hundreds every people including celebrities and athletes rally to protest rapper meek mill's prison sentence. newspaper report that the f.b.i. is now involved. >> and it is a race against time in iran, as rescuers use heavy equipment to dig through the earthquake rubble. daylight now giving us a better look at the damage as the death toll sky rockets. >> well, today is tuesday, november 14th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things getting oust out the door this morning. >> hey tuesday. looking outside, couple every accidents, they cleared right away lots of construction, nice dry roadways, that's helping us out. >> definitely. and we had the rain yesterday morning. if it didn't have the chance to dry out, you may feel sheen on the road surface. i don't think the main roads are too much after problem. it is mainly side streets. keep that this mind. meisha will have more on that throughout the morning here. the other thing to keep in mind, too, temperature has dropped off. because of the winds being so light, you may fine yourself having to brake out the ice

scrape they are morning. so give yourselves that extra minute or two, hit the road safely. but storm scan is at least quiet. we're seeing much more light of day over the horizon even in this hour than we were able to yesterday because there was so much cloud cover and rain rolling through. mid to upper 30s, pretty much the story across the region as a whole. yes, chill in the air, absolutely. and it is even little colder than average. but, at least the wind is light. so we are going to give you the benefit of the doubt here today. nice solid b plus for the afternoon, high hits 50. little less harsh than yesterday. you are going to see some sunshine. but i would definitely still walk out the door with that heavier coat. and again, just those minor issues that we talked about, as a problem for you in some spots this morning, with some fog in spots, then also, potential for few slick areas. now, look, you got another roller coaster coming coming up here. normal high 57 degrees. we should come nice and close to that into thursday. but then, another drop off waiting in the wings for us by the weekend again shall meisha >> not going to complain about b plus in november.

nope. i'll take t thanks so much, katie. good morning everybody, happy tuesday to youment looking outside. 422, headlight eastbound direction, steady slow. starting to pick up levels cracking into the 6:00 hour. you are still traveling at posted speeds here. you probably won't be asomugha we push little bit quarter past, 6:30, we start to slow down. malfunctioning traffic lights. got them in a couple of different areas. let's get to t schuylkill eastbound off ramp to 30th street and schuylkill eastbound the ramp to spring garden street. so what you are looking at, weaver some activity pulled off to the right shoulder there, as well, also, malfunction traffic lights, on bridge street, at talcony street. the bridesburg neighborhood. so heads up on this. so a lot of these malfunctioning traffic lights are not so much slowing you down, that's not what we're seeing, happy to put on your brakes, figure it out with your neighbors all coming to the cross sections, but overall heads up. we get more vehicles on the roadway it, will start to slow us down. talking about some of the accidents coming up in the next ten minutes, jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha.

more on breaking news, violent altercation inside local apple bees. >> "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff at the scene in lawrenceville new jersey all morning long, henry, good morning. what can you tell us now? >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. the applebees off us1 still sealed off with wide per imette st. guillen at the. police officer more just arrived on the scene perhaps the next shift of officers and detectives, but most of the investigation is going on on the other side which we have some video of that we shot little earlier today. did see eyewitnesses here for hours and hours talking with police, not too long ago, one of the eyewitnesses before rushing in this car and taking off, all woe say is my friend, my friend, i said did your friend make it, he said we're not sure. then he rush off, like he was going to the hospital or going to check on his friend. other than that, detective not saying very much about the violent crime investigation that is going on inside the applebees, neither here on the scene nor at headquarters when

we call in so we will stay here, perhaps information on any of the two malls in the area. sifting through what we can, finding out what we k we'll update this as it develops. live in lawrenceville, henry rosoff, "eyewitness news." >> henry, thank you. philadelphia police are is her clinic for a kill they are morning, after deadly shooting in the city east germantown section. this happened on east garfield street, just before 2:00 this morning. officers found the shooting victim lying on the sidewalk across the street from his home. investigators are still trying to figure out a motive. attorney for rapper meek mills says he plans to file paperwork today. claiming the judge sent the rapper to prison. meanwhile, the new york post page six reporting the fbi is investigating the judge. report says undercover agents have been in the courtroom monitoring judge denise brinkly as far back as april 2016.

