>> live in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. music fans are waking to up official news that tom petty has died. we're taking a look back at the legendary rocker's career, how he influence the so many other musicians, plus this. >> after the deadliest mass shooting in modern us history, police try to learn more about the suspect, and his motive. i'm mola language any las vegas, with the latest. >> president trump heading to puerto rico today for a chance to see the devestation first-hand. and visit with the hurricane victims. today is tuesday being october m joe holden in for jim jim donovan. >> it has been busy and sad week. katie and pat keeping an eye on things here this morning, good morning to you both. >> good morning, roadways haven't been too busy. so, we will take that. >> and the weather remains tranquil. when you have boring weather, you tends to have the most

beautiful days, yes. so looking government high pressure, that's it, we have high pressure in place it, will stay in place through mid week. little on the cool side. but you have that going on for you the last few months, if not several morning, so, you will still need to walk out the door with a extra layer, be able to shed it later in the day. storm scan empty. it will stay that i way, at this hour you have bit of a mixed bag, 36 at mount pocono, cool start to the day. thankfully you don't have the winds to make it feel that much cooler but regardless, yes, you know, even the heaviest sweatshirt not heavier cota good idea there. here in the city though 54 pretty much where we should be for that early morning low. now, today, again, looking perfect, low humidity, typical warmth, light winds, all a theme that continues for us, so sends the kids out to the school bus, i definitely suggest that extra sweatshirt, but with time, for the ride home, they'll not need it. just this time of year.

74 degrees the expected high though in the meantime. so really looks like another nice day. how long can this stretch last i'll answer that little later on. >> good, looking forwards to that, katie. segway. >> better. >> that sounded threat glenn not at all. looking forward to t if you are getting out on the roadways this morning in new jersey, this is a look at 42, building volume. minors delays headed toward 29 a on 95, mover this way, there was a tire in the roadway. on 95, you can see, anything like couches in the middle of the roadway, well, tire this morning, couple of cars that hit that tire, they're pulled off to the side. so it is causing drill slow down. here are some damaged vehicles on aramingo at lehigh. there was police activity out here because after car that side-swiped those vehicles. they've since moved out of there. i feel bad for that person when they wake up. not happy about that: septa regional ride weiss, added ridership because the pennsylvania conference for

women it, begins at 730, going until 5:00 p.m. features michelle obama at the pa convention center. added riders, pack patience, full cars this morning. back over to jersey 42 northbound and southbound between college drive and route 55, one lane block there , that should be out of here soon. joe, rahel, over to you. >> trying to figure out why 64 year old plan with a no criminal record would open fire on a concert in las vegas sunday night, the carnage now known as the deadliest mass shooting in us history. >> we know 59 people were killed, more than 500 injured, cbs news correspondent mola lenghi with the latest from last vegas? the eiffel tower went dark. the empire state building lit with a razak ali artan dating halo for gun violence awareness. there were tribute throughout the day. throughout the worlds. for the victims of sunday night shooting in lost vegas. police say 64 year old steven

paddock broke windows on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel sunday night, then opened fire on a crowded music festival before killing himself. survivors returning home like these concert goers arriving in chicago, say the night will stay with them forever. >> i left behind a woman who was shot in his neck, and the blood was just coming out all over the place. she collapsed on the ground. another woman next to her, her leg was shot. >> investigators say paddock acted alone, they raided his nevada home. >> we requires 23 firearms at mandalay bay and 19 firearms at his home in mesquite. >> isis claimed responsible for the attack, but law enforcement says it hasn't found any connection to back that up. his brother said paddock had no religious affiliation nor any political agenda. >> he has no history of violence in anyway shape or form. he has been dif offers dollars twice, he's friends, good friends, with both of his axiation. >> police say they also found

in paddock's car several pounds of amonium thigh trait, fertilize their can be turned into explosives. mola lenghi for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> a man from philadelphia is being recognized for his bravery. >> he risk his life for strangers when paddock began shooting. trang do live at philadelphia international airport with more on the local heroes owe's selfless act, trang, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, joe, yes, so many heroes coming out of this tragedy. mc gary certainly one every them, he was flying home to philly when white house press secretary sanders singled him out for his heroic acts a mid the gunfire. really surprised by the recognition saying he only did what anybody else would have done. >> ♪ >> as relentless rounds of gunfire rained on addends east of the route 91 harvest festival sunday night, thousands of people ran for any kind of cover they could finds.

