. >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. heart break-in texas. a community gather to remember the victims after mass shooting that unfolded in the middle of sunday services. and i agree with you, that our relationship is extraordinary. >> president trump touts us japanese relations as he continues to visit the asian country. the tough words he has for north korea one of the top things on his agenda. >> he is in for the touchdown. first touchdown as an eagle. >> and down go the broncos, eagles keep the top record in the nfl as they head into a bye week, we'll have the big months from their win against denver. >> today is monday, november 6

good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. hopefully you enjoyed the extra hour of sleep this weekend, i know i d let's get a check of the forecast with meisha and the forecast with kate. >> i who doesn't ex joy the extra hour? that helped me with jet lag coming back from minnisota things looking really good. no accidents to report. nice dry roadways. >> for now. >> for now. >> there is another front com ing. >> so looks like we'll have scattered showers probably thunderstorm as there, as well , at some point out here today, wouldn't be worse idea to walk out with a umbrella decent swat of rain working into southeast pa right now. locally at least things still quiet. should stay that way for the next couple of hours, could you see a sprinkle? i did on the drive in. it is possible, but won't be driving through drenching deluge of any kind in the next few hours, though again could be few showers around, and notice there are even few working their way towards the poconos as we speak. that's where your travels take you, probably see the showers little sooner. meanwhile really warm, again, broken record, right here. mid 60s, in fact, 63, the

magic number up and down i95. sixty-two milville and very very mild start up at mount pocono, the cool spot of the bunch at 56 degrees. for mid november, yes, that's a really warm start. so we do rebounds yet again despite the clouds and the rounds of showers and yes probably couple of thunderstorms in there, too. we will still rebounds looks like into upper 60s, meisha. >> wow that's going to feel warm. i have to tell you 30 degrees in minnisota, snow coming down all weekends. good morning, it is so nice to feel this beautiful weather. looking outside, things looking real good. schuylkill eastbound, as you push in the spring garden, what you are working with. nice open roadways, basically anywhere we look this morning, 95 south at cottman, what we are looking here coming around the s curve. if you push into center city still will hold levels here, but on a monday morning, it will be busy. probably start to heat up around 9:00. the ben franklin bridge rather push westbound from jersey in center city looking real nice there. get you some construction coming up in the next ten minutes, jim, rahel, back to

you. >> thank you shall meisha. candlelight vigil to remember the victims every yesterday's small shooting in the small texas town town of sutherland springs, mourners gathered across the street in the first baptist church with your gunman shot and killed 26 people wounded about 20 others texas governor greg and booth joined the mourners and asked for god's comfort. president trump has ordered american flags to fly at half staff through thursday at sunset in memory of the victims. >> the gunman opened fire during sunday morning services , he was found dead short time laterment southerland spring about 30 miles southeast of san antonio. as courtney others, the focus now on the gunman's motive. >> reporter: between 40 and 50 people were attending sunday services at the first baptist church of southerland springs. at about 11:15 a.m., witnesses say a single man with a gun walk in and opened fire on the congregation. >> he is a young, white male, maybe early 20's, he was dressed in all black.

>> some four dozen people were wounded more than half of them fatally. >> at least at this moment in time there are 26 lives that have been lost. >> the gunman fled the scene in a vehicle, pursued by private citizen send, armed by a rifle, after driving north for some time, the suspect suv left the road and came to a halt in a field. police arrived to find the man dead inside it. >> at this time we don't know if it was self-inflicted gunshot wounds or if he was shot by our local resident. >> the suspect was later identified as 26 year old devin patrick kelley, investigators say they have no idea what may have prompted this rampage. >> if he came here wanting to know the motive, you will feel disappointed. >> it are provided massive response from local, state, federal law enforcement agencies. fbi and the department of homeland security among those who have joined the investigation. sutherland springs about 35 miles east of san antonio. on sunday one person describes

scribed it asomugha the kinds of place where everybody knows everybody including the people who were killed. courtney, cbs news, sutherland springs, test as. >> and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of this deadly mass shooting in texas. we'll have coverage all morning long, you can also finds our coverage on line at cbsphilly.com and the cbs local app. >> local news, police searching for gunman this morning after deadly shooting in south philadelphia. it happened on the 1300 block of catharine street, just after 7:30 last night. police found a 20 year old man , shot once in the torso. they returned him to the hospital where he died a short time later. investigators are trying to figure out what led to the fatal gunfire. >> meanwhile, the search for gunman continues as a community mourns the loss of a teenager in north philadelphia family and friends held a candlelight virginina ill last night 2700 block every north 19th street. just after midnight yesterday, 16 year old boy was shot and killed on the same block. police say the shooter walk up to a crowd, that included

