>> really has. it has very, very tranquil weather even despite couple of cold front passages we'll see this week, they do their job, cooling things down, but don't really bring any major weather concerns. so, hey, this is good stuff right here. storm scan, nice and tranquil, empty as can be, so under clear skies, temperatures have dropped off readily as they tends to do. but because that far, we have frost advisory to tell you about, specific to delaware and new castle new castle count. doesn't mean two count list see frost or hard freeze develop this morning, it simply means these are the count that's have yet to see the first hard freeze of the year, so you don't see the need for any freeze or frost warnings or advisories, to go in effect anywhere else at this point. once again, first one, pretty much stop issuing them, low temperatures mid 30's here at worse. make sure your pets are inside, sensitive vegetation, maybe has been covered up, bring it inside, before the sun comes up, our temperatures currently generally either in the mid or upper 30's, or down into the 20's, or in the 40's,

kind of have little variety pack going on here, but throughout the rest of the day we are going to see the temperatures eventually rebounds. having trouble with the clicker but eventually we are going to rebounds nicely here to to about 57 for high. meisha, over to you. >> the clicker has the case of the mondays. all right, katie, mine does, too. all right, thank you, so much, good morning, everyone, looking outside rightful, so we are talking about septa coming up in a lit bit. we know they are on the edge after agreement. overturned vehicle here, looks like they're just now moving that, get that all cleared out of your way, southbound boulevard at hunting park avenue, pass ninth street. we know a area that will get fairly busy later on. specially depending on what happens with septa little later s he see what happens with. that will right now, heads up, this is cracking into the 5:00 hour on a monday morning we know it can get very busy, interstate 95, i'll keep my eyes peeled on interstate 95 pushing in the southbound direction, because it is one of the areas that really caused a lot of hiccups last week, see what happens today. but right now, this is what it looks like, betsy ross bridge,

just past betsy ross bridge. you can see it is looking okay, and i would say certainly starting to heat up just a little bit. plus construction out there northeast ten struck sean, left lane is blocked there, and in delaware, we've got some as well, 95 northbound between christianna, right lane block, until right about right now, so i'll let you know as soon as it clears, reminder regional rails only running service as of right now. of course we'll keep you posted. >> and an ends to the septa strike is on the horizon. >> septa and it workers have reached attentive deal. "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough live from outside union headquarters, in northern liberties with an update. tran, good morning, what can you tell us? >> well, good morning, rahel, and jim. right now we are waiting on a joint press conference between septa and the union right here, at union headquarters, we did learn just after 3:00 a.m. this morning, that attentive deal was reached. now, we don't know the terms of the deal at this point. we are told that it will become official once septa management as well as union officials sign that deal. and let me show you septa

management did arrive in this mini-van just moments ago. now, talks did hit little bit after snafu overnight. but the power outage at the sheridan where those talks had been ongoing, but the two sides did go to their respective offices at that point. and talks did resume. now, last night, ww -- cwu local president told us bode sites are close, coming down to language, this morning, we were able to briefly catch up to septa chairman before he went into the union hall. now here's what he had to say. >> so, i think we'll be okay, but i doesn't with a to get too far out until we get over there and see everything, knock. >> not a done deal yet. nothing signed. would you say an agreement. >> i think agreement in principal. how is that? and i think we will be okay once we get over there and sign everything, okay? >> now, both septa and the union had been preparing for a court hearing this morning. after septa and the city of philadelphia injunctions to

end the strike, even just for reelection day, but it appears that that will not be necessary, with this news. now, even with the deal, septa will take some time to get up and running again, estimating about 16 hours, to be fully operational, with four to six hours before the first services will be started back up again. again, waiting in a press conference to start in about ten minute, we will bring you the very latest, just as soon as that happens. for now live from northern liberties, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> trang, you're like santa claus bringing us all good news, like early christmas. thanks so much. >> a lot of people waiting on that, thank you, frank. stay with "eyewitness news" for the latest development in the septa strike. as soon as there is any new information, we'll have it for you here and on line at cbsphilly.com. >> turning to campaign 16, now inning closer and closer toward the finish line. >> hillary clinton and donald trump continue to seek votes in pennsylvania, which could shift the vote in their favor. craig boswell is live in washington as the candidates go from one swing state to

another. >> reporter: jim, rahel, good to talk to you this morning, and they will be criss-crossing pennsylvania, passing each other by the way. it was just a few hours ago, that donald trump was wrapping up a rally in virginia, just outside of washington, d.c., both candidate not ways ago minute of time, in the final hours of the campaign. and there is plenty of reaction to this, as well, the letter to congress from the fbi director, clearing hillary clinton again. >> donald trump capped five-state campaign push in virginia overnight. against the fbi's decision to exonerate hillary clinton over her e-mail controversy. >> this is a rigged system. hillary clinton is guilty, she knows it, the fbi knows it. >> after reviewing thousands of newly discovered clinton emails, fbi director james comey, revealing investigators are standing by their july decision not to bring charges against the democratic nominee. >> we're glad that this mat is her resolved.

