>> i and the eagles are on fire. another win this time over the 49ers, and recognize that guy right there? fun moment when ertz gives the ball to baseball star mike trout. >> and today is monday october . it is all day long. good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. waking to up some dreary weather, but nothing can dampen the spirits every eagles fans, katie and meisha keeping an eye on things. good morning, guys. >> good morning. here we go. >> here we are. >> elephant in the room. >> don't mind me, that was my clicker. yes, this is our promo. i have to say, jim, gout this for me. and low would have known how many people would have gravitated to the dress and are demanding it? >> i only thought would you wear it once. >> well, twitter, thank you, now i'm stuck with this thing on. and we're so excited for the eagles, yesterday at the tailgate. the eagles killed t so of course. >> the clinicker.

>> but the i morning, still set brail the the win here, we going to have to deal with the rain for the next cup old of hours, what you notice there is rain is rotating away, so, we just have to give it a couple of hours here. we will be stuck with it, however, right through the typical morning rush. and it is still coming down pretty heavily at time. specially now down through eastern bucks county, or lower bucks i should say eastern montgomery, portions every delco, as well. we do have wind advisory to tell but here too. gusts are going to peak as high as 50 miles per hour, throughout the day at least to up noontime. everyone included on the wind advisory. story is here that thankfully the rain will be wrapping up. i would say no later than 10:00 a.m. skies will continue to clear with time. left with shine shine -- sunshine this afternoon. still chilly, winds despite southwest flow is still pretty stiff. it will continue through the entire day. just the advisory lasts us until noontime.

in the by this point the sun will be out. by now you sort of need to pack for separate parts of the day. rain is the issue initially in the winds, so umbrella required, or some kind of rain gear. but also, want heavier coat and even pair of sunglasses by game's end. upper 50's, meisha? >> katie, thank you so much. way to go eagles. pat gallen laughing at pointing at me from the corner happy monday, very wet and slippery conditions. so because of that, we are casino every seeing accident after accident. i have to point out also a lot of these accident, are where a vehicle actually spun out. so you know how slippery it is out there. boulevard southbound at fox street. two right lanes compromised. i think that's clearing out of the way now. this is one area where a vehicle has spun out northeast extension northbound past quakertown. left lane compromised there might get a gaper delay.

>> this is another accident area where the vehicle actually spun out, pa turnpike eastbound, lot of water out there. starting to condense, pooling is going to be major issue. so, because of that, we might have some hydroplaning. i think that's what's going on here. northeast ex it n sean southbound weaver construction sign in the road past lansdale very careful for that. very wet and still very dark outside. jim and rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. shot by police an armed robbery suspect is in custody after run in with officers in a parking garage at the king of prussia mall. >> trang, good morning? >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim. police are not naming suspect but say man in his 20's, recovering at paoli hospital. now, investigators believe he's responsible for three brazen arm robberies, including one here at the king of prussia mall, on saturday. >> scary. >> frightening moment, outside of the king of prussia mall

sunday, police shoot a man suspected of terrorizing people with a gun over the past week. >> usually don't hear of this kind of thing at this mall. it is really well secured, and just shocking. around 3:45 p.m. police chief tom nolan said officers shot the man as he tried to speed out of the garage. >> he intentionally rammed two upper merion police cars, attempt to go run down officers from upper merion police on foot trying to take him into custody. >> suspected of robbing a woman at gunpoint around 3:30 p.m. saturday. investigators have also linked him to two other violent crime , in the wilmington, delaware area. >> the suspect was driving the same stolen vehicle from one of the carjackings in delaware at that time. that carjacking was also, carjacking, robbery, and kidnapping, in new castle county, delaware. >> chief mole and said police

