meisha. >> gateway to the weekend, you guys. are you excited about that. >> yes. >> all right, you guys we have a couple accidents. we have a water main break still out there and we are starting to slow down. we will get to that in a little bit. >> little bit of of wet weather specific to the poconos we have freezing rain and light snow falling down here and accumulate. it is not having a easy time, the ground is too warm. things splitting the region in two. we are seeing warm front north. bark is worse than the bite on this. it looks like it is snowing heavily but you we are not finding much in the way of anything other than slick travel. that is a concern, if you are heading up to 80 interchange know there is a freezing rain advisory until 11:00. quite a few more hours before we are in the clear from that. temperatures in the meantime generally in the 40's and 50's. so most of us are just going to see rain out of this warm and cold front duo and cold front brings more rain then

anything. so through 2:00 o'clock we are looking at more cloud then anything for most unless you are far north as we showed you but spotty shower if possible. steady rain does move with the actual cold front passage, somewhat slug age passage of the trent but clears out quickly. by tomorrow we are back with sunshine. for now speculator today with the time, it will need your umbrella walk out with it, thank yourself later, heavier coat is a good idea since we are topping off in the 50's today. >> great advice, thank you very much. >> i have my umbrella how about you. how about if you are just watching heading outside, also in the only on there but you have to pack your patients to today too because it is shaping up to be a busy one. i-95 in the southbound direction at girard a lot of reek also right now. so lets see, we just crack in the 6:00 o'clock hour, 6:01 to be exact. that lets you know it will be very busy two we hit seven.

if you could head out earlier in the 6:00 o'clock hour you will want to interstate 95, i-95 north at 452 up to the airport. we are note that bad. northbound side, it is equivalent to the southbound side. we are okay there accident here you guys, this one just came up, near elm street and another one we have been talking about now for the last, 30 to 45 minutes or so, accident in hunting park, north philadelphia involving a police vehicle, broad street and west pike street. we will have more in a little bit. rahel, back over to you. we will get back to that breaking news right now. two people including a police officer are in the hospital after this violent overnight crash. it happened at 4:30 an hour and a half ago on broad and west pike streets in hunting park. officer was respond to go a robbery call when cruiser and other car collided. both drivers were taken to temple hospital and they are in stable condition. eyewitness says the other person, ran a red light. also this morning another breaking news a woman is dead after a double shooting in

northeast philadelphia. police say that the victim may have known the gun man. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live outside the scene of an apartment complex on welsh road, good morning, justin. >> reporter: good morning, jim. homicide detective are speaking with the man who was here with those victims with those shots, fired. he was here as suspect opened fire shooting another man and also killing that woman and in this parking lot here, just overnight here. we are looking at that crime scene at joshua house apartment complex off welsh road, shots rang out close to 1:30 and eighth district police were called here soon after. they found that woman jane do shot at least once in her chest, lying between two parked cars. she died here on the scene. meantime a man in his mid 30's drove himself to nazareth hospital and he was hit in his left arm and face but crime scene investigation turned up another dozen spent shell casings, several cars were hit and one bullet went through an apartment window.

no one inside was hurt. we are told that close to half of those cases were found by that woman an indication police say that she may have been targeted. now no motive yet but man with those victims but not shot is speaking with the detectives and they will also speak with that man who was shot as well. >> we also are getting information at this time that the shooter may be a known do er known to both of these victims, so homicide detectives are also at nazareth hospital and they will question the 35 year-old male as soon as he is stabilized by there is to see if we can get more information as to what happened here. >> reporter: now here back on the scene we are looking, police are maintain a presence here this morning. shooter escaped. did he getaway. he is described as a man between 5-foot seven and eight and weighing about 180-pound. again, likely known to all three involved. no word just yet on why they were here or what led to that

shooting at this time. rahel and jim back inside to you. >> thanks very much, justin. meanwhile another shooting this morning a man is killed execution style on his own street in west oak lane. police found the bullet riddled five two-year old on the sidewalk here on the 6500 block of north 17th street. just before 12:30. died five minutes later. police say he just returned home from the 76ers season opener. they hepp surveillance cameras from the neighborhood will help catch the culprit. police after rested 50 year-old regional phillips for stealing railing from the union league building in center city. they say surveillance video from monday captured phillips ripping a 6-foot section of the brass railing from the staircase causing the stairway to crumble. union league estimates it at hundred thousand dollars. robbery at boyds in center city was also captured on surveillance video. the suspect used a red suv to break front window of the store at 18th and chestnut. they then ran inside grabbing any items that they could throwing them in the waiting