>> clinton did not mention the fbi development, as she rallied support in pennsylvania, ohio, and new hampshire, with the help of labron james and james taylor. >> i really believe that america's best years are still ahead of us. >> clinton's e-mail saga has haunted her throughout the entire campaign, despite the f built's final decision, this issue continues to be a source of debate on capitol hill. in a statement, sunday night, house speaker paul ryan used the topic to encourage americans to vote for trump, saying, clinton simply believes she's above the law, and always plays by her own rules. senate minority leader harry reid, once again accused comey for breaking the law, writing, director comey created political fire storm 11 days before presidential elections merely to confirm what we already new, that secretary clinton's e-mail practices were legal. voters would get their final say tomorrow when they head to the polls on election day.

in addition to day full of rallies, both candidate, hillary clinton and donald trump, there is a flood of last minute television ads and guys of course for hillary clinton, there is the philly fan al which bruce springsteen. guys, back to you. >> all right, craig, thank you. speak egg of the finale, tonight hillary clinton is using independence hall as backdrop for her final rally before tomorrow's election, the clinton family, the president and mrs. obama will also be there. bruce springsteen, jon bon jovi, are all schedules to per former, the gates will open at 34:00 this afternoon, event begins at 7:30, complete coverage here on "eyewitness news". authorities in three states are on high alert today, for a possible terror attack on us soil. law enforcement officials tell cbs news investigators are looking for individuals who may have information about the pre evening election al quaida threat. intelligence pits to pass aimed at new york, virginia,

and texas. >> now to developing story, janet reno, the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general, has died. her god daughter said reno died early this morning from complications from parkinson's disease. reno survived several political storms during the clinton administration including the rate on the compounds in 1993 in which 83 people died. janet reno was 78. >> delaware state police say a woman was critically injured during a pumpkin chunking contest in delaware. it happened yesterday afternoon, in bridge ville, sussex county, that's about 40 miles south of dover. police tell us, a cannon used to launch pumpkins into the air exploded. one of the pieces hit the woman in the head. last check, the woman was still in the hospital, a man was also hurt when he was hit by the debris. he's expected to be okay. well, the eagles are now in last place after yesterday's mess at the meadowlands. >> investigators in south carolina believe they have serial killer on their hands.

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majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> welcome back, if you are just joining us, we continue to follow breaking news, tentative deal reached between septa and its striking transit workers union. today marks day seven of the work stoppage. once the deal is signed, we can expect service to return over the course of four to six hours, with full services running by day's end. stay with us all morning long, as we continue to follow the breaking news, rahel? >> oh, my god. oh, wow, whoa, this is over. you just hit the -- >> a long end a dangerous car chase ends with a crash. suspected car thief led police

across la west side for about an hour before dramatic ending on a freeway, we just saw there. now surprisingly the driver seemed rogue -- okay, and police quickly arrested him. >> search continues today in south carolina for more victims every alleged serial killer cull head, found another body burried on his property where a woman was found chained in a medical container last week, the 45 jerold faces four counts every murder and the death of four people in 2003. >> an utah community is mourning the loss of a police officer killed while trying to stop a stolen car. twenty-five year old brotherson was trying to lay down spike strips outside salt lake city yesterday morning when the stolen car hit him. police eventually stopped the car, arrested three suspect, brotherson first officer killed in the line of duty in the department 36 year history. >> we won't know until daybreak the full extent of damage from earthquake in oklahoma. the magnitude five quake was powerful enough not only to rattle the entire state,

people could feel it as far as away as iowa, the epi-center near cushing, heat oil hub, that's home to oil storage facility that's touted as the world's largest. >> the whole house shaking, i went outside, i heard the rumbling in the grounds, and what was going on, nothing in our house broke or fell off the walls. >> now, there are few minor injuries reported, but cushing officials worry about whether some of the community century old buildings may now be unsafe. >> hey, back here at home, turning now to katie. katie, looks like relatively nice dry stretch. >> it does. we are going to see shower chance here and there. but overall, very quiet conditions. a little bit of evan flow on the thermometer. no major extremes whether it comes to the thermometer readings over the course of time. that said, for now, it is chilly outside. it is november after all, however, we take a look at live neighborhood network where off in the distance, clear as a bell, you know, you have no visibility issues on a morning like this, shot from palmyra cove nature park, nice clear sky, as evidence when

