news" this morning. >> a wall of deadly fire, in philadelphia's -- cam call's wine country making it the worse in the state's history >> following breaking news, septa driver shot while walking to work, what police are are saying is behind the attack >> parents are fuming and demanding answers after an entire school district is shutdown, because of mold in the schools. >> well, today is tuesday, october 10th. good morning, i'm jim donovan >> i'm rahel solomon. a lot of news to get to. but getting you out the door, katie and meisha keeping an eye on things >> hey tuesday, things are looking real good. don't jinx me again, things actually looking real good. we still have the one accident out there, overall, other than that, good. >> stop it, stop it.

>> careful. >> be careful on the roads here this morning, guys, yes, you know, at the moment, we've been excepting the possibility of patchy fog, if i thing showing it, you see the glow, that's behind the tree line there? that's a little bit of fog, that's settling into the valley, just beyond the trees outside whitt fields elementary school here in the baseball diamond that's in the distance, 66 there. in reading, well, technically westbound, next-door to reading, so even more remote regardless mild start to the day. all clear, say for the little ground clutter showing up, what the little speckles evergreen are that you see, snot experiencing any wet weather here today, however, it is a quiet day. if you don't mind the heat, all the way back into the mid 80s again this afternoon, but the good news, the worse of the humidity is starting to scale back. so with time, dew point continue their decline, expecting some sun, with a few clouds granted but more than anything i think it is all-in-all pretty nice day. now eventually again it will

be pretty toasty one, 84 degrees, with some sunshine , and we will flirt with 80, even, as early as noon, meisha? >> nice dry roadways today, so right now looking good in earls it of how mother nature is treating us, the vine looking good, westbound, eastbound, the typical volume starting to builds, westbound, you can start to see some brake lights going off, 95 south at girard, if you push toward center city this is what we're starting to get into right nowment still traveling, at posted speeds, but we are going to start dropping a little bit. looking pretty busy out there. blue route at ridge pike, southbound direction blue route overall, looking pretty good. that accident that we're talking about kinds of the loan accident out there right now. so overturned vehicle, that went off the road, with injuries, northeast extention, southbound before lansdale. still pulled off to the

shoulder. so i would start to give yourselves extra time there. and some construction in delaware, on 95 north, between 202 and marsh road, that's out there blocking the right lane until october 31, rahel, over to you >> thank you. breaking news this morning, a septa driver is shot on his way to work in philadelphia's strawberry mansion section. this happened on the 3100 block of ridge avenue. just before 4:00 a.m. police tell "eyewitness news" this was a robbery gone wrong, the victim was trying to run away, and is in stable condition right now. police are hoping that surveillance cameras caught glimpse of the shooter >> temple university student is dead after allegedly running down a miami beach police officer, with her car trang do with the latest, good morning, what do we know here? >> rahel, jim, the woman's father told our cbs station in miami that his daughter was in south florida celebrating her birthday. now he and police are trying to piece together this seemingly irradic behavior that led up to her death.

>> birthday weekend turned tragic after carryann was shot and killed by a police officer , sunday night. witness miguel garcia said carryann behind the wheel of black bmw tried to get away from police after hitting a truck >> started the car and ran or ran away >> police say she ended up crashing into another car then struck miami police officer david dealing with bystanders at the scene. seen here being load into an ambulance, he was conscious and talking >> we know he lost consciousness at the scene, for a period of time. another officer opened fire on the bmw, killing her >> i heard like shots, like four, five shots. pop pop pop pop pop. and then the car lost control >> the car finally stopped after hitting a white suv. a man with her in the bmw was not hurt. police have questioned him. >> hi, my name is carryann -- >> appearing here in youtube

video, was transfer student from maryland, who was studying political science. garcia says she appeared to be under the influence at the time of the accident. >> very, very like scary looking, and i think she was on drugs or something. >> and temple student government released a statement which reads in part: we await all the fact as this still is a breaking story, but our authorities are with carry ann's friends and family during this tremendously difficult time. and her father tells us that she was expected to graduate in the fall and was going to go onto law school. meanwhile, nearby miami dade police have taken over the investigation, and they've in the yet released the name of the office here fired those shots. but for now, liver on temple university campus, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you >> trang, thank you. >> in other news, parent are demanding answers after concerns of mold force owl schools in the monroe township school district to shut down >> "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff live in