>> demonstrators outside the justice center, they say two to four years hine bars for probation vie lays is unfair. they lent their support to the philly born rapper. >> rally today because we all believe in him, and that the punishment bestowed upon him is extensive. it is cruel. it is motivated by unsavory circumstances. >> and along with this the demonstrators want the judge to be recused from the case. >> family, friends, former teammates, and fans will gathered today to celebrate the life of former phillies pitcher roy halladay. the future hall of fame enter spent little more than three seasons with the phillies, the 40 year old killed last week, when his plane crashed off the coast of florida. the celebration of halladay's life will take place at the spring training home of the phillies, in clearwater. cbs-3 sports director don bell will be live at the spectrum

field for the celebration. we will stream the 4:00 ceremony on our website cbsphilly.com and on our cbs philly facebook page coverage on tv on "eyewitness news" today at 5:00. >> surveillance video leads prosecute tears file new charges in the death every a penn state fraternity pledge. secured security video now from the frat house. nineteen year old timothe piazza consumed 18 drinks in a hour and a half. >> they know the videotape of the basement will now reveal the truth. >> flabergasted. yep, i really am. you know, the smart move is always act like you're not surprised. these charges came out of the blue. >> twenty-six frat members now face charges, all of them will be in court for arraignment later this month. >> and the parent every timothy piazza talked to cbs news correspondent anna werner about the new development in the case. that's coming up on cbs this morning, starts at 7:00 here

on cbs-3 right after " eyewitness news" this morning >> well, cbs news has confirmed donald trump, jr. was in direct communication with wikileaks during the 2016 presidential campaign. the exchanges took place at the same time that wikileaks was publishing hacked material from democratic officials. cbs news correspondent hand a doba has the latest. >> in a series of screen shot monday night, probe president eldest son donald trump, jr., during the 2016 campaign. writing in part: how ironic that one of the congressional committees have chosen to selectively leak some message n1 of the messages from october 2016, don junior was asked by the hacking site to publicize it leaks from inside the hillary clinton campaign. trump junior's release came just two hours after the atlantic published communications with wikileaks through twitter direct messaging. in one instance, wikileaks suggested that if mr. trump were to lose, he should not concede, and instead, claim

the reelection was rigged. cbs news has confirmed that congressional investigators are in possession of the messages, and that wikileaks initiated the conversation. senator chris coons commented on those conversations, after they were published. >> that the president's son would be direct communication with the vehicle that was used by russia in order to speak to influence our election really striking development. >> attorney for donald trump, jr. released a statement saying we have no concerns about these documents, and any questions raised about them have been easily answered in the appropriate forum. hen a doba, cbs news. >> iran's president promise to go rebuild region destroyed after deadly earthquake, this new video shows the magnitude of the destruction in iran. death toll from sunday night quake near the iran-iraq border tops 450 people with more than 7400 injured. rescuers continue to search for survivors from the 7.3 magnitude quake. >> and new weather satellite will have to wait until tomorrow at the earliest to

lift off. this morning, nasa launch of joint power satellite system one from air force base in california. will help in tracking hurricanes, and spot small wild fires before they become big wild fires,. >> up next in the health watch , famous billionaire making big push to find a treatment for altzheimer's. >> and it is a zoo that turns things around on the humans this time we're in the cage, lions outside looking at us. finds out where you can do this. >> from drone you fly with your hand. to a life-like doll. i'm nicky batiste in new york with a

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>> australian zoo turning the tables on the traditional zoo experience. >> this time the animals free to roam while humans are in cages. yes. >> zoo officials hoping the unusual fieldtrip attract more tourism to southern australia. it does look little scary. some tourists say what they really wonder about are the lions climbing around like that when nature calls. >> we get a look, but it is pretty minimal. >> okay? >> i wouldn't risk it. >> ticket for the hour long experience will set you back about $45 for adult, but if you fork over a little more, you can actually hand-feed the lions, if that's your thing. >> ya, i'm good. >> i don't think.

