happening now, thick black smoke filling a neighborhood. what's fueling this stubborn fire that could keep firefighters busy for hours. >> walk interesting earlier today. i wouldn't spec something like that to happen around here. >> mob attack, half dozen people hurt after group of teenagers suddenly start harming people in center city. how many people have been arrested so far. one-on-one with the president-elect. the highlights from donald trump's first wide ranking interview since winning the presidential election. well, today is monday, november 14. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. all of that plus the new way to pay for your ride on septa. but first a check on weather and traffic with meisha. >> good morning, and the birds

pull it off. >> my suit, my suit, my suit later. >> i see it, i don't know if it is an eyesore or what it is. >> that's what it is, yes. >> the roads are looking really nice, nice and dry right now, we have something going on with septa because after water main break. >> and looking at some pretty quiet overall. we will eventually see showers move in overnight. for now, things are nice and clear, we take you outside to view of "skycam 3", overlook the center city skyline. all clear. current conditions over top. certainly very chilly 35 degrees, very light winds, however, so it does actually feel like 35, but that is winter weather at its finest, so winter coat is a good idea out there. once we hit the road. but you are going to be able to keep the sunglasses ready to go, as well, we have a loop running here, hard to find anything actually out there. there is even satellite composite over top of this. and again, it is all clear. so not going to find much of anything outside. even in the way of cloud cover. but it is is a moonlit sky.

37 degrees the current temperature at trenton, chilly start even at the a.c. airport, dover, 40 apiece, little milder into wildwood. do you have a lot of variety going on here, anywhere from the freezing mark to cape may to the upper 40's, so, again, really depends where you are, what you are going to find, but in general, it is cold enough to require a heavier coat walking out the door. now as the day progresses, do expect it will be a milder day for the standards, anyway, mid-november. but expecting low 60s for you, come 3:00 few clouds are beginning to build in, and that's a sign of things to come. eventually, some rain is going to move in. and i will let you know he can actually when you can expect some of the wet weather to roll in later in the show. >> sound good. we will definitely thank you so much. good morning, happy monday to you. kicking off brand new work week, looking good on the vine, not closed for overnight construction, looking real nights there moving in the westbound and eastbound side. early start, still dark out, there only still in the

4:00 hour, start to see the levels still pushing through the morning, schuylkill eastbound at spring garden, looking here, great ben franklin bridge, same story, there for those of you moving westbound into center city this early in the morning, no problem whatsoever. talking about the water main break, near drexel hill, 06 street and lansdowne avenue all rained blocked. you will have to use the the that the. and route ten trolley right now shuttle bussing because of that water main break, 63rd street malvern avenue and also 33rd street and market street. so again, that's due to the water main break, however, route 15 trolley shuttle bussing due to construction, talking more about that, coming up in a little bit. rahel, back to you. >> new this morning, crews just placed a fire at a tire shop under control in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. flames broke out around 3:00 this mourn, inside jewel's tire shop, frandford avenue. and it didn't take firefighters long to knock down the flames, still are on the scene sprague hot spots right now. no one was hurt. >> this morning, a chester firefighter is recovering after he was hurt in a two

alarm fire. the blaze broke out in the 600 block of east 22nd street. the firefighters suffered minor leg injury. several people were forced from their homes, no one else was hurt. no word yet on a cause. fire damages a learning center in philadelphia's lawncrest section. the early learn's children's academy caught fire last night. fortunately, there were no reports of any injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the academy was originally the lawn del theater opened in 1922, close in the 1964, in the abby stat store theser. >> swarm of teens and arrest of violent attacks in center sit center city has police on the look-out for more suspect. group of teens assaulted as many as six people saturday night in what appeared to be a flash mob, police say off duty detective and his wife who were bolt punched are among the several victims. the incident happened 16th answer walnut streets just after 6p.

generally pretty busy around here. i can't believe something like that would happen with so many people around. like saturday night. >> what does this -- witnesses say about teens had gathered around 17th and walnut, one eyewitness claims he heard a screen, then watched, as teenagers ran through traffic, jumped on cars, and started hitting people along the way, philadelphia police arrested two juveniles in connection with the attacks, and continue to search for more. >> police are investigating shooting outside a pennsauken banquet hall, happened around 2:00 yesterday, 1400 block of route 73 north near regal banquet hall. police say two men were shot, both taken to the hospital. no word this morning, on their conditions, more or possible suspect. five people recovering this morning after being involved in a septa bus accident in springfield, delaware county, authorities tell us the route bus collected with a tractor-trailer yesterday afternoon on baltimore pike and homestead avenue. five passengers suffered minor injuries, and were taken to hospital. no details on what caused it.

