a camden county police officer recovers this morning after he is shot in the line of duty, we're live with more on the moment that led up to the gun fire and quick thinking that may have saved that officer's life. the man accused of going on a truck rampage and killing eight people here in new york city is facing federal terrorism charges i'm hanna do ba with what he told police he intended to do. we're turning clocks back this weekend but we are taking a step back in time with temperatures, we can get in the zero seven's and katie's timing out our next chance for rain. it is thursday, november 2nd i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. katie's keeping an eye on things, getting us out the door. >> everything is looking good. started off looking really nice. i said no accidents. now we have a couple out there

>> yes, i jinked it again. >> yes. >> i know. we have a couple here. >> get a block of wood up here you have to tell people it is quiet, you know. >> superstitious. >> a little bit of fog here and there nothing too widespread but it is out there storm scan isn't totally devoid of activity. you will not worry about wet weather, it looks like just a shower or two working its way cross the poconos but that is it. we have a warm front lifting up, right now and that is going to really allow these temperatures to spike. we mentioned 70's. that happens today. wait until you see outlook for later on today but in the meantime just to give you perspective, look at how much warmer it is, compared to this same time yesterday, 21, 22, 23, even 25 degrees warmer, compared to this same time yesterday. so how does that translate to the thermometer? well, we were in the 30's and even mount pocono bottomed out

in the 20's yesterday. we are at 53 degrees right now , incredibly warm by comparison, so, i mean, might as well be in the tropics. well, not that warm. it does feel for perception sake so much mild tore day. you can forgo winter coat but would i still send kid and walk outside yourself with just a light jacket. by 8:00 a.m. we are in the upper 50's but we will spike to 75 this afternoon, so you have got to give this a solid a even though it feels, slightly mug which this warm front lift nothing. we have got sunshine in the forecast and again, a very nice warming trend, throughout the day and this last sometime , too meisha. >> i love that 75 degrees, just so awesome, thanks very much, good morning, happy thursday, very happy thursday indeed, in the 70's, looking outside right now, katie said it, hazy shot, you can see ben franklin bridge our shots are looking like this. not posing too much visibility issue for you, more wide pan like this and looks more then

it is down on the roadways but just a head up if this is what you are working with ben franklin bridge. levels are building ever so slightly. forty-two northbound creek road, you can see we are starting to build levels on 42 as well but good news still traveling around at posted speed. one area are not you can see brake lights here off i-95. what we are looking at is disabled tractor trailer ramp from cottman avenue to 95 south, just a head up on that, cleared out or clearing out of the way but head up, plus you are traveling less than posted speed. we have an accident near second street at east church road one of two we have our second one over here north broad street at east main street so if they are in your area give yourself a couple extra minutes. jim and rahel back over to you camden county police rush to help one of their own after a suspect opens fire shooting an officer. >> "eyewitness news" reporter frank does live outside cooper university hospital where the officer is recovering, good

morning. >> reporter: good morning. officer was shot once in the thigh and jurist non-life threatening. he is in stable condition at coupe are hospital and is expect to recover. now doctors say actions of his fellow officers wrapping a tourniquet around that wound helped tremendously but take a look at this video from chopper three overnight. shooting happened just before 10:30 wednesday near ninth and chelten avenue in camden. police chief scott thompson says his officers were conducting an investigation in the area and stopped a few people. he said one man pulled out a gun and struggle ensued. during that struggle the officer was shot once in the upper right thigh and was rushed to cooper university hospital. other officers arrested the shooter immediately without incident and recovered that gun. chief thompson praised the action of the injured officer as well as his peers. >> i'm extremely proud of the officer and fellow officers that responded, minimized the situation without injury to even the suspect.