found 9-millimeter handgun in the front seat of the carment long time patrons of the mall say they see this as an isolated incident, that won't change their shopping habit. >> part of our life, part of our lifestyle. in this day a age, don't expect to hear things like that, so close to home. >> little more cautious when out and about, ya. >> the montgomery county district attorney's offers now handling the investigation. and as with any police involved shooting the officers who fired the shots are on administrative leave. but for now, live from the king of prussia mall. trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you >> trang, thank you. >> in other news this morning, we may learn as early as today about the indictment in the investigation into russian election meddling probe. sources tell cbs news a federal grand jury has approved charges brought by special council, robert mueller. he's been investigating possible links between the trump campaign and rush. the president through series every tweets calls the investigation a, quote, wimp hunt, for evil politics. our henry rossoff will have a

live report coming up at 6:30. >> breitbart spot in yesterday 's rainy weather, eagles win again the 49ers. >> they kept it their most winning record in the nfl. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen here with more on the win and some take aways from the game. >> ugly day, but hey, a win is a win. we take t wasn't pretty but it was a victory, fairly convincing one at that. the eagles, continue their rain atop the nfl standings while the lowly 49ers remain just that, but let's start with the defense. who just beat up on an already wounded 49ers offense. actually let's, yes, start with the defense then instead. shall we? they've been pretty goo good. defense four times sacked tj, they were without several starters, rodney mcleod and jaylen mills right there pick him off. that one a pick six. the eagles defense, certainly dominating on the day.

also have to talk about carson wentz, over came early pressure, o line couldn't give him much time early on. it wasn't his best showing but he made it count when necessary. he connected when zach ertz, on a 1 yard touchdown pass. also, the big one, though, was the connection with alshon jeffrey. a 53-yard touchdown to him. went finished with 211 yards and two scores. even got to rest at the end. nick fultz ended up taking some snaps. finally how about the other stuff that happened? zach earth, gave a touchdown ball it the one and only mike trout. the angels outfielder and eagles uber fan has been seen at many fans over the last few years. i think phillies fans would love to see him. got to love the celebrations after long touchdown the eagles go with a baseball theme this time ertz after the score, charges the mound, you got to love it. these guys are having a ton of fun. next up, for the birds, denver broncos are in philadelphia, on sunday at 1:00.

you can watch the game right here on cbs-3, the broncos play tonight against the chiefs. so they'll be working on a short week. the eagles are seven and one, they only really have the cowboys to worry about now behind them, taken advantage the east, beat the redskins, all they have to do is worry about these cowboys. i would like to see them keeping winning, you guys. >> got the suit red. >> i let's do it. >> sounds good. >> you got it, sir. >> sunday soaker apparently only inconvenience for eagles fans at lincoln financial field. fans at the tailgate parties dressed for the rain, well prepared. despite the gray skies, eagles fans remained upbeat and never lost their optimism. some say even looking ahead to trip to the superbowl. >> here to support the eagles, no matter the wetter. >> we love football. we love the eagles. this year is looking good

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>> jess ' heavy rains flooded streets in carney, hudson county. she and her son were headed home from high school open house when her car got stuck. reportedly roast to their seat as they waited for help. >> they didn't shut the road down. i came through, shut down the whole -- i was sitting in the

back seat, it started get being, started rising, then i got in the back, then it started to flow out of the car >> yesterday's heavy rains caused down trees and power lines and flooded roads like this one all across the region >> well, high winds and torrential rains battered the big apple, as well. strong wind gusts brought down power lines in new york sparking flames and crushing cars. officials issued a high wind warning for winds of 25 to 35 miles per hour, and gusts up to 60 miles per hour. >> and, heavy rains and high winds also took a toll on rhode island, strong winds whip through buildings and swung doors wide open last night. the storm slammed the coast bringing wind gusts cents as strong as zero seven piles per hour, winds are expected to die down later this morning. >> katie, i was flying in yesterday at the airport, and the last half hour, it was like hold on, buckle your seatbelt, folks, we'll have bumpy landing. >> no kidding. glass you're back here safely. definitely very large system, impacting millions of people.

