inside the las vegas shooting dramatic new video shows officers under fire as they arrived on the scene and try to take down the suspect. inside sunday's massacre. and a photo that shows a father an son in happier time. that man is under arrest and that toddler is dead after a crash in bucks county. crime police say his father committed moments before the deadly crash. fall-like now but don't put away shorts and short sleeves just yet, summer, well , it business to make a come back. it is wednesday october 4th good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. lets check the forecast with katie and traffic with meisha, good morning, guys. >> happy hump day looking outside and everything is

looking g nice, dry roadways but we have a few accidents out there. >> yes. >> yes. >> off to a busy start very quiet, at the desk more of the same, storm scan still empty staying that way for yet another entire day and with it nice and clear like you this can expect to see warmer sunshine and temperatures to rebound efficiently. with every passing day we have had a modest increase of the thermometer and we have upped our expectations when it comes today time highs as well, beyond today. so we will get to that later in the show how warm will it in fact, get but for now you want to walk out the door likely with an extra layer. is it as cool as yesterday? it is not. look at mount pocono. you will drop off from 51 degrees, a few more before the sunrisees but it is markedly milder by comparison out there in that area. now you are in the mid to upper 40's in the outlining suburbs outside the city so it is still cool but not chilly per se, in every single location if you are back in the mid 50's, beyond here.

with time we will rebound just a few additional degrees from yesterday's highs, 78 the spec tation in the city, plenty of sunshine in the resorts of the poconos and shore, meisha so another really nice day but warmer. >> we will take that. thanks very much, katie. good morning. we are looking outside. i want to call your attention to we have had a chemical leak that happened around 3:00 p.m. right now because of that columbus boulevard is still closed between oregon avenue and packer avenue. just a head up on. that you can see crews outside with flashing lights out there , very early this morning do i not necessity how long this will be closed but when we have any additional details i will let you know. then we are looking the that construction project we will get used to it, schuylkill westbound at 30th street it was closed, now one lane has just opened. you can see cones on the roadway there and around that area, not really around but resurfacing project schuylkill westbound between blue route and gulph mills that has been since cleared but we have some construction in bucks county

95 north southbound route one. we will talk about this coming up in the next 10 minutes, jim and rahel back to you. girlfriend of the man police say killed more than 50 people in the deadliest shooting in recent u.s. history is back in the u.s. >> she was not in the country during sunday night's violence in las vegas. marry lou danley arrived from the philippines overnight and being called a person of interest in the investigation of her boyfriend stephen paddock and las vegas mass shooting. we are seeing body cam footage from police responding to the sunday night shootings that killed 59 people, including the gun man, and injured more than 500. in addition to that video we are also seeing hallway, take a look near paddock's room at mandalay bay hotel there were cameras set up, presumably to spot anyone coming for him, correspondent kennett craig has more details and latest information from las vegas. >> new photos from inside the hotel suite where stephen paddock staged the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history show him dead on the

floor surrounded by spent ammunition. other photos and video capture various rifles scattered throughout the room, police found 23 guns and rifle as long with 12 bump stocks, devices added to semiautomatic guns that allowed, wrapped firing like fully automatic weapons. las vegas officials say from his 32nd floor perch at mandalay bay casino resort paddock unloaded his weapons on a country music festival below. he set up cameras including one on the food service cart outside his room. >> there was another camera placed inside the hotel room door peephole to see down the hall way. >> reporter: paddock once worked for the postal service and irs agent. in recent years he spent his time gambling. leading up to the shooting paddock transferred $100,000 to the philippines, where his girlfriend, marry lee danley is believed to be right now. police say she's a person of interest in that the fbi is bringing her back to the u.s.,

on wednesday. officials are analyzing paddock's computer and cell phone, and also reviewing surveillance video. here at the crime scene they are picking through, what concert goers left behind. at a memorial along the las vegas strip people left flowers, and embraced. >> i'm so fortunate i made it out. it was surreal. >> reporter: president trump will visit las vegas wednesday kennett craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". just to reiterate marry lou danley is new back in the country. pennsylvania native is among 58 victims killed in the attack, bill of shippensberg. his family said he and his wife rob written at that music festival during a anniversary trip to vegas. the couple got separated, robin survived, bill did not. last night a vigil for wolfe was million-dollar shippens berg. philadelphia is remembering victims of the violence in vegas.