but, mike motorcycle gary laid on top after group of student, serving as a human shield from the bullets. though his actions merited recognition from the white house, the 53 year old financial planner insists he did nothing special. >> i just dove on top of 14 people, pulled a chair offer them or table, said i am a lot older than you guys, tried to lighten out the moment a little bit. literally anybody would have done the same thing. listen, we're all just people trying to help other people. i don't think did i anything spectacular. >> and heroism seems to run in is family. his wife is a registered nurse she was there at the concert with him. she actually treated some of the wounded. using a tourniquet on someone with a bullet wounds. so joe, rahel, he said his wife is the real hero here. >> selfless couple it seems. all right, trang, thank you for those stories. >> doctors are warning too much social media in the wake of tragedy could be harmful to our health. health experts say social

media, tv, can often take a toll in our homes and at work. that's why they are urging viewers to train themselves to know when it is time to turnoff the tv or put down that phone. >> at some point you know when enough is enough. you don't have to consume every single image to know what you need to do tomorrow. >> worry a lot about background tv at home where the tv is just on. because in a way that's the second hands smoke of the digital age. >> doctors say it is also important to remember how news of tragic events can affect children, of course they say it is it isn't a bad thing to be informed, but people should take in information in healthy doses. and please, stay with " eyewitness news" tore continuing coverage of this mass shooting in las vegas. you can find updates any time at cbsphilly.com. funeral arrangements have nod been announced for rock star tomorrow peirtrokowsky who passed away last night, initial reports on his condition, but see hospital

officials to confirm his dead from cardiac arrest just before midnight. petty and the heart breakers, hits like american girl, free falling, over 40 year career, and were elected to the rock and roll hall of fame. tom pet err i just 66 years old. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, president trump headed to puerto rico today to tour the damage from hurricane maria. a look at where things stands, two weeks after the storm hit the island. >> and in this morning's health watch, why young girls are suffering from sports related concussions twice as long as boys, plus this. >> atm feast hit record high for the 11th year in a row. i'm meg oliver in new york, i'll have the details coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> running down that dream. well this morning here at cbs-3 we are remembering tom

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here is the latest. >> president trump will meet with first responders and survivors of hurricaine maria today during his first visit to puerto rico since the storm while some residents welcomed the president attention to their needs, others questioned whether it will have any impact. she says i don't think it will make a difference whether it comes or not. if it were up to me, can he stay where he is. white house officials soaproot rest is being made, 12,000 federal aid work remembers now on the islands, and hospitals and airports are coming back on line. >> federal government is doing everything within our power and capability to first focus on the life sustained and life saving measures, as well as on the rebuilding process. one need that remains, drinking water, fewer than half of the residents have access to it, some headed to natural spring on the northern coast to help themselves. a scene resident hone the president sees first-hand. >> this woman says she hopes they don't take the president

to an air-conditioned place, but they take him to a neighborhood, the areas where there is devestation, so can he see with his own eyes. officials hope to restore electricity to the entire island before march. john cbs news. >> my goodness, march? >> unbelievable. >> incredible. that's staggering statement. >> my goodness. you have a banner forecast here for us? >> it is looking great. >> yes. >> pat gallen was doing flips. >> cart wheels, somersaults. >> yes, he can do a full split , that's a fun fact that people might not know. >> i don't know if that's true but i like the sounds of it. >> i'm making things up as i go. all right, one thing that's not made up, some interesting statistical information when it comes to a lesson, what do you think? got full moon coming you here. it will happen this thursday night. we call it the har investigation moon. this is when the full moon is

closest to the fall equinox, little different than your typical full moon t occurs so early in the evening. basically right when the sunset. so they call it the harvest moon because traditionally the farmers and planters would use that additional daylight to continue to tends to their crops. the moon rison that evening will be at 6:56 p.m. about 20 minutes after the sun has set. another fun fact, see the lick speckle, not a mar on the camera, that's venus off in the distance, my gosh, where did it go? it was twinge lincoln financial field before our eyes, regardless, it is all clear for you right now, you can see the hint every daylight beginning to show, you will see venus in the eastern sky in the next couple every months, good portion of october in fact. so really pretty view on a clear morning right now. storm scan3, all clear in fact for the moment. it will stay that i way right through the next few days, before a new front comes along which we will get tonight but i have a question on twitter yesterday. i want to address, haven't had a lot of rain lately, we could really use the rain right? doing just fine right now. we ended up interestingly with

