liver from the broadcast center in center city philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. good morning, parts of the area are waking to up a frost advisory, but katie says it should actually and sunny and warm election day, plus, when we will see some of the coldest air of the season. i'm rahel solomon. >> katie and meisha will be here in just a moment, first, here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute. i really believe it is the most important election of our lifetime. >> in less than 24 hours, we should know who will be the next president of the united state. >> if we don't win, this will be the single granite waste

every time. >> dixville notch new hampshire voting at at midnight. hillary clinton won four votes, donald trump, two votes. pennsylvania voters also have to decide one of the closest u.s. senate races in the country. republican incumbent fat toomey faces tough battle against democratic challenger katie mcginty. >> a man is in jail and another on the loose after a barricade situation in spray berry mansion. police say two men were caught on camera breaking into a vacant home. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> well, do you have same, what a crowd bruce springsteen performed in front after crowd of thousands, at clinton rally on independence mall last night. >> and jon bon jovi, too.

katie joining us now, katie jim and i were both asleep last night. no idea what what the weather was like, but what's it going to be like today? >> chilly after the sun went down, under the cover of darkness, clear sky no less, temperatures could drop off very readily. this is about the time of the day, too, where they drop to their coldest point right before the sun comes up. so, that's where we stand right now, into the 30's for many locations for many of you, but it is calm as can be. i barely notice, i mean, hint of breeze out here, there is always wind flowing, it is either calm though or you notice it, but, in that set, calm enough that the frost can storm. storm scan quiet. it will stay that way yet again. looking at the area temperatures, you have fallen below freezing now in handful of spots like millville, like mount pocono, at freezing in reading here in philly more like 41 degrees, but still cold enough it requires heavy coat. below freezing in handful of spot outside of the city, mt. holly one off to the east, quakertown, 28, so you get the

idea, cold start. but look where we end up. we've not only got full sunshine, but also have nice little push of warmth coming in, in advance of cold front that comes tomorrow. so, that's going to send us on a nice spike. we do some harmless flirtation with 70 degrees today. so, despite the fact it is election day, and there is reason get outside and go to the polls and vote, today's just good excuse to get outside period to make the most of it. does not last us very long, pretty substantial cool down comes our way. we'll let you know later in the show, meisha, back to you. >> going to be beautiful day. thanks, katie, good morning, everyone, and happy tuesday. so, this is what we were looking at accident involving tractor-trailer and car, southbound boulevard, out err drive near fifth street, right lane compromised now since moved, right about right here, that's now cleared out of the way. so looking good both directions, just about to move the camera around. another accident on the westbound schuylkill before the boulevard, that's also cleared. but, this one, in lower moreland township still here, welsh rd. closed between huntingdon pike, packer

avenue. you will have to use this alternate, moreland road right now, a loft accidents this morning, for just kind of moving into the 5:00 hour. probably evidence because we were on the six day septa strike, now since been cleared. but still going to have a lot of vehicles out on the roadways, more vehicles that we get on the roadways specially early the more problems we'll see. heads up. that's still out there. and probably going to start to slow you down maybe just little bit, especially pushing toward the 6:00 hour. we have construction, as well, northeast construction, left lane block there, pa turnpike westbound between downingtown and valley hill road. right lane block there. another area of the pa turnpike as women, still out there, eastbound ramp, left lane block. subways, trolleys, buses all back to normal. and rahel, back to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. women, it is almost time to pick your next president, america. voters are preparing across the country to cast their ballots. >> it is time. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in west depth forwards, new jersey, where polls open in less than 30 minute, good morning, jan. >> rahel, jim, good morning, that's right, and first few

pole work verse already start today arrive here at the red bank school west depford, new jersey, the polls open here in the garden state at 6:00 sharp. now, it is hillary clinton who is expected to win the garden state. the democrat has done so since 1992. but, just across the river in pennsylvania much tighter race, and both candidates spent a lot of time in pa, a swing state yesterday. take a look at the video. hillary clinton brought the star power to philadelphia, brought a big crowd too. bruce springsteen, her husband bill clinton, president obama and the first lady all joined the democratic candidate on stage outside of independence hall. clinton spent the day pushing her message, one final time to voters in a number every swing state. she and her supporters are urging voters to embrace a hopeful and inclusive america with their votes today. >> a choice between division, or unity between an economy that works for everyone, or