williamstown new jersey, henry , parent there seem to be pretty fed up about this. >> rahel, jim, they definitely are. holly glenn elementary behind me has been shutdown since last week to get rid of the mold, now the whole district is down and that's creating a whole new set of problems >> so many angry parents, packed the williamstown high school auditorium monday night . >> that the fire marshall had to ask some to leave. but with the health and safety of their children at steak, everyone stayed late into the evening, demanding answers, about the mold plaguing holly glenn elementary school. that school was shut down last week after the disgusting discovery inside drop-down ceilings, now the whole monroe township district, thousands of children across six schools , will be closed for testing >> we want to make sure everything is the way it should be. so everybody feels comfortable

>> though the shutdown seems to be doing the opposite, creating a un comfortable situation for parents, as they scramble to find childcare. >> i'm real upset that the kids are off school for a week you had all summer to test for everything. >> kids of this school were supposed to be sent to other schools to have some sense of normalcy while the shutdown was happening, now with all buildings closed to be inspected for mold, thousands and thousands of parents are scrambling. live in williamstown, henry rossoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" >> okay, henry, thank you >> now, also following developing story out of northern california. >> more than dozen wild fires are burning, wineries, even entire neighborhoods. >> now, if you can believe this, that was a hilton hotel in the nappa valley that of course caters to tourists visiting vinyards, just one of at least 1500 structures, destroyed, in that area. the fires have also killed at least ten people, and injured about 100 others. >> and this is what's left of

santa rosa california. one of the hardest hit towns, hundreds of homes, cars, businesses, have all been swallowed up by the fire. coming up in about 30 minutes, we will get live report from there, and also talk about another big concern now looting. >> well the manhunt is over for a texas tech student accused in the deadly shooting of campus police officer. late last night authorities arrested 19 year old hole as daniels, a freshman at texas tech. the university says officers took daniels in for questioning earlier in the day , after finding drugs, and drug paraphernalia in in his room >> they brought the student down to text tech police, to police station, and had a debriefing, which is normal procedure, sometime during the debriefing, the student pulled a gun, and fatally wounded one of the officers. >> and daniels fled the station after the shooting, forcing the campus to lockdown that lock-down was lifted shortly after daniels was arrested >> back here at home, new this morning, the search is on for suspect after man is shot during attempted robbery in feltonville. they say 21 year old man was

shot twice in the hip near b and lowden streets around midnight. he's now in stable condition at st. christopher's. investigators say they do have a description of the gunman, but have not track him down just yet -- just yet >> preliminary hearing for christopher coon. he is the father charged in a, caused three car crash while trying to get away, after allegedly shoplifting at a wal-mart. the toddler was not in a in a carseat, and was thrown from the car after the crash. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, the crisis in puerto rico continues as the hurricane ravaged islands faces another rounds of flooding. but these balloons are offering residents some hope. we will tell you how. pat? >> one of the most beloved athletes in philly sports history was remembered yesterday. darren daulton passed away in august, but his legacy lives on, now his ex teammates are getting together to help other just as dutch would have done, that's coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> more that two weeks after hurricane maria slammed puerto rico, the islands now flooded again >> yes, streets look more like rivers, after heavy rains hit puerto rico on sunday. drove through the flood waters making sure no one was trapped , told nearly eight a% of the hurricane ravaged islands still without power, been what, now more than two weeks? authority say 16,000 federal and military personnel, are on the island, helping people recover, and rebuild from the storm. >> well, fema says, it is doing all it can to get fresh drinking water to the people of puerto rico. we are told, though, that only half of the people on the island have drinkable water. officials say about 350,000 puerto ricans have also registered for some sort of financial aid. >> and giant balloons just like this one could soon be floating across puerto rico, millions of puerto ricans still without self-service and hoping balloons like there could help by acting as floating hot spots. puerto ricans could in theory get cell signal by connecting