they responded heroically, they saved the life of the suspect they saved the life of their officers, brother officers and got them to the hospital and he will be fine. >> reporter: chief has not name the officer at this time but says he has been on the force for about a year. he is not naming suspect who was arrested but said he is an adult male who lives here in camden. for now we are live from cheaper university hospital i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim and rahel, back to you. >> thanks, trang do for that update. car crashed in the north philadelphia warehouse killing one person and hurting another it happened on the 900 block of rising sun avenue just after 1:00 a.m. a 29 year-old woman was driving with a seven five-year old man inside a car, driver who control of the car jumped the curve and then slammed in the side of the building. >> it crashed in the building with such force that it put a 5-foot hole in the building, actually tore the cement,

siding and the bricks. >> the seven five-year old passenger was rush to the hospital where he died. the 29 year-old woman is in critical but stable condition. also new this morning a 23 year-old man is murdered in north fail overnight. police responded to 16th and lipincot street just after 2:00 a.m. where they found the victim pronounced dead at the scene. so far no arrests. federal terrorism charges have been filed against the man accused of plowing a truck through a new york city bike lane on tuesday. eight people were killed in that tack but new detail suggest that the death toll could have been much worse. here's cbs news correspondent hanna doby. >> nypd terrorist should get death penalty according to tweet from president trump overnight. sayfull saipov who plowed a rented truck through a bike lane on tuesday appeared in court on wednesday. >> we have him charged with federal crimes of terrorism. >> reporter: saipov wound by police was rolled in the court

in a wheelchair and shackles. he didn't enter a plea or seek bail, if convicted, the death penalty is a possibility. >> a search of cell phones found in the bag that he was carrying, revealed, thousands of ice is-related images, and 90 videos. >> reporter: police found knives and a note with islamic religious references, sources tell cbs news he bragged about what he did and was very pleased with the success. investigators say saipov admitted to planning the attack for about a year. according to court papers he chose halloween because he believed more people would be out and about, law enforcement is trying to determine how he became radicalized. >> i think we have developed a level of kind of activity between him and others who at various times have been subject of investigations. >> reporter: saipov said had he not run in the school bus his plan was to head to the brooklyn bridge and then target more pedestrians there. hanna doba for cbs news, new

york. in other news manhunt continues this morning for gunman police say opened fire inside a colorado wal-mart killing three people this happened around 6:00 yesterday night, at this store in thornton, that is just north of the denver, authorities say that the man seen in this surveillance image casually walk in the store and then randomly began shooting and then got away in a red car. still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a local nursing home under investigation what we're learning about that raid. caught on camera woman escaped the trunk of her car what she's running from coming up next but first here's jan. you have health insurance for your kid what about your pets? pet insurance is becoming a booming business but it is not for everyone, coming up, who should invest and just how much that insurance can cost. ♪ too good at good byes sam

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welcome back, investigators raid a nursing home in delaware county after complaints about the care

given to patients there. >> "eyewitness news" has learned that visitors to the saint fran is rehab and health care center in darby were stopped by investigators last night and asked about the care of their loved won, in august, complaints prompted an inspection by officials with the state attorney general's office, findings indicated that patterns of neglect that included serious bed sores on patients. we spoke with the daughter of resident who asked to remain anonymous. >> we saw some things here and there back when we first started to go there when we were just like what the heck, you know, to a point that we made sure that we had somebody there every day. >> in order to revoke the facility's license was appealed back in september, instead a set of the conditions that the facility was required to meet was put in place and has been operating under state control since that time. keep your eyes on the screen, this is a gas station in alabama, and after that, watch this, driver walks away, kidnapping victim, pops over

the trunk and frees herself and runs away. she dashes in the station, after kidnapper did take off but police manager to track him down. he faces kidnapping and assault charges and now drug charges for traffic stop, police arrested him but talk about quick thinking, my good ness, terrifying for that poor woman. >> lets send it over to katie. we have quite the forecast, it is now warm outside. >> i know, we were just not at a point where we can completely put away your short t-shirt, short sleeves, your shorts and i wouldn't say you will be basking out in the sunshine necessarily here but it is comfortably warm for the next couple of days. now the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth telltale glow cast very hazy start the two morning here along the boards and in a couple other spots too there is fog to contend with. it is not so thick you cannot see it. step over here you will be able to look down the boardwalk here but it is