but they're feeling it at its worse, certainly, far off to the north into the new england area. but it is the same system. some of the rainfall that we've experienced here locally , it is impressive. so if there were any hint after drought, and there was at least a little bit of drier than average conditions across southeastern pa very quickly, i think, getting wiped away here. now these are rainfall amounts just so far. we've had impressive totals, ocean, burlington county, holmdale, howell township picked up over 4 inches every rain, four and a half though that's the highest total we've seen so far anyway. in philly, over 2 inches have already fallen with the system here it is. one more time. looking at the counter clockwise rotation, so it will be exiting from southwest to northeast, in our region, the rainfall moves out that way. but, we're stuck billion winds for the rest of the day, although starts to ease up, at its worse right now, but still notice the breeze the rest of the day. that has its benefits, however , in the form of almost like mother nature's hair dryer. because it will help dry out

the road, little bit more quickly, by the time we hip the tip typical ppm russia lot of this will have had a chance to evaporate. helpful. forty-three the current value at whitt fields elementary school. i guarantee easier than 16- mile per hour sustained winds flow, again, you have got not just the darkness of the morning, but the matted down leaves, the gusty winds, whipping that rain around, and then just the rain itself makes it pretty bad. but wind gusts are currently in the 30's, and even 40's, in a hands full of spots. by the time we hit later tonight, though it, really is clearing out. the winds eases up completely. so halloween all-in-all really looks good. meisha? >> that's the good news, katie yes, today's commute already so busy and wet out, there you guys, seeing accident after accident, so just be real careful. so 309 northbound, near paper mill road. blocking that right lane. you can barely see it pulled off to the right. where we have one of several accident. another one that you can, there you go, schuylkill westbound ramps to 202 southbound pull off to the shoulder, that's where we have

another accident. another accident couple of them where the vehicle actually spun outlet g us know it is very slippery out there. northeast extension northbound past quakertown, left lane, block there, and another area where vehicle spun out, as well, northeast extension, southbound past lansdale. see if i can, actually, a construction sign on the road i believe, yes. here is the accident where we've got it on the pa turnpike, eastbound, before downingtown, that left lane, whenever we're starting to see vehicles spinning out like this, we know we have some hydroplaning action, because of how much rain is on the roadways, in fact, looking in some of the camera shots, you can literally see the pooling on the roadways and of course, that is splashing on the vehicles behind you. then we have another sign on the road, route three, west chester pike at route 352, more on this coming up in a little bit. jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. it has been years years since superintendent err storm sandy hammered the northeast, second cogsly he is storm in us history devestated parts of new jersey and new york leaving more than $70 billion in damage. reporting, many are still

struggling. >> reporter: five years after hurricane sandy, resident in new york are still recovering, as their homes undergo extensive renovations, are being raised or rebuilt. in 2013, 20,000 flood victims in new york registered for assistance to rebuild or replace their homes. >> 250, 300 homes were elevating or rebuilding just in this community. >> reporter: amy peterson, says she can only helpless than half. >> as you know there has been criticism, though, the process has cents been cumbersome, it has been confusing, that early on there was lack every communication. what's your response to that? >> sandy was a dis no one had seen before. problems certainly at the start. 189 to 500 homes have been rebuilt, 370 out of eight ooh homes have been raised. it is five years later. what exactly is taking so long >> what happened was a lot of people were able to return home. but we still felt it was important to elevate their homes and make them safe.

so four years after the storm, within the last year they move out, we elevate their homes, then they'll be safe for the future. >> this has been very painful long process for many of my residents. >> new york city council mark man mark represent a dozen every cone i island resident who live in row homes. >> many of the federal rules and policies don't take into account the urban landscape of new york sit. >> i pamela pettyjohn and her neighbors wantings. >> do we want elevation? yes, yes, that is the only way we can save our homes. we all have 4 feet 6 inches in our living room of sewer, disgusting water from the creek, from the sewer lines, in our homes. the only hope we have is elevation. insurance will be in eggs he is of $10,000 a year. we're on fixed incomes. we will actually lose our homes. >> these folks should not be on their own. we need organization funded by the government to help assist them every step of the way.