mercedes benz. police say they got away with $50,000 worth of high even clothes and accessories. well, sixers season opener is causing quite a stir this morning. >> all eyes were on sixers center joel embiid as he made his debut but it isn't just his performance that has people talking this morning it is what happened before tip off when national anthem singer who was supposed to perform was replaced at the last minute. lets get out to "eyewitness news" reporter jan car bay other live inside wip studios where callers are talking about the anthem controversy, jan, good morning. >> reporter: this controversy is gaining a lot of attention today, as you mentioned the artist who was supposed to sing last night's national anthem was booted at the last minute and she said it it was because she was wearing a jersey with the words we matter on the front. she took to twit tore tell her story and it has been retweeted more than 11,000 times.. >> ♪ the >> reporter: with that the philadelphia 76ers season

opener at wells fargo center got underway wednesday night, a member of the sixers dance team stepped up to sipping the national anthem, many in the crowd didn't realize that she was the backup, seven streeter written songs for chris brown, ariana grande and others was supposed to take center court. the sixers had promoted it. but moments before, her performance streeter was pulled by the team and took to twit tore explain why. >> i'm at the 76ers game to inning is the national anthem and organization is telling me that i cannot because i'm wearing a we matters jersey. >> reporter: streeter chose the we matter injuries it as a way to express ongoing challenges faced by the black community. the national anthem has been a hot topic in the sports world from youth athletes to professionals kneeling during the songs as a way to bring attention to social injustices. in the the statement the 76ers had this to say. the philadelphia 76ers organization encouraging meaningful actions to drive social change. we use our games to bring people together, to build trust, and to strengthen our

communities as we move from symbolic gesture to action we will continue to leverage our platform to positive liz impact our community. sixers fans also weighed in on the the controversy at home court. >> i think everybody has a right to protest in the the way that they want to: it is unfortunate the decision that they made but it was probably spur of the moment as you can imagine. >> we all matter, all lives matter, black lives do matter, and, if that is what you want to do in that instance she needed to let the sixers organization know. >> reporter: streeter says she was never given a dress code and never asked to see the sixers, never asked to see her wardrobe before hand. she said she's very upset by decision but people have varying opinions on this and someone who is never shy about sharing his opinion is sports radio host angelo cataldi and he had this to say. >> i think sixers handled it spectacularly well. they hired that woman to sing

the anthem not to make a political statement. i agree with her statement. we all matter. everyone matters but that is not what they wanted. they ended up getting the dance team girl and she knocked it out of the building. she was so great. >> reporter: of course, we want to hear what you have to say. tweet us your comments or send us your comments on facebook, you may see them on air. we are reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". rahel and jim back to you. a lot of people talking about this one. >> yes. fans waited a long time to see sixers team take the court, coming up in 20 minutes, pat gallen will be here with highlights from their home opener. well, now turning to many contact pain 2016 coverage we are just 12 days away from election day and candidates, stumped hard for votes in battle ground states. >> hillary clinton will campaign with the first laid any north caroline, donald trump in ohio. yesterday the republican

nominee stood by claims that captain kahn would be alive if he was president in 2004. comments came hours after father of the muslim american sold her died in iraq campaigned for clinton in virginia. first time voters are sharing their thoughts on the upcoming election. dozens of immigrant gathered inside city hall to talk about what lies ahead with the next president. event featured mayor jim kenney and was sponsored by committee of 07 and welcoming center for new pennsylvanians. people discussed topics ranging from immigration to education. >> very, very excited that i'm finally able to make decisions and choices of my own will. >> this is my i think my chance to work in a world and vote in an election. >> it is more important now then it is in the past election because candidates are really different from each

other. >> they say their relatives back home are following very closely. well, it is not even halloween but it already looks like winter in some parts of the country see where it snowed last night, coming up next. we are getting a better look at damage left behind from a couple earthquakes in it thely as warning bye a possible quake go up in an american city. find out where an earthquake could happen any minute now. penguins spent 75 percent of the time in the water so why would this guy need a wet suit? we will have the answer coming

