelmingly to strike. union workers and septa management trying to reach agreement on pensions and healthcare. >> so, somebody has to push back. going to push back. >> can't say oh, man, that's bad, oh, man, making it continue err for me. i can't always say that. because they have families just like avenue family. >> affect a lot of people. potential strike would affect septa buses, trolleys, local rales, at the market frankford and broad street lines. would not affect regional rail because those work remembers part of a different union.

>> well, they were kidnapped from their schools, kept from their families for two and a half years. now, some of the 300 girls taken from nigeria are reunited when their parents, coming up, the very emotional homecoming. >> plus, a driver goes over an embankment and trapped in his car when it catches fire the the the lengths good samaritans went to to save his

>> welcome back, mothers, fathers, daughters respect bursting into tears of joy as they hugged on sunday, the girls were kidnapped more than two years ago by the islamic extremist group. the nigerian government negotiated their release in

hopes to free 197 girls still held captive. >> amazing video, now, bystanders forming human chain, to help a driver after overturned suv on a florida highway. take a look, the video shows they got to him just in time. nearly dozen people helped police rescue the driver, after his suv went over an embankment into a ditch, and caught fire. the driver and few of his rescuers did suffer minor injuries. new concerns after wild fire in northern california. rain has been pouring down in the santa cruz mountains, now, usually rain is a good thing when there is a wild fire. not in this case. officials say the scorched soil is vulnerable to floods, and mudslides, the fire was broke out last month has burned nearly 4500 acres, and originally contained a few days ago. >> we've been following breaking news on the schuylkill, all morning long. >> let's get back to meisha. any good news? any updates. >> only good news the westbound side. we will talk about that in just a moment. good morning, just waking up with us, what we are covering right now an accident on the

schuylkill eastbound at university ave. it happened around 12:45 a.m. this morning. and it is involving an oil spill. one person has been transferred to the hospital. and this tractor-trailer was actually caring an entire load of beer. so this is really slowing us down, because the eastbound side like i said is completely closed at university ave. you can re-enter at grays ferry right now. but because that far closure on eastbound side, moving into the 6:00 hour on a monday morning, you can bet that it will slow you down, you will have to give yourself really a lot of extra time. i would say at least a hour at this point. also, one lane is open on the westbound side. if you want to take alternate, you can take the eastbound side. vine to broad street. but i can tell you right now just because i've been talking about that alternate so long, that's also going to slow you down. back up eastbound schuylkill past the vine, pretty significant. showing some backup shots around the south street area. and it was literally bumper to bumper almost completely stopped. now we are looking at eastbound schuylkill past the vine, what we are looking at, seeing snail crawl, will get

slower and slower progressing toward the accident, plus westbound side like i said that's only one lane open. plus we have an accident, pa turnpike eastbound before willow grove. just a heads up on that. give yourself couple of extra minutes. overall busy morning in the world of travel. weather justin wow talking 80s. >> feeling like summer, course, miller, old english. that's what's on the truck. >> wow. >> that's what people want to know, too. that's vital information. common! that's what our sources tell us. yes, good stuff there. all right, little depressing with the sunrise later and later each morning, 7:14 this morning, by the end of the month rising at 7:29. then we flip the clock. first weekends november. as daylight saving time begins. and sunrises at 6:36. so losing about two and a half minute of daylight each day as we head toward the winter season. but, here is something a little positive. makes you feel pretty good if you like summer weather. next couple of days, well to the north, high temperatures running 16 to 20 degrees above average. here we are right now, 50's to

about 60 degrees. so mild start to our morning. some serious warmth to the west. st. louis 74 degrees at this hour already. and that warmth does head eastward, talking about temperatures into the low and mid 80s next few days, couple of showers, central western pennsylvania, they should stay there and diminish. see decent amount of sunshine once we get rid of the fog. reason for the warmth, there is cold front. stays well to the north and west. nice flow coming in out of the southwest, ahead of the front, really no big rain chances any time soon. the front tries to get close to us, tuesday into wednesday, doesn't clear us, so we stay warm. today, up around 80 degrees, sun, clouds, this afternoon, tonight another mild night. sixty-four for the city, 50's out in the suburbs, check out this extended forecast, challenging some records, tuesday, wednesday, wednesday good chance to set new record at 83, mid 70s on thursday, back to typical october for the weekend highs in the 60s, joe and i are hell, back to you. >> only things worse than a monday morning, monday morning after an eagles lost.

