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traffic is just congested, like, once you get into the center city area, it is the worse. >> drivers are also feeling the effect of the septa strike. local roads in and around center city are just jammed with bumper to bumper traffic. and, here's what traffic looks like right now, chopper three is live over north broad street in center city. looks like things are pretty much moving along for now. but, get to go work and school was complicated for many this morning, now we'll have to wait and see what the evening commute will bring. good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. we continue with live team three coverage of the septa strike. we begin with cleve bryan, live in spring garden, where traffic still looks pretty heavy, cleve? >> reporter: rahel, sanity has finally been restored here. but really just been in the last 20, 30 minutes, things are getting back to normal, simply put, the morning commute took until almost noon. we spoke to a lot of people as they were stacked up here, along 15th street, and spring garden. just bumper to bumper, someone

told us 20 minute normal drive took about an hour and a half. so, they were showing up for work, and to school late, and expecting to feel just mentally exhausted. >> like an hour behind schedule. >> how is that going to work snout. >> not good at all. >> reporter: already talk to work. >> yes, they already got a p.m. calls already, so i guess i was a million and one. >> it is crazy, man, i got to take my mom to work, my sister to work. it is really inconvenient, i got school. >> traffic really bad out here, and it is taking me like hours to get down to center city. >> so here's some tips on getting through the city until a strike is over. if you are taking regional rail, which is running, you should buy your tickets in advance, just bring a little less congestion there, be ready to wait on the concourse

level so not crowding the platforms, also, if you are a student, check to see if there is a shuttle service at some colleges offering, and if you have ever done it, uber, lyft, all announcing they're offering special services and discounts. one of the most important things driving through the city, do not lock the box. several of the intersection here on spring garden had officers up until about 11:15, 11:30, traffic volume so heavy, light turned green, not much room to go, but you cannot lock the box. reporting live cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, a lot of here at cbs experiencing the same thing. live look from "skycam 3" of 15th and vine where even hours after the morning commute traffic wag still very congested there. as we just heard from cleve, seems like, maybe 20, 30 minutes ago, things start today pick up little bit. so looks like things are moving. >> slowly but surely. >> septa bus, subway and trolley workers walk off the job and on to the picket lines at midnight. that's after the union and

septa failed to agree on new contract. our natasha brown live at the sheridan in center city where the talks broke down last night, natasha, what's the latest on negotiations? >> well, jim, we can tell you right now negotiations are resumed here at the sheridan behind me in center city philadelphia. this asthmas transit as you mention has come to screaching halt. with transportation workers union local 234 workers walking off the job at 12:01 promptly last night. or this morning. we take a look at video as buses went off duty, negotiations are continuing at this hour. again, trying to ends this strike, as quickly as possible, at issue here, pension, health benefits, with tensions being the strongest sticking point. "eyewitness news" has now learned that hourly employees really want the opportunity to crib fully into a personal pension plan, like supervisors are allowed to do, and that is the major hold-up at this point. >> we have economic issues as far as pensions, you have healthcare, you also have

things like i said come to driver fatigue, need to do something to not have operators run down the street half asleep. most people, they work from 9:00 to 5:00, get adequate time to rest, people don't do that. so we have to fight for the rights. >> well, the fight for those rights does continue, as we mentioned, negotiations are continuing today, 5,000 members of this union have collectively now brought buses, trolleys, and trains, to a complete stands still, and many folks, including many of us, were trying to get to work scrambling trying to get to where they need to be today. so we'll keep you up-to-date what's happening here at the sheridan, as negotiations continue. reporting live in center city, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you so much, natasha for the update. meanwhile today with "eyewitness news" on tv and on line, as we follow developments in the septa strike, we're covering negotiations, and the commuter headaches on this very first day of the walk-out. by septa workers and we'll keep you updated throughout the day and night.

>> well, computers -- youth ers did get a break today, will it stick around in let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 skydeck. >> good morning, rahel. in short yes that sun will stick around at least for the next couple every days, we do however have new cold front that's going to be moving through thursday specifically that bridges about some pretty big changes. but there will be actually another really significant change that happens before that. in the way of a very substantial warm up. for now, i will say, combined with nice heavy coat it, feels really comfortable outside, barely breeze, plenty of sunshine clearly, but also temperatures that are where they should be frankly. you know, kick start the month of november, very quiet and very typical beginning, storm scan, quiet, we've had couple of clouds overhead, been rolling through here and there, call it partly sunny day, that said, overall, 56 is the current temperature at philadelphia international airport. we do anticipate we will climate least few more degrees here, 50 degrees, currently in allentown, at 46 in mount pocono. but the rebounds is taking place, and we're expecting eventually to hit about 62 in