children, and opened fire. >> they should be able to play , go outside your house, not have to worry about this. >> we got to get err up as a family. we must stop the violence. >> investigators say a 12 year old boy was also shot in the leg. he is expected to survive. police have not released either of the victims' names. >> this morning philadelphia man formally charged in the death of his older brother. sixty year old jamison bokman facing first degree murder charges, police say he killed 674 year old harry bokman in his elkins park home. according to police the victim recently bailed his brother out of jail but wouldn't @ law him to stay at his home due to his alarming violence. >> delaware county fire left a woman seriously injured, the fire broke out yesterday evening at this home on king avenue in folcroft. once the fire was out, we're told the victim was found inside unconscious. no word on her current condition. authorities now want to know

what sparked that fire. and say they're not ruling out the possibility of arson. >> we're not sure. they're going to look into that. they're going to bring i think arson dog in here. they do a lot of things to verify that first. >> and two cats were killed in that fire. in other news, president trump holds a working lunch with his japanese counter part as he continues his 12 day tour of asia. over a meal president trump and japan's prime minister aba y and their staff discussed ongoing tensions with north korea country launched two balistic missiles over japan in recent months, later an at a news conference he renewed the pledge to defend the nation. >> the united state of america stands in solidarity with the people of japan against the north korean menace. history has proven over and over that strong and free nations will always prevail over tyrants who are owe press their people. >> president trump and abbay spent yesterday together. two played nine holes of golf then metaphor lunch and dinner

trump also met with the japanese emperor. anthony weiner is set to start his prison sentenced to. the former congressman is facing 21 months in jail for sending obscene text messages to 15 year old girlment democrat from new york city stepped down in 2011 after sending a woman an ex police it photo of himself on twitter he was caught in several other sexting scandels after that. weiner is the estrays training dollars husband of hillary clinton aide, who filed for divorce in may. >> jury in the bribery trial in the trial of bob menendez should get the case. should hear this important from menendez attorney and then the prosecution rebuttal. charged with excepting free flights on private jet and other gift, from florida eye doctor, solomon melgin in exchange for political influence. both denied the charges. the jury sat through nine weeks of testimony. >> happening today, election day, voters in our area will make their voices heard in several races. new jersey voters making their

picks for governor. state senate and state house, pennsylvania voters picking state judges, local judges in members of the state house, delaware voters will make picks for the state senate. also school board elections in all three states and of course here in philadelphia, vote letters pick the next district attorney. >> well the philadelphia eagles are flying high into their bye week after a big win at the linc. >> eagles hosting the broncos who had the top rated defense in the nfl entering play yesterday afternoon. first quarter carson wentz to alshon jeffrey. eagles have seven positive three lead. many of us watched this game. you know what happened. second quarter new running back jay ajayi tears off 46- yard touchdown, and the birds blasted the broncos 51 to 23. >> we are where we, are because that group in the lockerroom. and they're playing with a lot of confidence. they love to play the together they practice extremely well during the week and prepare themselves. and they're doing the little

things right. >> obviously feel like we have momentum. we'll enjoy this, relax, kind of get away, then come back ready to go. >> and the pride of glassboro eagles running, rookie running women clemente had three touchdowns on the day. >> broncos considered to have one of the best defenses in the nfl, so much for that. >> south philadelphia eagles fans watching the game at chicky's and pete's excited to watch the men in green as the birds scored early and often. there were many reasons to cheer. >> i saw really good game. their offense was really good. they crushed them. >> i saw the number one defense get absolutely destroyed, destroyed. >> they were not the number one defense halfway through the first quarter. >> as we know, the best defense is now, is the eagles, philadelphia in the house. >> well, fans at the linc rooted for quarterback carson wentz for the league's most valuable player. >> really were pummeled. i used to live in denver, but

i'm a philly girl. so no question who i was rooting for. >> nobody really looks toward to the morning commute, do they? >> no, but be grateful you don't have to deal with. >> this had to close highway due to wintery weather. where all of this unfolded. >> at that point you could hear the man inside go i'm burning, i'm burning, get this fire out. >> dramatic dash cam video, where they rushed to save a man from a burning car, how this all ends coming up.