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. we have crew as sessing damage after a pair of powerful earthquakes, rattled the central part of the country. >> new video shows a ceiling collapse, a church crumbled to

the ground. tremors came just two hours apart wednesday. second one was measured at 6.1 and was even stronger then first. in major injuries were reported but you might remember two months ago earthquake killed 300 people in that same region. in san francisco city officials are trying to shame property owners in to making their buildings safe in the event of an earthquake. second round of notices were slapped on dozens of soft story buildings with garage space in the ground floor and housing above. goal, for owners to get their buildings up to quake to withstand the next big earthquake. well, believe it or not, it seems like winter may have arrived. snow fell overnight in western new york and parts of the pennsylvania border, little to no accumulation was expect but it is safe to say, snow may be in our future then we may want to believe or some of us would care for, like this one right here. >> i don't mind snow, i don't like ice. that ice driving in ice, no,

no, no. >> it is just not good. you think it is a wet roadway and fishtailing. >> i don't like to shovel. >> it is more visual coup when you have a foot of snow, i probably shouldn't drive through. that ice can be deceptive. radar can be very much the same. it is overdone right now in terms of what you are finding at ground level for our area specifically. but we just talk about buffalo. you can see on this six hour loop there was a tail end of the snow coming in, off of the lake erie there. it is bringing in milder air this is a warm front bringing through some snow but as a result of the warm air that comes with it you're going to see even snow and ice that we have across poconos changing over. there is a treeing rain advisory posted so watch it for slick spots, around i80 corridor. this cold front will bring in in the next round of rain that will impact majority of our region. here's a good bullet point. we are talking periods of rain

primarily this afternoon after lunchtime in the evening but could see spotty shower before that point. walk out the door with the umbrella, thank yourself later. rape amounts around terribly impressive but we can see half inch, maybe more depending on location. freezing rain is specific to the mountains and specifically this morning because eventually warmer air build in. looking at future win gust they will get potent throughout the day tomorrow in the wake of the the front but as we check the seven day forecast nice warming trend coming our way, saturday looks phenomenal right now, meisha, back over to you. seventy's on saturday and almost november. that gets a big okay from most of us. schuylkill taillights moving in the westbound direction at boulevard you can see how busy, both pushing in the westbound side, and eastbound side. just heading out there now thinking it is only early 6:00 i would give yourself extra time, an extra ten minutes or so. 422 headlights moving in the eastbound direction past oaks you can see steady stream of

vehicles there letting you know it will get better. it is in most places. plus an accident at poplar street near elm street an area you want to give yourself a couple extra minutes. you will have a little bit of the gaper delay. an accident we have been talking about hunting park in north philadelphia, we will get to all this in a little bit but first we will take a quick break,

now for a look at

newspaper headlines. >> the times hurled the tight to expand statute of the limitations for childhood sexual abuse victims in harrisburg is over after the bill failed to be put the to a final vote. archdiocese of philadelphia and insurance industry had opposed the bill due to language that would allow victims there decade ago to come forward now and file civil suits against their allege abusers. bill's main supporter vowed to introduce the issue again next year. from the bucks county courier times pennsylvania has become latest state to pass a bill that will make it easier to prosecute crimes involving non-lethal strangulation a form of domestic violence report add monk victims more and more. in the burlington county times calm, relaxed leads to a full day of learning, teachers say morning yoga sessions for students at john brainard school in mount holly are resulting in better concentration, and behavior. >> how about that, i love it. >> yes. >> and that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >> katie has her eyes on the

weekend forecast and what it means for halloween coming up next. and it is night sixers fans have been waiting for, waiting a long time, pat. >> you are right, it felt like christmas yesterday and they won't take this gift back joel embiid makes his debut and we will tell you about it

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getting out the door and weekend we have a cold front crossing through on sunday watch for a shower in the p.m. hours and otherwise saturday and sunday looking good here, nice and mild for first half of the weekend. anybody with halloween parade plans you are okay. guys, back inside to you. good advice, thanks katie. >> pat is here with sports. >> what a night. >> what a night for sixers. >> but it is okay though, it is all about the process. it is moment we have been waiting for. we trusted process and now we get to see the process in action. sixers joel embiid playing his first pro game, facing oklahoma city thunder, embiid scored first points of his career on the turnaround jumper. he had 20 points in 22 minutes and seven rebound and two blocked shots in his first regular season game. it was not enough for the win. sixers do lose 103-97.

