spree overnight, terrorizing several victims along the way. he changed pop culture and ignited a sexual revolution, found over the playboy magazine hugh hefner has died and reaction is pouring in from around the world. we're starting to feel a chance, a change outside, excuse me, cooler air moving in the region, you may even want to use a sweat shirt later today. big change. >> yeah. >> today is thursday, september 28th, good morning i'm jim donovan. i am rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> we are looking at some bumper to bumper conditions out there, not only construction but last night we had a fatal tractor trailer accident that has caused slow downs as well. get into all of the places to avoid. >> yes. >> you know, at least transition is made very quiet ly her in our area you will have sun glare to deal with once that sun does come up in an hour or so, but, you really will not to have deal with anything else when it comes to the weather pattern. it is wind which time that wind picking up more, and we

will see gusts as high as 25 if not a few 30 miles an hour gusts but at least at this particular view outside palmyra cove nature park things are very tranquil. north wind at 4 miles an hour. win direction, don't go by that temperature, it is a warm start to the morning but trust me, a transition is underway. even at midnight, 77 degrees. we started off really warm, at 77, and it is expected high today. watching us in hd you know there are a few stray rounds of showers, way out to sea. that will not an impact but that is is what left of maria still a tropical storm but making its departure out to sea. here's where we currently stand zero seven in allentown. fifty-nine in mount pocono. one of the places more remote then the other but gives you a sense of the fact that that cool air is starting to drop in and, we will see temperatures level off. they will be within a window of five to 6 degrees, my 8:00 a.m. 72. at 3:00 p.m., 77.

still above average but still cooler then it was in recent days. would i give this day a a, meisha even though we will have wind to deal with can't beat that, all right, thank you very much. very good morning, to all of you. so this is what i was just talking about, thinks where closure is fatal tractor trailer accident that happened last night at 11:30 p.m. will still affect you as crews are out there working hard. route 30 bypass eastbound pennsylvania route 282, all lanes are blocked there you will to have use an alternate 322 or business route 30. take a look at this, a backup shot leading up to where you are then being diverted off of route 322. for those heading out there wanting to use alternate 322 or business route 30 as i said this is what you'll be sitting in both of them still very busy. so if you can avoid the area you absolutely will want to. if you cannot that is what you are sitting in. would you think this is another back up to that accident. it is where we have had some construction, in bucks county, 95 south between route one and

business route 11 lane blocked and for the as far as eye can see you can see bumper to bumper conditions. these are construction shots in bucks county 95 south between route one and business route one, void that also if you can and more construction in new jersey we will talk about coming up in the next 10 minutes, jim and rahel, back to you. manhunt is on for three suspects who went on a violent crime spree overnight. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at pen presbyterian hospital where two victims are recovering, good morning, trang do. >> reporter: good morning. one of the victims was shot and we are told he is in critical condition at penn press bid tear yan hospital. these three men committed two very violent acts within blocks and minutes of each other, but take a look at this scene from the shooting portion last night, just before 11:45, the 31 year-old victim said he was walking to see his girlfriend when three black male is a approached him one of the men pulled out a gun and announced an armed

robbery. investigators say victim was shot in the back trying to runaway, men then went through his pockets but unclear if they took anything. lieutenant john walker says that minutes earlier police responded to a armed robbery at 58th and kingsessing which is just a few blocks away from that first scene. >> they find a male in his 30 's, pistol whipped bleeding pretty profusely. they take him in the car and run him over to presbyterian hospital. he reports three male announce a robbery, it takes $50 u.s. currency, and pointed a silver handgun and then they flee on foot. >> reporter: police are asking for your they get this very dangerous group of men off the street. their tip line is 215-686-tips we are live outside presbyterian hospital i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", rahel and jim, back to you. philadelphia police are investigating another shooting , someone shot a man in the head and left him for dead, and this happened last night on the 1100 block of 63rd street in overbrook.