a bit of surplus, when it came to the amount of precipitation we had in september. because we got deluge mid- month. that will hooked us up. and even despite a stretch of very quiet weather, we have virtually no doubt concern whatsoever here in our area. now, today looks beautiful. generally it is sunny, it is still warm, it is much like what we had yesterday. little warming trends coming up our way. watching for some showers come friday. but two days straight, into the low 80s here, almost plunging, watch for showers sunday. now how about that split? >> no. not happening. these pants will rip right in half. i'm not going to do that on live television, but thank i -- thank you, katie, i appreciate you thinking i can do a split. ninety-five northbound debris on the roadway, tire was in the right lane and couple of cars hit it, now it is causing a huge mess going northbound so there are some major delays right here just past girard. that off ramp closed anyway, but right in that area so the cars have pushed offer to the side. right lane block. boulevard at the schuylkill starting to slow down some

minor delays, as you head from the boulevard through the schuylkill expressway. also, schuylkill westbound, this is a reported accident, and car fire, it is just out of the view of our camera ankle em, so right past the tree line here, schuylkill westbound, at gulph mills. major delays this this area, quiet morning until the 6:00 hour now heated up. looking at the wide map, 17 miles per hour going southbound on 95, then we have this mess out here on the schuylkill expressway. and then 95, southbound, at chester, ramp to 320 also closed. joe, to you? >> pat, thank you. in this morning's health watch , new study shows that girls take longer to recover from concussions than boys. >> researchers found girls suffered 28 days on average, boys suffered for 11. expert believe the extended recovery time is due to underlying conditions, like migraines, depression, anxiety all more common in girls. >> you have your stomach, then your stress, and your stress

symptoms. and they can overlap. very often the concussion symptoms have resolved, but you're still dealing with suppressed headaches. >> doctors say concussions with can make the underlying conditions like depression and anxiety worse. >> you heard this before. breakfast is the most important meal of the day. now there is more evidence to prove that. spanish i shall researchers say people who skip breakfast could be the greater risk for heart disease and hardening of the arteries. the study also found people who missed breakfast had larger waist, higher body mass index and elevated blood pressure. >> atm feast have hit record high for the 11th year in a row. >> these fees have now gone up 55% over the last ten years. here is cbs news correspondent meg l very with more details. >> hernandez tries to use his bank atm to avoid fees, sometimes in a pinch he has to use one not in his bank's network.

>> how much do you end up paying in the extra fees. >> sometimes they charge $3, $2, and then also the bank charges you on top of that. >> a report from bang rate. com says the average total fee for out of network withdraw is now at an all time high of $4.69. that's up 55% over the past decade. >> over the course after year, this is something that can add up to hundreds every dollars. >> bang rate. com says fees vair any different syd its, pittsburgh, new york, washington tv have the highest. seattle, san francisco, milwaukee, dallas among the lowest. >> these are fees that are punitive in nature. and they keep escalating. >> customers face separate fees when using out of network atm. the owner of the machine can charge one fee, and your bank can charge another for using a different bank atm. bank rate says people are using atm's less because using less cash and paying with credit more. with fewer atm withdraws, being made, things have fewer

opportunities to charge fees that are used in and main their atm network. >> one of the catalyst for the continued increases we see in atm fees year in, year out. >> to avoid fees only use atm 's in your network. most have apps to help you find one nearby. you can also join a bank that reimburses out every network charges. meg oliver, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> that's what my bank does, reimburses you. >> nice thing. well, still ahead, important deadlines for college student who want to file for federal aid. >> need something to brighten your day, and who amongst us doesn't? more videos of these adorable red panda cubs next.

