we are dealing with the largest mass shooting in our straight's history. >> mental health problem at the highest level. >> inside texas church, killing 26, now community and nation are left grieving and is her clinic for answers on how to stop the deadly violence. >> today is monday november 6. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> katie and meisha will be along in a moment. first investigators are learning more about the alleged gunman, as they look for clues about the motive. courtney live for us again this morning, and in sutherland springs, as officials there try to figure out what has happened so far. also work to determine a motive.

courtney, good morning. >> southerland springs is hurt ing this morning, as we learn more about the suspect, and the parishioners killed in the attack. the local sheriff says it is likely that no one inside that church behind me, could have survived the attack, once the shooting started. >> a day after the worse mass shooting in texas history investigators are still trying to determine a motive. more than two dozen people including several children were shot and killed, during sunday's services at the first baptist church of southerland springs. >> we all are in here know what happened today. it is something we all say does not happen in small communities. but we found out today it does >> the victims ages ranged from five to 72 years old. >> it was bad. i mean, i tried to -- tried to help as many people as i could , you know, and just you

can't explain it, your mind doesn't want to grasp it, you know, the shock of it. >> the suspect has been identified as devin kelley, 26 year old air force veteran, who was discharged for bad conduct three years ago. police say he started shooting before he enters the church. then proceeded to shoot most if not all of the people inside. >> as he exited the church, a local resident grabbed his rifle, the suspect dropped his rifle, and fled from the church. our local citizen pursued the suspect at that time. >> the gunman was followed in his car into a neighboring county then drove off the road when police arrived, the man was dead. >> we don't know if it was self inflicted gunshot wound or if he was shot by the local resident. >> souter lands spring is a rural community about 35 miles east every san antonio. sunday a local resident described it as the kind of place where everybody knows everybody. including the people who were

killed. devin kelley was in the u.s. air force from 2010 to 2014. he was discipline for assault on his wife, and a child, at this point investigators aren't releasing a motive. in southerland springs texas, courtney, now back to you. >> thank you, courtney. >> and stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up-to-date on the texas church shooting. our coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com. >> well, turning now to weather, mild start, but changes, well, they're on the way. >> katie we may see thunderstorm. >> yes, i think it is definitely possible. i don't anticipate any major severe weather outbreak. however, folks, what we are going to see certainly some showers and again perhaps a thunderstorm. but it is all courtesy of frontal passage taking place here. specially afternoon progresses , what you'll notice at the wide zoom, yes, batch of pretty heavy rain currently working it way along that maryland-west virginia and pa state boards err there. so that's what's essentially going to bypass us to the northwest, the northwest half of the region up towards the poconos, run the risk to see

quick little pocket of some steady rain move in, this morning, all said and done. for the most part still just dry. you may find little mist as you hit the road here today. but i would say you could at least for now get away without the umbrella, not the case later on. so the worse just tossing it into your bag as you hit the road. low 60s basically the story around the region as a whole, little cooler by comparison in mount pocono, but 55, well above average for the early morning low here. and you have winds flow directly out of the south for the most part. that's riley helping to shove that warmth in our direction. and before that clash in the air masses take place with the passage of the front. yes, not really great grade for the kids today. i would definitely send them out the door rain gear even if they don't need it initially will likely need it getting out of school in a lot of districts, as later this afternoon at least still warm as we flirt with 70 for one more day, then comes the spiral downward, meisha. >> katie indeed. that's not good. >> not great though. >> and jim and pat, look what

i am wearing. congratulations, eagles, for yesterday's win, easy win. i almost had to turn the game off. this is already taken. looking outside, live shot here. so we've been talking about this for little while now. i want you to heed my warning to avoid this area. we have tractor trail their tried to cross the median, ruptured gas tank, looking -- leaking 75 gallons of diesel fuel. where is this in boulevard northbound, two inner lanes, one outer lane block, traffic is still getting by. but just kind of squeezing by. >> this will be an area i bet you that is going to get blocked as the clean up continues throughout the morning. so again, when we are talking about a spill of 75-gallon of diesel fuel, this is definitely an area you want to stay away from. we will try to move to another , let me see if i can get this to work. malfunction traffic light, warrington township, disable vehicle there, schuylkill east at spring garth end still there. also looking at this accident in lawrence township. so 206 right now that's closed at providence line road. towel have use alternate.