their phones to the balloons. >> good idea >> i can't imagine without power, without water, not able to contact your family. here is hoping that helps >> i remember hearing too they did the very same thing with the balloons in peru, after natural disaster, and it worked real well. hopefully they'll get the clearance and the cooperation >> absolutely >> back here at home, guys, looking ahead to another day that's really warm. and i know that's not your cup of tea, not everyone's anyway, but thankfully, we are going to get back to some more fall- like weather at least briefly in the forecast, not really for prolonged stretch. still on a lot of a roller coaster ride, or pretty substantial roller coaster ride for the next couple of days here, today very warm day in fact the warmest day of the seven day. but we do have clear sky for the most part. we've seen very minor instance every fog in just a couple of spots, so don't necessarily concern yourselves too much with it. but also, if you're neighborhood perhaps tends to fog out, when we have the situation, you could very well see some of it this morning, but with time, we are going to

clear out. now, up jump to 11:00 a.m., when the next warmfront starts to lift in, as a result will be the next shot to see some showers, so start off innocently enough, some sunshine, but clouds quickly thicken, then through the second half of the day most specifically, you may want to have the umbrella on hand, could be some locally drenching downpours, showers scattered for the better part of the day. front also comes in thursday, that will bring fresh round every showers there is may be a little offer done this particular model, but regardless, we do have some additional rain on the way for the next two days not including today. now we do want to check in on talcony-palmyra bridge, as well, ophelia still tropical storm, still with the maximum sustained winds at ooh miles per hour but way out to sea, also, going in the wrong direction, if it were going to have any impact on us, so headed eastward, perhaps having impact on at least indirect impact on these azore s islands but no threat to north america thankfull iment back here stateside. again, have a mixed bag for you. 70s, 80s, as well as some 60s

here in the forecast. wednesday, thursday, watching for showers, then another rebound comes our way toward the weekend, meisha. >> so we pull your attention right away to another accident , more serious accident, that came up in hatfield. so this is involving a motorcycle with injuries. medical helicopter on the scene here as well. clemen's road closed. your alternate, allentown road your best bet. going to be a lot of flashing lights, very slow around this area. and you are going to be detoured off, or use this alternate. so just heads up in hatfield if this is your neck of the woods, stay clear from this area, right now, plus, we have that other accident that we've been looking at where i know a vehicle went off the road with injuries, northeast extension southbound for lansdale. that's pulled all the way off to the shoulder. another area i want to steer clear of or factor in extra time. then we've got samson vukovich sean clues, 202 southbound schuylkill eastbound, maybe tap your brakes on little bit. but really where you are really slowing down is right around city avenue. so the boulevard southbound once you jump on at the

schuylkill westbound at city avenue, bumper to bumper conditions, starting there, rahel, back to you >> meisha, thank you. yesterday former phillie star was remembered all while raising a lot of money for a great cause >> our pat gallen was there to see the life and legacy of darren daulton live on >> unfortunately, the rain, and kind of took over the golf course, but great event, yes, monday the rain poured down on manufacturer's golf club in ft. washington but so did the memories. yesterday was the darren daulton golf outing foundation fish cyst dutch passed away. several from the 1993 phillies came out to celebrate his life and to raise money for a great cause. all proceeds from the event will be used to help pay expenses of applicants, who are affected by brain cancer and other brain related conditions. dutch died in august after a four year battle. but everyone remembers him fondly after a lengthy fight. >> i think he just got tired. you know, i fought like hell, man. but as we know darren would,

but, you know there is the diseases unforgiving, you know , finally took him. >> was just fun loving guy. i know he would come up to everybody and give them a kiss on the cheek, say i love you, man, even people he wasn't real close to, woe do that to. he was a great guy. cared about people. and like i said, this is our way of giving something back and hopefully we can help some people out there that need it. >> it is a testament to his commitment, his dedication, never give up attitude, the fight he had. you know, that's who he was. and we all will remember that. we're not remembering the last hard part that he lived his life. you know, remembering all of the good times, and what he meant to us. >> if you would like to know more about the darren daulton foundation and how they're committed to providing financial assistance, to those who suffer from brain cancer go, to darren daulton's foundation.org. as you heard, of his ex teammate, dutch pushed through with a smile on his face, always there to help. they're paying it forward, you can obviously help, as well