>> true. pat gallen here talking football. pat this is what two games in a row. what's going on? >> sadly we have to breakdown a not so fun day sunday fun day for the eagles yesterday in the nation's capitol. are the fans slowly turning on the slumping birds? we'll tell you next in pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punshied for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising.

>> welcome back, former eagles quarterback sam bradford will meet the birds coming off two straight bad games. so, ya, everyone wait to go see what sam bradford has to offer. we will find out sunday. but yesterday, it was a tough game from the very start. washington was on carson wentz's heals all day, and the eagles could not get the offense or the defense in gear. wentz sacked five times. they opened up 14-nothing lead. but, birds keep it close. thanks to a pick six right there by malcolm jenkins, kick off return for touchdown. birds could not stop washington's offense which dominated at the time of possession, defense gave the birds fits all afternoon. hand the eagles their second straight lost, 27-20. coach pederson tried to look on the bright side.

>> defense hung in, there gave us opportunity couple of tile, then we did some nice things, but something, you know, waist just got to look at monday and tuesday and get ready. >> tough for us to get in the groove today. we didn't feel like we were n'sync very well. >> eagle now three and two, they've dropped to third place in the ffc east. disappointed fans, of course, held nothing back. >> typical eagle, take the seat from under you. not buying into it, not buying into it. not even make the playoffs. you heard it here folks. >> beginning of the season i was kind of hesitant to be excited, and now i kind of seems to be unraveling. >> the last two weeks, action rest gained 220 yards, kind of hard when you're playing against two teams at the same time. >> and it will not get any easier. the eagles host undefeated

minnesota vikings, sam bradford will be back sunday. five and zero vikings will be licking their chomps. defense allowing under 13-point per game. looking to tee-off. wentz troubles in part due to his rookie right tackle halapoulivaati vaitai. they have got a brutal brutal schedule coming up not only the vikings but in two weeks the cowboys, then the giants. gets tough from here. >> a lot of good news. >> ton of good news this morning. >> we'll be right back.

katie: i'm katie mcginty vo: have plenty in common --mey they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. on women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe.

i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you.

>> weekends watch, warm the next few days, so if you don't like the warm, wait until saturday, sunday, we cool it back down, storm system should be out of here, look like weekend stays dry at this point, good conditions, to head outside more on this full forecast, talk about the record highs coming up in few more minute, back to you. all right, justin, thank you now for look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the front page of the reading eagle pennsylvania failure to comply with 2005

lost, means, your drivers license soon won't get you on an airplane, or into some federal facility. >> this will be enforced starting next year. >> cb community focuses on young people in foster care, private school founded last year, the goal to give student ages 16 to 20, a safe stable environment to learn. >> and in the intelligence err this morning, central bucks east, marching band members champions, the band took home first place, to the 2016 yamaha in east rutter forward, received award for best visual performance, congratulates toss them. >> indeed. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> coming up more changes at the hoboken train station following that terrible crash last month. plus, a looming septa strike. justin? >> will think, won't they?

i'm justin finch what's coming up and what commuters are already planning. >> gop office in north carolina is firebombed. how both presidential candidates are reacting. meisha? >> looking outside right now, weaver an accident on the schuylkill eastbound leaving the eastbound side completely closed and very slow on the westbound side. another accident on the vine and the pa turnpike, i'll have all of the updates coming up. first we will take a break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be rig

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>> good morning, i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon in for brooke thomas. >> what you are waking up to right now is an active scene. the accident happened at the schuylkill eastbound, at

university ave. >> joe asked the question: what was it caring? well, beer. and a whole lot of beer. >> the shooter was firing from point blank range. >> father gunned down right outside his northeast philadelphia house. while his baby was inside. >> police say this all went down and this 28 year old man's rear driveway. had just come home from shopping. >> all hoping by halloween there is a new deal with septa. >> significant development overnight, iraqi military was on the offensive trying to driver out the islamic state out of mozul. risk his life. money lands ers ers, assassins, imagine the secrets this guy has? >> who are you?