>> radnor township police are investigating a reported attack on villanova's campus, they say black female student was allegedly attack by a group of white men yelling trump. authorities say the student was approached thursday night, by three white men in a septa tunnel on campus, one of the men knocked to the grounds, and she hit her head. fellow students are now on edge. >> uncomfortable hatred on tv, like empowering people, to actually act on these things that they wouldn't otherwise. sort of almost like sends a message that's that it is acceptable, that we condone this for democratic election. now, this is just one of several racially charged act of violence and vandalism happened in the wake of the presidential election results. more protests against the president-elect, as protesters marched through center city. crowd gathered yesterday yesterday afternoon in the name of solidarity, protesters headed to independence hall. organizers say the protest not

the focus on single person or issue, but rather though represent all every those who feel marginalized or threatened by a trump presidency. demonstrations have popped up across the country in at least 15 states. >> meantime the president-elect is speaking out in his first long ranging interview. >> he covered several topics, with correspondent leslie stahl including his social media use in the recent wrath of minorities. hena, at one point you asked him to look directly in the camera speak directly to the people who are targeting minorities, good morning. >> he it, after increased racially charged incident from supporters all across the country, reprimanding those supporters. >> i am so saddened to hear that. and i say stop it. if it hems, i will say this, and i will say it right to the

cameras, stop it. >> and in the same interview melania trump said she would work to stop cyber bullying now that she is first lady. of course many calling that hypocritical, since her husband has regularly used his twitter accounts to launch personal attacks against people including one time rival, senator ted cruz, his wife, heidi cruz, not to mention the father of gold star soldier, and that's just to mention a few. >> what about your husband's tweeting? >> sometimes it got him in trouble, but it helped a lot, as well. he had unbelievable following. >> so you never say to him, common? >> i did. of course i did. many times. from the beginning of the campaign. >> listen to you? >> sometimes he listens, sometimes he doesn't. >> i'm not a big twitter. i don't do too many. but they hit home. they have to get a point across. >> well, if you thought

winning the presidency would change things after promise to go restrain twitter use, trump tweeted a rant against a new york times last night. he tweeted wow, the new york times is losing thousands of subscribers because of their very poor and highly inaccurate coverage of the trump phenomena. well, then the times responded saying that they've had a surge. trump continues his transition to the white house, yesterday he officially named republican party chairman ryan preivu white ring staff, white steve ben on was named steve veggies us, drawing reaction from both sides of the aisle. >> jim, rahel? >> thank you very much, hand a. >> well, septa offering a so-called travel wallet for frequent riders. travel agency says you can use it on your septa key card starting to the. you can load up the $250 on to the travel wallet. unlike weekly, monthly passes there is no ex frayings date,

on sale at septa office and kiosk. runners raising money to title childhood cancer. lemon run took part, 5k race is a favorite for children, it is a fundraiser for alex lemonade foundation, lemon run by the way has raised roughly $300,000 for childhood cancer research. >> well, the eagles are gearing up for trip west to play the seahawks in seattle. >> they'll be looking for their second win in a row yesterday, a rowdy lincoln financial field, eagles running back, ryan mathews, ran for 108 yards and two touchdowns, as the birds beat the nfc south leading atlanta falcons 24 to 15. the birds defense robbed high flying falcons offense down to earth. more highlight coming up in our next half hour. >> and this morning, people in new zealand are cleaning up after a big earthquake and tsunami over the weekends. >> what people are dealing with right now, coming up,

response by the government, how the rough roy effort is going. >> train derailment sends 22 cars off the rales. making a mess and prompting a highway closure. the reason officials say it could have been much worse. we'll be back.