the city. under the sunshine generally speaking, again, few clouds here and there, granted, but we don't expect any wet weather. in the meantime, that is about to change, once we hit thursday. that's when the colds front comes along. but here is the very big headline that comes tomorrow. we call it huge warm up. and i'll tell you how warm it will get little later in the show. but, you might be able, guys, to actually break out the short for change for the next few days. we will talk about it later on, guys? >> thanks so much, katie. well, bill cosby back at montgomery county courtroom today as his lawyers and prosecutors make pretrial arguments before a judge. cosby arrived in norristown just before 9:00 this morning, he faces a sexual assault trial next year. prosecutors want more than ten other women who have accused cosby of assaulting them to testify at that trial. his defense attorney says the alleged assault took place decades ago, and they want the accusers to pass competency and memory tests. the defense will also ask the

judge to dismiss the case entirely, claiming, cosby's due process was violated. with he can actually one week until election day campaign 2016 is in our area yet again. donald trump is in king of prussia montgomery county right now, along with his runningmate, mike pence of indianna, this is live look, where governor pence is now speaking as the crowd waits for trump, let's listen. >> america great again. join me in welcoming the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. (cheers) >> thank you, everybody, thank you.

thank you very much. thank you. i would like to thank my incredible runningmate, governor mike pence, thank you, and i love you too. we have a lot of very enthused and excited people in this campaign. so i really do thank all of you. i would like to thank my incredible runningmate, mike pence, so on the tremendous job he's done, and he's a fantastic leader and leader on healthcare issues, and to have him involved is just my very great honor, believe me. i would also like to thank -- >> as we continue now trump appears to be riding a wave of momentum after the latest announcement about the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's handling of classified material. >> now, clinton insists she has nothing to hide and says the fbi should be more

forthcoming. craig boswell with the latest now from the white house. >> hillary clinton says the fbi won't find anything wrong in a batch of newly discovered emails. >> if they want to look at some more emails of one of my staffers, by all means, go ahead, look at them. >> the bureau is pouring over thousands of emails it discovered on laptop clinton's aid uma shared with her estranged husband anthony weiner. >> do you think right now that hillary clinton is happy with the services of uma? i don't think. >> the clinton campaign accuses james comey of double stand cans in revelations about clinton emails while refuse to go confirm the bureau is investigating potentially links between donald trump's campaign personnel and russia. >> won't say what he's doing with donald trump, but what we're hearing from anonymous leaks, they're investigating donald trump's ex cam main manager over his connections to the russians. >> the new york times reports the fbi did look into possible

trump ties to russia and found no conclusion i have or direct link. donald trump is focusing on his other favorite topic today, obamacare. trump's trying to tie clinton to the president's healthcare plan, which announced premiums going up average 25% this year. >> hillary clinton wants to double down on obamacare, making it even more expensive. >> tuesday clinton will try to shift the attention back to trump when she campaigns with alicia, the beauty pageant winner trump once criticized because she gained weight. craig boswell, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a terrible scene today in maryland. >> six people are killed in a crash involving a school bus. we're learning more about how it happened coming up n when government bureaucrats refused to approve

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>> at least six people, dead ten more hurt after school bus hit commuter bus in baltimore this morning. >> bus rearended a car, then hit pillar near the side of the road and spun into oncoming traffic. the bus then hit a maryland transit administration bus. the school bus driver was killed, but there were no children on that bus, and so far investigators have not determined what caused that crash. iraqi commanders say troops are moving into the city of pulse you will after more than two weeks of fighting off isis to get there. really carlson reports, they are advance interesting several sides, preparing now for some of the heaviest fighting yet. >> reporter: the fight something intensifying, as thousands of iraqi and kurdish troops push into mose you will, islamic state phase ers

have controlled the city for more than two years. this is the first time iraqi troops have been able to fight their way back in, since the take-over. >> us soldiers are providing training, and support, in the offense i have to retake the city from isis. >> they're not going to be a laid to escape. they've done terrible things to the people that are in mose moss you will, not going to let them stay. >> some iraqi commands remembers warning that driving isis out completely could take weeks, or even months. a grueling door-to-door combat. as many as 7500 isis fighters could be waiting inside the city. militants are also burning oil to hide their positions from the view of us-led air strikes. along the way, residents fleeing isis are being moved to camp. more than a million civilians are still believed to be inside mozul. really carlson, cbs news, london. >> still ahead on "eyewitness

news", who doesn't love apple pie or even pumpkin pie? >> i am jim, i'm give that you one, but what would you say about scrapple pie? see how is making it down the shore just ahead. >> i'm still convinced ukee washington has a lot to do with this, the man loves his scrapple. weekends watch, looking to plenty of sunshine, cooler temperatures to go along with it, before that happens, big warming trend we will talk about right after the break. keep in mind this is whether we fall back, so you get the extra hour of sleep, sleep, enjoy it, as we turn the clocks back, in, again, stay there, coming back with your full forecast.