only those at the top. >> republican candidate donald trump also spent his day criss-crossing the country courting undecided voters in battle ground states. one every his five rallies was in scranton, pennsylvania. trump needs to turn blue states red in order to win the electoral vote needed to lands him in the white house. he, too, campaigned until the very last minute, holding a rally in michigan. he's vowing to beat a corrupt system and thinks the chances are pretty good in pa. >> they say we're tide in pennsylvania. i don't think so. i don't think so. i think we're going to blow them out tomorrow in a lot of different ways. >> now, both candidates are going to watch the result roll in from new york city. but there is a long day of voting ahead. again, polls here in new jersey open at 6:00. then in pennsylvania and delaware hold their open at 7:00. and then all of the polls come to a close at 8:00. we will be watching it all, but for now, live in west depford, new jersey, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, jim, back into

you. >> thanks, jan. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" and cbs news will have you covered this election night, expanded live coverage again on cbs starting at 7:00 p.m. we will bring up updates on local races throughout the night as well, then join us for expanded he'd eggs of "eyewitness news" at 10:00 on the "cw" fill. >> i time now 5:37. in business news this morning, a new way to search for a job. >> and how the fbi is impacting the stock market, money watch's jill wagner joins us liver from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. good morning, jim, rahel. the markets open on this election day after their biggest rally in months. do you gained 371 points, yesterday, the nasdaq added 119 points. futures right now pointing to bit of mixed open. stocks surge on word that the f.b.i. finished reviewing hillary clinton's emails and won't press charges. so investors now give her a better chance of winning, polls are still tight, though, some analysts say if donald trump wins tonight, we can expect a brexit like sell off in the markets tomorrow. that's because it would bring

more uncertainty about economic and trade policies, and at the same time, a democratic sweep could spark a sell-off if inch he is verse are worried about more regulation in the financial and healthcare industries. well, many employers are giving their workers this election day off so they can vote among then general motors, spotify, western union and patgonia with cents his of its closing its stores. looking for new job, you might head to facebook. taking on link in the with new jobs search feature. facebook says it is running its test, would lake administrators post jobs, and receive applications from candidate. jim, rahel? >> so i guess that means your facebook should be clean? >> oh, i've seen some doozies on people looking for jobs. >> always be careful what you post, right? >> exactliment thanks, jill. >> well, pennsylvanians will have to elect more than just a president in the u.s. senate race. incumbent pat toomey republican in a tight battle with democrat katie mcginty. the latest pole shows the

candidates are just separate bid one or two-point. the winner could help determine which party ends up controlling the united states senate. >> pennsylvania voters also have to elect new attorney general. democrat josh shapiro facing republican john rafferty. both were raise in the montgomery county. shapiro, former state representative, now on the montgomery boards of commissioners, rauch early former state deputy attorney now a state senator. tote back about beefing up for gun violence. >> we need to beef up our gun violence task forces in philadelphia, pittsburgh, all across pennsylvania, to make sure we get gunned out of the hands every criminals while still protecting people's seconds amendment right. if the balance can be struck, and i know how to strike it. >> already talked about the legislature about beefing up again, using ring sources of the attorney general's office, working with local law enforcement community, local da, and the intel there, go and get legal -- illegal guns off the street. >> both candidates also want to repair the damage after the conviction of former attorney

general, kathleen kane. we of course convicted of leaking secret grand jury information then lying about it under oath. kane out on bail while appealing the conviction. >> vote letters see ballot questions across the area. one such question in pennsylvania seeks to raise retirement age of state supreme court justices from 70 to 75 years old. new jersey voters will be asked if they want to permit casino gambling in two additional counties in the state currently gambling is only allowed in atlantic city. >> vote first five state deciding it marijuana should be legal for recreational use. legalization bills on the ballot in california, massachusetts, maine, arizona and nevada. in three other states, vote letters also decide whether it should be used for medical reasons. now, pot is still illegal under federal law, but state law relaxed over the years. >> right now, it is legal for recreational use, in four states, and the district of columbia. well the justice department is hundreds of people in 28 states to monitor the polls. >> they'll be here in