many voices were heard at a vigil in center city. as "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff tells us, gun control dominated the discussion. >> you have someone you need to say you are sorry too, you love, care about it, say it now don't let it wait. >> reporter: these are lessons we are left with following tragedy in las vegas, but is there more to be learned. >> you've got to stop the mad ness. >> reporter: vigil held in center city for 58 killed and hundreds more injured, firearm legislation was a clear focus. >> talk about safety. talk about reasonable regulations, talk about when 93 deaths a day will be not acceptable. >> we will not stand idlely by >> congress should get its act together before another innocent american goes to the corner store, school, or a concert and never comes home to her family. >> we make mistake of making something that is not a firearm issue a firearm issue. this is an evil issue. >> reporter: to discuss we met

up with the head have the black guns matter a philadelphia termed national program that educates citizens on their rights through safe and legal gun ownership. >> the creative space where we are saying, you know, oh, you have to affect people negatively in their rights because of the fact somebody did the wrong thing, it is very limited scope. >> unaudible. >> reporter: on the vegas mass shooting tiara parker offered a unique perspective. >> i'm having fun, same thing i did, at the pulse nightclub. >> reporter: parker was injured, her best friend killed when a shooter unleashed inside pulse nightclub in orlando. she said her affect us now combating illegal guns, and assisting fellow survivors of violence. >> for one survivor to another no matter what your situation is, it will be okay, you will be okay. >> reporter: parker says she suffered with survivor's guilt in the time since the pulse nightclub shooting but that she has foundry leave, in helping others.

reporting from center city alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". of course, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the mass shooting in vegas, find updates on tv and on line at cbs philly.com. in other news this morning and back here at home bail is set at five million-dollar for a father of accused in the crash that killed his own two-year old boy. man was on a run after shoplifting. thinks the suspect christopher kuhn seen her with his son. hamilton, new jersey was man was arraigned last night. kuhn stole from a wal-mart yesterday and then sped away and blew through a red light crashing his gold jeep into two other cars. his son was eject from the back seat. police tell "eyewitness news" this tragedy could have been avoided. >> it could have easily been we process the guy we put him in front of the judge in the retail theft charge and he would have been home, a couple hours later, verse now where we're dealing with three vehicles that were involved in

the crash and a two-year old that is dead. it is senseless. >> police even said that kuhn actually stepped over his son, after the crash while trying to runaway, the two-year old was not in the child safety seat even though there was one present in the car. still ahead former first lady in philadelphia we will tell you why she joined some of the most influential women in the world and surprise that left the entire crowd buzzing. and ahead a tribute to tom petty, fellow rock star who honored him with a special dedication, we're back in two minutes. at college inn we craft adeeperh because every detail matters.

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back this morning puerto rico's death toll from hurricane maria has jumped from 16 to 34. on tuesday president trump toured san juan where he met with residents and first responders, and thanked people like puerto rico's governor who praised feel a he also met mayor of san juan who

initially criticized the administration for its response to the hurricane. >> i hate to tell you puerto rico but you have thrown our budget a little out of whack because we have spent a lot of money on puerto rico and that is fine we have saved a lot of lives. every death is a horror but if you look at, a real catastrophe like katrina, 16 people verse in the thousands, you can be very proud of all of your people, all of our people working together. >> this moment, with hurricane victims is generating lots of reaction the president throwing rolls of paper tolls in the crowd as he helped to distribute supplies. former first lady michelle obama was in philadelphia taking part in the pennsylvania conference for woman. "eyewitness news" at convention center in center city where mrs. obama sat down for a wide ranging conversation with television producer sandra rhymes. she talk about the importance of empowering young girls so they can achieve their full potential later in life.

>> so early in our lives we are sh u.s. rhed and in the just directly but sometimes we're treated a little to preciously. we may have a father that loves us but he treats us like a doll, you know, they dent treat us like real beings, and equal partners. >> during the conversation mrs. obama was surprise by a happy 25th wedding anniversary from president obama. >> but i figured that you wouldn't mind maybe me parachute nothing just to say how much i love you but you have also been an example to our daughters and to the entire country. >> earlier mrs. obama tweeted the former president is still the most extraordinary man she knows. i should point out, very strong woman in the studio and i will never shush you. >> i know my place here. >> thank you.

