>> ♪ >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just an employment. first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is tuesday, november 7. >> when i came out, i heard a bunch of screaming. >> flames shooting from two homes in germantown. >> we do know that one person was injured. >> hundreds of shell casings, more than 15 magazines. >> a big mistake, the air force admitting a bureaucratic mix-up, likely allowed the gunman to buy his weapons. >> i just want to serve the people of philadelphia. >> there is a lot of excitement about the idea of actual reform.

>> it is election day, one of the biggest ticket on the ballot in philadelphia. it is a race for district attorney. president trump is in soul korea where he'll try to find common grounds with the south korean president about north korea. >> i read them. >> how old are your children? >> that's none of your business, steve glenn three instinct. perfect. perfect. >> everything is a lost? >> well, it is my voice. >> today's morning minute is sponsored by pen medicine's abramson cancer center, the number one cancer center in the region. >> and that was actor josh glad talking about being the voice of oleff on the late show with stephen colbert. >> one of the latest balloons to hit the thanksgiving day parade in new york city. i don't have a lot of young children in my family but oleff apparently a big hit. >> the kids have watched it, think don't have super long

attention span, much more than elmo receipt now but they did very much enjoy what they did manage to pay a at the sean. so cute. he is a family favorite even for the adults, you know? >> something about him. >> it is feeling kind of like winter in the next couple of days, guys, even with the next disturbance moving in, some of you specifically the poconos area are likely to even see few snowflakes mix in. they won't stick. don't worry about. that will but there is disturbance coming in meeting one cooler air. through the entire morning, trying get to the polling place before the rain hits, do it early, meanwhile, it is a heck of a lot chillier. look at this, 30 degrees colder by comparison to 5:00 a.m. yesterday, and as a result, as you look at the actual temperatures, down to near freezing as a result right now. now, time the temperatures to rebound little bit. but one every these really chilly raw afternoons, where the daytime high only hits around 50 if lucky between the hours every noon and six:

trying to get out and vote before the rain hits, get out early on. up to close to lunchtime in most spots before this takes over. so the rain comes down heavily at times. specially true from southern half of the area. we'll have a lot more detail on whether it comes through, when it get out of here, and also, how much it will dump behind a little later on in the show. guys? >> or meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much for all of that information. and very good morning to all of you. happy tuesday. so looking outside right now, 42 freeway northbound, creek road, approaching 295, starting to builds levels now for all every my friends in jersey. i would say you're still traveling at posted speeds but i would say over the next 30 minute or so, you might want to consider giving yourself couple every extra minute headed out the doorway. ninety-five south at cottman, actually looking real good. i don't say that very often as we head toward the 6:00 hour. but actually looking real nice around cottman right now. now we do have another accident this morning, this is the 21st, first one involving motorcycle. that has now since been cleared. this is another one just

popped up. pa turnpike eastbound before willow grove. right lane compromised. good news, see lot of green, maneuvering past that accident , still traveling around at posted speeds. burlington bristol bridge, it was up, then back down, then back up, and back down, they were doing some test openings, just went back down to the burlington bristol bridge. big thumbs-up. doesn't look like they're doing any more either. so actually, looking real nice there. and we're done with the test owns. pa turnpike construction crews still out there. talking more about this coming up in the next ten minutes, rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you. today is election day that means philadelphia voters will soon be casting their ballots to elect new district attorney >> henry rossoff live at city hall with more on the race for da. good morning, henry. >> good morning, jim, rahel. it is election day in philadelphia. that means, the schools are closed, many being used as polling places, and as you mentioned, no bigger race than the district attorney's' race not, but this time, pretty

tight. >> i'm so proud of my 21 and a half years experience as assistant district attorney. >> career prosecutors bet grossman. >> i also think there is a lot of excitement about the idea of actual reform. >> and notable defense and civil rights attorney, larry krasner, going head-to-head in one of the mow cone tens us philadelphia district attorney races in recent memory. krasner emerge from the crowded democratic primary following the indictment of disgraced da set williams, who was eventually convicted of taking bribes and committing fraud. >> i actually believe both in law and order not just order. and that is reform. we have been dealing with a system in which it was all about orders. that meant locking everybody up as opposed to following constitutional requirements and being bald. >> but it is that outsider approach that's rubbing some in the public safety community the wrong way. it earned the republican grossman the endorse doorsment of the philadelphia police union and of the inquirer. >> i just want to serve the people of philadelphia with honesty and inch telling pretty, and know that they