route one will be your best bet. another area that you are going to start to tap your brake. i would avoid t construction, this is where we've got some later construction at nine on 95. we will be talking about this coming up in the next ten minute or so. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. >> eagles fans have been treated to some of the best football play in years. this was yesterday at the linc >> hence why meisha is wearing the dress, i'm wearing the suit, pat gallen will breakdown another blow out win for the birds. why are you looking at me? >> do you have clean that thing up. seven weeks in a row. >> i no, i don't think you can dry clean this. i think i need to february ease it. >> please, for my sake, jim. >> yes, starting to stink a little bit. but the eagles, running out of things to say about this team right now. but here's what we do know. the eagles are eight and one after beating the broncos 51- 23. they have the best records in the nfl. they are their starting quarterback leads the league in touchdown passes and they just keep rolling along. we start with the quarterback

carson wentz phenominal once again, missing his favorite target zach ertz, sat with a hamstring injury. and where one -- everyone stepped up in his absence, wentz four touchdowns, leads the nfl with 23 touchdown passes cents, he did it, with a long ball. he connected on short pass plays. he rolled out of the pocket. he used his legs. he had taken commands and the eagles are not looking back. now, while we keep praise on wentz, let us not forget about those running backs. jay ajayi made his presence felt immediately. he pop off 46-yard touchdown run. and went for 77 yards in his debut. and how about glassboro's own corey clement? he had two rushing touchdowns on the day as well. plus he added a third. which was a receiving score. clemente and un drafted rookie free agent ran for 51 yards, as a team birds had 197 yards on the grounds. amazing performance. >> and of course the eagles defense was spectacular.

broncos had no answers for that south defensive line. the best in the nfl at stopping the run. check this play out as well. i count here nine eagles swarming to the ball. that is the kind of football that you want to play, the kind of team defense that can help take pressure off the quarterback and push this team to a superbowl. they are allowing just 66 yards per game on the ground. but they're doing it with the help of an up improved secondary, as well. you see a pick right here. patrick robinson had one as did rodney mcleod. it is all working beautifully on defense. >> as you saw with the moving pictures, eagles made perhaps best defense in the fl look down right terrible t made fans in south philadelphia very happy. eagles fans packed chickie's and pete's, and saw the birds dismantle the broncos. >> i saw really good game. their offense was really good. they crushed them. >> i saw the number one defense get absolutely

trounced, destroyed, destroyed >> they were not the number one defense halfway through the first quarter. >> as we know who the best december fen is now. it is the eagles, philadelphia in the house. >> fans can he link rooted for quarterback carson wentz, chanting mvp. might happen. down to basically him and tom brady. but everything, everything, right now, is working for your philadelphia eagles now. eight and one, going into the bye week. their next game coming up in two weeks against the dallas cowboys, should be good one. and the wentz wagon keeping on rolling, babe. >> i i had a -- i heard a word , boisterous, people were boisterous this weekend, i believe at the linc. >> that's a made up words. >> it is. >> good one. >> thank you, patrick. we can't let you go without focusing on something -- >> making fun of me? >> yes, you thought the broncos were going to win. what's the matter you? >> all right. >> call you out, patrick. >> sometimes you miss. but, as you can see here, i

thought denver would win 23-21 because i thought their defense would show up. and it was one of those weirds kind of games. as i said at the bottom. i want to be wrong. i'd rather see eight and one at the bye week. here we are. >> you're man enough to admit when you were wrong. you were wrong. >> i was totally wrong. >> i i believe the next win you should wear the suit. >> ahh. >> this is getting interesting >> i'll get you a suit. i'll get you i'll go on amazon and buy you something to wear. >> i'm in. i'm in. >> can we cut that dress into a suit? >> yes we can! >> thanks, pat. and in other news this morning, in the second day of his 12 day tour of asia president trump sat down with japan's prime minister, and in that hooting tensions with north korea dominated agenda. president trump also talk up u s manufacturing, discussion on trade and business ties between the us and japan. he suggested that japanese car manufacturers open plants here in the u.s. >> coming up: history made at

the new york city marathon. coming up finds out what happened for the very first time since 1977. >> plus, severe weather tears through the midwest, this is incredible video of the moment storm chase remembers caught in a tornado, neck we'll show you the damage left behind. >> at that point, hear the man inside going i'm burning, i'm burning, get this fire out. >> more dramatic video as good samaritans and police race to rescue a man from his burning car, we'll have that coming up