you look at storm scan, today, as well, zip around little bit here, we zoom it out once, twice, see that we're not alone here. it is east of the mississippi, nothing but nice clear smooth sailing ride here for today, high pressure once again in place. there is cold front that comes along, come wednesday, but because we have had clear sky overhead now, through the overnight, allowed the temperatures drop off rod more readily. here and now, 23 degrees deficit from the same time yesterday up in mount pocono, not as harsh in allentown or philly but into the teens in a lot of spots, in terms of how much colder it is by comparison. so, if you went out the door early yesterday morning, maybe going to sun belonger mans, brunn every there is morning it is colder than it was yesterday. so, up in mount pocono, we expect this morning, around the freezing mark many locations, trenton, 37, at the a.c. airport, 36. you get the idea, chilly beginning to the day obviously, cool, crisp finish to the afternoon, sunshine, very modest wind, probably don't even in the. nice fall day. but it does stay chilly

tonight, of course turn the clock backs, sun going down before 5:00 in the evening. for some people that's some bad news, for those every us who have to wake up at 2:45, okay, cool, it is dark, i can feel okay going to bed this early. but regardless looking forward in the forecast again evan flow in the forecast coming up here. you have some 506's, 50's, even 40 degrees reading here. tuesday for election day, meisha, looks awesome, bright, sunny, miler, too. >> all right, katie, thank you. that extra hour, you nailed it. it is like a little gift to all of us. good morning, everyone, happen mine day. so looking outside right now, close eye on the roadways right now, we know that septa a working toward tentative verbal agreement. so far they got that. see what happens when we progress through the morning, right now the roadways are actually looking good. however, certainly starting to heat up. schuylkill, taillights moving in the eastbound direction, this is approaching gulph mills. see how much really actually starts to heat up little bit here. westbound on the schuylkill, actually looking okay. really the eastbound side, i am a keeping my eye out. take a look at jersey 42

northbound creek road take that 295, sea of headlights, heating up there, as well. southbound direction mcdade boulevard, you can see actually, looking okay. but, as you can see, plenty of headlight out, there as well, on the blue route. so, just a reminder, that right now, as of right now, it is still stands, regional rails is the only septa service running into the city and around the state. so regional rails norristown high-speed line, so the same as last week. also, over here, septa is still advising that we use alternate means of transportation. so such as tax ill, uber, lyft, zipcar, expect delays, bike or walk. well ' let you know if anything changes. this is as it stands right now. allow for extra time, actually we go to breaking news, jim, rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, a we now want to take you live to a press conference for details on the tentative agreement to ends the septa strike. >> let's listen.

>> give a test here? that's good. >> okay, at this point what you're seeing n left side of your screen, is the septa chairman, on the right side, that's twu president, willie brown. of course we've been following this news for about a week now, we know tens of thousands of people waking up every morning, without septa services, so at this point it appears that we may have reached attentive deal. so that's with a we're listening for right now. >> let's hear the good news. >> jim, we know of course, of course following some of the

issues of the two sides, did not agree, there were pensions, healthcare, rest periods between shifts, things like, that obviously, hundreds every thousands of commuters across our area were affected and the big concern was how this would affect election day tomorrow. >> that's right. yes, the last septa strike was what 2009, that lasted six days, the septa strike before that, i think, 40 days so all hoping of course it wouldn't last a week, which it has, but of course our attention really turning today tomorrow the election, concern about voter turn out, tan couldn't get to and from work on time, would they be able to get to the polls. >> and septa trying to get an injunction to force the workers back to work in time for the strike. that a judge turned down that injunction the other day, so supposed to hear more about that later today. fortunately, i guess we don't have to go that far, because right now, as tran dough broke the news earlier this morning, tentative deal reached and the septa strike full services

right now hopefully going to resume in several hours, and we are just waiting to hear from septa board chairman, pasquale dion, cwu local 234 president willie brown. >> and jim of course, you know, still waiting to hear exactly what they're going to say, but at least from appearances, certainly appears that they're in much better spirits, you have both septa and the union president smiling, which we haven't seen since they started. >> same side of the table i should add. >> exactly. >> so meisha had mentioned earlier, you know, there are some service could be up as quickly as four to six hours, if this deal is reached. and they sign everything full service will be up in about 16 hours. but we didn't get the details right now here. >> so that would hopefully put into us tuesday, but hopefully, just in time for the election. >> interesting thing was everyone said most people don't take septa to get to the polls. but it was the delays that people were having getting to work and then also returning home they felt people probably