powerful earthquake rocks new zealand overnight. 7.8 magnitude quake, up i center northeast of christ church. now the earthquake happened just this morning, just after midnight local time. the quake triggered a tsunami, about 6 feet high. officials are now warning residents to stay on alert. authority have not yet declared a national emergency but new zealand prime minister john key said at least two people were killed. >> driver is killed in a fiery crash after slamming into of back after charter bus in california. police say the bus filled with coaches and players from the san diego christian college men's basketball hill in chino

hills, lodged under the back of the bus, now, good samaritan was able to pull the driver from the it caught fire, but the driver did die at the scene. no one on board the bus was hurt. >> two men were killed when the bmw they were in crashed into another car and then sheared off a fire hydrant in the los angeles neighborhood of west hills. water as you can see there shot three stories in the air. police and emergency crews had to work very carefully because downed power lines, electrify the pool of water at the crash scene. it is still not clear what caused the accident. >> well, crews are continuing a clean-up job after a train derailment in kentucky on saturday, 22 cars of the csx track jumped the tracks shutting down highway 344, no hazardous cars, removing the damaged cars to a staging area. tan will stay closed in the l crews finish the job. >> turning to weather. >> katie, the moon put on a bit of a show. >> definitely extra extra

super moon out there. we do have video we want to show you if you haven't had the chance to step outside. this was last night, gorgeous shot, looks like tree lines just off in the for grounds there, yes, what makes it so special, it is just because it is brighter as well as a lot closer to the surface of the earth. that just makes it extra special and extra super obviously. so, gorgeous view for you out there. and if you haven't noticed, it is just lighting up the surface of the earth so much more easily this morning. let's talk little bit of physical information when it comes to the super moon. still little opportunity to enjoy it before it is gone. so the moon actually rose at 4:34 yesterday before the sun officially set, but the moon set this morning, happens at 6:30 on the nose, 6:30 even. so you still have about well almost two hours here to enjoy it before the sun comes up and you start to lose that view. but, again, this is just meaning that the full moon is at it closest distance to the earth, whopping but still very

close all things considered 221500 miles away, 14 percent closer than normal, 30% brighter, what i noticed specially just so bright outside despite the fact there is no light of day. than is the largest superman that we've had, 1948, so been quite a while. meanwhile, storm scan all quiet. next shot for showers, for now, we start off with sun, clouds eventually build, we hit 61 degrees, later on tonight drop down to 45, showers do start to develop. maybe as early as evening, but specially overnight. and that's running theme through the day tomorrow. not soaker after day, but you can expect showers specially through the first half, then we can expect more sun as the days progress rid through the ends of the week. >> katie, did you see the super moon? >> did i. >> i was looking at that time. >> yes, i missed it, i blame everything on my sleep schedule, even things that don't row late, i blame it. why didn't you work out today, meisha? >> creek road, looking there, slowly starting to build

levels, right now. good morning, everyone, happy monday. we know mondays tend to be one of our busier travel days, probably what we will see today, already seeing levels in jersey 42 freeway, route one what we were looking at, taillights, at wissahickon avenue, looking at this, keep my eye on it, we do have this water main break, pull your attention right away, near drexel hill, 06 street and lansdowne avenue, all lanes blocked. media street will be your best bet. also affected dupe to the water main break, route ten is shuttle bussing between 63rd street and malvern avenue, and 33 street and market street, due to the woth err main break. also in the world of septa route 15 shuttle bussing between of construction between richmond and west moore lands, 63rd and girard avenue again do have construction. a lot going on, check us out on line. back to you. >> not unusual to pass people on the side of the road that are broken down. >> true. well, a group of bike nerves