>> unaudible. >> i love having fun. >> the flyers are back the on the ice tonight in south philadelphia, they play arizona die yet hoist lost their last five in a row, flyers beat sabres in a shoot-out on tuesday night. mls playoffs union and toronto fc last night north of the border both looking for their first playoff win in franchise history, toronto up two to nothing, alexandria pennsylvania deal a gets union on the board but that was it for union they will lose in the income out round three-one. they are knock out losing their last eight matches of the season. world series moves to wrigley field tomorrow night with the cubs and indians tied at one game each, cubs end the series last night in cleveland, kyle swarmer who injured a knee in april and missed all of the regular season had two rbi's

for cubs. you cannot dh in wrigley. jake arieta held indians without a hit until the sixth and cubs win five-one. huge night in sport. only gets better for sixers. >> for joel embiid he must be so excited just to be on the court. >> two years as a 19, 20 years old kid. >> watching the propers zest. >> thanks, pat. >> here's something you don't see every day, a penguin in a wet suit. >> not the at all. >> a female penguin in orlando sea world need jacket because she lost her feathers. it prevents penguin from regulating her own body temperature. the it will keep her warm in the winter, penguins spend three-quarters of their time swimming so she will need it. >> nice little outfit there. coming up next on "eyewitness news" an armed robbery caught on camera. now take a good look at your screen police need your help in catching this violent criminal.

villanova student under arrest, accused of using a hidden camera to target unsuspecting woman why police believe he has more victims out there, hi meisha. >> hi rahel good morning. we have an accident on i-95, one in huntington valley and changes in septa all those updates coming up but first we will take a quick break stay right where you are, we will right where you are, we will be right i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the american people. and i believe she understands how to wield american power to ultimately defeat this threat and to keep us safe. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

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other. >> ♪ through the night >> sixers season got off to an interesting start. >> this controversy is gaining attention today and apparently artist who was supposed to sing last night's national anthem got pulled at the last minute and she says it is because she was wearing a shirt with two word on it: we matter. >> i think sixers handled it spectacular well. they hired that woman to sing an anthem not the to make a political statement. >> angelo putting his two cents in. there will be lots of buzz about that this morning. >> on both sides. >> exactly. >> so katie, is there going to be buzz about the weather. >> i would say so, yes. this is first signs of frozen precipitation we have had so far this season. not every where, it is specific to the northern counties and more specifically the poconos and mountainous terrain where we tend to have colder air in place, just you are usually first to to see it up that way but here it is, we

will look at the the pretty colors on storm scan. you don't want to see that because that is your commute. we will look at last couple hours and we have seen some transitioning taking effect here. what we are watching here happies a warm front, lifting in, and even though it is a warm front it is still cold enough to produce frozen precipitation. there is a few showers, now extending into portions of the lehigh valley but freezing rain advisory is posted for a few more hours, specific to carbon, monroe county and points north east of that. watch for slick travel up that way. maybe meisha can answer if we have any kind of treatment that penndot the put in place for road surface but there could be slick side streets and what not. we are seeing temperatures moving in the 40's, at least. we are off to a little bit of the milder start, certainly i should not say a lit, but a lot then the same time yesterday but only expect to go reach upper 50's at best here today since we have a cold front crossing through and there is rain on the way. it mainly comes this afternoon and evening. i'll get more specific with

the timing though, later in the the show, meisha, back over to you. >> katie, thanks very much. we are looking closer to the city where we have a problem with an accident i-95 south past cottman, and that is causing significant slow downs here. accident is pulled off to the shoulder so will not slow you down in terms of it blocking any lanes but even when we get this busy on interstate in the southbound direction we have an accident pulled off to the shoulder, it will slow you down. if you want to give yourself a couple extra minutes because you'll need it. look at 42 freeway north bound at creek road very busy as well, in longer traveling, keeping it at 55 miles an hour as long as i could we have dropped since then. we have an accident in huntington valley davisville road at county line road, head up, another one in conshohocken poplar street near elm street and because of this accident, you guys, we also have some slow downs and septa manayunk norristown you're delayed because of this, 20 minutes. make sure to check your schedules on line and if you can avoid it, you can

certainly do so. jim and rahel back over to you. we want to update breaking news out of northeast philadelphia where police are searching for the person who shot and killed a with man outside and apartment complex. it happened on the 2600 block of welsh road at 10:00 this morning. a man was also shot and drove himself to the hospital. homicide detectives will now be interviewing him with another man who was with the victim, police say it appears it was in the random. west philadelphia store clerk is robbed at gunpoint and surveillance camera captured it all. the here's video from inside 55th deli market on the 1300 block of north 55th street saturday night. it shows the armed man choking the victim with his gun and then climbing over counter as he demand money from another worker behind the register. the suspect did get out with an unknown amount of cash and if you recognize the suspect police want to hear from you 115-686-tips. villanova university student accused of taking videos in public rest rooms is now out on bail.