>> 4:43. >> katie has another check of the forecast. it looks like we're in for a warming trend. >> indeed, we are, we're going to take a couple weeks to backtrack here when it comes to temperature readings we will find out there but we do have a lot to discuss when it comes to the overall pattern in our atmosphere, frontal boundary approaching it looks more menacing by the time it gets here. the thing with this one it gets hung up nearby and it will just stall out to our north. that does mean we will see a couple days that bring in some showers, no wash out expect i will put that out there right new but it allows warmth to keep surgeoning in and we will keep warming up here. we're talking about multiple days in the low to mid 80's. elsewhere we are still keeping an eye on tropics, hurricane season still going on and possibility that there is two areas right now showers and storms, two separate areas may develop into something bigger. here's one, other is down here and this is the one that may end up, becoming, the best

chance certainly for it to become nate. that will be next name on the list. bet of these batches are headed toward the gulf so this will be monitored. we will do that for you. back however we have high pressure on our side large dome of it. here's that front essentially getting stalled out and that will really allow temperatures to rebound nicely. there may be a few showers with that in the meantime, specifically friday and then gannon sunday, but important obviously with the eagles back at home, but, lets get to that in the seven day. for now warming up more so then yesterday 78 degrees and sunshine. we will drop down to 62. still well above average. sixty-two. early october. that is not bad. it will feel quite comfortable all and all. in the meantime look at this we will clearly up our expectations for daytime highs , meisha, this will make you happy. six of the next seven days will be 80 degrees. >> katie, that is wonderful.

>> thank you so much, good morning everybody, and happy wednesday, that is an awesome, awesome forecast. so looking ahead at what we're talking about this morning and what will trickle in through the morning commute. yesterday we had a chemical leak that happened around 3:00 . because of that we have residual effects. columbus boulevard is closed between oregon avenue and packer avenue. you will to have use an alternate. would i say front street will be your best bet, they are asking everyone to stay clear of the area front street again like i said will be your best bet. then construction we had some on the schuylkill at 30th street, closed, then one lane opened and now all clear. we are looking good around that area construction blue route southbound on ramp from the schuylkill left lane was compromised might be clearing out of our way and construction in bucks county i-95 north and south near route one right lane is still compromised out there. plus we have two accidents one in lansdale fourth street at ridge street and we have our second accident in hatfield bethlehem pike, there it is at

unionville pike, more coming up in a bit, jim and rahel, back to you. tribute toss tom petty are coming from fans and from his country music industry, peeps. >> cheryl crow performed musical shout out to the late rock and roller. >> ♪ if it makes you happy >> she dedicated a performance of her show if it makes you happy to petty. the hit single was inspired by the way petty played. flowers were laid on his star on the hollywood walk of fame. the 66 year-old died of cardiac a reason monday. well, coming up next how wal-mart wants to change the way you shop. >> it is now largest security breach in u.s. history what you should do right away if you have area hugh account. we will be right

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company originally said 1 billion users were affect but disclosed breach last december and recently got confirmation showing the hack was bigger than originally thought. investigation found that the stolen user account information did not include payment card data or bank account information. yahoo is advising users to change pass word and security questions and answers for any other accounts. former president and ceo of equifax will testify in front of the senate banking committee today about that hack that put the data of 145 million americans at risk. richard smith got a public scolding at a congressional subcommittee hearing yesterday he takes full responsibility for the hack and technological and human error were responsible. time 4:50. time for a check of business news. >> hanna doba joins us from the insuring stock exchange. good morning, hand a we are trying to make friendlier skies a little bit more friendly for those heading to las vegas. >> reporter: in the wake of the las vegas shooting, air

lanes including united, dealt, american, jet blue, spirit and alaska are allowing people to change, cancel or postpone flights to vegas. allegiant airlines are offering to fly family victims to vegas for free. >> i stand than line battle between am sop and wal-mart is heating up what is this all about. >> reporter: wal-mart wants to get deliveries to you as quickly as amazon can, so retail's inquired a company called, parcel men forgetting groceries to customers, fast. parcel will now deliver fresh and frozen food from wal-mart and jet.com which wal-mart purchased last year and bring it right tour doorsteps. >> you know, i'm all about the competition between these giants fit means lower prices and faster deliveries for consumers. here, here, i'm all about it. >> i never had food delivered to my house. >> ever, me either. >> no, i like to go in the grocery store. i'm one of those people that likes to look at my produce. >> save a couple of hours.