>> remember the good times >> such a great guy. touched so many people. so nice to give back >> amazing legacy, thank you, patrick. the eagles are preparing for thursday night's prime time game in charlotte. which is right here on cbs-3 >> but one of the birds is already scoring some point with local school children. >> i do not like this here or there. dow not like them anywhere. dow not like green eggs and ham, dow not like them, sammy a.m. >> nice, wide receiver nelson agholor red green eggs and ham to student at the g duckery school yesterday, part of the stepping stone scholars program helps underserved student achieve academic success >> not only is the eagles game here this thursday night, but the cbs-3 crew will be with the team in charlotte. ukee, don bell and vittoria woodill headed for the game. live reports start tomorrow on "eyewitness news." >> and the night of the game we've got you covered, like the eagles defense. on thursday night, cbs-3

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>> now, for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region >> bucks county courier times, deputy sheriff has been accused of exposing himself to a woman at silver lake park. thirty-nine year old steven springfield of bristol township charged with indecent exposure, lewdness, and disorders errly conduct, all are miss demeanor >> from the news journal, wilmington innocent-profit offering $1,000 reward for return of bronze lecturn recently stole friend a local church. nearly 7-foot tall went missing from the cathedral

church at saint john after being a fixture in the sanctuary for more than 100 years, it says the reward being offered, no questions asked. >> well, in the america cure think saturday, the ex tore township fire department will present its first firefighter for a day event. resident can try on firefighters gear, climb behind the wheel after firetruck, and roll play in a number of rescue scenarios. that sounds interesting >> it does, that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley >> so, oreo fans, you could be in line for a big prize >> yes, all do you have do to get in the running is to figure out oreos new mystery flavor, anyone who can figure out the limited edition flavor could be eligible for a chance to win $50,000, to guess the correct flavor, oh, katie interested. you have until november 30th. smaller prizes up for grabs, too, just go to oreo mystery. com for more details >> i'll go buy a bag every these thing, we'll figure it out >> good idea, jim. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news": the deadly wild fires in

california, now, flames are tearing through the state's famous wine country, at least ten people are dead, the winds are whipping the flames, into neighborhoods, live in santa rosa with an update on this massive fire fight. >> plus, $2.3 billion, that's how much money high school graduates are missing out on, what they need to do to get their hands on that financial aid >> and we have serious accident in hat fields, one clearing on the northeast extension, some other remind he is you should know walking out the door this morning, first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right

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>> packing the auditorium, thousands of student are forced to stay home while monroe township schools are checked for mold. >> while firing still burning this morning, across the state , at least ten people are dead. >> stadium stampers march. opponent to temple's proposed stadium plan to protest this afternoon. >> shot on the way to work. a septa driver targeted on the street of philadelphia, what police are calling a robbery. >> on the surface, it would seem like a bad idea to give a player a $148 million contract extension, but his is no ordinary player. it is of course joe emel bead.

>> star wars fans, trailer for the last jedi dropped during monday night football. >> yes, it hits theatres in december, and may the force be with you. do you watch star wars? >> not realliment what's motion >> i don't know >> i feel like -- >> this motion, what's this, something new in the star wars - >> the force >> watched one or two of them, but -- >> katie, are you a fan >> um, i am. but i don't think i'm as diehard as a fan as say "kyw news radio" jim mel witness worth for example. >> oh, i didn't know that >> oh, he is hard core fan >> i have to ask him what that means, that move >> i'm not sure if that was anything, sort of vanna white meets storm trooper. that's your halloween costume, perfect. looking at storm scan, all pretty quiet. had a little bit of cloud cover out there, for the most part, dew points are starting to drop off. still little steamy, but having been outside yesterday, i think you'll agree it, really doesn't feel anywhere near as just humid outside.