obviously just a little marred that visibility. keep that in mind. you may run into that especially near riverbed, water and valleys but storm scan is showing not most organized storm we have ever seen but this next system moving in. it looks like we have precipitation making a beeline don't worry bit maybe see sprinkle in the far north western suburbs and we did some in the poconos. thinks your warm front. this is also what will keep temperatures so warm today and tomorrow, sun, cloud, others in the fog this morning which will dissipate up to 75 degrees. might as well be mid to late september. later tonight we have temple back at the linc, not bad night for football. check this out 67 at kick off taking on navy and it looks like a quiet night. tomorrow throughout the day looks good but spending half toward night fall we will see scattered showers moisture starved front but one that knocks temperatures back so rahel back to much more typical conditions on saturday , saturday night into

sunday a new batch of showers coming in, meisha. >> thanks very much, katie, good morning, everyone, happy thursday, we are looking outside, starting to build up, cracking in the 6:00 o'clock hour it will start to happen here but call your attention this camera shot 95 south around airport this is looking nice but look at the tweet that the airport did tweet out dense fog into philadelphia area this morning. check your flight status. be safe driving in the airport and allow extra time. make sure to follow that advice. right now it doesn't look like any delays but be mindful check with your car year just to make sure because of those issues. then speaking of the fog this is where we had an accident route one southbound, still out there, you can see it looks like 1lone ranger but one flashing light here and you can see we will be moving by here and still very dark and visibility issues might be a factor as that kind of creeps up so just a head up. accident new second street ate church road we have one here and another one, schwanksville

road at grub road f these are in your area give yourself a couple extra minutes. two points of construction northeast extension, before mid county and pennsylvania turnpike westbound near norristown that right lane, jim and rahel, back over to you. while most pet owners would do anything for their fury friends behind they get sick a trip to the vet isn't cheap. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is here to tell us about pet insurance a perk that is offered by some employees. >> a lot of co are doing so now. north american pet health insurance association reports that nearly half of the fortune 500 companies offer perks to employees. pet insurance is a booming business by 2019 the industry is expect to surpass $1 billion but on a personal level it can be a gamble if you are covered by your employer, not everybody can afford it. >> ready to go. >> reporter: rita brings her boston terrier rube toy radiation treatment three times a week. >> hi. >> reporter: twelve year-old

ruby was diagnosed with a tumor near her tail in august, fortunately rita invested in pet insurance eight years ago. >> it is a relief, it is an investment and gamble, insurance usually is. >> reporter: insurance for dogs, cats and other pets is growing in popularity, nearly 2 million pets were insured in 2016, that is up 15 percent from the prior year but that is still a fraction on of the 144 million pets in america. some fortune 500 co are offering employees pet insurance as a work perk. >> from their employees point of view the pets have become part of the family, literally, over the last few years pets have moved from the backyard into the bedroom. >> reporter: if you have to buy a plan on your own it can cost $40 a month, usually only cover accidents, illnesses not wellness visits and vaccines. >> i can understand a lot of people can't afford that. >> this doctor say insurance is vital when an animal is hit

with a serious disease like cancer. >> it starts off about 4,000 and ranges up to about 9,000. >> wow. >> very difficult. >> reporter: erika wishes she had protection her dog sophie was recently diagnosed with cancer in her leg. >> all together it has been about $11,000. >> reporter: insurance would have covered 90 percent of sophie's medical bills, an option erika plans to buy for future pets. now if you are interested, in pet insurance you have to do your homework, again it can be expensive and many plans don't even cover routine checkups. apparently jim, other issues as well. >> check fine print they have exclusions based on the breed of the animal. they say this doggies not covered because that is something that commonly occurs in a specific breed. always read fine print whether for dog, cat insurance or people insurance. thanks, great report. appreciate it. looking for work we will tell you who is offering jobs on the spot today.