wouldn't take the additional time in their busy travel day and work day to then head out to the polls. that was the big concern. >> absolutely. we heard meisha every morning sort of reporting about maybe expecting twice as long after commute, if your commute is normally an hour, expect this to take two hours, so the concern is if it is taking you twice and long to get to and from work, one, are you going to be home before the polls close, and, two, are you going to feel like going to the polls after you've been through a traffic nightmare. >> and there was a lot of pressure to get this moving. nancy cord is, one of our national correspondents for cbs, was mentioning yesterday morning, with the john dickerson folks, that you know there was concern that this would impact the pennsylvania vote, and obvious lip, that's very important to both sides in tomorrow's election, so the pressure to get a deal was put on these gentlemen, and their respective groups. but again, both on the same side of the table, where septa board chairman, pasquale dion senior, and cwu local 234

president willie brown. i don't think they realize that all of us sitting here at home, in the studio, come on, give us the news. >> bated breath, waiting for a week, jim, you know, i told you last tuesday, i believe, the first day of the septa strike, as a high school student i would have to take a trolley to 30th street, an el to 69th street, then the 101 or 102 toll toy drexel hill. and so, you know, we don't realize sometimes how many people rely on septa. but i can personally a test to if i didn't have septa in high school my par hadn't to work, i don't know how i would have gotten -- >> that's the thing, thousand of school student were expected, archdioces, private schools were getting shuttle buses and things like that, kids were allowed to be excused from school, but again, dealing with day care, things like. that will soap, they've got smiles on their faces so i don't think they'll put a fast one here, hopefully they'll cool through with what trang do had broken earlier on twitter today. that attentive deal has been

reached to ends the septa strike, full service, to resume, hopefully in the next few hours. >> absolutely. and jim, as you mentioned, nancy cordis smoking about the national attention on the septa strike. we've been speaking for months about the impact, the the implications, and the presidential race for philadelphia, and the suburbs, how much that was important to the national races. so this septa strike was of critical importance to a lot of people. because, you know, depending on what happens, a lot of these battleground states it, could really swing one the presidential election but, two, what happens in the u.s. senate. >> let's list never. i think they're getting a 22nd warning here to start speaking. maybe not. >> well, jim? >> maybe waiting for the coffee to be brought in? >> maybe brink in some waffles. tell you what, after a week of septa consumers and passengers being very upset, which we had seen, you know, al of our

newscasts. so we were hoping that they would start talking. but, jim, you know how this stuff is. we have answer been out in the field, takes sometime a while to get it going. looks like they maybe be doing audio checks, maybe balances, so we will continue to follow this story, our trang do broke the story early this morning, we will continue to follow this news conference, hopefully attentive deal hopefully a deal and we will bring you the details as soon as we have katie: my mom was a restaurant hostess at a neighborhood favorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work hard, and love family. big banks, wall street, special interests - that's who pat toomey's with. in the senate, i'll work for you and your family. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message.

>> pat's here with sports, and a disappointing game in the meadowlands. you know, i've got that suit, me eagles suit waiting it wear. >> they're trying to tell you not to wear that suit. >> i don't know. >> maybe? eagles and giants, wild games over the years, and many of them in north jersey. yesterday, it looks like we may see fourth miracle at the meadowlands. but it was not to be. carson wentz looking to get the eagles back on track after last week's lost, dallas, took little while. two of his first three throws

were intercepted. and the giants turned both into touchdowns. by half time 21-ten giants, eagles did gut condition 21-17 on this barner touchdown run. new york up 28-23 in the fourth. and jordan hicks with a beautiful interception of eli manning in giants territory, that set up final opportunity for the birds. but, they fall short. they not capitalize, on great field position. the eagles lose 28-23, they went from the possibility of first place last week, and they won, last place. right now, in the ffc east, but they won't pack it in. if we don't start the ballgame, the way we do, it is different. it is totally different. and i'm going to continue to show confidence in our guys, believe in our guys. >> i know we still have high expectations, that's the mindset we have in the lockerroom, the culture in the guys we have. so, you know, tough all four of these losses, been right in them. good football team. just have to find a way to win

games. >> falcons await them next. steel verse lost three straight games, even more embarrassment for them yesterday in baltimore. this is steelers picker chris boss well, we show you right here, attempting the on sidekick. it doesn't go anywhere. and then draws back, kicks it again, which is illegal, penalty, the ravens would win the game, 21 to 14, again right here, he tries little, i don't know that is, little dance move? pittsburgh in baltimore, now tie for first place, in the afc north. i thought that that looked a little ya. did i little digging this is where i've seen it, right here, take a look. >> ya. >> or bad dance move. >> why are you looking at me? >> he can't dance, what he looks like. >> can't play football either. thanks so much. >> you got t coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", more on the breaking news, tentative agreement to

end the strike a -- septa strike. >> more on when service also resume. we hearing from governor chris christie about some of the critisisms he's facing, interview with cbs this morning charlie rose, we'll be right b