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>> looking ahead to a weaken that may feature some showers. since it is days away, chance we see the showers, so we'll update this as we get ever closer, seasonable daytime highs expected low 60s, rahel? >> katie, thank you. for a look at newspaper headlines from across the region. >> from the morning call, bethlehem woman was taken to the hospital after a bullet came through the wall of her home and struck her in the head. >> this happened 1500 block of fairmount street. the woman was transport today st. luke's university hospital

>> and the times of trenton, two firetrucks sustained extensive damage after crashing into each other over the weekend. firefighters from two companies sustained minor injuries, after a trenton ladder and hamilton engine collided at the intersection of passaic and calhoun, both responding western side of the sit. >> i open enrollment under the affordable care ac, begins wednesday, new jersey will have about 100 fewer navigate ers and other assist ers who help people enroll, and they'll have less time to do their work because open enrollment will be about a month and a half shorter. it ends december 15th. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware val. >> i now to run of prehistoric proportions. >> second annual t-rex, people in costumes renee cross town over the week never celebration of halloween. oh, having so much fun. crowds certainly attracting a lot of attention there. i love that costume. >> i would do that. >> i might do it with you.

so cute. >> road trip to nashville. >> well, coming up in the next half hour, rough flight for nb a team on board charter plane. find out what could have dented the plane like that. >> plus, why the power company that landed a $300 million contract to to restore power to puerto rico is coming offer the job. >> probably few hours away from finding out who will face federal charges stemming from the investigation into possible cents clues between russian president donald trump 's campaign. breakdown a list of the posteraro people who could be taken to court. meisha? >> outside, very wet, dark, slow start to the morning commute. and we have problems out there because of it, three accident, signs in the roadway, annum dates for septa, all of the updates coming up of the first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, 63 here's what you need to know to start ooh day in the morning minute, today, october . >> he intentionally rammed two police cars. >> chaos at the king of prussia mall. >> attempt to go run down officers on foot trying to take him into custody. >> officers shoot and wounds a man wanted in armed robberies, and two states. >> rolls, looks, fires, complete, ertz. >> fly eagles fly ♪ >> evening else remain atop the nfl with the best record in the league, seven and one. >> going all the way! >> so i think anybody who has been advised by the special council's office, after targeting the investigation, should be concerned. >> federal indictment in the russian meddling investigation , may be unsealed , in just a couple of

hours. >> and that was sixers joel embiid celebrating at the astros win an epic series game that lasted five hours and 17 minutes. >> so many people talking about that this morning, but it is interesting, though, joel embiid wearing a dodgers jersey, but celebrating houston. >> okay? katie, we're hoping for some winning weather. i think joel embiid just a happy guy. >> i think anybody that watched that game, i mean, that's great baseball. >> there go. absolutely. >> celebrating anyone. >> what i'm wondering, how long is that guy's arm? it look like the phone was way out here. >> seriously? crazy. unreal. well, hey. you know, back here on our side, of the coast, what we're find something just very dreary start to the work week here. we definitely have still some eagles green showing up on the

radar, yet again, a lot of team spirit, some of the rain coming down pretty steadily specially true now, for lower bucks county, and across the new jersey state border. we is her know on just one of the heavier pockets, between places like lower southampton, to up middletown, you're got rainfall rates approaching inch per hour. even though little batch of rain is moving through, and you see it actually now moving right through even on the radar at the bottom of the hour, just keep in mind, if you are driving through that, it may not rain entire inch on top of you since moving right through. but, it will absolutely slow you down. now the win flow also worth a note here. it is predominantly out of the west, as high as the teens and even low 20's, in terms every miles per hour, but do you have higher gusts, that said, within all of this, just very large storm continues to not only intensify but continue to also make its exit. so while we still have the red light for the morning commute with rain and winds, continuing, into the afternoon , skies start to clear out. still will encounter windy