current temperatures are in the low 70s, off to very warm start, my friend, so we can only go up from here once the sunrises, shooting for 84 degrees, with some sunshine , meisha? >> katie, things are looking pretty good. looking outside right now, and really, really what we're looking at is. >> this so i want to pull your attention to this screen. we have very serious accident throughout, involving a motorcycle. so, pleasant road right now is closed. you will have to use an alternate. i would say, allentown road probably going to be your best bet. and by the way, there was a medical helicopter on the scene here. we don't think that helicopter is still here. but, like i said, you will absolutely have to stay clear from this area. you will have to use an alternate. you probably will be detoured, as well. so just a heads up on that, plus, another accident out there, that we have actually been talking about this morning on the northeast ex it end sean, as well. this has been out there basically all morning long. the southbound, before lansdale, this one now has just been cleared. and we're starting to pick up all of the majors coming up

more on that in about ten minutes, jim, rahel, back over to you >> meisha, more now on developing story, deadly wild fires are burning out of control in northern california >> at least 15 wild fires are burning, right now, consuming vinyards, even entire neighborhoods, for the latest we head out to natasha chen live in santa rosa california, one of the hard ers hit towns, natasha, good morning to you. i have to say the image we're seeing are absolutely unbelievable. >> well, rahel, jim, we are seeing smoke and haze everywhere around us, and behind me is the rubble from a hotel. what was a hotel. and if you look farther up the hill, that is another hotel. that is on fire right now. just example of what's happening throughout the region, with so many structures, actively burning at this moment. >> the winds are have just been outrageous here tonight. and essentially we're in a mode of saving lives >> thousands of nap a, so no, ma'am a county residents fleeing the uncontrollable

deadly wild fire raging across parts of california. >> went out, screaming fire, fire, fire, get out, get out. >> thousands of homes and buildings are burning to the grounds as residents are warned to evacuate. >> we need every resident, every resident, to heed the evacuation warnings and orders and move out quickly and orderly. very concerned estimates are over 1500 homes and commercial facilities have been destroyed >> these rapidly burning fires are being fueled by wind and dry conditions causing widespread devestation. as entire neighborhoods are wiped out in santa rosa. >> most of these fires have limited or no containment. these are very rapidly burning fires. >> it is a scene, as resident describe the confusion while trying to evacuate. >> there are fires everywhere. i've been set in three different direction toss evacuate horses, i'm receiving horses, i'm going to do everything i can >> yes, trying to get out of here, we saw now getting across the road. it is all bad. >> winds are expected to ease

up today, giving fire fight areas welcome break from the weather. but not from the fires. more than 100 calls have come in to so known a county about missing people, and there are also more than 100 people at local hospitals, being treated , officials tell us, to expect the death toll to rise. live in santa rosa california, natasha chen, back to you >> all right, natasha chen, thank you very much for that from california. back here at home all schools in the monroe township school district are closed this morning as officials address concerns over mold >> now, angry parents are sounding offer. >> frustrations came to head at pack meeting last night in williamstown, new jersey, it was the second one in less than a week. mold concerns are originally affected just one school it the district, but in a last minute decision, officials decided to close every school so that they could all be tested. i'm real upset that the kids are off school for a week. you had all summer to test for

everything. now they're out of school >> if we find anything we will get it all cleaned up. then move forward. we want to get our kids back in school. >> now, holly glenn elementary school was initially the only school in the district that would close due to mold. the original plan was to bus those students to other schools. now, that all of the schools are closed, parent, students, are being urged to be patient. >> meantime, mold concerns at cheltenham high school forced district to shut down the school's library, school officials say the library has been sealed off, and it is self-contained system shutdown they'll now consult with expertises to see what testing feeds to be done in other part of the school, scheduled renovations to the library have been moved to up this year >> yesterday the 2017 nobel economic prize was awards today richard fowler, for research showing howie motions can impact economic and investment decision making >> behavioral economics. so why are we bad investors? how can prevent emotion frost taking over? business analyst, jill schlessinger, joins us live from new york with some tips.