police say they found 391 year-old victim unconscious and rushed him to the hospital where he is now listed in very kate cool condition. a 36 year-old would mains dead and two children are hurt after a car collided with a septa trolley in northern liberties. the accident happened yesterday, just after 4:00 p.m. on the 400 block of west girard avenue month. man who was driving was pronounced dead at the scene. the children were taken to the local hospitals. police say their injuries are not believed to be serious. the cause of the crash is under investigation. this morning septa's regional rail services are running as scheduled but that was not the case yesterday when a power outage cause aid chaotic commute. septa says a few dozen passengers on the paoli thorndale line jumped off the trains with some of the cars, who power yesterday. to get passengers safely off the track septa was forced to shut down rail services at the height of the evening rush hour. >> people are in a weird situation, they don't react well, they have never been in that situation before. >> that is scary, why would people do something like that. >> septa police some

passengers thought there was a fire on board and with possibly no communication from the crew. passengers panicked. silk pajamas pool parties and elaborate lifestyle hugh hefner founder of the playboy magazine has died at 91. playboy mad the announcement late last night on twitter. magazine said hefner died of natural causes surrounded by his family at his home in playboy mansion. hefner founded the magazine in 1953 creating a multi million-dollar adult entertainment empire. we will have more coming up at 6:30. growing frustration in puerto rico thousands of emergency supplies remain stuck in distribution centers. one port has more than a thousand containers of supplies, that are ready to go , officials cannot get these supplies to the people who need them because they are running out of the fuel and drivers. meanwhile president trump says he will visit the island next week, he will tour the devastation and check in honorary coverry efforts. many families are reuniting with their loved won from pure owe rico after going

days without hearing from them "eyewitness news" at philadelphia international airport last night where a flight out of san juan landed here around 5:30. we were there to capture the emotional reunion like this one relatives overcome with emotion as they hugged their family members. some even described the extremely difficult conditions on the island. >> it is like a living nightmare in puerto rico. that is all i can say bit. >> we need fuel. for the machines, for the hospitals, people are dying. >> water is every where. water is deathing scars, worse by the day. >> people we spoke with say that they are happy that they are safe but they are still concerned for the people of puerto rico. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is heading to puerto rico for firsthand look for those affected lie hurricane maria and to track down her own family. coming up at 6:30 she will join us live from philadelphia international airport as she wait toss board her flight. house speaker paul ryan will be in aston delaware county to promote the tax

reform plan, it calls for slashing the tax rate for wealthy, middle class and businesses, and also simplifies the tax code by reducing the seven current income tax back totes three. president trump says it will benefit middle class not millionaires, billion airs, democrats don't agree. >> the top rate on the wealthiest comes down and the bottom rate, on working class, families, goes up. what kind of plan is this? >> congress of course still need to work out specifics of the legislation but analyst warn that over the next 10 years the plan could reduce government revenue by $2 trillion or more, coming up next, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger explains how new tax plan could impact you. meanwhile president trump is voicing his disapproval for health and human services secretary tom price for taking a number of expensive charter flights on private jets over the last five months. price reportedly racked up 400

you this dollars in bills for that travel, price has been on the job for a little more than seven months, when asked if he planned to fire price president trump told reporters , we will see. big change coming up to the airline industry what you will now be able to do while in the air. plus danger in flood waters left by hurricane harvey turns deadly for one woman we will tell you about new threat in texas just trying to rebuild. they sure are cute but these adorable puppies are used as bait in a scam, how to protect yourself shopping on line for a new pet. ♪ >> florida, little blast from the past, jim, i like it, i

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boy this show is just flying, welcome back texting and driving is a big no, no but texting and flying, well that is perfectly legal.

>> starting sunday you will be able to do it on delta flights worldwide, delta ceo, recently announced passengers will be able to text for free using go , go app for message go through wifi portal page, it will be available on flights with two or more cabins. >> as long as they don't allow them to make phone calls i'm fine with this. european airlines easy jet wants to provide an electric aircraft for commercial flights within a decade. easy jet says an electric plane would be a radical step taking expensive jet fuel out of equation, electric airplanes have zero emissions and makes less noise. >> as long as it is safe, but as long as it is the most safe option. >> i'm with you. >> but you keep putting the electric slide in my head every time you talk about it. >> yes, it is electric. >> yes. >> jim's always dance nothing commercial breaks. >> if you ask me to dance i

will not dance. >> i know. >> the feeling has to be organic. >> that is sweet. >> all right. we will just kick some tunes in here during every commercial break and see what happens and in the control room keep recording. on storm scan three we have maria now downgraded to a tropical storm this storm can't decide what it wants to be. it has continued to go back and forth between 5 miles an hour max sustained wind speed and going back and forth as a result between tropical storm and category one hurricane status. now, what is definite is that it still stays out to sea. still making that right-hand turn and will move out to sea and cause no further issues for north american coastline, say for those indirect impacts of the rough surf and impacts. so we have had our frontal boundary cross and changes being brought about it because of it. win speed have pick up over last hour and a half, but we will see, potential for gusts as high as 20 to 25 if not a couple 30 miles an hour, but