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looking ahead to the upcoming weekend we have a batch of showers that is going to put a damper on part of the weekend forecast while saturday is typically a cool fall day it should be brightest day with sunshine but late their night into sunday first half of the day, some showers move in, they should taper off nicely as day goes on, guys. now for a look at newspaper headlines. >> press of atlantic city with a week to go until election day allegations of voter fraud in atlantic city. people working for don guardian have asked the atlantic county prosecutor's office continue on investigate what they claim is evidence democratic activist are offering monetary gifts for people if they cast vote by mail ballot. mercury of one time member

former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kaine security detail will spend holidays behind bars. pennsylvania supreme court has refused to hear patrick reese 's appeal, convicted in 2015 for contempt after access ing e-mail messages related to i grand injury that i investigated kaine for leaks kaine remains free, on bail, pending outcome of her appeal. from the spirit of the delaware county building known as roosevelt school is new home of the middletown township historical society. museum and office will occupy three rooms of the site and building itself is an artifact built in 1921 as a four room schoolhouse. >> that is some of the newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. rahel, are you looking for a job? whole food is hiring, conducting interviews at every store today. some jobs will be offered right on the spot. whole food wants to hire 6,000 people for full-time and part-time jobs, they include permanent and seasonal positions. >> speaking of seasonal star bucks wants to you help design its holiday cups this year it is dropping traditional ready sign.

now the cup has presents, christmas tree, doves and white space, the space is for you, to color in your self. star bucks says the cups message toys give go, unveiled the cup yesterday. coming up in the next half an hour of "eyewitness news" open enrollment is underway for affordable care act we will tell what you has change about the coming year. and osama bin laden's viral video stash, files released by cia shows al qaeda leader had unusual interests like cartoons and tutorials on crochetting and you won't believe what else is there. and our own pat gallen, he gets to try out with the philadelphia soul, how did dough? we will find out coming up. looking outside right now, well, congestion levels looking okay but we have visibility issues to contend work three accidents, construction and a sound of advice from the airport. we will have those updates coming up. but first we will take a quick but first we will take a quick break, we will be right (upbeat music)

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good morning, i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. 6:30. here's what you need to know to start dare in the morning minute, today thursday november 2nd, 2017. police in camden county make an arrest after one of their own shoddies in the line of duty. >> this officer's jurist not life threatening. federal terrorism charges now filed in this man accused in the deadly truck attack in new york city. dramatic escape kidnapping victim breaks free when her captor stops for gas in alabama.

>> unaudible. >> houston astros are world series for the first time in franchise history. >> are we ready to go. >> yes. that was singer sam smith and fifth harmony doing car pool car oak which james corden on the late show. >> putting in some work, work, work. speaking of work what is the forecast looking like. >> that song has work from home, can we do that? >> wouldn't that be nice. >> good idea. >> isn't that a good idea. >> do it with our pajama pants >> maybe we can call friday pajama day like they do in elementary school and show up

in our pj's. >> management's head would explode. >> let's do it. >> all right. we will look ahead to, very warm weather here, we do have areas of fog developing out there and that fog is really very, very patchy. where you do have it it may slow you down ever so slightly it is not a horrible concern this morning. it is not that widespread. looking at storm scan you can understand why. there is activity on the satellite and radar across the poconos there was a sprinkle this morning but we don't to have worry about wet weather here today, guys. we do expect to see the sun more than anything as the day goes on. take a look we have happen has air visibility issues here and there toward wilmington, and it is pretty consistent that we have had half mile under visibility for last couple of hours now, up in trenton we are down tie half mile, philly international at 4 miles. keeping in mind too that these are observation sites that are reporting this visibility it does not mean the entire city of philadelphia is at 4 miles visibility. you may run into that fog by the banks of the schuylkill for example. keep that in mine.

skies do clear out at lee fog should as we head toward the late morning here with the sun having time to help scour it out. more so sun then anything. highs in the mid 70's, yeah, not a typo. we might as well be in september with these temperatures but we are off to such a warm start here only in the 50's at coolest for most of you, and that will warm up come 3:00 p.m. 75 with some sunshine. make outdoor plans my goodness it looks like a great day and this theme continues for a while, meisha a will let you know when a cut off comes. >> nobody will be complaining about that, thanks very much. good morning to all of you, happy gateway to the weekend, guys. we are looking outside by the airport, nothing, just looking good in terms of the congestion levels. everybody is moving around at posted speed. however, because of that fog airport put out this tweet, fog in the philadelphia area, check your flights, as you carry out and be safe out there check the flight status. even if everything is on time right new we never know what it will be like in 30 minutes. head up on than. that plus we have more fog but