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regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services were underfunded, and our credit rating was downgraded...11 times. from the bridge to the beach, we've seen it all, and we've had enough. kim guadagno isn't the change we need.

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>> ♪ >> welcome back everyone, storm chase nerves central indianna give us a first-hand look of what it is like to be caught up in a tornado there is happened about 30 miles north of indianapolis yesterday. the storm caused street signs to shake violently, and blue most of the roof off of a local barn. >> that tornado blame foresters struck sean in central indianna. >> this is two hours northeast every indianapolis. severe wet their brought powerful winds, strong rain, lightning, barnes, homes, other buildings are damaged and thousands of people are in the dark. it is not clear when the power will return, and some schools are closed. >> the owner of this property that was lit by a tornado earlier this afternoon. my husband and i were in checking the pigs when the tornado hit. and we were actually in the barn and we made it through, thank god. >> all could you see was the debris flying in the air, you couldn't see maybe 10 feet in front of you, it was chaos.

>> the weather service will be taking look but at this point, but you can see it, doesn't have to take injury, just the property damage that's emotional enough. you snow lose your home. >> all right, we turn to katie now talking about -- not talking about any tornado activity here i don't think. >> likely hear few rumbles every thunder along with few thunderstorms embedded within the next front, but it is the same system that rolled through those areas headed our way. did i want to slow you nice breath of fresh air, still muggy outside granted, but the reason i show you this, you can see the lie of day at 6:16 . so with the fact that we turn the clocks back, keep in mind, that you will be running into sun glare potentially maybe not today, but a lot earlier than were you used, to and that sun is also going down sooner of course, so that does mean that depending when you leave working to home for the evening, you may have that sun glaring right into your forehead.

keep that in mind. now, storm scan definitely lit up with activity here. you have got a lot of very heavy rain specially across portions of west mother maryland, northern west virginia north central pennsylvania. this likely bypasses you but could still clip part of the poconos, berks maybe lehigh county here, tail light of the typical morning rush, but notice the rest of us, just going to be building up the moisture waiting for the front to to cross. that will will take place specially into the afternoon and have rounds of locally drenching rain that comes through, 4:00 p.m., this verifies you've got very soggy commute down portions of route one here in delaware, for example. through the overnight, totally clear, colder air to work, with it will get a clot chillier meanwhile other things to talk about the tropics. hurricane season is not over yet. not until the end of the month we've got tropical depression 19, very likely right now to become tropical storm rena, thankfully no threat to lands. looking forward, boy is it going to get chilly out there

at best to mid 50's for the rest of the week, meisha. >> this is where tractor-trailer tried to cross over a median, ruptured gas tank, because that far now leaking 75 gallons every diesel fuel on the boulevard. northbound, at ninth street, two inner lanes blocked one outer lane block, you can see all of the flashing lights, it will be a minute for to you get through here. yes, traffic is getting by but it is getting very slow. if you can avoid the area you certainly want to do so. the north philly again, live shot for you. also, malfunctioning traffic light route 202 at limekiln pike warrington township, heads up, this will be an area starting to get little slow. see the squad carstarphan, but overall things looking okay, just getting very busy around the area. then, we also have another accident, lawrence township, 2026 closed right now at providence line road, use alternate, route one is going to be your best bet there. and then an accident, causing some problems for river line right now, it is suspended

between florence and roebling, be sure to check your schedules on line: jim, rahel , back to you. >> police officers in california say the man from a flaming car, and all caught on camera, happened yesterday about 30 miles east every los angeles. the victim told police that he dozed off at the while and slammed into a pole flipping his car. officers struggled to put out the flames as bystanders did their best to assist. then they her the drivers voice. >> he woke up as the fire was burning his feet. could you hear the man inside going i'm burning, i'm burning get the fire out. ouch i'm hurt, i'm hurt. >> pier was meant gin part. he was on the floor. and the fire was burning him, police used crowbar to pry open the door. few officers suffered minor injuries, amazingly the driver is expected to be okay. >> five days after terrorist attack, tens of thousands of runners pounded the pavement in new york city for the marathon there. while the event went off without a hitch, an american standing at the finish line.