wind flow is predominantly straight up from the north, so it is still very mild outside, we are still in the low to mid 70's, regional wide but with time, we will see the transition taking place and there is a balancing act that goes on sun comes up, tries to warm things up but cool air catching up and will not let us rebound all that much further. seventy-seven is the eventual high but we have been in the low to mid 70's. you won't see much movement on the thermometer. later tonight you can forgo air conditioning, throw windows opened and be very comfortable out there worse of the wind eases up. don't have to worry about. that looking forward, coolest day comes saturday. friday night into early saturday morning there may be a shower that roles through re even are fog blast of cool air and then back to high pressure for next few days. all and all, meisha this is a nice looking forecast. >> looks that way. thanks, very much katie. very good morning to all of you. happy thursday. i was keeping my eye on this

fatal car crash with a vehicle and tractor trail their happened around 11:30 p.m. last night. crews are still out there this morning. they have, route 30 bypass eastbound pennsylvania route 282, completely closed right now. all lanes are blocked, so, you will to have use an alternate 322 or business route 30 is your best bet. but this is the backup shot leading up to that accident is and where you are diverted off to 322, absolutely stopped, bumper to bumper conditions. so even as you head out their use the alternate this is what you are sitting in unfortunately. i would say, avoid the area, at all cost if you absolutely can because if you have to head out their use an alternate, absolutely factor in extra time in your commute. again that is just a look at that area we are also looking at bumper to bumper conditions in bucks county 95 south, this was between route one and business route 11 lane block because of construction. we were seeing it stopped there. that has been since cleared, easing some tensions throughout that area, jim,

back over to you. well, weeks after hurricane harvey hit texas a woman has died from a flesh eating bacteria in a suburb outside of houston. authorities say that the 77 year-old victim fell inside of a home contaminate by flood waters. serious bacterial infection quickly spread and killed soft tissues in the body. symptoms include fever, nausea , vomiting. doctors say it is critical for people exposed to flood what the tours keep any wounds they have covered. >> after hurricane katrina we saw a big up tick in serious wound infections, it is one of the infections we are on the look out for here after harvey with immediate medical attention you can get prompt antibiotic therapy, also, removal of any of the infected tissue and that can save your life. >> just horrible. cdc says most people who get this flesh eating bacteria usual live other health problems and have a hard time fighting off infections.

>> that is very sad there. warning for people thinking about buying a new pet, new report reveals that most on line ads are fake. better business bureau says americans are falling victim at a quote alarming rate, consumer experts say up to 80 percent of ads for dogs are fictitious. >> these are very, very sophisticated operations, and they can draw anybody in just about anybody susceptible to this kind of crime. >> if you are buying on line b bb has advice, never wire money, pay by credit card and do not pay up front before seeing the dog. >> three on your side consumer june dit a store own this a few months ago. here's one way to protect yourself, adopt don't shop. >> we have wonderful animals up for adoption look at these cuties, katie, kittens and puppies left after hurricane harvey and irma. they were brought to the pennsylvania spca headquarters in north philadelphia they will be check out and then put up for adoption. we are told adoption fees and the adoption fees for these dogs and cats will also be

waved. >> good news all the way around there. well, coming up, secret to long gentlemen of the. >> i'm 102 today. >> wow, 102 years young a pair of amaze would go man share their advice on what it takes to live a long, happy life, that is always important. >> why are you looking at me. >> i'm just saying. that is up next.

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so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! overall, we're still looking good it is a lot cooler, we will not be able to walk out the door like we have at this point without the need of an extra layer. we will barely hit zero seven throughout the weekend, watch for a stray shower on saturday , otherwise sunny skies in the forecast, guys. sounds good to me, katie. now for newspaper headlines across the region. in the trentoni-an

assistant prosecutor hoist son of the trenton's police director has been charged with driving under the influence following an alcohol fueled, crash, earlier this month. twenty-eight year-old stephen perry claimed to have had one drink but the results of the breath test suggest he had more like eight to 10 drinks. times hurled a berks county woman will face trial for embezzling $900,000 from a company where she works as a human resources director. christine marie of amonte township allegedly issued fraud payroll checks and directly deposited them in her personal account. bucks county school district will, explore ways to improve attendance over the next three years. they are looking at including more incentives, such as pizza parties or dress down days for students with goods, or perfect attendance. that is a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> we show up in our pajamas that is a dress down day. >> you wear your pajamas pants under your desk don't give away my secrets. two women are celebrating