>> 4:43, police are launching murder investigation after a woman's body was found float inning cobbs creek park. investigators believe the victim was strangled. the the passerby discovered the victim's body around 11:00 . the woman floating in the creek near 63rd and spruce streets, she was pronounced dead at the scene. so far this morning, no arrests. and, it turns through the senator ran paul's injuries are more serious than officially thought. that's after the gop leader was attacked at his kentucky home friday. police arrested senator paul's

neighbor, 59 year old rene, who admitted to going on paul 's property and tackling him. senator paul reportedly has five broken ribs, lung injuries, not clear when he will return to work. investigators are still trying to figure out a motive. >> police officer's dash cam catches dramatic footage of a man being rescued from a burning car. >> this all happened yesterday 30 miles east of los angeles, victim told police he dozed off at the wheels, slammed into a pole, flipping his car. officers struggled to put out the flames, as bystanders did their best to assist. they then heard cry for help. >> he woke up as the fire was burning his seat. at that point could you hear the man inside going i'm burning, i'm burning, get this fire out. i'm hurt, i'm hurt. >> fire was in the engine part he was on the floor. and the fire was burning him. >> police used a crowbar to pr y open the drivers door and pull him to safety. few officers suffered minor burns, amazingly this driver is expected to be okay.

>> now, while we're feeling unseasonably warm these days, washington state is dealing with snow. >> so bad, crews had to close the busy interstate near seattlement take a look at the video, for four hours yesterday crews closed stretch of interstate 90 known as snow path, blamed the wintery weather for several crashes. cars collided some spun out, interstates closure caught some drivers by surprise. >> then closed for oh, i don't know how long. but they didn't let us know. like there is no sign at all saying no, there is no sign. >> did you know that this might happen? >> no, not at all. because just because that far we are in this car, yes. >> but so far so good. everybody's cozy. >> everybody's cozy, i'm fine. >> what is she drinking? is that a newell there? crews reopened i-95, mid- afternoon yesterday, but snow and slush still covered parts of the highway. i think we were all wondering that? >> hey, bring one in case after snowstorm. >> my goodness, okay.

>> you know the they're known like in the higher elevation, and if it goes up so quickly that they get snow all the time. but they usually see it coming and they'll alert people and know when they need to shut down. >> weekend surprise. >> seems as though, yes, i don't know. >> the only thing worse than that not realizing that you'll be stuck in that. >> no kidding. >> none of that around here, though. >> oh, no. >> you know, there is some chilly air coming in. and there could be a few flakes fly in the very far northern counties, like northeast pa before this week is said and done. yes, much cooler air mass, finally, finally, starting to mover in here. couple of different front that come in. now when i say that i don't think that we will see anything stick yet. like we're just not there yet. but there is a cold enough air mass coming in that again is far northern counties could see maybe few flakes that mix in in the next couple every days. for now, just rain event here. even few thunderstorms will rumble in with the latest front trying to move in, actually allowed little bit of fog to form here outside the boardwalk plaza, that tell

tail haze over the boardwalk lights here. yes, here go. look at the wide picture, a lot going on. here is some of the snow still crossing into parts of february rays, a south dakota, the front that affect us here today, that's going to usher in again few showers probably thunderstorm as well. and i don't expect any kind of major severe weather elements out of the day, but a day you might hear few rumbles every thunder. not the worse idea but any showers that do come through will be somewhat likely scat nerds nature. not everyone getting hit at any given point in time. it is actually still another mild day. up to 69 degrees here. and again, with some showers and thunderstorm rumbling on through, especially pm hours, but i wouldn't be shocked if you saw few raindrops early this morning, on my drive in, too, wasn't enough that i needed the umbrella to walk into the building. later tonight down to 42 degrees, un clearing sky, behind the front, then look forward, and yep, there goes the drop-off. even philadelphia temperatures talking about, so it will be heck of a lot chillier up in the mountains, but regardless, just some showers to look forward to here for the next couple of days, meisha?