here is correspondent wendy jill. >> the it was a sweet victory for shalane flanagan, who became the first american woman in 40 years to win the new york city marathon. >> oh, my god. >> her triumph might have been the most member or from the sunday race, but who are than 50,000 runners carried their own stories every dedication, elation, and pain, for 26.2 miles. >> the marathon ers who pick up these metals here at the finish line rana course filled with law enforcement from the local, state, federal levels. extraordinary police presence came after tuesday's terror attack in manhattan. when a man who said he was inspired by isis drove pick-up truck onto a bike path, killing eight people, and injuring 11 others. marathoner knocks robinson said the increased security was obvious. >> there is a little tension, we got on the buses in the morning, but to know that law enforcement was out there sweeping the buses and in full fact full plane view making sure we were safe, that means a lot. >> also more vehicles blocking

intersections than any other event held in new york city. as well as additional k9 unit, counter terrorism teaches and snipers. runner andrew nicholson says the added measures were specially comforting, after finishing the boston marathon an hour before two bombs dead on ate in the 2013. >> big thanks to the men in blue, and everyone else supporting, i feel safe. felt good running today. >> race organizers say they did not see a spike in cancellation following last week's terror attack. wendy gillette, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> from running marathons to chopping firewood as a sport, up next we take you to the world championship for alum err jack almost lumberjack you say. open enrollment. we're here to help. find out what you should be comparing coming up.

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across our region. >> if the philadelphia date ill news, elkins park man killed by his brother, 64 year old harry backman found saturday morning in in his montgomery county home, his brother, jamison backman, charged with beating him to death earlier this year. backman, harry backman, posted bail when his brother jamison was charged with assault. and the bucks county courier times, honoring soldiers from burlington count high lost their lives in world war one was dedicate in the freedom park. 4-foot by 4-foot monument sits adjacent to the viet nam tributes at the same park. >> burlington county times students at northern burlington county regional high school in mansfield did their part to help out with habitat for humanity, collected various household items to help furnish a house for needy family as part of their stuff the truck event. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. well, we've already talked sports. but the worlds of competition is continuing. >> something little different.

>> get set ... >> this is the timber sports world championship, in norway, competitors there used chain saws, axes, even hatchets, to show off their timber sports skills. champion this year is jason of new zealand, new zealand also won the team golds metal. >> i have often been compared to alum beer jack. >> oh, okay. >> i have. >> chop wood for your cabinets >> no, i'm afraid of the saw. i wear flannel. >> oh, okay. >> well, coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news," senator rand paul's injuries are much worse than first thought following an attack at his home. >> president trump addresses the shooting in texas. >> a shooting in north philadelphia over the weekends , leaves a 16 year old dead and 12 year old hurt. i'm trang do live from police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. >> and, we're looking outside right now, tractor-trailer

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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. >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. it is 6:30. here's what you need to start your day in the morning minute toss is november 6, 20167. >> sutherland springs is hurt ing this morning. >> why this church in why people that i grew up with? >> day after the worse mass shooting in texas history, investigators are still trying to determine a motive. >> i look forwards to working side by side. >> president trump is in japan part of his 12 day tour of

asia. >> oh, my god. >> right in the thick of t storm chasers capture a twister causing significant damage, in indianna. >> a shout out to lasalle's women's soccer team. they are eight -- a10 champs. >> the shot is good. goal is championship for lasalle. >> pass, yes, jeffrey, in for the touchdown. >> obviously feel like we have momentum. and we're going to enjoy this. >> carson had a nice blaze their. he does, he does, birds and fans will safer this win as they head into their bye week. >> eagles take on the cowboys