birthdays, they just turned 102 years old. >> both were born on the exact same day in 1915 and they just met recently. a tv station in tampa sent a photographer to the birthday party. one of them was celebrating. the photographer went to the other 102 years old's birthday after becoming connected they deseed todd chat on the phone. they offered some tips on how to live a long life. >> i had my first cigarette at 10 years old. i just like the taste. but that was it. >> just to love everybody, and treat everybody right. >> amen. >> amen. they also suggest prayer keeping busy and staying close to family. >> everyone should than doing that, follow their example. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" shining light on the devastation in puerto rico. >> "eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves is heading there this morning, alycia? >> we are live here at philadelphia international

airport we have just check our bags and in a few minutes i'll tell what you we are hoping to do as soon as we get on the ground. plus president trump unveils first major revamp of the nation's tax code find out what it may mean for you, meisha. looking outside we have been busy in the traffic department this morning crash that happened last night will affect you this morning on route 30 bypass and plus an accident on i-95 north and construction. we will have updates coming up we will take a quick break. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right

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good morning, it is just with 6:30. here's what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute, today, september 28th, 2017. >> victims are recovering from violent robbery attempts. >> one of the victims was shot >> laying on the ground, they went up, went through his

pockets. >> lieutenant walker says these same three men committed another attempted robbery. septa train chaos. few dozen passengers jumped off trains when the cars who power yesterday. >> officials in puerto rico are begging for truck drivers to help deliver supplies to hurricane maria victims. >> food, water, medicine, it has been sitting here since saturday. governor says they cannot find truck drivers, they don't have enough trucks. >> celebrities, playboy bunnies and fans are reacting to the news of hugh hefner's death, playboy founder and entrepreneur. i will give him my game check if he makes it. >> afterward i am like i said that, didn't i. >> we will do a research and find a charity to make a contributions to. >> good way to charitable way to honor most talked about week here this week. >> let's send it out to kate.

will soon start to feel like football weather. >> yes, it will, it is an absolute sure thing. we are looking to much cooler weather as we look at the month officially but it is definitely been a warm couple weeks. when we look at the calendar over last few weeks we have been all over the place. we will put things in motion and see where we ended up in the burnt orange shaded boxes we are registering warmer than average. which is bulk of the last two weeks. then in that blue air were, cooler then average. it all works out, that we are now currently, slightly above average by 2.5 degrees. few more days left on the month as a whole and it is appearing to look like it will level off to closer to 1 degree above average as a whole, since that heat was extreme for a couple days. looking at actual air temperatures right now we are still in the mid 70's. you will be able to walk out without the need of an extra layer and will not need it

later today because it is a balancing act. warmth of the sun, really helps to level off the cooling trying to take place in the wake of the front that just crossed through. there is a hint of the breeze on the sky deck that wind flow is out of the north and you will notice it throughout the day for the most part here. those gusts can peak as high as 20, 25, renegade 30-mile an hour gust out there but bottom line is this is our day of transition, this is a day that brings about those change and by the time we hit tomorrow and upcoming weekend we are going to start to cool off. expect more sun then anything. current dew point at 66 degrees, though it does still even at this hour feel steamy, and that will continue to change as well and with lowering humidity, lowering thermometer and increasing win it is about to feel more like fall and let you know which stays the coolest later on. >> katie, sound good, thanks very much. very good morning to you. it has been bus think morning. we are looking outside, 95, take lie at how gorge thaws

looks this is i-95 north pennsylvania the vine left lane compromised because of an accident. that has now moved out of the way. big thumbs up there but you can see we are heating up moving in the southbound direction toward center city. this is an area where crews are still out there, they have been there all morning long in , fact crews have been out there since last night. we did have a fatal tractor trailer accident involving another vehicle that happened around 11:30 p.m. last night. because of that route 30 bypass eastbound pennsylvania route 282 it is closed all lanes are blocked and you are having to use an alternate 322 or business route 30 but take a look, this is backup shot leading up to where you are diverted on to 322, bumper to bumper and it looks like this for quite sometime now. almost pennsylvania hour, almost stand still, so your alternate are extremely busy. would i try turnpike as maybe another alternate another better place to go but anywhere to avoid that area it will be very slow moving unfortunately, jim, back over to you.