authorities referred to this delaware county man 19 year-old vincent kaine did as up skirting. police found over 50,000 similar images and videos in kane's off campus bedroom. villanova students we have spoke with are understandably concerned. i felt disgusted, like someone would do that. i go to the school. i expect people to be courteous and not creepy or something like that. it is surprising, i guess. >> i worry about potentially being, you know, recorded, fortunately i don't have classes, at this time. it was a big relief. >> villanova university has banned kane from entering the campus. interesting start for philadelphia 76ers. >> a lot of buzz this morning about the game but not the what happened at the game but before tip off that has people talking. >> ♪ oh, say does that star spangled banner ♪

>> okay. that is a sixers dancer singing the national anthem that is not exactly what the team initially had in mind. performer scheduled to sing, tweeted saying team wouldn't let her take the court because of what she was wearing. >> i am at sixers game to sing the national anthem and the organization is telling me i can't because i'm wearing a we matters jersey. >> now song writer's shirt has words we matter as we just heard written across the front. we reached out to streeter for comment but have have not heard back just yet. sixers did release a statement reading in part the philadelphia 76ers organization encourages meaningful action to drive social change. we use our game to bring people together to build trust and strengthen our communities. as we move from symbolic gestures to action we will continue to leverage our platform to positively impact our community. as open enrollment continues for 150 million americans, covered by employer plans, workers are leaving hundreds of dollars in rich

benefits on the table. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us live with overlooked benefits that could help you, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> jill, what are some programs that employees are missing out on. >> you know, lot of big companies and mid sized companies are offering group rates for supplemental life, disability and long term care insurance. now this is great because it is buying power of the big group can help you find coverage that may not be available in the open markets. this is especially true when it comes to disability and long term care insurance, both of those are notoriously expensive when you purchase them on your own. most important thing to determine is whether that coverage is portable, that means you can take it with you if you leave the company. for retirement more than half of the large employers offer rot 401k only 10 percent of employees are using them.

they are great for those who expect their tax brackets the to rise in the future, also for higher income employees because they are not subject to minimum distribution requirement after age 70 and a half as long as you roll them over to rot ira. check out that rot 401k option. >> okay. >> jill, what about lesser known benefits. >> reporter: only 5 percent of employees use stress and mental health counseling services known as employee assistance programs. the reasons people don't think they are confidential but they are. they have got robust privacy protections under hippa and that is not necessary from the company or they just don't know these services exist. another valuable benefiting unused company based reimbursed for continuing education. they are paying you to go get your under grad, graduate and certificate classes. what are the employees say? too much time. by the way, lot of companies require that you get the at least a b to qualify for

reimbursement. that scars off foulke. for more overlooked benefits go to jill, on money,.com. >> that is quite the incentive to do well. >> exactly. >> thank you. well, up next why a pro football player showed up to a press conference dressed like harry potter. >> harry pot ther. >> um-hmm. >> yes. >> also ahead michael phelps reveals a secret he kept for five months. find out what he did right before going to the olympic games in rio. plus this. >> true act of brotherly love see how one restaurant is paying it forward by having their patrons pay what they can, that is coming up. we have an actual pro right here in our studio. this is some fun how to make their lantern the envy of the neighborhood coming up next.

welcome back, fire, smoke and what seems like in way out, a commuter train catches fire in boston passengers panicked yesterday afternoon when an overhead motor over heated, spilling train and entire back bay station with smoke and that is when train doors wouldn't open for those inside began to kick out windows and pull others to safety. >> i had no idea what was going on, people were coughing, there was a ton of smoke, so first thing just getting out of there, yes. >> several people were treated for smoke inhalation including three taken to the hospital for further evaluation. massachusetts based transportation authority says doors were not opening because disable train had moved away from the platform, but fire caused significant delays during the evening commute. tmz sports says swimmer michael phelps has officially taken the plunge. tmz reports phelps married girl friend nicole johnson in