in two week, oh, cowboys. all right, we send it out to katie. we know how that will go. until then, nonetheless, just enjoy this win that we have. >> absolutely. and yet again, little bit of team spirit, showing up on the radar for yet another day. we showed you in the morning minute. same system headed our way but i don't expect severe weather thankfully for our air. what i do think we'll see however a lot of clouds the rest of the day, still atypical warmth. then eventually, we do get hit with this frontal boundery passing through in the form of so many localized steady downpours, some showers, and even few embedded thunderstorms, so at the moment, not much to track locally, that will change with time. it would be a smart move i would say to walk out the door with some rain gear. currently 64 at the airport, 63 allentown, mild start to the morning for yet another day. and in the meantime, even though there is actually no wet weather to track just yet there is coastal flood advisory posted for coastal communities here from ocean, monmouth county, down into the del delaware bay area, so the

high tide, next astronomical high tide will come in between 7:15, 8:15 for this area, you may see some minor flooding, into this morning, as well as even tomorrow and wednesday morning: now, in the meantime , you may encounter little bit every mist as you travel this morning. potential need to flick the windshield wipers once or twice, but again the steadiest precipitation holds off until the p.m. time frame for the most part, we time it out little more specifically later in the show. >> sounds good. all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, hand i monday. so looking outside right now. this is north philly, boulevard northbound at ninth street. so what's going on here? tractor-trailer tried to cross the median, ruptured the gas tank, and is leaking right now 75 gallons of diesel fuel. again, boulevard northbound, at ninth street. so we've got two inner lanes closed one outer lane closed, and you can just see how slow moving traffic is, just kind of squeezing by this area, but probably not for long. as clean up is going to be underway. again, when you talk about cleaning up 75 gallons every

diesel fuel, we know this is really going to pull some problems for us specially as we push little bit closer to the 7:00 and then dipping into the 7:00 hour, our main hour of the rush. so, if you can avoid this area , you absolutely want to do so. malfunctioning traffic light here, 20 it at limekiln pike warrington township, just pull that to your attention real quick, accident stalled here 206 at providence line road, one lane blocked in each direction, jim, back to you. >> thank you, heart break if souter lands springs texas after mass murder in a church. >> it hon orders the victims across the street from the first baptist church. that's where a man opened fire during sunday morning services , killing 26 people. and wounding about 20 other. short time later suspect was found dead in his vehicle. investigators identified him as devin kelley. they say the air force gave him bad conduct discharge three years ago. >> the tragedy of course is worse ends by the fact that it occurred in a church, a place of worship, these people were

innocently gunned down. we mourn their lost. but we support their family members. >> sheriff says once the shooting started likely no way anyone could escape. >> president trump is in japan this morning, as he continues his 12 day tour of asia. while meeting with the prime minister, president trump spoke on topics rang interesting tensions with north korea to the deadly church shooting in texas. cbs news corriveau son dent steven with the president in tokyo. >> this is a mental health problem at the highest level. >> at a joint press conference with japan's prime minister, president trump insisted sunday's mass shooting in texas does not warrant new gun control. >> this isn't a guns situation i mean, we could go into it, but it is a little bit soon to go into it. but fortunately somebody else had a gun that was shooting in the opposite direction, otherwise it would have been as bad as it was, it would have been much worse. >> earlier the president focused his attention on

bolstering us trade in the region, one of the main goals on this 12 day asian trip. last year the us trade deficit with japan nearly reached $70 billion. in a speech to ceo here in tokyo, this morning shall the president accused his host of being unfair trading partners. >> japan has been winning. do you know that. >> he called out the executives of japanese automakers, sitting right in front of him. >> try building your cars in the united state, instead of shipping them over. is that possible to ask? >> that's not rude, is that rude? i don't think so. >> when asked about north korea, mr. trump said he hoped for a peaceful solution. he urged japan to take additional steps to protect itself. >> the prime minister of japan is going to be purchasing massive apartments every military equipment, as he should. >> the president wraps up his visit to japan tonight, he heads to south korea tomorrow. cbs news, traveling with the president, in tokyo. >> in local news this morning, block in north philadelphia