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exchange, good morning, american apparel filed for bankruptcy in the second time in a year. what's behind that? >> retailers really struggling to compete against other retailers, also a lot of on line competition. american apparel also looking for a buyer, the company insists it will manufacture clothing in the united states, that's always been one of its big selling points. jim, rahel? >> when you said american apparel, like never been in there, then you said team, now i know why. at&t custom letters have new option next year, could be good, watch videos, tv shows on their phone? >> yes. watching video on your phone or your tablet won't gobble up as much data next year if you're an at&t customerment videos also won't look at goose -- as good. at&t introducing stream safer, by default, will pay lower band with videos when available. users, though, who want full, will be able to disable the

function. jim, rahel? >> always nice to have, thanks so much, jill, we'll check in with you in the next hour. >> well, it was a nice fall weekend to spends outside. will that continue? >> apparently some rain on the way, katie here with the details. >> there is indeed. we will eventually see some wet weather finally return to the forecast, is it enough to put a kind of dent in the rainfall deficit? i'll have the story on that coming up. the rest of the

>> good morning, hammy monday, starting off work week with pretty quiet weather. that will will be changing come mid week at new storm system starts to roll out the eastern seaboard. it isn't going to be super heavy hitter but it is going to bring us some rain. and anything is beneficial at this point, and looks like we might actually see couple of pockets of steadier soaking rain, as this aproachesment you can see that on storm scan off to the south, there the combination that far system, starting to nudge further north. so, what we eventually end up with here is tonight into tomorrow the need for the

umbrella. for now, what we wake to up is a chill in the air for sure. but tomorrow, also, not quite as harsh, just because we start to see some of the rain building in here. so, high of 61 today. not as mild, but at least within reason. tuesday, wednesday, again, over night tonight, into tomorrow, showers move through. there could be some pockets of steady rain along with, that primarily the first half of the day. >> good to know, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy monday to you. so what we're looking at right now, our levels starting to build, pretty busy monday, just keep that in mind headed out the door specially after the kids hit the bus, might want to add little extra time to your commute this morning, looks actually pretty good on the boulevard, and interstate 95, really where i want to keep my eye, know will start to build in the 5:00 hour, right now holding steady. one of the areas right now that usually builds in the 4:00 and 5:00 hour. right now looking good. ninety-five south at academy, big thumbs-up there. construction though, do have a lot, northeast extension

between quakertown and lehigh valley left lane blocked there. plus, we have some construction, traffic shift here. route 42 freeway both directions, between 295 and route 544. heads up there. and some construction millville, new jersey, route 47 both directions between orange street and porch road. this is closed until 6:00 a.m. i'll let you know it does open up earlier. if it doesn't that's the deal now. jim? >> construction, construction, construction, thanks, meisha. in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", we're live with president-elect donald trump's 60 minutes interview. plus this. >> powerful after shocks are shaking new zealand this morning. i'm hena daniels in new york, more on the devastating earthquake that sparked landslides, demolished building, and has killed two people. >> and if you're thinking about remodeling your bathroom, jim has some tips for hiring the right contractor for the job. back at the top of the hour.

cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. the next president of the united states, donald trump, sits down for an interview on 60 minutes. what he is saying about the wall, his vow to prosecute hillary clinton, and his tweets. plus the latest staffing news from his transition team. >> new this morning, fire fight remembers battling a stubborn smokey fire in philadelphia. we'll tell you what's hurting that making this specially challenging. >> at times he fires, and intercepted, than will do it. >> merrill reese with the call on 94wip, a big win for the birds, as they battle exton's own matt ryan and the falcons. we'll have highlight from their much needed win. well today is monday,

november 14th, good morning everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, but a monday after an eagles win, always starting off on a good note. >> rahel, you dressed appropriately, right? >> you know you can. >> oh, i will ' be a floating head. but i have to tell you, it is just different, as they walk in the studio, coming after a birds win, i don't know, we have do have some incidents going on on the roads. >> and with the earth cooperates, eventually clouds will build, see some showers build in along with that, but that will be until later tonight that we have to deal with that. so for now nice and quiet storm scan is empty, nothing in the way of cloud cover, very clear, if you don't with a to check out the extra super moon it is still out there. still got about 90 minute before it will actually set. but by that point the sun's also up. so getting your view in while you have the opportunity. weather cooperative for that, if the moon is making on