patients is running thin among people living in puerto rico, most of the island is still without power more than a week after hurricane maria hit. >> is there more outrage after finding out that a lot of emergency supplies are stuck in shipping containers, because there is not enough fuel and drivers to distribute them, "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves heading to puerto rico for a firsthand look at the devastation. she joins us from philly international airport where she's about to board her flight. there has been so much coverage about this in puerto rico. what is your expectation what do you expect to find when you get there. >> quite honestly i think i'm a little nervous. the devastation we have seen through video over and over i have heard over the last couple days since i covered this story in philadelphia that it is nothing like what it is on the ground. i'm expecting at the airport we know the tower there, we know there is some wifi there, there is some, in san juan but weather is humid. i'm expecting that our communication will be in and

out. that is what people in our area have been experiencing. so many have them said they have in the been able to get in contact with their loved won. we have in new jersey and pennsylvania we have the third and fourth largest puerto rican population in the country. we have hundreds of thousands of people from puerto rico hoff family there, who are connected there and who i have spoken to so many of them hoff just been enduring this from here from the states and some pleaded with to us get down there. now we are finally heading there. >> i understand you actually asked for this assignment, why so? >> reporter: the last couple days we have been covering this story since maria hit since aftermath, i have met so many people. on sunday i went to the puerto rican day parade and person after person had same story of desperation of wanting to contact their loved one and being so surprise by that devastation. i'm puerto rican. i have connected with that island. i have been there so many

times, my heritage is puerto rico. my family fridays puerto rico. i definitely felt a personal connection and i'm connect with people in our area, that are going through this from a far and dealing with the devastation from a far. and you also have, family living there, right now, and, is what your experience been, have you been able to contact them. >> reporter: it took us five days to finally get contact in contact with migrate grandmother who is 95 years old and i shared that in my earlier stories late last week that was such a sigh of relief she's 95 years old. last time we heard from her, there was water flowing in her house. then weep got disconnected. for the rest of my family and my other cousins we have not heard from them. i have a grandfather, in a southern part of the island and that is an area where there has not been any kind of communication and people haven't been able to get video out from the p.o. nce area i

certainly felt a personal connection and speaking to other people i can feel their pain, and in the plea that i have gotten for to us go down and get coverage and more information because for people who haven't heard from their loved won here just getting information from puerto rico is helping them deal wayne cope with understanding is what happening there until they can get a call. >> we wish you well on your journey down there and we will be watching for your live report from puerto rico in the coming days right here on cbs-3 eye eye witt news. >> thanks, jim. gentlemen will be there with me we will do our best to be safe and get our coverage out. >> thanks. >> best of luck to both have on you and joe. well in other news, this morning republican lawmakers have released an overview of the tax proposal that would reduce those corporate and individual tax rates. >> plan is still at starting point in this process but changes could impact you. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us live from new york to explain, good

morning, jill. >> good morning. >> what does president wants to do with individual taxes. >> this plan would reduce number of tax brackets to seven to three, 12, 25, and 35 . but there is also the possibility of adding a fourth black it to the highest income tax pairs. now remember the top rate is 39.6 percent, lowest rate is 10 percent. big missing part of this announcement, what is the break down of income levels to which the new rates apply, without that it is hard to figure out how this impacts you right. plan calls for increasing the standard deductions from three 50/50 to 12,000. 24,000. that could make filing process easier for folks itemizing, maybe avoid that. also, raising the child tax credit, from $1,000, right now to some unspecified amount.

you are getting this picture here unspecified lack of details. there would be a creation of the new $500 tax credit for dependents, an elderly parent. plan would retain deductions for mortgage interest and charitable contributions. would it eliminate state and local tax deductions, hurting those in high tax areas, maybe like in pennsylvania abolish alternative minimum tax and estate tax. >> i know folks in parks new york, new jersey are looking at that because we pay such high local taxes and state taxes. >> so what about corporate taxes. >> well, plan would slash the top rate from the current 35 percent, to 20 percent. but here's, that was floated around for a while. the president had wanted 15 percent. there will be some change for repay tree eighthing off shore dollars we don't know the rate yet. here's big interesting piece a new, 25 percent, rate which would apply to so-called pass through corporation.