there is also an accident here just blinking lights right you the one southbound before the turnpike but not too far away. that was southbound side, on the northbound side in the same area, route one northbound at turnpike we have another accident. head up we have a couple more accidents i want to tell but quickly as well, it is in cheltenham near second street ate church road and then a fourth accident this morning right now in upper salford, so advantagesville road. would i say give yourself a couple extra minutes to maneuver around but thinks where you will get hung up on. we have construction crew is here. northeast extension southbound before mid county bumper to bumper conditions here, all red, pennsylvania turnpike westbound near norristown that right lane is also block. that is also very slow there as well. rahel, back over to you. camden county police officer is recovering after being shot on the dock overnight. shooting happened just before 10:30 near ninth and chelten avenue in camden. officials say officers were conducting an investigation when they stopped a small group of people. that is when one men in the

group reportedly pulled out a gun and shot the officer. responding officers rush to help injured cop and arrested the suspect. camden county police chief said he was proud of their work. >> they responded heroically, they saved the life of the suspect, they saved the life of their officers, brother officers and got them to the hospital. >> authorities are not releasing name of the officer at this time they tell us he was on the force for a year, he was currently in stable condition with the gunshot wound to his thigh. new details behind insuring terror attack as suspect makes his first appearance in court sayfull saipov is facing terrorism charge's accused of killing eight people when he drove in the manhattan bike trail. officials say that he wanted to continue his attack all the way to the brooklyn bridge to kill even more people. they also say that he pick halloween since he thought there would be more people on the streets. former trump campaign officials paul manafort and rick gates are expected to peer in federal court today, both men pled not guilt think

week to a slew of charges including money laundering and conspiracy. special counsel robert mueller unveiled the charges in connection to his investigation into possible collusion between members of the trump campaign and russia. all right. open enrollment has now begun for affordable care act. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. we will go to jill in a moment but first cia released a massive amount of files from the 2011 raid of osama bin laden's pakistan compound. >> take a look, this is never before seen video of bin laden 's son, hopefully we can get that up because that is bin laden, of course, but video of his son as an adult, he was potential successor to lead al qaeda terrorist group. video was one of the files released yesterday n somewhat of a surprise we have learn that another file found in bin laden's computer was popular you tube video known as charlie bit my finger which depicts a boy and his baby

brother. all right. coming up novice national diabetes month, doctor jennifer cuddle is here with advice on how to know if you are at risk for developing the disease. we will also have this... >> i'm pat gallen in pitman, new jersey trying out with the philadelphia soul, working on my hands, my post route my corners, we have more when we come a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward.

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>> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger comes to tell us what is change for the coming year good morning. >> if you worn of the 10 million who plan to purchase, what do you need to know? >> well, the enrollment period for 2018 coverage has been cut in half, so yes, it started, it runs through december 15th, and that is for the 39 states that use healthcare.gov for coverage. states that run their own exchanges have set their own deadlines. best place to start healthcare.gov, click on get coverage. you'll be asked to select your state, if you don't have any health care or don't qualify for an exception you will be subjected to the individual mandate, remember that the fee for not having insurance. it is the higher of two and a half percent of your income, 695 bucks per adult, max is 2085. so, you pay that penalty, on federal income tax return you filed for the year you do not

have coverage. >> so jill, how much will people expect to spend next year. >> well, because the trump administration has discontinued. and, cost sharing payments, the cost for, silver plan, middle level plan will jump by an average of, 34 percent this year. that is huge. the good news is, 80 percent of health care dot gov customers are receiving subsidies and will lower their premiums n2018, if you are an individual earned between 12 and $48,000 a year annually you will qualify for a subsidy for a four person family they are available between 24 and the people above those levels that will hurt. you should know health care dot gov shuts down, from midnight until noonan most sunday during enrollment. so, if you need help there are several none in profits that