good morning, jill >> good morning. >> jill, tell us, about one of the ways our emotions betray us? >> this is so good. because you can blame your bad investment performance on your dna, and nothing else, because we suffer from confirmation bias. that's when we seek out experts and information that confirms our beliefs. so, imagine. >> this. you think the stock market likely to keep rising or conversely a crash is imminent you're likely to find affirmation every those views, as a rational for continuing to hold them. so the best way to fight back, stick to diversified portfolio , one which you re balloon periodic basis >> differs if i. what else trips up inch visiers >> one of my favorites. called recent see bias, the tendency to remember recent events more vividly, and you get more recent information, more weight than perhaps the historical data. so this is what happens. your recent event, what just happened will continue to

occur. stocks are have been rising, people believe the trends will persist, when it tumble, we are cash out, we hide, we think the worse is coming. recent is he bias is the reason that the law requires that every investment disclosure says stay with me, jim, past performance is no guarantee of future results. when markets are peaking, or fight bias, remind yourself why you are investing. learn more about how behavior economics explains why we're bad invested, you can go to jill on money. com. >> i think that's such a fascinating field. all right, jill, thank you >> you're in it for the long-term, thank up, jill. here is something shocking, when it comes to college financial aid >> us high school graduates passed up more than $2 billion in grants this year, according to the finance site, nerds wallet. the firm says many college freshmen did not fill out applications for federal student aid, also known as fasfa. yes, schools encourage their students to apply early because some state give out their grants on first come first serve basis >> that form is a nightmare

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>> happy tuesday to you >> welcome back, everyone, awe toe six grader, this is being watched all over the worm >> that sixth grader says it is proof dreams real can i come true. watch as this school office manager, miss jacky, tells 11 year old tan abut abut err field her foster family finished up their adoption. something she dreamed of for years >> just caring, loving, they take really good care of me. my heart was so happy. it was like ahh, i was like screaming >> she just kept pulling me tight, head me tighter, tighter, so i took advantage of that, and un one aisle and down the other >> tan an as family glad the moment was caught on the offers camera. miss jacky says it shows no matter what else is going on in the world, there is joy that happens every day too. jim, you okay? >> you know me, emotional

sponge with these store of things. look at that, kate >> i it does tug at your heart string, so happy she has a home >> oh, geez louise. >> sorry to do that to you. >> yes, i mean, once you know the contact text behind. that will we showed that at tees before there is will be amazing she got new puppy, or dad is coming home from the military, something like, that also so heartwarming but something like that, oh. oh, just beautiful. well, folks, you know, we've actually got really pretty pictures to show you from the eyewitness weather watcher, starting on still what's pretty warm morning. is it as warm as yesterday? no. but, whether you're starting offer in the low, mid, upper 60s in a couple of spots, look finding down in dover, flight withing zero seven already at andy's house in dover at 100% humidity still, but nice clear sky. yes, off to warm start. it can only go up from here, and he's actually reporting again 100% humidity. so little light but very patchy fog settling in. pretty sure he lives out on farm. so he's find that, you know, becoming somewhat of a theme around his neighborhood right now. pretty pictures coming in from some of the watchers, shot of

some of the fog, we go full screen with ed's picture even said it is a little misty out in chesterfield, new jersey, so watch for that. may have to flick the windshield wipers maybe. but look at this. it may be little tough to tell on the touch screen. but there are just speckles of stars that are showing up, phil sent this one in, and another gorgeous shot, i mean, like something off a space. com. so, so pretty. so, really really nice shot, guys, thank you for sending those n let's take a look at the overall pattern. we are going to see some ups, some downs, some difference in humidity, potential for wet weather, and problem with the developing systemment look closely beginning of comma shape starting to slow with the system, warmfront eventually lift in. and then cold front will follow on its heals. starting as early as tomorrow. but all the while, we have large dome of canadian high pressure settling in. so the moisture sort of get stuck here as it tries to move n taking to you wednesday morning, as we put things into motion, here, come on, you can