>> looks very well caged? >> i like the fact that they're running free and the people are in the cages. but, i mean, just, you know, you don't want people petting or going near lions and tigers and bears. >> oh, my. >> they're wild animals. >> admire them from a far. >> i'm with you. you know what i love about the philadelphia zoo? they have those that is cents -- passes over your head that the lions and the big cat country that they can walk through, they have one for the monkeys, too. >> good hybrid experience there. >> essentially. >> but their business on you, you're covered. that's what i would be afraid after cage. you never know. you snow. >> we wouldn't want to mess up your hair. >> no. >> priorities, katie. >> the things i think of. >> thank actually his hair is like a helmet. would roll right off. >> like a force field around jim's head. >> so going outside here the live neighborhood network, so, looks off in the distance, i show you this picture outside of beach patrol headquarters, because the light of day now showing, you'll see pretty nice sunrise, there are couple every clouds but generally

very quiet beginning to the day. storm scan shows that very plainly, as well. few side issues, perhaps you see couple of slick spots throughout from yesterday's rain, not having had the chance to dry out. may have refroze end. minor problem. and then also, pesky fog, patchy fog in spot, it is here and there. now ago the day progresses we will warm up little bit compared to yesterday's daytime heist, wouldn't break out of the 40's, today expect high of 50. that's little better dropping down to 37 tonight, cold again under clearing sky. ahead, temperature rebounds, back to much more seasonable conditions specially thursday, wednesday night into thursday morning specially we will see few scattered showers roll on through. friday, all clear, nice and sunny. and chillier. granted but we rebound again saturday. here's your trade off. more rain comes in specially in the pm hours. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much. very good morning to all of you. happy tuesday. so looking outside right now at accident, westbound vine, before the schuylkill, pulled all the way off to the shoulder and very slow moving

around here. you can see, everyone kind of coming up in fact looks like part of the right lane block, as well. and forcing to you have to push over. the problem is we have so many vehicles on the roadway right now that everyone putting on the brakes trying to move over it is getting harder and harder to do so, hence causing to you drop way less than posted speeds. you will have to factor in more time. i would say around this area give yourself extra half hour at this point. beautiful skies here. we also, this is around spring garden, schuylkill and spring garden, also malfunctionings traffic lights in the area. heads up on. that will yes, look at the sky. straight out of hollywood. ramp to spring garden street also schuylkill eastbound the off ramp to 30th street. malfunctioning traffic lights, in both of those areas, also, bridge street, at talcony street, also have malfunction traffic lights in this area, see the flashing lights, by the way, this is the bridesburg neighborhood. just heads up on that. and quick peak at the boulevard. bumper to bumper conditions here, as you travel on southbound, then jump on the schuylkill. busy morning, jim, over to you >> thank you shall meisha. in this morning's health watch new medical guy lines have lowered the threshold for high

blood pressure meaning nearly half of all american adults now have it. >> high blood pressure has long meant top reading of at least 140 or bottom one of 9o the american heart association and american college of cardiology are now defining a top reading of 130 or more, or bottom reading of 80 or more high blood pressure, changes mean estimated 30 million more americans are diagnosed with hypertension. >> another reason to limit your kids screen time. researchers in san diego say increased use of smart phones, tablets, computers may be behind a rise in depression and suicide suicidal behavior among teenagers, their advice to limit daily screen time to hour or two at most. and bill gates is investing in the fight against altzheimers, billionaire microsoft founder just donated $60 million to the dementia discovery funds. giving another 50 million to by okay tech firms researching the disease. altzheimer heist affected several members every his family. >> hard to believe "black

friday" a week away. >> with the start of the holiday season fast approaching, consumers expected to spends a lot of monday think year. according to this year's national survey for the national retail federation, consumers expected to spend average of $967, that's 3.4% jump from last year. november and december retail sales expected to be 600- $82 quintillion. a lot of monday. >> i at loft holiday spending goes toward toil sales. >> nicky batiste with a look at what some of the kids on your list may ask for this year. >> there you go. >> oh, yes. so fun. >> kids are flipping out for this year's hottest holiday toys. from new age doll. >> my name is teddy. >> to a blast from the past. >> 2017, ted. >> i insiders gave us a look at the toys the kids are clamouring for.