grieves together after a teenager gunned down in front every his neighbors. >> meanwhile the shooter remains at large, "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at police headquarters with details on the investigation, trang? >> reporter: well, a hell, jim , this is a crime witnessed by numerous people including children who just are hanging outside when the shooting happened. so, police do have a good description of the suspect but they've yet to make an arrest. >> we are so -- >> with tears in their eyes, balloons and canned unless their hands, family, friends, and neighbors gathered outside after north philadelphia home, where a 16 year old was gun down, just after midnight sunday. >> was a special boy. no problems, very respectful. >> very respectful. >> police say the teen was hanging out with a group of children, on the 2700 block of north 19th street. when a man with a gun approached and began firing to the crowd. >> the 16 year old was shot three times. paramedics pronounced him dead on the scene. >> this is a pain that we go

to bed with. this is a pain we can wake up with. this is a pain that we will never forget. >> a bullet also struck a 12 year old boy in the leg. he was returned to temple hospital, and is expected to recover. >> i know he was loved. >> his neighbors mourn the fallon teen, also the mourn of safety they once felt from this normally quiet block. >> all they did was play up and down the street go, from house to house, just enjoying themselves as teenagers should do. and they should do, they should be able to play on the block. they should be able to play. they should be able to go outside your house and not have to worry about this. >> and the suspect is described as a light skin black male with a skinny build about five-nine with wavy hair and light eyes. anyone with information is asked to contact police at 215 -686-tips. but for now live outside police headquarters, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," back to you. >> thank you, trang. philadelphia police also looking for killer in cobbs creek, investigators say the

woman whose body was found floating in the water friday morning was strangled, the passerby made the shocking discovery near 63rd and spruce streets, then called the police. officials right now trying to figure out a motive. >> authorities in delaware county say they're not ruling out arson as they investigate the cause of the house fire in folcroft. that fire left a woman seriously injured and killed two cats. flames broke out yesterday evening, at a home on king avenue. the fire quickly grew to two alarms, once out we're toll the victim was found inside unconscious. no word yet on her condition. >> investigators are trying to figure out why a man allegedly attacked senator rand paul while mowing the lawn of his kentucky home. police arrested senator paul rand's neighbor, rene, on friday. the 59 year old admitted he went on paul's property and tackled him. senator paul report educationally suffered five broken ribs and a lung injury. it is unclear when he'll return to work. both the capitol police and f.b.i. are working on this case.

>> up next, link between air pollution and kidney disease. >> open enrollment can be confusing trying to figure out what healthcare plan is best for you and your family, tips on how to choose. >> and preps already underway for macy thanksgiving day parade. see some of the new balloons being tested. when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> beautiful shot there. broad street, avenue of the arts, all lit up there. and you have got a little bit of fall foliage, that tree over there. >> looking good. >> yes, if you haven't been able to tell from the song, looks like some rain is moving in again, katie will break it all down when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪

he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share.

>> what a day for the newest eagle. >> yes, all we do is win these days, doesn't it feel good? gentlemen, jay ajayi on a roll let's take a look, that is today's daily news, who has only been here less than a week, already fan favorite during big touchdown yesterday eagles 51-23 win over denver. doesn't it feel good. >> welcome to town. >> way to do it, first impression, man. >> love it. nicely done. >> all right. i can dance to that. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i found a blazer for pat. >> yeah. >> see? >> i'm sure he's so -- >> he needs to be punished. >> yes. >> he picked the broncos. >> i found a blazer. >> needs to be punished. >> amazon here i come. >> oh, we're so proud of the birds,. >> oh, my fault? >> suddenly like a shopping tool on amazon prime. >> pat, you're next. >> i think the hometown gals.