have a champion in the da's offers for victims, survivors of crime and neighborhoods. >> so now what's normally a race where the democrat wins going away, this time both saying they feel confident. >> i think voters of all types and from all backgrounds are going to rally around the idea of putting their money back in public schools and taking it out of excessive inch incarceration. >> people have given me their time, asked good questions, and nobody has turned me away because i'm a republican. so i think there is a very good chance here. >> pennsylvania polling places open 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. both candidates expected to vote fairly early, and that window, in the 8:00 range. we will be therefore that. live in center city, henry rosoff, cbs 3, "eyewitness news." >> thank you, henry. >> a.m. philadelphia voters aren't the only ones making big decisions today at the polls. new jersey voters will elect a new governor. republican kim guadagno and democrat fill murphy both hoping to replace governor chris christie.

the latest quinnipiac university poll shows murphy had 12-point advantage down from 20-point lead about two weeks ago. >> voters in allentown voting whether their mayor should have a fourth term. facing corruption charges, accused of excepting more than $150,000 in campaign contributions, in exchange for city contract. republicans can real estate developer matt high man is challenging him, pulaski denies any wrong-doing. >> well, time now 5:37. in business news this morning, one major retail is her scaling back it "black friday" plans. >> money watch's diane king hall joins us live from the new york stock exchange with that and the latest numbers on wall street. good morning, diane. >> good morning, rahel and jim well, here on wall street, stocks made modest games, enough for fresh set of robbed the s&p 500 gained three. the drug store chain cbs says it will offer next day delivery for prescription drugs nationwide.

they say delivery set to begin in 2018. cbs making the move as it is widely expected that amazon will soon get into the prescription drug business. target touched back on "black friday" madness, the retail giant says it will open stores at 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day. but, unlike last year, doors will close from midnight to 6:00 a.m. target stores didn't see great deal of traffic in the we hours of the morning last year , the move also designed to give employees some rest. >> and a new ad by coca-cola that aims to celebrate women being able to drive in sound r arab ya getting mixed reviews on social media. some use remembers applauding the company's ad, while other say the beverage giant is just trying to profit off of historic moment. jim, rahel. >> it is so hard to know what the seeing the full ad, diane, but i feel such attributing i time for marketers, sentiment are sensitive right now, and really have to be careful. >> it is sensitive times. my cursory look at the ad, it

didn't bother me, but i can see both sides of the coin here. you know, i can see people's argument for a company coming out on something like this. versus the intent of the ad, as well. >> then last year it was pepsi , and dove's been under fire recently. so tough time to be -- >> well, the pepsi one was, to me, one was a little more a stretch to me a little little more agrege us, thank you, diane, see you tomorrow. >> president trump arrived in south korea this morning amid high tensions with north korea >> the president says the north will be front and center in his talks with south korea president. cbs news correspondent steven in soul with the latest president president trump arrived tuesday, kicking off 24 hour stretch on the korean peninsula, focusing on trade and the threat from the north. >> we will together confront north korea's actions, and prevent north korean dictator from threatening millions, of innocent lives.

>> at news conference, mr. trump renewed his vow to defend america's allies. >> the united state stands prepared to defend it selves and its allies using full range of our unmatched military capabilities if need be. >> in a show of force, the us this week flew b1 bombers over korea, and nearby in the sea of japan, three american aircraft carriers are on track to conduct operations this week. the north blasted these moves, as hostile act. >> i really believe that it makes sense for north korea to come to the table and to make a deal that is good for the people of north korea, and the people of the world. >> the american leaders first stopped the army's camp humphrey south of soul where thousands of us troops are stationed as is a hedge against nor korean aggression. hear in soul tomorrow president trump will speak to south korea national assembly, he's not expected to visit dmz , a playoff visit to the

north border's cliche, pentagon officials prove ally worried about the prospect, steven port now, cbs news with the president in soul. >> and, staying in south korea , a south korean presidential office the blue house hosting the state dinner this evening for president trump, this is a sneak peak on the menu, dishes include pine mushroom rhyme, grilled core korean beef rinse, served with tsarnaev, triple chocolate cake is being served by dessert. yum. >> getting a look at a man authority say is a serial armed bang rob err targeting philadelphia banks. this is security camera footage of the flan last month at the freedom credit union on princeton avenue in talcony. police say he robbed three banks in two days, total of five philadelphia banks in the last three weeks. in each case he either reference add gun in a note handed to tellers, or displayed the handgun in his waistband. now, if you recognize this suspect, please contact police