>> say peers specially sunday may be the day we have some wet weather to wong zero dodge with the latest frontal boundery crossing through. guys? >> all right, katie, thank you now for a look at newspaper headlines. >> news journal newark man facing harrassment charges after he made a threatening gesture, three female university of delaware students. this is 27 year old david, scalp and eyebrows, yes, died green. he waived at the women according to reports, several times, while making a cutting gesture across his throat. and then he chased them. he's in jail on $2,500 bonds. >> and in the burlington county times mt. holly's temple har zion welcomes new rabbi. she was not raised jewish but fell in love with the religion and its language, has been with the congregation since july. >> harriet s truman high school working on cooperative

program with cosmetics giants estae lauder. if the deal goes through, student won't learn about chemical engineering, advertising and merchandising, from people actually working in the industry. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> we are getting a look at two of the newest resident at the denver zoo. >> yes, they may look like little foxes, but these two actually members of the panda family. they're quite vocal, too. they're red pandas, which is are native to southern asia. they were born last month, to mom and dad fate and hamlet. zoo keepers say they are weighing about a pawn apiece. they're classified as endangered species. >> adorable. i've been to the denver zoo, they weren't there when i was there, sadly. >> very cute. >> now we have video for all to enjoy. >> on repeat for sure. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," learning more about the suspect and the victims that

the las vegas mass shooting. trang? >> terrifying moments for allentown couple with here from pennsylvania, as the vaguest shooter went on ram pain. >> plus aid finally starting to reach the people of puerto rico. power crews still had their work cut out for them. finds out just how long people there could be without electricity. pat? >> rahel, if you guys are getting out on the roadways, using the schuylkill westbound , this is what you're about to run into. we have two separate incidents dense cents we'll tell but when cbs-3 "eyewitness news" returns.

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." good morning, i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. just about 6:30, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute, today, october 3rd, 2017.

>> authorities are trying to figure out what motivated a gunman, to unleash the deadliest mass shooting in us history. i just dover on top of like 14 people, pulled chair over them. >> local country music fan returned home a hero. heroics seem to run in his family. his wife, renested nurse, was with him at the concert. she helped to treat some of the injured. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> funeral services not yet been announced for rock superstar tom pet petty. he died late last night in los angeles. >> president trump travels to puerto rico to meet with first responders. as well as those affected by hurricane maria. >> you want to make america great again. pack any kind of common sense, gun control legislation, because if we are fusing pure evil, then by all means offer thoughts and prayers. but think about what you need to do and then pray for the

courage to do it. >> and that was the late show 's host, stephen colbert, sharing his thoughts on the las vegas shooting. >> let's sends it out to katie ment looks like things have been quiet for you relatively speaking, little warmer than it was this weekend, all the things considered, not bad. >> not bad at all. you liked yesterday? you'll love today. really nice day unfolding for yet another morning, and afternoon, with current temperature tours sent on the cool side. you will want to walk out the door with a spare layer, later today warm up very efficiently , so if you fawn yourself very comfortable in shorts and t-shirts yesterday in the afternoon you will so again. but sweat pants, extra layer of some casino certainly smart move to walk out the door with this morning, and i would also take along some sunglasses, you'll need a lot of accessories in short to get through the day, no wet wet gear thankfully, like like high pressure will hook us up. we certainly are looking pretty averagement normal high just 71, so yes, smidge above what's average here. all-in-all, basically where we should be t could be a lot hotter guys back in 1919, we

hit 90 degrees. and it really is a testament to how extreme the temperatures can be. because the records low was 33 so quite the window, quite the range, that can take place during the fall months, obviously. now, here today, though, looking average. so, by noontime you're flirting with seven open already. mid 70s in towards 3:00 p.m. and lot of sunshine to go across the bore here, all day long, and as we move forward, we're really starting to heat up. again with the average high only at 71 degrees, now talking upward of ten, 12 degrees above what's average. by the time we hit saturday, yes, calling for 82 degrees day here. but along with that warming trends comes another pattern change, wet weather eventually returns to the forecast, and i will let you know when a little later on, pat? >> like pretty quiet seven day the roadways, though, in the philadelphia area, not so much there is symptom mayhem out there the right now, and this is 95 northbound, at girard. bunch of disable vehicles off to the shoulder, they all hit

a tire that was in the middle of the roadway, so five, six cars have been pushed off the right lane block here again 95 north at girard, 95 southbound at woodhaven just past woodhaven, a disable vehicle has been pushed offer to the side. the tow truck is kind of pushing out into that right lane. so just tap the brakes. slow down coming through there in the next 15 minute or so. this is the biggest mess of the morning. this is the schuylkill westbound, near gulph mills, we have an accident and then a second separate incident which is a car fire. in the same vicinity causing major slow downs, you can see, 21 minutes from city avenue going all the way out to the blue route. add on 30 minute or so, maybe even little more if you are headed westbound on the schuylkill schuylkill. there is an accident, east norriton, trooper road at germantown pike. there are delays reported in this area. and then new castle, 95 southbound, the ramp to 295 closed until 7:00 a.m. joe? >> pat, thank you. and the questions persist. what motivated a wealthy