>> oh, the suspense, the account and the, topping the box office this weekend, earning, nearly $25 million. >> let's get back to meisha this morning, meisha, you have been tracking this all morning, that truck accident, creating quite a commuter nightmare on 76? >> i was just going to say, it is an absolute nightmare right now. good morning, you guys, all right, so let's get right to t looking at live mobile three, around this accident, for those every you waking up with us, schuylkill eastbound at university ave. right now closed, happened around 12:45 this morning, involving a tractor-trailer, that was caring beer, one person transported to the hospital. eastbound closed university ave. re-enter right around grays ferry area. one lane open, maybe the westbound side isn't looking too busy? i want to pull your attention, a back up shot of the westbound schuylkill vare avenue there is my friends is a area where we have one lane

lane open. so all every these vehicles will eventually be condense nod one driveable lane. the back up, so now, imagine what the backups look like on the eastbound side? where it is absolutely closed, and you are being directed off, and you can get back on at grays ferry, if you want to try to avoid altogether take the alternate vehicle broad to vine. i can tell with you this many vehicles out there, moving in the westbound side, like i said, where we have one driveable lane eastbound side, i can tell that you that alternate is also going to be very busy, give yourself extra time. plus westbound vine ramp to the schuylkill accident as well, see the firetruck out there as well. overall busy commute, give yourself, very busy how are we looking in weather. >> many with a, so i think you'll see people wearing shorts for the next few days, will feel more like late summer not mid october. and already feel the difference this morning, still cool, but not as cold as it has been, light jacket, but you'll shed that later this afternoon, visibility, still a problem in some spots, down to

half mile around the philadelphia international airport, less than half mile in wilmington, so we have locally dense fog, should give way over the next few hours to more sunshine. 50's to about 60 degrees for the current air temperatures, big difference compared to 24 hours ago whether we were in the 40's, even the suburbs not that bad. fifty-three, one the cooler support up in pounce tots, 61 in doylestown. more hearns, western pennsylvania, tough time maiming it over the mountains the today partly sunny skies, school day forecast, right into school, no problem. 60 degrees. at the bus stop. lunch recess looks good, upper 70s, warm afternoon on the way home from school. high temperature up around 80 degrees for philadelphia near 07 up in the mountains, and it gets even warmer for the next couple of days, we challenge some record high temperatures, talk about how warm we are get, how long it lasts coming up in the full forecast in a few minutes, joe, rahel, back to you. >> philadelphia police on the

hunt for pair every killers who shot and robbed a man in the lawn chris section. "eyewitness news" on the 5100 block of s street after 11:00 last night, 28 year old victim just returned home from shopping when he was ambushed and shot in his rear driveway. young son was nearby in their home at the time. >> chiming video from alaska, shoot suspect on the run after firing on police officer, then stealing his patrol car. police companied released dash cam, they say the officer responding to reports every gunfire on sunday around midnight, when he pulled off, the suspect apparently ambushed him then drove off in his car. police found the cruiser few blocks away but so far no sign of the shooter, now, according to local cbs affiliate in fair banks, office nerve serious condition. commuters are on septa strike watch this morning. more than 5700 workers have said to walk offer the job. justin finch joins us live from the 69 street terminal in upper darby.

justin, this could impact a lot of people. >> yes, rahel, sure could. already commuters are making plans, b, c, d, even talking about carpooling, walking, or just staying at home. all comes down to october 31 when the current contract expires in the union hopes to have a new one, if not, a post halloween scare, some 5,000 septa workers walking off the job. >> "eyewitness news" there sunday ace member of the transit workers union local 234. >> twu and septa don't have new contract deal by midnight october 31. at issue, maintain quality benefits and working conditions for more than 5,000 bus, subway, and trolley operators. >> i'm 59 with 34 years, so at six an i want my pension, my social security, i want my healthcare coverage to carry