are, providing guidance one i found helpful get america covered, you can find in medium.com/get america covered spend sometime. this will be different this year. >> don't automatically re enroll you may not have the same coverage. thanks, jill. turning to sports, houston astros are your 2017 world series champs. stewart springer hit his fifth home run of the world series in the second inning last night, l.a. and that made it five to nothing astros. springer named series mvp, astros held off dodgers for their first title in team history in seven games, final score last night five-one. city of houston exploded with delight at final out team allowed fans to watch the game in the stand at minute mate park in houston and home of the astros, as party from the first inning on. >> also, sports illustrated celebrating this morning this cover, from three years ago when the team was trying to rebuild after several losing

seasons. the prediction, clearly came true and player on the cover outfielder george springer turned out to be the 2017 world series mvp, congratulations to the astros and congratulations to sports illustrated. >> yes, they need to buy a lottery ticket. ever wonder what it is like to try out for a professional sports team. >> our pat gallen knows and he got his own try out with the philadelphia soul, so patrick, how did it go. >> about as well as you can expect, washed up slow athlete but if you are in great shape you can give it a shot this weekend. hey, maybe you'll see me on the soul roster. the philadelphia soul are back to back arena bowl winners. >> philly, philly. >> reporter: now they are looking for you. this saturday is their open try out for hundreds of hopefuls give their all but to make the afl you better bring it. >> it is all about business. football is a business. we look for what we need. if you got it, we will take you. >> i went to a lot of tryouts. >> reporter: how many do you think you have gone through.

>> seven or eight. >> reporter: soul invite meade to take part in my own try out , i was tested on my 40, agility on defense and wide receiving skills. are my feet good enough, hand, speed and first the 40. >> act like you are holding a block, stretch out. >> and load up in the block. >> 5.45. >> that is defensive back drill. >> break it down to this cone. >> i will open you up now. come down and break for this cone. >> catch the ball. >> here we go. >> back, back. >> good stuff. >> one hand. >> yeah. >> now the hard parts running routes like a wide out.

>> it was a mixed bag but all about how you finish. >> is there a future for me. >> lou pretty quick, man you don't to have lie. >> you have been working at home. >> i don't blame you. >> you did prove us wrong. >> saturday is in trying out for soul, registration starts at eight, go to philadelphia soul.com for more info. how did i look? >> you looked a little out of breath. i. >> i'm not a recruiter so i have no comment. thanks, patrick, we appreciate it. katie, if you want to exercise today you can do it outside. >> definitely looks like a very warm day starting off on a very warm note, some of you

do have fog to contend with as part of the larger storm system lift nothing as a warm front right now and then eventually a cold front will pass through later tomorrow. in the meantime we are sitting pretty, comfortable warmth here starting off the morning with temperatures in the 50's, but looking at storm scan three locally we have some cloud working their way in, some fog issues to contend with and that is potentially going to trip you up depending where you are headed. we have rounds of precipitation on the way, late in the day saturday, wye spread showers and saturday into sunday and by monday our next cold front approach west a line of p.m. showers. so we will let you know if the timing should change but the wind is calm and it is generally out of the south, but it is a very warm beginning to the morning. sky conditions, currently, well, we have some fog issues, accord together weather watchers, out in wilmington in tabernacle, lou, john, lisa are all reporting fog. ed in chesterfield where there is also just a few included but he doesn't have them low

to the gun at this hour. looking forward in the eyewitness weather seven day very mild forecast for the most part, there are a few days that are much more fall like, and only mid 50's by wednesday but along with multiple front moving through over span of the multiple days , and we are facing wet weather issues but i don't think anyone day looks like a drenching conditions like we had this pennsylvania weekend, but by the time we hit saturday 60 degrees and sunshine. it is time to fall back. turn those clocks back. give yourself that extra hour of sleep. but we have some showers again saturday night into sunday and might be a little damp for eagles tailgaters, and no wash out status like last week even >> last weekend, but i got to say even though rain coming down last weekend, i was out there and they were excited they will be excited this week as well no doubt. we are looking outside, schuylkill headlights approaching montgomery drive where you are in bumper to bumper conditions. so clearly no more traveling at posted speed there. ninety-five at the airport head up airport tweeting out