retiree to carry out the deadliest mass shooting in us history? that remains a mystery this morning. >> police say 64 year old steven paddock opened fire on tens of thousands of concert goers, from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel late sunday night. fifty-nine killed, 500 plus injured. investigators say they've recovered 23 firearms from his hotel room. nineteen from his home in mesquite, never add a apparently no prior arrest, no criminal record, and he acted alone. >> hearing one local's man's account of the horrible shooting, he was staying in the mandalay bay casino when the shots rang out. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at philadelphia international airport with his story, trang, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, joe. yes, he had no idea those rapid fire gunshots he was hearing was coming from just a few rose above him. inside, the mandalay bay hotel , meanwhile his wife in pennsylvania was overcome with

fear for her husband's safety. cell phone video captured a horrifying scene at the route 91 harvest festival sunday night, people screaming, crying, holds recalled together, some tending to the wounded as gunman opened fire on the helpless crowd. thirty-two stories above from a hotel room, inside mandalay bay. ben swine fry allentown was inside the hotel just two floors below the gunman's room now, hearing the spray every gunfire so close, he locked himself in the bathroom, texting back and forth with his wife here in pennsylvania. >> i didn't want to turn the tv on. i didn't want to talk on the phone, because, to me, it sounded like he was right next-door to me. coy hear the shot come through the hotel. and then you could hear it sort of ricochet off all of the glad in the casino and come back in. so i would hear a shot twice. so i new he was somewhere in the hotel. to me it sounded like he was

literally next-door to me. so in a lull of the shots, i got up, moved into the bathtub , that's when i called her and i was talking to her in the bathtub for a little while. >> i felt helpless. like i didn't know what i could do. like there was nothing really i could do at that point. i made sure i left him know that i was there, and if he needed to talk he could let me know, and it was just really difficult. >> now, sweeney was in las vegas for work conference that was supposed to start on monday. instead he got on a flight back home and his wife drove an hour and a half to reunite with him. so joe, rahel, obviously a very, very relieved couple, and quite the reunion last night. >> these stories justin to flow from las vegas, and people coming home, trang, thank you so much for that live report. >> and you can see more of the interview from allentown, coming up in about 20 minutes on cbs this morning. >> president trump is

traveling to puerto rico today mo meet with victims of had your can moore a. there is evidence that things are happening faster in puerto rico than we've seen before in terms every aid get to go where it needs to go. and san juan, there are 700,000 pounds of food and fresh water, now the challenge is get that life saving material to remote areas. >> and without running water or electricity, some puerto rico residents have taken to washing their clothes in rivers, some have actually made the clothes washing trip into family outings. it will be a while before much of the water, power and electricity is back. >> it will probably be some percentage of people, within weeks or hopefully a couple every months, to get the majority of the puerto ricans. my concern is, though, those very remote areas. >> the us army of corps of engineers say the power in mountain us areas could be out for tents monday more. we heard earlier, it could be march. >> staggering, without power, and everything that comes with

that. >> minds blowing. >> college students and families take note. the critical financial aid form, the free application for federal student aid or fafsa is now available. business analyst jill schlessinger joins us live from new york to discuss more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> so, why is fafsa so important? >> you know there is forms is used to determine how much money students and their families get for college. that includes grants, scholarships, and loans. now, look, i know the deadline for fedotenko rallied is not until next june. june 30th of 2018. but, here is the thing. your state and your school that you're applying to may have earlier deadlines. for some they say it is as soon as possible after october . and that means they have a limited pool every funds that could run out. if you want to maximize your potential aid, smith that fafs a as soon as possible. >> what would potential

roadblock be for some families trying get aid? >> unfortunately, it is us. research shows that as much as $2.7 billion in free federal grant money goes unclaimed every year. and that is because of incomplete or even worse just un submitted fafsa forms. look i know many people don't do this because they say they earn too much. but here is the important piece. the department of education says aid is not based on just income. it also depends on the size of your family, whether there are siblings in college or parent close to retirement, as well as the price of tuition. some who did not receive aid last year, they erroneous libelant it is pointless to fill out the form again. looks, your circumstances could change, your award could be different. even if you didn't get the pell grant last year, you could still be eligible for other types every aid, like work study and low interest loans. for more on the fafsa frenzy go to jill on money.