>> hatchable back with a twist >> surprise comes with not one but two toys in each egg. >> kid aren't going to know until it hatches whether it is identical twins or fraternal twins. >> within. most south off toys this year. >> she is the most interactive doll you will ever, ever see. >> the life-like doll has arrange of sounds and expressions. >> out of the box she speaks babble. the more you speak to her, the more she will learn more words >> the sweet tears baby alive doll on many kids wish list too. >> i don't feel good. >> do you see the tears? >> kids can play caregiver and nurse her back to smiles, and giggles. for older kids, there is the r2 d2 inventor kid, the droid comes in pieces and has to be put together. >> and the drone allows to you fly it with motion of your hand. >> ah! >> for animal lovers, tyler the playful tiger, has 100

sounds and motion combinations >> do you think he'll fly off the shelves? >> fly off the shelves, absolutely will. >> says if any of these toys are on your list, find them now. because they're going fast. nicky batiste, cbs news, new york. >> katie were you taking notes >> darn straight i was. >> i like the tiger. that crying doll would drive me nuts, the will two minute, in my house. >> taylor swift in the to for the first time in why years, when she is bringing her tour to philadelphia. >> right back here at home for her. plus amazing video from active volcano. see the exact moment lava swallows a go pro camera. we'll be right back.

>> boundery expected to cross the delaware valley weekends it, does like like primarily rain producer. physically in the p.m. m hours of saturday. in the wake that far however it may just turned cold enough , we may have this wrap

around moisture, some may see snowflakes into sunday. tis the season, guys. >> all right, katie, thank you now for a look at newspaper headlines across the region. >> from the mercury, philadelphia man charged in a series of overnight burglaries , that involve the theft of cash, cell phone, personal computers from occupied homes. police say that between october 14th and november 10th , 21 year old tyrell mccoy attempt topped gain entry or entered more than 20 homes, in abington and cheltenham. >> from the trentonian, new jersey state house commission voted yesterday to hold off on governor chris christie's plan to bulldoze the state's health and ago building, and taxation building. plan would have shrunk the state's footprint in trenton and also freed up some space for redevelopment. >> in the reading eagle, hoping to contain this lantern fly, the pennsylvania agriculture department is encouraging property to scrape eggs from tree bark to capture the bugs. the department says the egg scraping effort has killed more than one and a half

million of the pests. >> that's a look at local headlines from around the delaware valley. >> if you got an e-mail over the weekends saying your netflix account was disable, it is probably not from netflix. >> fishing emails went to netflix customers and the scam claims there was bigger over. it asked for your name, personal details and yesterday the card information. if you did get one of these emails, netflix says for that same e-mail at fishing e-mail to netflix. >> coming up: case of rush hour road rage in our area. ends with gunfire. >> plus a fifth woman now accusing senate candidate roy moore of sexual misconduct. we'll tell you how his fellow republicans are responding to the claims. >> embiid throwing it down. >> a late night victory for the sixers, see what you missed if you went to bed before the game was over. meisha? >> and jim, looking outside. nice dry road conditions, but not accident free. causing some problems, plus, malfunctioning traffic lights. i'll have all of the updates

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>> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. just about 6:30, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today, november 14, 2017. >> the applebees right off us1 still sealed off. >> one of the eyewitnesses all he would say is my friend, my friend, i said, did your friend make it? he said we're not sure. >> the punishment bestowed upon him is extensive. >> hundreds rally for philly rapper meek mill. they're demanding his release and new judge for his case. remembering roy halladay. the late philly pitcher will be honored at a memorial today