me as i get older. >> members are in it for the long hall, even if finalizing comes after election day. >> definitely will. >> have to get to work with supervisor, that was only by the skin of my teeth. >> november strike would cripple commute for tens of thousands, twu, septa, have been bargaining since july. in a statement, the agency says, while we hope the union does not exercise it right to strike, we are focusing on reaching a new contract, that is in the best interest of our riders, and employees, and steak holders. >> would dough no this will not impact regional rail service, those members are in a different union. rahel, joe, back into you. >> justin, thank you very much for that live report. and of course, we are keeping an eye on this potential strike, stay with "eyewitness news", we will keep you updated on our website cbsphilly.com. as we approach that

november 1st deadline. >> new jersey transit trains back to full service today, terminal heavily damaged last month, when a new jersey commuter train crashed. one woman died, more than 100 people were hurt. >> six more tracks open this morning, and back open, two tracks will remain closed do you recall rear pairs. donald trump is blaming hillary clinton supporters for firebomb ago republican party headquarters in north carolina. someone tossed flammable substance through the window in hillsboro sparking a fire and destroying the building. >> vandals also spray painted swastika writing nazi republicans get out of town or else. north carolina is swing state in the presidential election between hillary clinton and donald trump. this is such a violation of our constitution. everything we stand for in this country, to me, that's what this election is about.

it is not about parties, it is about freedom. >> donald trump took to twitter calling whom ever firebombed the office, quote, animals representing hillary clinton and dems. hillary clinton also took to twitter and she wrote: she called the firebombing horrific while offering her sympathy. two candidate face-off in final debate wednesday night, see it here on cbs-3. >> meanwhile "eyewitness news" is also following the race for u.s. senate in pennsylvania, republican pat toomey and challenger katie mcginty hold first debate tonight, watch it at 7:00 here on cbs-3, then look for full coverage, reaction, on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. remember the bear known for walking around new jersey neighborhoods? on it two back legs? well, here is the video that went viral. his name is pedals. he became a neighborhood treasure, and now there is outrage over the bear. we'll explain. and, from the bear to a dog, take a look at this, dog that walked itself, golden

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>> heart breaking story from north jerry, beloved bear is believed dead. the bear was known as pedals, and walk upright through communities in passaic county. experts say he walked that way because every injuries to his front pause. this now say pedals likely killed by an archer who went looking for the famous bear. >> good hunters have told us, you know, what transpired, and we believe them. we know they're not lying. we know pedals is dead, it is the ones that decided they need to hunt him, the lands i cap bear, you know? >> very disturbing, pedals the subject of facebook go fund me page, aiming for treatment at animal sanctuary. >> north carolina estimate that flooding from hurricane matthew has caused $1.5 billion in damage, meantime, rescuers from

philadelphia who helped in the storm's after meat, are now home. at the philadelphia fire department special operations center family, friends, fellow first responders welcome home the group, the task force made several life saving rescues wild station in the lumberton, north carolina. i think we have roughly 08 do 100 rescues, then 25 to 30 animal rescues. great experience for them, experience they bring back. it is capability they bring back, not just to the city of philadelphia, but to the entire commonwealth, and to the entire region. now, on one of their missions, the task force rescued woman and her dog, those were trapped inside a vehicle surrounded by floodwater. >> well, if you are just joining us, you want to give yourself some more time for your commute. >> yes, meisha been following this breaking news on the schuylkill all morning, meisha, any update, any clear at all? >> yes. good news, rahel, joe, right now, starting to see little bit of tension start to ease, plus explain what's going on, for those of how missed

altogether, accident happen earlier this morning, schuylkill eastbound, at university ave. that had all lanes, all directions closed at the schuylkill eastbound and westbound. tractor-trailer caring beer, by the way eastbound closed, re-entering at grays ferry, now they've moved, that tractor-trailer out of the way so the eastbound side is getting cleared up as i speak right now, and the westbound side, all closed completely for little while, then one driveable lane causing still some significant backups, westbound side, right now, you are all clear. all clear. so all lanes open there. eastbound side, they're getting cleaned upright as i speak like i said they've already moved the tractor-trailer out of the way. eastbound side should be back to normal, sometime very quickly, right now the backups still are pretty substantial to give yourself extra 45 minute at least on the schuylkill right now. plus, we have overturned tractor-trailer, you guys, 422 westbound, past trooper, that left lane is block, you can see the flashing lights.