>> lawyers for meek mill promise to appeal after judge sentenced him two to four years in prison for violating probation this is video of the rapper real name robert williams arriving for court in center city yesterday. after the court ace ruling immediately taken into custody >> we'll appeal the sentence, the district attorney didn't recommend jail time, probation didn't recommend jail time. we believe the sentence was excessive, unjust, and unfair and we intend to appeal it. >> rapper was convicted in the 2008 on dug procession and weapons charges. >> deliberations continue this morning for the jury in the federal corruption trial of new jersey senator bob menendez. menendez is accused of excepting gifts from a florida it eye doctor in exchange for pressuring officials on behalf of the doctor's business interest. the menendez also charged with making false statements to authority. the jury deliberated for about zero nine minutes yesterday. >> up next: getting our first look at the final chapter of the 50 shades triligy. we'll show you the preview.

>> then your eyes are not playing tricks on you. we will tell you why this adorable dog had to eat in a high chair. >> we'll also tell you about a guitar auction, lets you own a piece of rock-and-roll history we'll be right back.

>> classic film cast a blanca returning to theatres in celebration of its 75th anniversary, film

starring humphrey boeing art, ingrid bergmann, will hit theatres this sunday, then again on wednesday, november 15th. over 700 these letters show the film considered by critics to be one of the best movies ever made. >> great. look out your window. i'm taking you away for the weekend. >> oh. fifty shades fans will be swept away by gray one more time. the first trailer for 50 shades dropped yesterday, in the final installment of the triligy based on best selling novel. movie set to hit theatres next valentine day. perfect timing i tell you. i got to tell you some of the guitars used by rock-and-roll guitar players on their way to the auction block. take a look. these guitars will be sold by auction house, red one used by jimi hendrix in 1968, other guitars at the auction used by paul mccartney, bruce springsteen, and jerry garcia. >> sewed another jersey guitar

for 1.9 million. >> oh, yes. >> just 1.9 million. meanwhile guitar once owned by prince fetched whopping $700,000 at auction in l.a. prince used the blue cloud guitar on stage, in the late 80s, early 90s, the originally donated the guitar to auction for california earthquake relief. >> i'm telling you, guitar fans pay big bucks for this stuff. >> meanwhile the rock stars just take it to a hotel room and smash them up. >> one man's trash is another man's treasure. >> exactly. words are definitely true. >> all perception. speaking of all per except shown, you may love it if you love fall. may hate it if you want sim you are -- summer to stick around. >> it is november after all. >> about that time. >> we're closer to winter we are at this point than summer so about time the temperatures take a hit here. will ends up being below average for majority of the forecast which many of us aren't necessarily ready for. so talk about feeling like, 33 s

this picture you can see daylight now. >> not a ton of sunshine, 33 degrees, will stay cold enough up in the highest terrain, carbon, monroe counties with the next disturbance moving in you could end up with couple over? flakes out there. now, let's take it out to the eyewitness weather watchers quickly here, reporting some chill in the air for sure. you have got generally a lot of 30's, certainly up toward the poconos, see zoom in little bit more, go into delaware, 38 degrees right now , generally nice clear sky. just sent this in the last ten minutes. >> forty-one a cents across river into southwestern new jersey where david dutch also has clear sky, but it is still cooler, by comparison, there, and everywhere else. and to one more we go back into pennsylvania where barbara reports 37 degrees under clear sky.

now, is this going to stick around, the clear, the quiet weather? definitely not. we have storm system moving in or disturbance i would like to call it rather because we do have swat of rain going zero to overtake the region charging marching east, eventually arriving here into the early afternoon hours specially one of first lasts cents you'll see those western suburbs, and then just spreads east, now, the heaviest rain with this is going to fall into specially the southern half of our area, we put future rain apartments into motion here, see that, reflected pretty well. go from few tents after inch at worse up near the mountains , lehigh valley region to up to or over an inch in a lot of southern new jersey and delaware. >> it does appear the p.m. m rush will be majorly impacted by that, also, if you plan to go to the polls little later, meanwhile right now now, it is all clear out there. but draw a line pretty much chester to bucks county, point southeast, heaviest rain eventually gets in here. meanwhile very chilly in the meantime, especially friday