philadelphia, lehigh county and middlesex county new jersey. officials say the personnel are from the department of i have civil rights division, will help enforce federal rights voting laws. donald trump repeatedly urged his support ores to monitor the polls claiming the election may be rigged. >> and the nyfd plans a show off force, both hillary clinton and donald trump are holding election night party. 5,000 officers will be across the city. including polling places, subways, and times square. >> well, the "eyewitness news" team is going full throttle on election night, covering the clint and trump campaigns in new new york city and reporters on all of the bits races in new jersey, delaware, and pennsylvania. watch your vote count on cbs philly and cwphilly.com. >> new generation of historic trees. >> they're giants on the earth, and they are disappearing. chris martinez in central california. coming up i'll show you the

extraordinary measures to save the world's largest trees. >> i look up. it was possessed. it was going crazy, it was shooting up in the air, to the side. >> well there is woman is apparently talking about her salad dressing bottle exploding. we'll tell you what the manufacture is her now saying just ahead.

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that about the science involved in that? >> fascinating stuff. well, it is warming up nicely here, today, and the atmosphere, pattern, just nice and comfortable for us, later today. but, maybe you're either craving or dreading the odd coming winter. i have little countdown, fun to have with you here. this is not a live picture,

don't panic. we are looking at here, backdrop to the winter countdown, guys. the winter solsus is just modest 43 days away right now, and can you believe there is only 47 shopping days until christmas, jim donovan, my goodness. >> oh, yes, never mind. rahel and i actually still have to make our list, unlike the craziness that's -- just kidding. >> forty-seven days. >> then 54 until new years, average high of 40, comes in 57. so, at least we have double digits before that happens. and today is actually going to end up being very, very warm day for our area. but off to cold start. so this is day to dress in layers for sure. we have temperatures currently into the low or upper 20's in some spots, one of the code he is spots we typically finds, only 23 right now under the clear sky, i guarantee she has frost or hard freeze outside ride now in bill bert ville. central new jersey educated checking in at 30. under the freezing mark, nice clear sky for him. and one more, let's go to

another, down into delaware, where it is actually one of the mildest spots of the bunch. still flirting with freezing at 34 degrees. checking in with nice clear sky in middletown, delaware. headed back to the graphic, we advance here, we do have a frontal boundery, going to cross through, for now high pressure still our story, western side of t so, this, ts not exactly where the high pressure is located but do have clear sky because of it, coned front crossing through, that comes along tomorrow in the first half of the day brink withing it, generally, just some showers, or light rain. but, it does look like it comes with relatively poor timing with it comes to your morning drive. i would say as early as 5:00 a.m., begin to see the raindrops fall will likely last until early evening until the lateness south jersey. but rain and the are un impress i have. may ends up with upwards of quarter of ann. we need five plus inches to chip away completely at the deficit that we've faced since the beginning of the year. so, we need the rain. we're not really going to get it out of this particular system. election day looks fantastic. we back it up to the here and

now. between the hours of noon and 5:00 we ends up at about 68 degrees. flirting with 70, not bad on november 8th. we will take t we've got sunshine, light wind to go along with it, so even, you know, despite the fact we want you to get out and vote anyway, it is a great day to get outside period. sixty-eight, sunny, can't beat t watching for showers in the first half of tomorrow. keeping it cool on thursday. despite the sun, and then we rebounds modestly on friday. before the next cold front comes along, and that noxious back to the coldest day we have experienced yet this season, meisha, we don't even hit 50 degrees, going to be chilly start. >> what a drop. sixty-eight today. all right, katie, thank you so much. beautiful weather on tap. we can all agree on, right? outside looking at the vine, looking good, but i will say we are certainly starting to heat up on most interstates and highways right now, we push toward the 6:00 hour. a lot to do with just because what we've been dealing with, septa strike, going on for six days because a lot of people are going to maybe set their alarms, earlier, hitting the roadways despite the fact