not to mention you can see the significant backups, in this area, as well, again that's 422 westbound past trooper. that left lane is compromised, then we have another accident here, the westbound vine, the ramps to the schuylkill, see it pulled off to the right and kind of snail crawl around this, as well. so, any of these areas that we're month to go right now it is looking busy. accident in blue bell, joel i -- jolly road, heads up on that area, plus accident on the pa turnpike eastbound before willow grovement looks like still out there. so in the world of travel give yourself extra time. justin, we know that you, though, how much, are bringing the good news, thank you very much. >> yes, if you like warm temperatures, i can tell you like it, i'm with you on that one, talking eight's in the forecast, heads up, little fog in some spots this morning, noticeably milder, so if you're out at this time past couple of mornings in the 30's, 40's, now everybody pretty much in the mid and up 50's, few cool spots, out to chester county where fran has 52 degrees, nottingham, mostly cloudy skies, closer to philadelphia generally mid 50's, christoff nerve saint

david's 54 degrees, same deal with some clouds, some thicker fog though down toward wilmington, newark area, into parts of tyne interior south jersey, further south into kent county delaware at this hour, milder, andy who has mostly clear skies, current temperature of 60 degrees. take you to cape may courthouse live look middle township high school getting ready for nice sunrise coming in around 7:15 this morning, current temperature, 59 degrees, speaking of the shore point, may feel like hitting the shore next few days, could feel like summer. the reason the jet stream moving to the north, so this allows a lot of want from the south and west to move back into the delaware valley. northeast, so high temperatures running 15 to 20 degrees above average. we should be in the mid 60s on average this time of year. so talking potential mid 80s for afternoon highs. few showers western pennsylvania, they're going have tough time making it over the mountains. mainly dry today. partly sunny skies, going to be warm afternoon. here is the set up. cold front that's going to be hanging around, the great lakes next few days, but really never clears us. so as long as this front stays

to the north and west, we will be warm. temperatures in the 80s, tuesday, wednesday, potential record highs, even thursday, still warm in the 70s, more clouds, and there is the next storm system that will get through here probably friday start of the weekends bringing some chances for some rain. forecast or the records high tomorrow, eight a degrees. that's pushing pushing it to get through, but possible we could challenge that. but shouldn't have a problem get to go 08 on wednesday. that's the records temperature. so probably set new record wednesday afternoon. today right around 80 degrees under mixture every sunday and clouds tonight. still mild, partly cloudy, 64, that extended forecast each day little warmer, back to typical october stuff in the 60s by the end of the week, joe, rahel, back to you. >> susan komen three day a success. >> hundreds of men and women participate, 606-mile walk, walkers took off friday, from the willow grove park mall, and crossed the finish line yesterday at the navy yard in south philly. >> it is a community, so it is

emmaus 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. >> how about this? each participant raised minimum of $2,300, so in total, they raised over $2.1 million. >> excellent. >> awesome. >> there are new rules for americans traveling to cuba. >> tourist cans now bring home as many as 100 cigars, and several bottles of rum. the obama administration has lifted the 100-dollar limit which could generate hundreds of millions of dollars for cubans on caveats, rum, cigars, brought back are only, only for personal use and cannot be sold. well, the top tweets related to food are in. scientists at the university of utah list toned there is apparently real thing, they found tweets about coffee came in first. we know who helped boost those numbers. >> coffee dates. >> that's right.