>> katie, thank you so much. very good morning to awful you , happy monday. looking outside right now, yes , nice dry roadways will help our busy what will be a busy monday morning commute. looking outside, weaver this disable vehicle, 95 north, past business route one. it was blocking a lane. now it is pulled all the way off to the far right shoulder ment quick peak at the boulevard looking great as you push in the southbound direction, do have construction northeast extension, northeast extension southbound past quakertown, right lane, one to two lanes block there. also the turnpike, we had some debris in the roadway now cleared. and westbound between norristown and valley forge, crews were out there, but they've now just moved out of the way. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. amazon is making a new effort to steel customers away from competitors, like wal-mart. >> we'll explain their plans to lure you away in this morning's

nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches.

they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. >> 4:00 ooh, time for check on business news. >> money watch's diane king hall joins us from the new york fock stock exchange, good morning, diane. so after being snubbed by

american airlines, cutter airways now buying a steak in cafe pacific. how much is it paying? what's this all about? >> reporter: good morning, rahel, jim. that's right. buys nearly 10% steak in the asian airliner. $662 million investment gives a steak in the world's second biggest air travel market. that explains it. expert predict china will be the largest mark by 2022. both airlines are members of one world frequent-flier alliance that allows customers earn and use miles on partner carriers. meantime a check of where stocks closed friday. once again finish be g record territory, dow added nearly 23-point, nasdaq rose 49. >> i understand the ballet for holiday shopping list is heating up and amazon is using new discount strategy, how is this going to work? >> the battle is on, you guys, we started talking about this right after halloween, so amazon is discounting prices on products from third party sellers now in it website. discount includes board games,

technology gadget. >> so the battle is on, they're trying to pull just. >> just last week talking about wal-mart react to go amazon, trying to uncut them. listen, it is confusing to keep up with. but as long as it means lower prices i'm on board. >> same thing, i'm on board with it, offer me the discount , that's fine. >> let them fight it out. >> shop until you drop. >> see you in the next hour. >> well, you may want to grab the umbrella on the way out the door this morning. >> yes, katie tracking showers >> indeed. you know, look like the bulk of the wet weather comes into the second half of the day. but i wouldn't be shocked if you're flicking the windshields wipers even sooner than that, however, not only still active pattern but turns a lot cooler, which day ends up being the chilliest, when we come back.

>> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. little bit of haze settling over the center city skyline right there. no visibility problems yet. you may encounter little bit every fog traveling around this morning, but still wait fogger cold front to pass through, where it is coming from. more than anything today is the day to prepare for wet weather t does look like showers, thunderstorms that we're expecting are most likely to be widespread into the second half of the day. but you can already see pretty solid batch of rain working it way right now, into northern west virginia, southwestern pa , and that rain coming down pretty heavily. see where this ends up. i think most likely to cross that batch across into the northwest half of our region. but regardless, yes, it is going to be pretty unsettled couple elf days here with first the front, come tomorrow , wednesday, additional spotty showers from another front as well as separate disturbance, though just kind of busy out there. but what we had last week, if you recall, was the ups, the downs, where you were going to the 70s, the 60s, eat's, back up again, all over the place

inbetween. but this time, we just stay chilly. so actually below average right through tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, and even into the upcoming weaken here. so finally some much cooler air settling in for a time. it is not going to be that back and forth. but today certainly not like the others. it is still quite warm before the front passes. and we flirt again with 70 degrees today. meisha? >> okay, katie, thank you so much. looking outside right now, so yes, nice dry roadways will help us out for now. we can see disable vehicle still out there, 95 north past business route one pulled all the way off to the far right shoulder. tapping the brakes, travel on past that, quick peak at 42, 42 freeway at creek road, approaching 295, what we are looking at here, see starting to build levels on 42, but usually do specially on in monday morning, early monday morning at that. northeast extension southbound , crews out here past quakertown, blocking the right lane and northbound between lansdale and quakertown, one to two lanes are block there. so this will be the area that start to slow down little bit. we are looking at the turnpike as well, pa turn turnpike

before downingtown, crews are still out there. some of the crews on the pa turnpike have moved out of the way. one area still out there. then construction later this morning, 95 south the ramp from route 320 closing between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. this will be daily through next friday. so just a heads up on. that will of course i'll be reminding you of this coming up in a little bit as well. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" going live to sutherland springs texas on the latest on the deadly church shooting. >> we heard from president trump, we'll have a report from overseas. >> celebrating the eight and one eagles this morning, pat is here with more from yesterday's big win. we're back at the top of the hour. stay with us.

>> president trim says guns are not the problem hours after the deadliest mass shoot ing in the state's history. >> two dozen dead, almost the same amount injured, victims the president called deranged. killed during sunday services at baptist church in sutherland spring, today is monday, november 6. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. we will have a check on your traffic and weather in just a moment. >> but first, this is the front page of today's san antonio express news, it says, time for worship turns to horror. >> and police believe a single gunman was responsible. >> they also say t