, in clearwater, florida. a week after he died in the plane crash. >> vice president joe biden. >> i'm not going to ask if you're going to run for president because i know you won't give me an answer. but are you going to run for president? >> i want to focus on beau biden and my grand kids, you know, we'll see where, where it goes. >> embiid throwing it down. >> embiid, he falls over read, and embiid got it done. >> today's morning minute, is sponsored by pen medicine's abramson cancer center, number one cancer center in the region. >> and joel embiid with a huge night out in los angeles, as the sixers go down to the wire with the los angeles clippers. show you hoe it ended in a few minute. >> real a dunking machine, we send it out to katie. feels like things are warming up. you know i'm already looking ahead to next weekend. i don't know if i told you but i'm running a marathon next weekend, my first one. >> we had not heard that noise

, really glad you shared that. for the very first time, we've never heard that. >> yes, you know what, rahel, looking like it may and chilly marathon for you here. we'll have more on that as the show progresses, but for now winter coats still a requirement. you know, what's interesting, our station parking lot is actually in my line of site as i turn around, and i can tell which cars have been here through the overnight. i know who has been on the overnight, by looking at the cars, because little bit of frost that developed on some of my colleagues windshields. so the ice scrape remember probably a necessity for many of you, if you don't have the benefit after garage. so, it is all clear right now. we have couple every clouds granted. we have had some very minor fog issues in a couple of spots. even few slick spots, sheen on the road it, could be little slick. but storm scan quiet otherwise , those are the only very minor problems we're facing right now, your temperature readings in the 30 's, all around the board here. thirty-six at the airport. 33 degrees even at the shore, and up at mound pocono, actual

lay degree miler than that, but, everybody's got that north or northwesterly winds flow. not strong wind granted but that is where our air mass is coming f so it will keep things on the cool side. little less harsh than yesterday, though. should end up with high of 50. yesterday we couldn't break out of the 40's in the city. this is betterment come the shore point, though, probably don't do that, you'll get to do about 49 degrees in places like atlantic city, with partly sunny sky though overall. then later in the broadcast, we do have to talk about what comes down the road here. specifically, for the upcoming weekend, pretty potent frontal passage. we'll give you the latest on the timing there since again a big marathon coming up this weekends, and we'll get more into the details on that little later on. >> thank you very much. good morning to all of you. happy tuesday. so looking outside right now to this accident, westbound vine, before the schuylkill. that is really starting to slow us down. it is blocking part of the far right lane. the shoulder clearly, too, but really the far right lane we're concerned w because it is forcing all of these

vehicles to put on brakes, and have to move off to the left. no longer traveling at posted speeds in the area, in fact, you will have to add extra time on your commute. i would say probably extra 40 minute or so. quick back up shot for you, see how slow moving it is, driving up toward the accident , and all of the vehicles having to condense and move over to the left. so if you can avoid the area, i would suggest doing so, if you can't, like i said, just add some extra time in there. malfunctioning traffic lights, have been kind of headlines for us, as women. schuylkill eastbound at spring garden, also the off ramp to 30th street, as well. and we've also good morning some more fall fudges traffic lights in the bridesburg neighborhood, bridge street at tacony. >> this isn't slowing you down really at allment vehicles handling this, as well, here, more the schuylkill, the ramp to spring garden than i'm really concerned with also. school bus, motorcycle accident, with injuries here, route 13, chester pike, i put an alternate, mcdade boulevard is your best bet, jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. updating breaking news we've been following this morning, police are investigating

violent attack at applebee's restaurant in lawrenceville new jersey, police called just before 2:00 a.m. to the restaurant along route one mercer county. an eyewitness told our henry rosoff that his friend is in the hospital after some sort of altercation. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you an update when we get it. >> bucks county authorities are looking for a driver they say opened fire during a road rage incident. this happened about 5:00 last night on the off ramp of 95 to route 413 in bristol township. police say the suspect fired twice on hyundai with a semiautomatic pistol. one shot hit the top of the passenger door. the other hit the car side. no one was hurt. police say the driver who started shooting was driving a 2,003 buick rendesvous, just like the one on the screen. if you have any information please contact police. >> suspect shooting a corporate last week out of the hospital and now in a northampton county prison. authority release this picture of daniel claire. also shot during a fight with troopers.