do it there goes the clicker. second half of tomorrow, all the while, see how it kind of get stuck by that area of high pressure two fronts moving through, but get pushed along around the outer rim of the area of high pressure, will still be some showers to dodge looking ahead to tomorrow, pm hours, any time really thursday, maybe even few sprinkles friday, saturday, but all-in-all, i think the bigger story to take away from this, going on roller coaster, again shall meisha, it actually looks seasonable thursday and friday. >> pretty busy in the world of travel, thanks so much for wacking up with us, lockage outside do, have accident, schuylkill eastbound, it is bulled offer to the median. but take a look around this. bumper to bumper conditions very slow moving, no longer traveling at posted speeds there. serious accident in hatfield, involving motorcycle good news now since cleared, another accident in west goshen. so paoli pike, your five points road, heads up your neck of the woods, give

yourself a couple of extra minute through here. looking around there, however, on the senser map, still showing a lot of green. >> another accident in shore ham involving injuries. route 611, easton road, southbound, at blair mill road lanes are blocked there. this is another area, just headed out the door now, certainly want to give yourself couple of extra minute through this part every town. also 42, quick peak, yikes. for my years i friends, take a look at this, 42 freeway at creek road, approach 295, bumper to bumper no longer traveling at posted speeds, here is as you approach 295. same story here on 95 southbound at girard >> aim not a mistake >> unbreakable back in 2,000,

now, fast forwards 17 years, and m. night shyamalon is finally it g around to a sequel >> yes, being shot here in philly, also the sequel to last year's hit philadelphia many split. so you have two sequels in one big stars in town, now, you know our friends from kit call huey dillon has the scoop >> for people that don't know, you're pretty much philly paparazzi, so waist going on >> m. night shyamalon is filming glass. couple of the weeks ago you might have seen all of the stars, bruce willis, and last week m. night shyamalon tweeted doing this underway for glass, 17 years in the making. that tweet was tweet heard around the world. i mean what was so unusual about it is m. night shyamalon never talks about his films ever, whether beforehand or even during, sometimes he doesn't even release the title so that tweet was tweeted, re tweeted, 7,000 times. the next day, it made the news all over

and what's unusual is on the set, there is actually a sign about no photos, no video, no tweeting, no warning. but you're the boss, so you can do whatever you want >> can he do whatever he want to do. showing your pictures, and i got to leading to up there is you also have some pictures every some celebrities around town? >> yes. mother of the filming done in south philly, but at 16th and jackson, on monday, and ya tailor joy in the movie of split, filmed the first segment, and that's where m night did the tweet. on tuesday, she philadelphia many in old citiment she did scenes in a comic book, real comic book store, most of the scenes were inside. but she did come outside cup ill of times to exit the store she was caring a bunch of comic books. all of the comic bikes are done by local artists, covers, which is so great. >> i live in old city and the traffic i saw all of the trucks, catering truck, what's going on here? i check your twitter feed, and then i realized when was going on >> they didn't even close the street. so, you know, they had every once in a while with the trailers, they had a cross in

front of the traffic, interesting. little difficult to photograph , too, sometimes she is such a new star, i thought she was going to like really be photographed. she was in the movie split. this is the second movie, >> now the next? >> so tuesday night, the first night that bruce willis was on the set. so in september m. night shyamalon, he wanted a part, i don't want to do any spoilers but in the last movie bruce was in a bar. so they went around >> windows? >> so this -- that's really the light inside even. so there are no headlight, most of filming was done at night, so this was around 5:00 , what was interesting, nearby, was taproom on 19th. and they used their bathroom, rented their bathroom >> funny. just their bathroom >> who knows. just the bathroom. it was interesting >> also -- >> okay, this is bruce willis , he's coming into this

is thursday, where he's filming a scene in done security, hads last name dunn. so he was filming with his son from unbreakable, spencer street clark. so all day long they filmed there. then at night guess where they filmed? broad and snyder in the subway they did not close the subway, so people being coming off the subway, there was m night is fill mink, no actors, we can expect them to come back >> huey dillon always good to see you dropping the scoop on us >> meantime, the time right now 6:51, a lot coming up on c bs this morning >> nora o'donnell and charlie roads join us live from new york with a preview, good morning, guys. >> good morning >> hey, good morning to you, rahel, jim. ahead, in northern and southern california, where fast moving flames are forcing firefighters choose between saving people, and protecting homes. >> plus legal analyst, on whether there could be criminals charges, for movie mogel, harvey weinstein