june in arizona where they had just moved, before the rio olympics where media outlet were reporting they were engaged they a a son together named boomer now five months old and he is so cute. check out seahawks richard sherman dressed as harry potter, with the glasses on his head and official, neck tie. very convincing. sherman wore a robe and carried a magic wand. his son asked him to dress up for halloween and his son's favorite character is harry potter so it made sense to me. >> i love it. i love it. >> good for him. >> are you deciding what the girls will be. >> we did and all will be revealed. >> hokus-pokus. >> i don't want to tell you just yet, i will tell you during commercial break but would i like it to be a surprise for everybody else. it took us a while to come up with it. >> you will not be able to hide weather from frustrates. >> it is raining, in one of our cameras, as we go wide here looking at bethlehem camera, it might be tough to

tell but look close you can see rain coming down. the sheen on the road surface from hotel bethlehem, 378 in the distance there and yeah, lights are on, it is a damp start. with that said however, eventually everybody gets on the rain. not everybody is dealing with this just yet. lets switch it back, to take a look at weather watchers, they have been awesome about reporting further off to the north and every where else too. and, i am interested in the north here just because that is where we are fining rain. john jenkins in perkasie a further north spot not finding much out there just clouds, 39 . we will go to extreme southern tip here where we have got upper 40's, to report. andy in dover where we are reporting 48 degrees, clouds as well. it is a milder beginning to the take. still worth putting on heavier coat and it is, at least a might start to the day. not mild enough to be devoid of any issues. we have treeing rain, looking

at carbon, monroe counties here where we have freezing rain advisory, mixing taking place to the south in bethlehem, right next door to allentown we have more just rain. so it isn't a slick surface issue so much as a wet road surface but we will get in on this because there is a trailing cold front that comes in the wake of the warm front later today. let me just break it down by timing it out here, sometimes that is easier. we are talking spotty showers, to the north, period of steady rain for everybody else. two to 8:00 p.m. there could be heavier pockets as well, maybe a thunderstorm along the way too but skies cleared, but by tomorrow, wind chill sets in. zero seven with the sun with saturday is in the bad. maybe a shower on sunday. halloween itself is good, just cooler. >> sixty is not bad for halloween especially, where i'm there where we have snow every single halloween. that is not bad. we will have to wear jacket for sure but the road this

morning, nice and dry as katie pointed out we are going to get rain later so head up, for our evening commuters. morning commute you are slow here 95 south past cot hand it is pulled off to the shoulder not blocking lanes but we have so many vehicles on the roadways that can still slow you down. plus another accident huntington valley, davisville road at county line road head up as well. you can see we are still showing green around that area but we might get gaper delay. this did clear. because of that, delays that we are seeing on septa, manayunk norristown we have 20 minute delays that has been cleared but what you can expect is residual delays there. absolutely check your schedules on line and another accident broad street at west pike street so head up we are showing red letting you though you are traveling less than 55 . jim and rahel back to you. they are serving food and not charging anything. >> awesome. >> choking me up. >> do you want some tea.

>> i'm fine. >> they are calling it, hey what are you eating and vittoria woodill has a story of brotherly love. >> one, two, three. >> it is grand opening of a grand gesture. >> we're cutting through any bound dry that might exist between people hungry and those of us who can enjoy delicious, wonderful food and can pay for it. >> reporter: everyone at table at this cafe in west philadelphia has opened its doors and all are invited in for a seat and a fine heel. with a decision to close the important lines as closely as distance between one era cross the table. >> you you want to grab something to eat and talk? we say it like it is in the a big deal. but not everyone can say that. >> no one would be turned away or maybe you feel less if you are unable to pay. >> reporter: here you can pay the sergeant amount which is $16 for three course is. you can pay less, more.

>> as well as other payment models, pay the best that you can, we hope that you don't have tit to pay but you can become pulled from the fellowship, food and love coming from this place, when you come back again you can pay it forward. >> reporter: cafe is a collaboration with the center for hunger free communities at drexel university. veteran community partnerships and greater west philadelphia community. but for all involved, opening eats cafe wasn't about the bottom line. >> it is not made from a business standpoint at all, but this was decision was made, and a lot of it was made. >> and that is what it is all about, it the is not about making the most amazing things or having the most incredible things, it is about making people happy. >> reporter: victoria woodill, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> it is a cool idea, hopefully helping people too.