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>> music fans this morning are mourning the death of rock star tom petty. >> one of the molk sus zest full artists every all time selling more than 08 million

records word wide, chris martinez looking back at his career. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tom petty was a legend, one of the worlds' top 100 best selling artists. his love of rock-and-roll began whether he was just a child, in florida. he got the chance to meet elvis presley, and realized he wanted to be in a band, when he saw the beatles on the ed sullivan show. >> ♪ >> ♪ the bands that brought him to stardom, in the 19 70s, was tom petty and the heart breakers. american girl, was one of the group's many hits. >> ♪ >> was an american girl ♪ >> from the late 70s, into the 90s, the bands put out more than two dozen albumns. >> ♪ >> in 1989, petty released a solo albumn, which featured the wildly popular songs, i won't back down. >> ♪ won't back down ♪

>> and free falling. >> ♪ free falling ♪ >> petty was also known as a visionary artist, for his music videos being like the one for don't come around here no more. >> ♪ don't come around here no more ♪ >> in the late 80s, he formed the super group, traveling wilbur i's, with bob dillon, george harrison, roy orbison and jeff lynn. >> ♪ >> just last week petty wrapped up 40 anniversary tour with his bands with three shows at the hollywood bowl n 2009, he said the group was still drawing new fans, decades after becoming famous. >> we have great crowds. there is a real love affair there with the audience, you know, i feel, i don't know, i feel like they're old friends in a way, that we're all in on this thing. >> petty told rolling stone, he thought this latest tour

would be the band's last, because he wanted to spend more time with his family. he had divorced twice, and had two daughters and a granddaughter. tom petty was 66 years old. chris martinez, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." and part that far 40th anniversary tour brought him right to philadelphia and and it is hard to believe he was here only three month ago, at the wells fargo center. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> and of course, petty singing free-fall into a packed crowd back in july. the 56 year old suffer cardiac arrest yesterday morning, managers injury made the announcement 1140 last night saying he died peacefully in the hospital surrounded by family, friends, bands maids. >> reaction from other musicians, josh grogan tweeted what a horid day for our country. music fans and music itself,

rest in peace, tom petty. his songs are always good medicine. love to his family. brian adams, rest in peace tom petty thanks for all of the great rocking music, hard to believe you're gone. >> let's bring kate my the discussion, of course, big music lover. who is your favorite tom tomorrow petty song? >> the first one that made me aware of him as an artist which was last dance with mary jane. just talking about this story in in the break, how joe you said, how husband music transcended the generations he even said it in his own sounds bite there, just continued to build the fan base over so much time. rest in peace, you'll certainly be missed. we switch gears now take a look at the eyewitness weather watchers certainly reporting very cool air this hour. you have the 40's, upper 30s, one, 50 agree value, but we zero in on just a few every these in new jersey, 46 comes in from john carol, over the last 25 minute or so, nice clear sky, as all of us do, and the 3c's are how he

described it, clear, cool, calm, certainly can agree with that. another value for you. 38 degrees coming in from mary ann this morning, 38 degrees. that's cold, guys. nice clear sky, to allow any heat from yesterday to go right back up to the atmosphere, dew point also very, very low. beautiful crisp fall morning. but, one that does require that you layer up. looking at the storm scan, wide zoom, high pressure just dominating, it is in place, and hanging tough, right through the middle part of the week, here comes frontal boundery though, a loft heavy thunder storm, associated with the front. but it is going to weaken as it approaches us. so thursday actually looking good. we had were worried about the possibility after shower there friday looking like better chance for wet weather. also, warm up in advance of the front. looking at the dew point in the city still incredibly low. still just barely, but still off the charts. it does still feel very, very comfortable outside. now that will continue to be the case even as temperatures begin to heat up tomorrow. by thursday, 80 degrees days one, saturday, 80 degrees day

two, sunday make it three here , or odd three it would be really be, by saturday, sunday , another system coming in. looks like might see steadier rain at some point sunday. we will keep an eye out for the eagles day. >> pretty good looking forecast. for the beginning every october, not bad at all. thank you, katie. this is ugly though, a look at the schuylkill expressway, just before gulph mills. just past the tree line here. there were two different incidents where there was an accident, and then on top of it a car fire. and the car fire has since been moved out. the accident still remains, causing major delays as you see from city avenue over to the blue route. almost 30 minutes, so add on 45 to hour if you have to take this way. if you don't, use alternative, it is messy out here. ninety-five northbound at girard. there was a tire in the roadway. couple of cars hit t they've been pushed off to the shoulder. >> this has just cleared, there are some residual delays , people tapping brakes