>> and denmark is concerned, one of the happiest countries in the world. takes us on tour of copenhagen to find out y all of that plus the eye opener. your world in 092nd. see you right at 7:00. >> really enjoyed the story from copenhagen yesterday. we will be watching. thank you >> our high for today, 84 degrees. colorado, they're waking up from the coldest night in six month, an early season snowstorm, dump several inches every snow on the denver metro area, knock out power to the nearly 100,000 customers, fortunately, most of the power has been restored. >> well, from the health watch this morning, being dubbed the controversial concoction, growing number every people consuming bleach to cure various health products >> the product called miracle mineral solution, or mms. its main i had yrigoyen, chlorine dioxide commonly found in bleach. killing bacteria, on hard surfaces you what about the body? maker says yes, medical experts disagree >> it cause injuries to the gi

system, to your stomach, urine test continues. so i would not rec this product. and i don't know any doctor who would. >> yep. the fda issued warning about the product and the sale of mm s has been banned, handful of countries including canada and ireland. >> display of dazzling pumpkins are taking over what fairmount park this season. take a look. >> this is the glow, it is a nighttime jacco lantern experience for all ages, minus the spook. while visitors are invited to walk along a trail ill loom knighted by more than 5,000 jacco lanterns. you should see how creative threat get >> certain themes like under the sea, dinosaurs, local food street art, all on a jack o'lantern >> the glow runs thursday through sunday evenings, through october 29th. >> i think i may try to see that this weekend. looks beautiful >> sure does. we will be right back. that's three to go.

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>> student, staff in north philly resident will rally today against proposed new temple football stadium. they say the stadium will bring trash and traffic to the neighborhood >> if you want to vote in pennsylvania this november, do you have to be registered by today. you can register on line or at your county boards every elections. that's three to go >> last check on weather and traffic >> all-in-all not looking like a bad day. haven't had too much more than just spars incidents of any kind of fog, actually one spot that tends to fog out, and it is not. outside kutztown area middle school, 62 the temperature, beautiful sunrise currently underway, it will be another hot one guys, mid 80s feeling like august but does cool with time, meisha >> all right, katie thank you so much. do have accident out there on the schuylkill westbound before conshohocken. you can see, it is blocking the far right lane, crews out there, as well, i would say, give yourselves extra time there. plus another accident schuylkill eastbound at the boulevard. pulled into the middle mean ya bumm for it bumper conditions >> whether you love it or hate t no one can done eyes at catch you maybe >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ >> ♪ where you think you're going baby ♪ hey i just met you ♪ and this is crazy ♪ but here's my number ♪ so call me maybe ♪ >> why show my abs on television? i'm just mowing the lawn >> stop, jim. believe it or not, carly ray jetson believes this song five years ago, been nine weeks at number one, get this, it is still hitting miles stone. the music video for call me maybe just surpassed the 1 billion views mark on youtube >> yes, carly ray. >> i just look a little different. that will was five years ago >> i don't know, jim? what happened? >> no one drinks a bottle of water like you, jim. >> the only way >> cbs this morning is next >> remember to joining us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> ♪ call me maybe ♪ it is tuesday, october 10th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." massive wildfires kill at least 11 people in california. 1,500 homes and businesses are destroyed. we'll take you to both southern and northern california where flames are out of control. >> 3 million americans in puerto rico are still without power three weeks after hurricane maria. david begnaud is back on the island where officials are blaming each other and several hollywood stars denounce harvey weinstein over his alleged sexual harassment. whether he could face new legal trouble. >> plus, searching for the secret to happiness. mo rocca is in