gusts, but the winds really helps whether it comes to helping dry things out on the roadway. and it is a heck of a lot quieter come the typical evening drive. wind advisory still posted, could peak as high as 50 miles per hour the rest of the day, again, we do expect skies to clear out with time, still cool though, only the up ear's for highs today. meisha? >> it will be nice to see that sun back, katie. all right, thank you so much. because yes, those wet roadways are really causing a lot of problems for us out there. good morning, welcome back to machine day, right? accident here 309 near paper mill road blocking far right lane, see how slow moving it is as you pass there, which is very, very smart. now, granted it is because of gaper delay, because of the wed wrote roadways, good you're traveling slow, having a lot of reports of vehicles spinning out in some of the accident. schuylkill westbound ramp to 202 southbound, that accident is still out there. as well. hard to see, frozen shot. but it is out there still. ninety-five south at cottman, take a look at how busy this is. you jump on interstate 95 push in the southbound direction toward center city jumping

into this madness. and there is really nothing that you can do about it. because of all of the rain coming down. it doesn't matter even if you wait, it will be busy all morning long, you're just going to have to get out there i would say give yourself at least a extra 45 minute or so. then this is one of the areas where a vehicle did spin out on the pa turnpike however this accident has now cleared. actually looking okay there. and just a reminder, start today, villanova station, because of construction, no norristown high-speed line south of villanova. today through december 10. your alternate, stadium station, going to be your best bet. more on this coming up in about ten minute, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. washington dc is bracing for what could be dramatic day in the russia investigation. >> indictment in the probe looking into a possible connection between russia and the trump campaign could be unsealed as early as today. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff live in the cbs news center. >> special council robert mueller has been investigating the possible connection between russia and the president's campaign since mid -may. but little has been known since he started investigating

about the specific targets of the investigation, and what anyone may be charged with. but sources tell cbs news that's exactly what we may finds out in a matter of hours cbs has learned a federal grand jury has approved charge , brought by special council, robert mueller, and details of the indictment could be unsealed later this morning. in advance of that moment, president donald trump launched a series of new tweets with a old message. he once again called the probe a witch hunt, saying there is so much guilt by democrats, and clinton, last week it did come to light democrats helped pay for some of the information in a does a of allegations against the president's election team. >> i certainly would have, you know, like to know who paid for it earlier. but nonetheless, that is just one factor to be considered. it doesn't answer the ultimate question which is how much of the work is accurate? how much of is it true. >> still unclear who might be charged and with what. but it is believed the investigation has zeroed in on the finances of the trump campaign and associates.

that includes former trump campaign manager, paul manafort, and former national security advisor, mike flynn. susan collins sits on the senate intelligence committee which is investigating whether russians interfered with the u s election. >> i have not yet seen any definitive evidence of collusion. i have seen lots of evidence that the russians were very active, in trying to influence the election. >> some republicans including new jersey governor, and former united states attorney, chris christie, are focusing more on how the information about today's indictment was revealed early. >> there are strict laws against any of this type of leaking of grand jury activity >> the governor in that same interview also said something we've heard repeatedly from the trump administration. and insistance that the president himself is not under investigation. we'll have to see moving forwards. live in the sat center, henry rossoff, cbs-3, eyewitness news. >> henry, thank you. in other news, police open fire on arm robbery suspect at the king of prussia mall.