>> oh, solid green. >> yes. >> yes, katie, common. >> oh, you know. >> still wet weather to track, we take a look here at storm scan3, frontal boundery passing through right now. pretty soaking rain across part of south central pennsylvania. as well as western maryland. in part of west virginia, as women. so, yes, definitely see some wet weather moving in here as the day progresses specially into the afternoon, you may already even fine little bit every fine mist out there, as you make your travels this morning. but the front itself is going to hold off until the afternoon. >> weather watchers definately reporting very, very mild air, low to mid 60s pretty much everywhere. we take new south central new jersey where it is 63 degrees, at peter chen. 's house, full overcast overhead. yes, he is one of so many of us that just cannot get used to the sun.

yes, it is going down before 5:00 p.m. so that, i say, this is awesome. he says it stinks it, depends who you; if you have to wait up at 2:45 a.m., i think would you agree with me, but that said at least mild to start the morning. gee to one more four you here, pick one, 62, comes if from marty, this morning, he too finding full overcast here in chalfont. again all in advance of this approaching front. >> into the afternoon when the leading edge of the front gets here, more widespread showers, couple every thunderstorms then this evening and later tonight the showers do wrap up it clears out pretty swiftly. so cold air will catch up to us heck of a lot more quickly outside to the tron innings yep, still atlantic hurricane season, we have tropical depression 19, which is very likely to become tropical storm rena. >> should stay well taught sea pose no threat directly to any land masses, looking forward

though in the eyewitness weather seven day, you know how we were back and forth weeing ugg boots or flip flops or the warm shoes versus the warm weather shoes? well, now you can actually be consistent for couple of days. much cooler air settling in. after today, we still flirt with 70, meisha, for one more afternoon. >> okay, one more afternoon, thanks so much, katie. looking outside right now, within talking about this for little while. live shot here tractor trail their tried to cross the median, rupture the gas tank, now leaking 75 gallons every diesel fuel on the boulevard northbound at ninth street. two inner lanes block. one outer lane. very busy, and very slow, as you try to push through the area right now. yes, traffic is still squeezing through, but like i said you're squeezing through, if you can avoid this area, you absolutely want to do so. plus this accident still out there as well, lawrence township, route 206 right now closed at providence line road , one lane block in each

direction. boulevard northbound ninth street. the over turn truck in old city, local vine st. at eighth . and, this accident, in lauren township, that's still out there. plus, we have another accident that is actually affecting the river line excuse me suspended right now, because of an accident nearby. between florence and roebling. so i would just say just can to make sure you have a disable vehicle on the tracks make sure to check schedules on line plus delays on the regional rail lines, as well, because of some preliminary rales, lots going on this morning, jim, back to you. >> the time of year many of us dread, open enrollment time when you pick your insurance plan for the next year if you get it through the affordable care acta lot of mission information, so to sort it all out, joining us kevin, he can terrific editor of consumer checklist. good morning. >> first thing first a lot of folks think the affordable care act, what's known as obamacare was repealed and off the hook for buying insurance. >> no, still insurance mandate

so if you are covered under the insurance, under the federal insurance plan, last year, sign up this year or you'll get a penalty. it can be quite steep. >> they take that out of your tax return? >> something they settle up with you. >> in the past, advertising, reminding people to sign up, help these folks sign up. not necessarily the case. >> one thing they've done, kind of try get people to not sign up for insurance, they removed a lot of the out reach , advertising, another thing they shortened the enrollment periods. you now have only until december 15th, to sign up for new plan. if you don't on the insurance last year, federal exchange last year, that pennsylvania exchange last year they'll sign up for a plan, but something you real dow want it control on your own. >> the pennsylvania delaware- new jersey? >> december 15th. >> so, say i like the coverage that i've had in the past, whether i'm on the exchange or not, should i still shop

around? >> even if you did your homework last year, say you found low cost plan, plan that works well for you, you should still shop around. because things have changed so much in terms of cost. the cost for some plans have gone up a lot and for other plans not so much. still a lot every monday i to be saved even if what was last year good low cost plan. >> i heard people's premiums go up 30%. >> yes, and you should do this effort every year. >> seems like other will take me days to figure out. and if you use our tool or in new jersey, or delaware, pretty accurately you know estimate what your costs will be. >> what should i be comparing? everyone looks at the premiums >> this is mistake most consumers make oh, this is what it will cost me per month that's what i'm going to base my decision on, maybe look at the deductible, but the thing is those lots that go into