and saturday, where meisha we're not breaking out of the 40's,. >> wow, it will be such a big contrast, it was even this morning even walking into the building. thanks so much, katie. well, looking outside right now, guys, things looking pretty good on the ben franklin bridge, we push in the westbound direction from jersey take a look at that. looking great. really nice company there. schuylkill eastbound, city avenue, looking really nice here as well. i would say starting to build levels on the westbound side but overall we're still traveling around at posted speeds, take a look at this sky, george us shot there, travel into center city be prepared to put on brakes little bit. overall still looking good. blue route at mid count what i we are looking at push in the southbound direct, all looking nice there. delaware county 95 north at 452, we take that all the way up there, that's what we're looking at, looking good there , too, guys, enjoy. construction turnpike eastbound pa turnpike eastbound between neshaminy falls and delaware river bridge, right lane compromised , crews still out there. a lot of the overnight construction crews seeing on the schuylkill all clear. we do have some construction

crews still here 295 southbound between 168 and route 42, two lanes are block there. and plus we've got construction, but that's happening on the platt bridge westbound. the right lanes going to be compromise add little later starting 9:00 a.m. that's going to run you through 3:00 p.m. just heads up for those every you maybe getting late start this morning it, will affect you up until 3:00 p.m. right before the evening rush i would say after work starts to take place. now, we are talking more construction starting this actually started last night, more on this coming up in the next ten minute, jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. when family in grand rapids michigan sit down to eat at the table, their dog joins them in the high chair. look at this. a labrador retriever. she has been sitting in a high chair to eat since nine weeks old. but it is because after condition she has called mega esophagus. that will means when she eat, the food doesn't go down to her stomach, stays in her esophagus, eventually regurgitates it, so the high chair helps her digest. >> after she sits in her chair , this is a normal thing for about five minutes, we

typically burden of proof her, as crazy as it sounds, and then we do massage, too, where we get in deep to the esophagus, help move the food down. >> her owner said she worth all of the effort. >> oh, i bet she is. >> look. >> she is obviously a beautiful dog, but that's the thing, dog owners know, animal lovers in general know your pet provide so much joy and companionship and love in your life, so whatever you can do to also return the favor. >> bon appetit, tink. we will be right back. >> not bone appetite. >> no, no.

father, veteran..., but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side.

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. >> a couple of weeks ago we showed you ridiculous new coat that promised to keep you as toasty as the hot pizza delivered to your door, the peas a parker by pizza hut. my partner jim has this reaction. take a look. >> this is the pizza hut pizza parka, velcro fast flaps, and a pizza pocket. >> that's the most stupid thing i've ever seen. >> that's how you feel? >> well, one of them. pizza hut jacket? >> stupid he is thing he's ever seen. those were his words. our producers must have real sense of humor, because they went to the ends of the earth to acquire a pizza hut parker,

and it was all for this moment >> here we. >> my partner jim donovan wearing a pizza hut parker, jim, model it for us, please. >> here it is, you you know this was bound to happen. i don't know how they got ahold of one every these crazy coats but they it, i tell you, i feel like a hot pizza, made of the same material they use to carry the pizza in. i probably lost 5 pounds wearing this, it has a pocket here, for my or egg know, and my garlic salt here. yes. and then you open it up, inside. and it has got a place where you put a slice of pizza. >> okay. >> well, you can put yours in there, too. >> make sure to sigh hey to me if you see me walking down the street in this. >> oh, you'll stands out. >> right now, just lot it will >> like a fireman's coat. >> definitely say hi to jim, don't walk on the other side of the street. >> yes. >> that's why he's wearing it. >> is this ridiculous? i don't know what this is

snore. >> yikes. >> what will they think of next? >> coming up: you heard every picking apples, strawberries, what about popcorn? that's what pat gallen is up to thinning -- this morning, and he'll show us what it is all about. >> doctor rob is here with a list of symptoms and treatment options if you're feeling a little blue. next.

>> i was glad to be in the back. >> we continue to follow breaking news, police officer being hailed a hero, after saving a family from a burning home overnight. hear why the rescue makes her specially proud coming up in a live report. >> reelection day, time to get out and rock the vote. couple every big races in our area. >> and the weather come pact voter turn out, katie is tracking rain, and will let us know the best time to get to the polls. >> well, today is tuesday, november 7th. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, hey, guys. >> happy tuesday. so we had couple every accident out there. they've cleared out of the way now, burlington bristol bridge is going up and down, a lot of construction starting to clear , so busy morning. >> yes, pretty quiet for now in the weather department. but it is all about what eventually gets here, yes. later today, that mass of rain is going to make its arrival here, and it is going to come through pretty heavily at time