this happened in the mall's parking garage around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police say the suspect tried to run down officers with his car, that is when police shot the suspect. paramedics then returned him to the hospital last night police confirm that he's the same man accused of robbing a woman at gunpoint, in the mall 's parking lot on saturday one we spoke with was shocked. >> part of our life, it is part of our lifestyle, in this day and age, don't expect to hear things that got so close to home. >> investigators say the suspect was inside stolen car, from an october 22 carjacking in new castle county. officials found a handgun inside that car. they believe the suspect is connected to two armed robberies in delaware. he's now recovering in the hospital. >> the search is on for gunman who shot and killed a man in north philadelphia. officers found the victim with a gunshot wounds to the head. this happened last night on the 2100 block of north hancock street. there is no word on the victim's identity. and no word on motive. >> the search also continues for suspect who stabbed two

teenagers in philadelphia. >> this happened yesterday morning at north park avenue in logan. both of the teenagers were taken to the hospital where one of them at last check was in critical condition. no word on what may have led up to the stabbing. >> well, the defense team in the briary trail of bob menendez and wealthy friends want why the to declare mistrial. attorney for the new jersey democrat and florida eye doctor, salmon melgin claim the judge hasn't let them introduce witnesses and evidence to adequately present their case. menendez is charged with excepting free flights on private jet, and other gifts from melgin in exchange for political influence, both deny the charges. >> meanwhile, two members of the navy seal team six are being investigated in the death after green beret. army staff sergeant logan j melger found dead in june. they say his death is being investigated as a homicide. melger was working in the african nation of mali in support of the us embasy. >> storm of controversy in puerto rico. has been more than a month

since hurricane maria devestated the island. most of the islands is still without power. now as john loyer end others, the company hired to fix the problem will soon be replaced. >> puerto rico wants to ends its deal with white fish energy. >> our public interest, i have asked the board to invoke the cancellation of laws in the contract immediately. >> white fish was awarded $300 million deal to restore power to parts of puerto rico. the two year old montana based company only had a few full- time employees prior to maria. >> there are issues here, in how this contract came about, there are issues in the contract itself. >> the puerto rico electric power authority is calling for the white fish deal to be canceled, but the lead white fish finished the work it has started. white fish issued a statement saying it is very disappointed in the decision to cancel the deal, and that doing so will

only delay what the people of puerto rico want and deserve. to have power restored quickly many puerto ricans are desperate having spent more than a month in the dark. >> no power, no clean water, for many people, it is a matter of live and death. >> those on the grounds say restoring power on an islands is more difficult than on a landlocked area. >> we're talking about, i think, 6100 miles of cable. so, to move all of that in, to get it in off the barges, to be able to get it in a area will take a long time to get it up and running. >> fema says puerto rico's recovery process might take years. john loyer ends, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> well, hurricane maria wasn't the only major storm to cause a financial blow. >> hurricane half and irma hit hard. storms grounded flight, halted production, closed stores, more than 40% of s&p 500 companies mentioned the hurricanes during their firsts

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>> katie and i always look forward to the song. everyone is wondering what the oak will thunder, playing at about 30,000 feet. >> whatever it was it really left a mark. take a look at this, from thunder forward, carmello anthony's instagram account, quite the dent there, happened while the thunder was traveling from minneapolis to chicago early saturday. delta airlines says their maintenance team believe it was likely a birds strike. >> though were trying to get to a lower altitude, concerned about the cabin pressure. >> never seen anything like that. >> i went to see what he was looking at. >> thankful, man, don't take anything for granted. just be thankful, blessed, able to lands the plane, and everything was okay. you know, seeing stuff like

that, just shows you, you know , how we need to cherish life and understands the important things in life and embrace every moment. >> no one was injured and the thunder beat the bulls once they got to the game in chicago. >> but birds strikes real problem, can cause serious damage. >> i've been hit by birds on planes. struck by lightning. i mean, everything happens. >> you've been struck by lightning. >> well on the plane, not me. i can ' inside the plane. >> your hair still looks nice. >> clarify what you are talking about here. >> i mean, all sort of nonsense happened, yes. >> good grief. yesterday was a mess, katie. it seemed like from the time i woke up to the time i went to sleep. i know you say there were periods where it lightened up a bit? >> it was an all day event. even though it eased up little bit, still was raining through the vast majority of the day, and still is. this is not just large storm system, but taking its time to get out of here. it is moving away, though, by the time the the morning is said and done. eyewitness weather watchers reporting cool air certainly,