so an s corporation, llc right now those owners pay taxes at their individual rate. that will drop down to a top rate of 25 percent. this is big. 95 percent of businesses are structured as pass throughs, they generate a majority of the government's corporate tax revenue. by the way we have no idea how much this is costing because details are missing, it is beginning of the process. i prom toys break down impacts as we get more details. >> a lot more questions, thanks. >> looking for the numbers. >> thanks, jill. reaction is pouring in from around the world avenues that playboy founder hugh hefner died. ninety-one year-old passed away last night at at at his playboy mansion in los angeles >> hanna doba has more in celebrities and fans. >> hugh hefner became the symbol of the magazine he sold , lifestyle of the ultimate playboy that spanned several decade. since the news of his death, fans have been flock to go his star on the hollywood walk of

fame and the legendary playboy mansion. >> you think about who he is and what he has done, huge, huge guy. >> reporter: first issue of playboy lawn inched 1953 with the naked marilyn monroe. >> i think i have started the discussion, because mid western. >> reporter: throughout the years celebrities continued, to grace cover and center fold s of the provocative magazine. after hearing the news of his death reality star kim kardashian took to social media tweet nothing part rip to the legendary hugh hefner, i'm so honored to have been part of the playboy team, and you will be greatly missed. the man known as hef always comfortable in a pair of silk pajamas wanted to showcase more than nude pictures. playboy featured articles, essays and short stories, overnight, journalist larry flint tweeted hugh hefner was a giant in publishing, journalism, free speech and civil rights and true original and he was my friend. rest well, hef.

shortly after hefner's death was announced his son cooper release add statement saying my father lived and exceptional life as a media and cultural pioneer and leading voice behind some of the most significant social and cultural movements of our time. hanna doba for cbs news. i just like the idea wearing silk pajamas every day to work. >> he was certainly an icon. up next your chance to win two free tickets to see kevin james in philadelphia. just listen for word of the day. plus possible chance of redemption for justin timberlake we will tell you about any gig he may have landed for the first time in 14 years, katie. love me some jt. we are looking ahead to very fall like conditions and that transition is currently taking place, so we will let you know which ends up being the coolest and if there is any rebound ahead, also wet weather in the forecast, all of those questions and answers for you late inert broadcast but first your cure audio insurance travel forecast.

♪ >> welcome back to "eyewitness news" this morning where we're toes continuing another big day. >> speaking of drink in my hand it is national drink beer day, these day beer lovers have more selection then ever, based on the ales, loggers and craft beer movement

connoisseurs can quench their thirst. october fest just days away, so, celebrate a glass on national drink beer day. >> still hoping that they would play roll out the barrel >> i don't know that one. >> i think you do. >> i have had a half beer in my entire life i'm not a beer drinker and i'm irish. give me a wine cooler. >> yes. >> you have to stop this, all right. >> enough with the wine coolers. >> lets give you a good shandy , a nice little transition, drink, all right. you and i have to go out and drink one of these days. >> oh, boy, danger. >> yes, we can be responsible bit. i want to open up your horizons a little bit here. lets look at eyewitness weather watchers still very mild across the board, only a couple spots are we finding 60 's, vast majority of the outlying suburbs are still in the 70's early this morning. we are at 70, and she has a clear sky in west chester and

loving the fact that there is a breeze, humidity dropping off a little bit and feels nice outside. lets go across the river in central new jersey where john 's reporting 72 degrees at tabernacle. now he sent this in over last 45 minutes, so, you know, it is not necessarily an old observation but may have dropped another degree or so. now that the sound is coming up. is there a nice star filled sky, steady breezes, yes, warm to start, and that won't stick around though, and that is about best we can hope for on the thermometer in the next couple of days. then we will rebound a little bit but it is our transition day. here's maria still churning but starting to move out to sea and will continue to do so but still close enough to our shoreline that it will cause indirect impacts. further inland nothing but sunshine, notice win as i mentioned but we will get to that in the seven day. very quickly lets outline coastal impacts people find. maria making her departure as

she has been right now back and forth between the hurricane and tropical storm status. wind from the north from the passage of the front that came through. those wins are up to 20 miles an hour. regardless dangerous rip current risk remains and seas are somewhat high. meanwhile back in the city or temperatures are expect to drop off here saturday looking coolest for temple football but watch out for a shower late friday night into early saturday especially reenforc ing cool air comes along and then we will rebound and meisha, this looks great. more sun then anything. >> it looks nice, i'm telling you. right now good morning. we have live chopper three over that area we have been talking about all morning long where we actually had a fatal accident last night that happened around 11:30, involving a tractor trailer. route 30 bypass eastbound, past route 282, route 30 pass rude 282 all lanes you guys still blocked. you will to have use an alternate, 322 or business