little bit. so little slow through here northbound. southbound 95, at woodhaven road, disable vehicle still off to the shoulder. should be coming through here in the next 15, 20 minutes, again, tap the brakes, that's out there. then 495, big slow down, northbound between edgemore and claymont, two lanes are block there. joe, rahel, back over to you. >> pat, thank you. equifax now saying two and a half more americans may have been affected by the massive data breach. bridges total number to about 145 million people who had had their personal information compromised. says it will alert all potentially impacted consumers by mail. also update its on line list of potential victims next week >> just requirements requirements top of the hour. >> joining us live from new york with a review. good morning to you both. >> hello, rahel, joe. nora leading our coverage from lag vase egg, the latest on the investigation to the deadliest mass shooting in modern. s history. >> learning and incredible stories of heroism, including

the man who dodged bullets and returned serious gunshot victims to the hospital in a truck that he found. >> talk to the medical director at the trauma medical plus the eye opener, your worlds in 90 seconds. >> see you guys at 7:00. >> we will be watching. gale, jeff, thank you. general motors is going all electric. the company announced two new fully electric vehicles for 2018 and more than 20 electric or hydrogen fueled cell vehicles by 2023. the company is releasing few details about the vehicles except to say most of them will be based on the chevrolet volt. >> we've seen him dominate on the basketball court, dance, now something new for the sixers joel embiid. >> yes, last night he went for a casual jog through center city. the video now quickly spread ing. >> is this guy not the best? we can't get enough of joel embiid. has us all trusting the process, as well. check this out. >> ♪

>> ♪ >> yo! >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> yo, trust the process. >> yo. >> i love you. >> strolling through the city, got to love it. yes, trust the process. three words heard, this whole sixers revolution here in philadelphia, embiid reacting like rocky right there. that was ever and bowen glad i

, lyft driver, shot that around 9:30, around 23rd and pine. if you see embiid cruising around the middle of the night , let him know you trust the process. hopefully a sign his knees are feeling better because the season opens in 15 days. i will say this: joel, do you have to run at 23rd and pine? it is like the bricks are all over the place on the sidewalk >> very dangerous. you know what i love about that video? he is like one of us, pat, he has to work out, too, takes a jog at night, too. >> it is cool. >> he's one with the people. he might be be 9 feet tall, stands out. >> but just like the rest of us. >> just like the rest of us. >> thank you, pat. >> and we will be right back with three to go. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> ♪ >> welcome back, it is time for three to go. >> authorities are trying to figure out what motivated wealthy retiree, steven paddock, to kill 59 people, injury more than 500 others, in a shooting in las vegas sunday night. >> president trump planning to go to las vegas today. today he'll go to puerto rico to meet victim of hurricane maria and to get a first look at the devestation. >> one of the most popular rock-and-roll ers every all time, tom pet petty died yesterday from cardiac arrest, he was 66 years old.

and that's three to go. >> now a a last check on weather and traffic? >> looking ahead to absolutely beautiful day, cool at the onset but clearview, well off in the distance, i want to say from this shot eight, 9 miles away, right near the palmyra bridge there. but, regardless, breitbart and sunny, another nice one for you. and we continue to warming trends through thursday, pat. >> beautiful morning but not on the roadways, schuylkill schuylkill out by gulph mills, an accident, this is causing major delays, minutes minute from city avenue to the blue route. also there is an accident, route 422 at route 100, been push offer to the shoulder but causing some major slow downs there, as well. >> schuylkill is a mess. plan for that ahead. well, next on cbs this morning , nora o'donnell coming to us from las vegas. >> and remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting dark and early at 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ good morning. it is tuesday, october 3rd, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." americans still mourning the las vegas shooting victims and asking why an accountant turned gambler killed 59 people and wounded more than 500 others. norah is in las vegas. >> reporter: that's right. 22,000 people across the country were enjoying a concert when they got caught up in the deadliest attack since 9/11. we'll have new information on the gunman. >> president trump goes to puerto rico today after hurricane maria devastated the u.s. commonwealth. many survivors are struggling nearly two weeks