dense fog and because of that no delays but make sure to check with your car year because we could. just a head up, fog, and an accident here still out here route one southbound before turnpike you can see flashing lights and you can see you are bumper to bumper conditions here as well. that is not only accident we have this, and it is still out there new second street ate church road, and we have had two accidents and one map here one has cleared, schwanksville has been cleared. ridge road at moyer road we have lanes block here. just a head up visibility issues that is what i'm assuming is causing these accidents. they have all come at the same time, just be careful, two points of the construction, northeast extension, yikes, 7 miles an hour, that means you are sitting in bumper to bumper conditions here as well northeast extension southbound before mid count that i right lane blocked and then take a peak at pennsylvania turnpike westbound near norristown, right lane blocked that is not so great either, rahel, back to you. novice national diabetes month and while you may be familiar with more common types of the disease, did you

know that prediabetes is a major health concerning. >> an estimated 84 million adults in the u.s. has pre diabetes, majority of them don't know they have it. family physician doctor jen cuddle is here to tell you if you may be at risk good morning, doctor jan good morning, how are you. >> good. we hear about sugar but what do we know about the cause of diabetes and prediabetes. >> great question because aloft people don't know what diabetes is. many different types we are focusing on type two diabetes which effects many americans and people throughout the world. but, type two diabetes occurs when our bodies don't use insulin properly. sometimes we don't make it presently as well. as a result is there too many sugar in the body that doesn't go in the cells but bloodstream and effect things like our heart, our eyes, our blood vessels, nerves, et cetera. that is the thing with them i have never heard of pre diabetes so what are symptoms and what is it. >> what is it, yes.

prediabetes is just before diabetes. your blood sugar ties high, not normal but not enough to be called diabetic. that is boarder line. 84 million people have it. 3 million don't even know it but this is really important because prediabetes is a risk factor for then getting diabetes. really important for people to know. >> how do you know at risk and you are at wrist whack do you do then a lot of the risk factor for predie by the, it is being obese, sedentary, not having an active lifestyle, eating a poor diet, age 45 or older, women who had gestational diabetes, diabetes during pregnancy are at higher risk certain rates, we are at higher risk as other races as well and there are risk factors. >> once determine you are at wrist whack do you do. >> you have to see your doctor that is where we come n people say go see your doctor because only way to know. you might have signs and symptoms but most people don't you to have get a blood test. there are other test that is can be donnas well to see if

you are in that prediabetic stage. >> regular physical. >> or sometimes it mate be outside regular physical because we want other things to be check, too blood pressure, those can all factor into this diabetes fear. >> lets say you diagnosed with diabetes, is there anything you can do to reverse the diagnosis. >> yes, great question, once you are diagnosed with diabetes we don't think of it as being reversed we think it being control. people that control diabetes to the point where they are in longer on medicine or insulin they are doing well but they have to work to maintain it, keep a healthy diet, lifestyle >> healthy diet, working out you can delay diabetes and pre diabetes and that is important as well. >> exercise. >> that is right. >> there are things to prevent or delay diabetes losing weight, exercising regularly, jim, that is right. eating healthy. watching for those carbs. don't take in too much sugar. quitting smoking. so we can test to see if you

have diabetes or not but of course, talking to your doctor is really important. >> good information paying more attention to my health every week you are here. thanks, doctor jen, we will be right back with three to go.

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school. there are places that are more dense then others but patchy fog work that said and once sun does rise which will happen in a half an hour expect thaw will see that sun clear out cloud cover and very warm day, nice day all and all expect. make outdoor plans, why not. it does get cooler by saturday cold front does come through. friday evening watch for a scattered shower here and there, saturday nice all day and then rebounding all over again saturday into sunday watch out for showers. monday to start the week back in the 70's, meisha. thanks very much. looking outside construction thinks an area northeast extension southbound before mid count that i right lane blocked but take a look at that red 7 miles an hour at best, bumper to bumper conditions there heading out there give yourself 45 minutes to an hour, plus pennsylvania turnpike westbound near norristown that right lane block there as well, take a peak, i-95 taillights moving in the southbound direction near allegheny this is also where you are in bumper to bum perfect conditions right now. tomorrow morning on our dream drive i'm expanding our

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