septa is back running normal. a lot of people you know first day back, so we will see a lot of vehicles out on the roadways, seeing right now the vine starting to heat up, westbound direction, coming off 95, then when we look at 95, 95 southbound past betsy ross, take a lock at this, push in the southbound direction, a lot of taillights going off here. there are a lot of vehicles out there. still traveling at posted speeds, but you are going to be dropping just when we crack into the 6:00 hour. good indicator if you have to take 95, septa back and running properly, i would still give myself extra time this morning, as we kind of get back into the swing every things again. accident here, lower moreland township, still out there, welsh rd. closed right now huntingdon pike, packard avenue, you will have to use the alternate. that area is probably going to start slow down little bit too. construction 95 north, scutters falls bridge, right lane block. going to be block until around 2:00 p.m. so through the morning rush before but of p.m. rush. more construction to talk about coming up, rahel, back

to you. >> meisha, see you soon, thank you. jim, imagine you're trying to be good, making salad for lunch. whether all the sudden your salad dressing explodes. >> that's what happened to a woman in wyoming. she was making a meal, when the bottle began making popping noises, and shooting dressing into the air. after it happened, she snapped pictures. >> it sounded like a fire cracker going off. in the house. >> how loud was it? >> hard to explain. i was attacked by a bottle of salad dressing. probably thought i was into the whiskey or something? >> turns out the dressing has been recalled because of a bacteria that could foam. that bacteria caused the dressing to foam, even spew out. the explosion damaged walls, carpet, computer and her dress >> but craving a salad after watching that storey? >> wonder what kinds it is? i couldn't figure out, was that russian, french?

>> but yes, i would have thought she was nuts when she called in, too. at least she's not injured. >> well, have you ever wondered how astronaunts cast their vote in space? well, even if you aren't concerned, we will tell you coming up. >> and if you are like most americans, chances are this election has you little stressed out. tips for calming down after causing your vote. we'll be right back. 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. this is an individual who mocked a disabled reporter... i don't know what i said, ahh... who attributed a reporter's questions

to her menstrual cycle. trump: blood coming out of her...wherever. he is not a person who is equipped in temperament, judgment or character to lead our troops. donald trump has created a toxic atmosphere pitting one group against another. he's a mexican. claiming a person can't do the job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising.

>> it is finally upon us, happy tuesday, it is election day, if election day, you should be feeling a little stressed you're not alone. >> according to the american psychological association, many americans are dealing with anxiety. who can blame them? psychologists suggest you should read enough to stay informed, but don't bing on political news. take some time for activities that recharge you, also while investigate meaningful discussion was politics, political ideas, try to avoid an argument, if you really want to be pro-active, get out today and vote. >> i use myself coloring books, to kind of forget about this every day, for the past 18 months. >> but you seem calm.

>> yes, well, he is not running for office, but people in and lean texas said he looks like someone who is. >> take a lock at this, you probably have not seen this story yet. this is yellow canary is being called a comforter because of the cluster of feathers on his head. the birds is up for sale at local pet store. reportedly a timid guy, maybe not so much like trump. the bird has also been called because of the hairdo. while americans head to the polls today,us astronaunts are also making their voices heard. nasa says, astronaut shane filed his ballot for the presidential election on the international space station. >> oh,. >> selected which elections he wanted to participate, in then received application for absentee ballot. >> i actually did wonder about that. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", hillary clinton, donald trump, campaigned into the early morning hours. and it is now up to you. the voters. we ' live with reelection day 2016. >> plus how do you get to the polls? we have live update from

septa, now that things are supposed to be back to normal after the strike. next.

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philadelphia. >> sure is, after months of campaigning election day has finally arrived. polls are opening right now in new jersey. and they open in pennsylvania, and delaware, in a hour. >> and just hours ago, donald trump and hillary clinton wrapped up a battleground blitz to drive the vote. we're live with decision day 2016. today is tuesday, november 8th, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is election day, kate it and meisha have weather answer traffic. >> weather very quiet for sure. perfect for election day. >> we were doing that earlier, we should do it all day long, in fact, my hands hurt from clapping so much, the only hiccup we have, a lot of people will still take it easy, hit the roadways today, seeing some problems because of it, we'll get to that coming up. >> at least the weather again cooperative for us here and nice warming trends to go along with it, don't get me wrong. off to cold start here. see the