what you pay during the course of the year for insurance, how much of the co-pace for your primary care doctor visit should factor in, how much you pay for specialty care for hospitalization for er's so if you need to compare dozens every plans, it is total pain to sit there and go through a dozen or more plan brochures, and try to figure out what all of the costs are, estimates which you and your family will have to pay, that's why checkbook.org has built this second site for pennsylvania, also similar estimate their is on for new jersians and delaware. >> now if i go to another website. pa.checkbook.org. what will the tool allow knee do? >> weigh would do, we help you buy not just looking at the monthly premiums, but, you know, estimating for you and your family what your costs are going to be for all out every pocket costs, so for co- payments, for drugs that you need to buy, if you know you're going to have a babe think year, we estimate that. if you have certain medical conditions, know you need

certain types of surgeries, we throw those in also. so, we're comparing your total cost, not just that monthly cost, which is important, but all of your costs during the course of the year, we find huge, huge differences, among the different plans, i mean, just, just sitting here, while we were waiting you know, i put my family in, and found that we would save $10,000 for the year, if we pick a low cost plan compared to high cost plan. and i'm not talking about comparing plan with really low coverage, a cadillac plan, talking silver level plans, huge price differences. >> we will post the linc on the site. we appreciate it, kevin, meantime rahel we are back to you. >> jim, thank you. this morning's health watch, air plows causing chronic kidney disease in millions, new study found fine air particles to blame for more than 10 million case as year. researchers says central america and south asia had the highest number of cases. we're put willing finishing touches on the macy

thanksgiving day parade. they tested five balloons, new balloons include whole lot from -- old laugh, and the grinch, also returning, but as the balloon pulled along by a car. spectator as you can see here showed to up watch the preview >> what's ahr favorite out of the new ones? >> i would have to say the grinch. well, olaf, he's really funny and cute. really cool. and it is really freezing outside. >> but is it worth it? >> yes. >> i think her smile says it all. organize he is say they want to see how the balloons would react to the handlers, also wanted to see how they would behave when exposed to the winds. >> well, sports fans of course watch as the philadelphia eagles dominated the broncos on the field last night. >> what fans may have missed was the 13 year old south jersey boy on the side lines. coal fitzgerald of washington township is a neuroblastoma cancer survivor and a teen who was born with a muscle disorder. but cole doesn't let that define him. he dreams of making it to the nfl1 day.

now, with his disorder he'll never play in the games, but he believes there is always another way and with the help of the eagle he discovered that this weekend. >> howie roseman antiking else invited me here, it means a lot. >> what has it been like for you? >> been amazing. >> and cole's two day experience with the eagles will last a lifetime. alicia last the exclusive tonight at 11:00 right here on cbs-3. >> we will be right back. how do they clean the toilet, grin at it? (laughs) stop laughing. the stomach flu is not funny. get a cleaner with bleach in it. good, you can smile now. clorox means clean.

why are south jerseyans turning been exposed as aeney's

double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. ♪ ♪ start your day with a new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a.

>> gunman opened fire in a churr in souter lands springs, 26 people killed, 20 other hurt. >> closing arguments wrap up today in the trial of senator bob menendez, menendez is accused of excepting gifts from a florida doctor in exchange for favors, he denies those charges. >> and president trump continues his 12 day tour of asia today. he's in japan. >> that's three to go. let's get last check on traffic and wetter. >> looks like it is definately going to be bit of sent recalled day here, it is very cloudy more than anything in most spots right now, example can it is town area middle school. later today watch for few showers and thunder storm to rumble through, that's the next cold front. boy doses it knock the

temperatures back, meisha. >> sure does. >> thank you, katie. we have motorcycle accident upper my chestier with injuries, taylor at market. road closed and also old city vine local at eighth street. >> almost didn't get the jacket back on. >> we leave you now with more of merrill reese's touchdown calls from the eagles big win. have a great day, go birds. >> fake, pass, to jeffrey, into for the touchdown. >> went fakes. he looks, he's firing t and it is caught. touchdown inside the pileon. >> he is at the 40, at the 30, at the 20, ten, five, he is in for the touchdown. >> wentz, rolls, pitches to clemente, and clemente walks in. that easy. fires, touchdown. alshon jeffrey. >> to clemente, up the middle he goes. and he's headed for the

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