>> especially for produce. >> yes, exactly. i don't want you to pick out my water melon or bananas i want to do it myself. >> or my meats, i'm with you. >> hand, thank you. >> we are back with another check of weather and traffic. >> stay with and then the people go inside. do you understand charlie? mom? yeah? can i have a peanut butter sandwich? yeah, you sure can. can charlie have one, too? charlie can have one too. ♪ ♪

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welcome back everyone, i know this is one of rahel's favorite spots. >> it is such a beautiful site here, so quaint, so quiet, you can tell that the schuylkill river is very, very much indeed, tranquil this morning. the wind vice light, skies are generally very clear and we may see fog develop and that might even develop along the schuylkill before it is said and done but at the moment still a clear view as you travel around. now, traffic may not be exactly like that but weather should have zero impact say for minor fog issues across the region here in your morning drive that should not

be that impact. storm scan is quiet and will stay that way for another day. see green over the atlantic, don't worry about that we have ground clutter at radar site and strange things can get pick up like smoke from a fire , like bird, flock ago cross the radar site. at the moment we still have high pressure in rain expect right now. here are your current temperature win flow starting to turn more southerly across the region in the lower 50's from reading, lancaster, wilmington mild start look at mount pocono specifically, right now you're 13 degrees warmer then you were this same time yesterday so doing map you were in the 30's at this same hour. it is a different there. fifty-eight the current temperature at the airport off to a cool start and right before your very eyes temperatures begin their change over to the next hour. now there is down to 58 in mount pocono. regardless a heck of a lot warmer then this same time yesterday. holiday coming up here come monday we are up to 80 for columbus day and we have shock for showers along the way,

friday looks like it would be very spotty, many of you might not see a drop of rain as it currently stand, by saturday we will clear out briefly well above average at 84 degrees but good excuse to be outside, for game day sunday there will be some showers around so you may want a backup plan with some rain cover if you are going to be out for a long tailgate, meisha but all and all it will be very warm and everyone will note that is for next few days. >> look at that almost straight 80's, all right, katie, thanks very much for. that good morning. happy wednesday. happy hump day to you. we are looking outside to the ben franklin bridge and just looking great. traveling westbound in center city looking good, quiet both directions, just westbound side we are keeping an eye on though. then we are looking at columbus boulevard that close another there because of the chemical leak that happened yesterday, around 3:00 p.m., columbus boulevard is closed between oregon avenue and packer avenue you will to have use an alternate front street is your best bet they are saying just to avoid, the area

at all cost, so front street will be like i said your best bet there then we are looking at, some construction camera in bucks county 95 north and southbound near route one right lane is compromised there, you can still see cones , flashing lights even though it is still dark, very early still, accident in lansdale we have got this out there fourth street, at ridge street and we have had another one at hatfield but that has been since cleared. i will see if my clicker will go, more construction on 295 southbound ramp to route 42. that right now is closed. jim and rahel, back to you. coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> situation would you never expect to be in, but would you know what to do to protect yourself from the gunman like the one in las vegas. in the next hour decision that is could save your life. redesigning bike sharing in the city, colorful new bikes and message behind them we are back at the top of the hour.

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authorities are learning more about how, stephen paddock carried out his shooting massacre, this is as president trump prepared to meet with survivor and first responders i'm moa lenghi with the latest from las vegas. father is behind bars his child is dead this morning after a crash in bucks county a crime that happened just moments before that led to the man's arrest. beautiful live look at boat house row in philadelphia if you thought summer was through with us, well, mother nature has other ideas in mind , big warm up is coming up >> today is wednesday october 4th good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, guys so nice to know that