if i had $20 on me i would give it to you as a tip. >> oh, well you can oh, me. >> oh, i will ' keep my mouth shut. >> yes, nice afternoon, at least, that's one thing, with all of this commuting chaos that we've got going on, at least we don't have to worry about rain, anything like, that very quiet, very typical start to the month of november. if you like warm air, that is coming. it is really going to warm up substantially here, especially by tomorrow. we're expecting several days worth of the 70s for you here. eventually, some wet weather does come through, courtesy of cold front will knock us back again, but for now, we've got this. so, we take you outside. show you first here, just few of the live neighborhood network, 57 currently at palmyra cove nature park, just across l delaware, and see the betsy ross off in the distance, there obviously center city skyline, well in site here, and we do have couple of clouds here and there, but it is going to stay dry, throughout the day, and into tomorrow morning, as well, owl carotici of high

pressure, look at the month ahead of november. temperatures do begin to decline this time of year. you trip i cannily through the course of each and every month have about a 10 degrees average, that you go through, every couple of days, you drop another degree or climb another degree on average. but, the average hyatt least today is 61. and it is pretty typical here today. when it comes to temperature readings, average high by the end of the month, though, only 50. so, we will eventually be getting cooler, cooler, obviously, and that's how cool it will get to. meanwhile, daylight saving time is scheduled to end, this sunday morning, at 2:00 in the morning, so again, you get the chance to enjoy the one extra hour of sleep, and one other sort of fun thing that will be going on this month is the south meteor, five to ten meteors per hour visible peaking between november 4th and 5th, couple of days away for that. meanwhile storm scan, nice and quiet, right now. again, there are few clouds, but will stay dry. that's wider zoom, really not much to track hearsay for what's going on across the canadian border, high pressure on our side, cold front

waiting in the wings, you can see it on our handy dandy map, getting hereby thursday, so tomorrow we warm up, in advance of that, we warm up even more on thursday, into advance of the actual frontal passage, but there will be showers, very likely some heavier rain, and probably couple of thunderstorms embedded within that. timing mainly p.m. i'll get more specific on that, but behind the cold front we get the bottom pulled out from under us here, go from the mid 70s to the mid 50's, and just like that. soap, it is not going to take long for it to feel chilly again, so again, you kind of have to go back and forth between no jacket, light jacket, well, very warm jacket, it is just all over the place the next few days. thursday, though, that's where we turn our focus by this same time on thursday, we should still have sunshine, but the colds front is on the way. and i say about the time the kids are getting out of school or shortly thereafter, southwest suburbs set to see the rain, in the form of showers, maybe heavier downpours, very likely again couple of thunderstorms along the way, we are topping off mid 70s at that point, will be enough instability to support. that will then later in the

night we start to see skies clearing out pretty quickly. mainly afternoon and evening concern. means it is a p.m. commute concern as well. for now sunshine, seasonable, high of 62 degrees, drop it down to about 49 later tonight. cool but not as cold as it was this morning. because woe get off to milder quote unquote start tomorrow, 72 for hi, 76 what we peg the hyatt on thursday. what a drop off. twenty solid degrees just gone from one day to the next. you know, potent this time of year. >> look at wednesday and thursday. >> yes. >> thanks, katie. >> i know real interested in this story so listen up. when we come back, what you think of when you think of philly. probably never associate it with ocean city, probably never this pie. >> tell you what's baking up

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>> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 yesterday was halloween, but "black friday" sales start now. where you can find deals every five minutes. oh, boy. updating top story now, septa bus, subway, trolley work remembers on strike. they walked off the job at midnight, and the effect felt through the morning rush. septa, members of the transport workers union have returned to the bargaining table. hopefully that's some good news, among the aoun's' sticking points pensions and healthcare. strike does not affect the regional rail or suburban bus and trolley routes. we'll continue to follow the negotiations throughout the day, have the latest on "eyewitness news" starting at

5:00. >> ocean city bakery putting philly favorite up with traditional apple, cherry, pumpkin pie. scrapple pie. at wards' pastry the recipe simple, little pie dough in a tin foil bowl, fill with chopped scrapple and bake. they won't give you all of the details. there are some special secrets our pat gallen tried it, and our cbs-3 scrapple expert says it was delicious. >> did he say it was very good. >> he did. >> i could get behind like a sausage pie? >> okay. >> or perhaps a bacon pie. not a scrapple fan, though. >> i'm not a big fan of the sweet and savory. >> i do like that. just not scrap. >> i well, on that note, that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. thanks for watching. >> eyewitness "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> the young and the restless is next.

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