>> and tweets about beer. justin drabick, and pizza, also tops the list. >> very good. >> predictable. 6:50, a lot coming up this morning. >> charlie roads joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> hey, good morning, joe, rahel. on the front lines in iraq with the operation underway right now to re-take mozul from isis. plus the latest on the firebombing of a gop headquarters in north carolina, as the fbi and atf join in the investigation. also, this. peter greenberg looks into donald trump's campaign is impacting his businesses, like the brand new hotel in washington, d.c. and anthony mason finds out how kings of leon fought against record label advice to become a world-wide sensation. all of that and more, the news is back in the morning. see in you about ten minutes. >> charlie, we will be watching, thank you. he is a rising star on instagram. dog that walks himself, even carries hundred own leash. >> i need to find a dog like

this. jeremy, reaching celebrity status on the spree of chicago sometimes tourists even pay more attention to him than the fight. >> strikingly beautiful. >> photographers capture the city brill yacht. wraps buildings. they shoot the art full avenues. >> usually get 50 to 100 pictures of them a day. >> something on the move, that's tracking cameras, plenty of attention. >> a dog walks itself on a leash. let's go. >> oh, my god. >> oh, is he cute? >> like many golden retrievers, nine year old sport i, liked to carry something like a toy or ball in his mouth. years ago he instead began toting his own tether. >> it is casino after mute your thing. >> his owner david dunkin adopted the form area jill at this and championship show dog, has since taken his leash and showmanship to the sidewalk. as the sit he's un official most flurry landmark. >> was in chicago magazine. waist in new york mag. >> you're ' awesome dog. >> little bit of local

celebrity around here, yes. >> dunkin quick to point out if anyone is uncomfortable with the dog, he is never too far away, no grab for his leash. >> no, no, no, you common. >> from 9:00 to 5:00 the duncan is an options trainer. >> i yell and scream all day. >> because that far sports as much a therapy dog for him, as the k9 is for all the strangers he greets. >> he's everything. i don't know what i would do without him. >> i really don't. >> high, babe. >> i he's friends, he makes people happy, you know? i just want to give him back what he's given me. >> oh, my god. >> sport i may not own this river walk, but he's got a lesion it. >> as long as he keeps asking for the leash, i'll keep giving it to him. >> that was jeremy ross reporting. now, sport i has about 4200 followers on instagram. >> he's also on youtube, so check him out. sport i the dog. i went to school in chicago. i would love to go back to see sporty. >> and the sites. >> and take us with you,

please. we would all like to go along. >> awesome. >> it was good time at morgan's pier in old city this weekend for dog lovers and their sporty friends. >> for dogs it is not happy hour it is yappy hour. those who attended the event enjoyed specialty cocktails benefitting the ps p.m. ca. also adopt recall pets on hand looking for a forever home. >> ' would be will right back with three things you need to know before go. >> it is three to go next.

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>> pennsylvania son tore pat toomey and challenger mcginty tonight, you can watch it here on cbs-3. >> hillary clinton is off the campaign trail to prepare for wednesday night's debate with donald trump, the gop nominee, how much; campaigning in greenbay, wisconsin. >> septa union members set deadline for possible strike there giving the transit agency until the end of the month to reach a new deal. >> how about last check on traffic and weather? things clearing up out there. >> getting better. i go to you first. you give us the good news. >> it will be warm, yes.

>> let us know that beer truck. >> afternoon, pretty much warm, low mid 80s, late summertime stuff. could break new records. tuesday, wednesday, and by the weekend back to typical fall stuff. little something for everybody in the forecastment next bet chance for some showers probably on friday. all right, meisha, what's the latest? >> joe, i'm sad to say the beer truck is out of here. it is gone. yes, accident has now cleared on the schuylkill eastbound at university ave. you are looking at schuylkill near south street. still very busy, both moving in the eastbound and westbound direction. plus, we have an accident, westbound woodhaven road past route 13 all lanes are block, you guys, you will have to use alternate street road or grant avenue, probably going to be your best bet there. plus, another accident, overturned tractor-trailer 422 west past trooper. very busy morning. >> meisha, thanks very much. it is officially pumpkin season as we all know. what better way to kick it off than little pumpkin chunking? >> three, two, one.

>> there goes. thousands look on at the annual pumpkin chunking festival on the saint laurence river in up-state new york. account a put themselves. this year the fastest pumpkin launch clocked in at 140 miles per hour. >> nice. >> no big deal, right? >> and they have to build those contraptions, that's the coolest thing about it. >> i just like saying pumpkin chunking. >> i know. all right, well next on cbs this morning, kings every leon talk about the bands new sounds. >> remember to join us early each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30. have a great day. >> ♪

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