route 30 is going to be your best bet but i can tell you right now 322, and or business route 30 still very slow. look at this leading up to where that accident is where crews are still out there, being diverted on 322, but bumper to bumper conditions and it looks like this over pennsylvania hour at this point. so, you can try the turnpike as another alternate but i have to tell you all alternates right now in this area will be very slow moving because everyone is heading that way. just a head up most definitely add extra time tour morning commute, and this is really going to slow you down, far more then just an hour. then we have another accident here involving a motorcycle sharon hill delaware county involving injuries, and, the season is still ripe for our motorcyclist to be out there so keep an eye out, route 13 chester pike at kenney avenue this is slow moving around here as well and then we have construction crewness new jersey as well, jim, back over to you. well, new exhibit makes its northeast debut at

franklin institute this saturday. ter cota warriors of the first emperor are will feature life sized clay soldiers hidden for more than 2,000 years. >> but for first time in three decade warriors have been on display in philadelphia, "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live with the first look, hi there pat. >> how do i look, guys, like a warrior. >> yes, still convincing. >> a little bit. >> and, franklin institute this is, an impressive display and exhibit, it is tercota warriors of the first emperor or this is larry from the franklin institute good morning, my friend. >> thanks for coming in. >> impressive stuff. tell us what we are looking at exactly. >> what we are looking at is greatest archeological finds ever, 22 years ago the first emperor or of china built an army to take with him in his after life and in doing that he built 8,000 of these war users to protect him, not the

first but assembly lines came together to put these folks together. he unified china he standard ized the way production method happen, and this exhibition to premiere here is a unique exhibit showcasing beautiful artifacts but of course franklin institute talking about the science and technology behind it. >> so these go back 2200 years >> to 2200 years. >> horse back here, pretty cool stuff. >> and i think now more than ever for people to understand cultures inn especially chine, china is an amazing culture that we as americans can learn a lot from. >> absolutey even looking back to the history and 2200 years you can see great science and technology they were using back then. >> so how did this come to be you took a couple trips to chine your self. >> i was able to go to china, i was able to talk to the lead ers in china about why this exhibition should come to philadelphia, because this is a great city. and, also the franklin

institute one of the leading destinations for traveling exhibits in the world in doubt about that. perfect place for it to be. there is another addition to this and that is augmented reality so when you come to the franklin institute and see tercota warriors down load a app on your phone and thinks really cool, launch ar and all you have to does bring it up, right here and if you can see that on my phone, guys, it shows you the weapons that they use. >> the weapons did not survive 2200 years so what we have been able to does recreate those weapons and why they were used, how they were used and produced and that is what you are able to see in the augmented reality on these warriors. impressive way. >> neat stuff, when does it begin and how can people come in. >> absolutely we open this saturday the 28th and this saturday the 30th here at the institute and it runs through march but we encourage people to buy their ticket on line. we expect great crowd, this is

the fall exhibition here in philadelphia. it is great for the entire family. >> larry, thanks very much. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it. >> guys, come on down tercota warriors of the first emperor or are waiting for you that. >> augmented reality. >> world history right here. >> thanks, pat. pop superstar justin timberlake could be returning to the super bowl stage. >> singer is reportedly finalizing the deal to head line super bowl 52 half time show in minneapolis this february f timberlake is headlines the show it will come more than a decade after his part in janet jackson's infamous wardrobe malfunction. that was first day i work here first night on tv. >> is that right. >> wow. >> that was a while ago. >> cbs-3 has your chance to win pair of tickets to see kevin james live saturday october 7th at miracle theater >> kevin james word of the day , comedy, see kevin james monday, at 9:00 a.m. every monday at 9:00m -- 9:00 p.m.,

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well, come tomorrow on my dream drive segment a beautiful mansion once home to a very wealthy family converted into museum of their treasures. this home no doubt, has a spooky reputation. >> and then we will learn about some of the people who live here and some of the people who we say are still, within the walls. >> um-hmmy love it. i love that stuff so much. of course i had to combo inside and people said they have seen and felt things here , so question is did i, well, that is coming up, join me tomorrow on dream drive at 6:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> turf wait until tomorrow. >> yes. >> all right, well, cbs this morning coming up next. >> join us each weekday morning on cbs-3 starting dark and early at 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> okay, tell me now. >> okay.

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