6:49. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. gayle king joins us live from new york with the preview, good morning, gayle. >> good morning, rahel. have i told you you are my first rahel i have met in my entire life. >> i'm honored. >> that is nice. >> i like when i meet new people, hello, good to see you. a new poll shows hillary clinton's lead might be shrinking. we will talk with john and frank lunts about that change. we will take you to russia to find out about the group called fancy bear, investigators believe it is behind cyber attack on dnc and clinton chairman. and her name is margaret spellings. she will join us in the studio. she will sit at the table right over there talking about common core to charter schools, to making colleges more affordable. that is a good thing. the it is part of the series we call issues that matter. the news have you heard is back in the morning, we will see new ten minutes and counting, rahel, back to you. >> we sure will, gayle thank

you n my head, you have always been my friend so very nice to meet to. very one of the most popular halloween traditions and we have a special guest, and like a real pro. jim, how is it going. >> that is right forget your average jack lantern steve clark's skills have landed him in the guinness book of world records. he is here to share his tricks of the trade this morning, steve, welcome back. >> thank you. >> you are a teacher. >> i am sixth grade teacher at holy child school at rosemont good how does a teacher get involved in pumpkin carving. >> just by chance, i pick up a kit 20 years ago and everything went well and i just grew it from there. >> you have an amazing selection here. first of all how do you decide which pumpkin to go with before you start carving. >> it depend. some pumpkins require a taller, pattern requires a taller pumpkin. >> how do you decide what tea signs to use, current events, your kid at the school tell what you they want.

>> little bit of both. we had election this year so that is a big topic. kids fill me in on is what popular. >> do you raise pumpkins yourself. >> a little bit of both. i grew most of these here, i tried these pumpkins, they are hard to find at farms. >> the tall, skinny ones. >> give us advice. first of all, mine always cave-in when i cut them so i shouldn't cut them on the top. >> i take them off the bottom because it is easier and helps me to clean it out and much easier. you don't to have burn your fingers trying to light a candle in the pumpkin. >> i have never been able to manage triangle eyes, so what, where do i start. >> best thing to get your self a kit and use the saw, knives. knives are dangerous and they slide around and hard to control. i use a drywall saw blade. >> you have it covered. >> yes. >> professional. >> we are not allowed to give you sharp. >> we don't give jim sharp

knives. >> and then, you know, how deep do you go? you are doing not only carvings completely in but you are etching in here. >> i have two different style. these are cut out. these, usually if i she something during day i will do the scraping so you don't to have worry about lighting up and shows nice during daytime there we think it is cool having you here but we hear you are a rorrer holder, a big deal. >> well, i guess, i hold world record for fastest pumpkin carves with 16.4 second. >> is it a specific design you have to do in a specific time. >> not a specific design but eyes, ears, nose, mouth. >> i have not figured out the eyes and the mouth just yet. >> ears are silly what do you you do with the left over pumpkin parts. >> they go in the compost pile to put them in the garden for next years crop. >> how long will that last that will last as long as that

pumpkin last, that could last for months. >> they don't rot when you just scrape them. once you cut into them you have rotting issue but as long as you scrape them. >> do you have to spray anything on the outside. >> some people don't, i do not generally. >> this is cool. >> this is good. >> i think we will try this, this weekend, i will there been with my special kits. thanks very much, steve. we will be right back with three to go and look at 76ers, perfect pumpkin for

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here's three to go. >> there is controversy after sixers, dancer sing the national anthem at last night's game. rv singer seven streeter was supposed to perform but the team would not let her. she said it is because she was wearing a jersey saying we matter. >> bon jovi is having a get out vote performance for hillary clinton in pittsburgh in north caroline, donald trump is in ohio. closing arguments could begin in the bridge gate trial. >> that is three to go. lets get a last check of weather and traffic. >> we have wet weather issues on the way for some, it is already here for others, we will take you out to one interesting shot, i saw it here with the sliver of red sky off in the distance there, so yes, just starting to get closer to rising over the horizon but obviously that overcast is there too. there is radar. it says it all. little overdone but you we are

tracking slick roads to the north and rain every where else. >> okay, katie, thanks. right now i-95 moving in the southbound direction we have an accident past cottman pulled off to the shoulder, but i can tell you very slow moving around there anywhere you look right now in the early starting to heat up. i want to switch gears tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. i will go to battle. well, kind of but i needed to be armed and ready. >> oh, my. >> guys, i'm so glad i have this gun. >> it is all right. >> in this place you never necessity, so good thing i had someone to go with and this is not just for halloween though i'll show you what you need to get through this tomorrow on dream drives right the here on 6ab on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". next up, cbs this morning how donald trump is spending his time and money between now and election day. >> joining us each weekday morning on cbs-3 at 4:30. have a great day.

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