low to mid 40's, generally what we find found. i want to focus on one particular watcher report. comes in from marty out in chalfont. he has rain, important, too, his wind direction coming out of the southwest as is most of the wind. generally westerly winds flow. to up 11 miles per hour, but his weather station reported wind gust up to 45 miles per hour. not surprised by that at all. >> region wide, could gust as 45 miles per hour. could last until noontime. rainfall totals, just from yesterday. but, it is interesting, mount pocono ended with record daily rainfall, almost 2 inches, on the entire day. the old record, they crushed it, just about an inch and a half. it was set all the way back to 1972. so very, very soggy day there. pretty much everywhere else. here is the storm system, in question. some snow on it back edge, little too warm obviously for that here, but definately still getting hit with the very chilly rain, some incredibly heaviment look at

this band, rolling over mercer county, as well as that into lower bucks, so it, rotating out of here by the time 9:00 a.m., few hours away, basically jetting it out of here to the northeast, so we do dry out. stuck with there is even by 1:00 p.m. basically clear all-in-all looking real good for trick-or-treat purposes. look at the current winds speeds, pretty stiff. into the 20's, higher gusts an ooh as we showed you, a look ahead to the seven day. we state on the cool side through wednesday, toward the tail end of the week watch for additional challenges with showers. >> thank you so much. and yes, big heads up as you head out the door this morning , give yourselves extra time. seeing problem spots out there because of all of the rain that's coming down. we do have accident here, 309 northbound, near paper mill road. block that right lane, and it is very, very slow moving as you travel on past. take a look at the brake light

, not so much the fact still dark out there. as you approach it, sometimes it sneaks up on you, strong slam on the brakes. >> at least, an extra 45 minute, for me, in it were fee , accident schuylkill wet ramp 202 south blocking right shoulder, you can just see just kind of look overall, generally speaking, over the censor map how much yellow and red, how slow moving you're going dropping far less than posted speeds basically everywhere on all of the majors for sure, 42, take it to 295, you can see, looking very slow. bumper to bumper conditions here. we do actually have an accident in new jersey on 295 southbound, near route 42. oh, yikes. bumper to bumper. jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. well on the health watch this morning, warning for women and men taking acetaminophen before having children. >> new study in pediatrics higher rate of attention deficit disorders whose parent take the pain reliever for long periods, found pregnant

women taking it for more than six weeks, were six times more likely to give birth to babies with adhd. >> long-term use before convention had twice as many children, with adhd. >> they say practice makes perfect, but in the medical world, you don't always get a second chance to save is a life. >> so johns hopkins medicine using life-like robots to stimulate emergencies. cbs news correspondent weijia jiang shows us around the state-of-the-art facilities in baltimore. >> one more. >> even when the patient is a robot, delivering a baby can be chaotic and stressful for doctors. >> something goes wrong. >> baby looks like they might need little extra attention, so i'll call nicu. >> here at johns hopkins medicine. >> little cry. >> medical professionals getting real world experience, in a simulated setting. the patient are plastic, but that doesn't mean they're lifeless. the mannequins actually breathe. and they actually can bling their eyes, they can speak. we can change their heart rate

we can change their blood pressure, their breathing rate >> center tries to make simulation cents like this 15 year old in cardiac arrest, as authentic as possible. from the equipment, to the conversations. >> their rate. >> the level of realism, enables us to look at teamwork look at communication factors, and engages the learner much more than when it was a white room. >> this group of ob/gyn resident works quickly to make sure the newborn is okay as their professor looks at every move. >> mistakes encouraged in the hands on moment. >> this absolutely made me a better physician, when i go out and treat my real patient. >> do we have any recent labs? >> doctor amy manzo caring for this four day old in the pediatric icu. >> if you make a mistake you're not actually going to hurt them. you can take the lesson you learn here in the simulation center and apply them to your real patient. >> blood pressure little lower

>> life saving lessons, for when it really count. weijia jiang, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> fascinating. time now 52:00. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell, charlie rose join us with a preview. good morning to you both. >> hey, good morning, rahel, and jim. the latest on today's expected indictment since special council robert mueller pressure probe. >> woman who a cased peyton manning of sex sexual harrassment speaking out for the first time on tv deborah norville joins us for part of the interview and never before seen video, on manning's 2003 deposition. >> popular on line clothing company accused of running a pier mid scheme, how retailers claim they went into debt because of the company's business mod ill. all of that plus the eye opener, your world in 092nd. see you right at 7:00. >> we will be watching, thanks , guys. >> in other news this morning, actor kevin space i makes surprise revelation while responding to accusation of sexual misconduct. >> the oscar winner announced

on twit their he's gay. came as part of his apology to star track discovery anthony wrap who alleges that the space i made unwanted sexual advance toward him when he was just 14 years old. space i added he doesn't remember the encounter. space i went on to say, quote, if i did behave then as he describes, i owe him the sincerest apology for what would have been deeply inapropriate drunken behavior. addressing his sexual orientation for the first time space i said as those close toast me know in my life i've had relationship with both men and women, i choose now to live as a gay man. >> well, director m. night shyamalon through an epic halloween bash in philly lower the weaken. celebrities, photographer and our friends, huey dillon, caught up with the director in some his famous cast of characters at punch line comedy, attended the shyomowee n bash. for more pictures head to cbsphilly.com. >> now, it is your turn, we

want to see your halloween costumes. post pictures using #cbs3. >> well, the time of year that people pay good money to get squared, while others, do anything they can avoid,. >> tonight at 11:00, the science of fear, why people react so differently. even put our colleagues to the test. wait until you see their reaction, the very can be be very afraid of what's coming up this halloween eve. we'll be right back.

>> before you head out the door, here is three to go. >> armed suspect in the parking lot of the king of prussia mall, man wanted for two armed robberies in delaware among other crimes. >> cbs news reports grand jury charges in the russia meddling investigation, indictment could be unsealed today. >> eagles are seven and one, continue to have the best records in the nfl. , yesterday ' win over the 49ers, we hear from coach doug pederson later today. >> that's three to go. >> sure has night ring to it, seven and one, love it. all right, women, we do have a very soggy start to the day, out there, and this is, i couldn't even tell you what's in the distance here. philadelphia's in there somewhere. this is live look from palmyra cove nature park. just expect the wet weather to trip you up this morning, notice, it is starting to make its exit. just give if few more hours, meisha. >> all right, katie, thank you

so much. yes, because of all of the rain, man are we seeing some problems out there, disable vehicle, schuylkill eastbound near the vine, pulled all the way out to the right. plus, another one, 295 past route 42, two lanes blocked there. >> well, even though i'm wearing my suit, halloween not until tomorrow. >> yes, but today, president trump, the first laidly hands out good toys children from local schools, and military families. the president gave away some treats on friday. president trump spontaneously invited the sons and daughters every media members into the oval office for president a.m. m and m's and other treat. the president said he was surprised that the media could produce such beautiful children. >> well, cbs this morning is coming up neglect, the woman who accused great peyton manning of sexual harrassment speaking out for the very first time on tv. >> remember to join us each weekday morning starting at 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> ♪

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, october 30th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." cbs news confirms. an arrest could come as early as today. what the indictment means and who could be charged. a massive storm knocks out power overnight to nearly a million homes and businesses. heavy winds and rain knocked down trees and power lines and flooded streets from maryland to maine. and a former athlete speaks. she spoke with deborah nor ville who joins us here