being held on $1 million bail. authority say clary shot at troopers last week, during a traffic stop, on the side of northampton county highway way kelly shot multiple times and still in the hospital and in stable condition. the second trooper suffered minor arm injury during the struggle. larry is facing attempted murder and related charges. >> well, alabama republican senate candidate roy moore is not backing down despite calls from capitol hill to drop out of the race. the fifth woman is now accusing moore of sexual misconduct when she was a minor. >> mr. moore raised over and began groping me and putting his hands on my breasts. >> beverly nelson young came forward yesterday, she says, moore assaulted her when she was 16, after offering her a ride home from the restaurant where she worked. she says the regular customer even left a note in her high school year book calling her a sweet beautiful girl. >> at some point, at some point, he gave up and he then

looked at me and he told me -- he said you're just a shy soul he said i'm the district attorney of the county, and if you tell anyone about this, no one will ever believe you. >> well, nelson said she voted for president trump, so this is not about politics. moore is calling the allegations against him a witch hunt. texas senator ted cruz also pulled his endorsement for moore late last night, cruz said he cans urge the people of alabama to support campaign considering the charges. >> corruption trial of senator bob menendez dead-locked but will resume deliberation this is morning anyway. judge told them to get a good night rest and try again. menendez is accused of excepting gifts in exchange for political favors. >> here is a question. how do you feel about spending money? the answer may determine whether you're driving yourself crazier than need be.

>> cbs cbs news analyst jill schlessenger joins us live from new york to tell us more about is it. >> good morning, you know we're all crate bye money, that's yes love this top inch. >> jill, tell us about the findings of this e meisha until spending scale watch is this? >> reporter: okay, three academics decided to add 13,000 people to rate their responses to the following statements on a scale of one to five. statement one: spending money is painful to me. number two: saving money is pleasureable for me. they asked respondents whether they paid off their credit card balances in full or didn't use credit cards at all >> what did they finds, jill? >> all right. >> reporter: you'll guess this right away. quarter every people basically considered tightwads. they actually feel pain every paying. they experience feelings like anxiety, and distress, when they make purchases. jim, does that feel familiar to you? >> not so much. i'm close, i'm close. let me hear the rest of this

here. >> a quarter every people are spend-lift. they don't worry about spending, but then of course, they spend more than they would like to, and that causes anxiety down the line. now, half of people fall squarely inbetween, but here is a big take away. they're happier than tightwads and spend thrift. so whether it comes to gender, women are about as likely to be tightwads as they are spends thrift. men, are more, two and a half more times lightly to be tight wads, and in follow up research, of course, stands to reason that tightwads and spenders tends to marry each other, and of course that leads to a lot of conflict. so okay. which ever you are, try to relax a little bit. spends within your means, but can you have more fun doing this? >> please, coy never data tight wad. >> well, no, you like to spend i'm in the middle. i do have anxiety though sometime when i'm buying things.

>> you're in the middle. >> no. all right. all right. all right. i'm telling you. >> thank you, jim, fascinating , though, interesting. >> yes. take care. >> your poor husband to be who ever he is. oh. >> i don't know what you mean? i will make a lovely wife. >> checking sports, if you didn't wait up for the west coast sixers game, you missed a good one. >> let's go to the tape. sixers down, in the fourth quarter last night. and ben simmons, tries the lane and drops the pass, to joel embiid. uses that combination, simmons had double on embiid. finished with game high 32 points. robert covington had season high 31-point. sixers beat the clippers 109 to 105, and face the lakers at the same arena tomorrow night. >> well the eagles were playing some matted end football with us military members yesterday. the gaming experience part of the eagles care community initiative. the eagles teamed up with non- profit organizations every week, aim to go make a lasting positive impact on our community. the birds were off for the bye week last sunday, and play in

prime time this sunday in dallas. >> good to see they're using their time wisely, awesome. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, warning to families about kids getting harassed on line, and the scary way bullies getting to your children. >> paddle boarders close encounter with a whale. down at the jersey shore. pat? >> jim there is holiday season we need to beat hunger. we need to squash hunger. we can do it together. fill bun dance needs your help coming up we go to the top ten things they're looking for this holiday season. don't go any where. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> jim, were you talking about there paddle boarder? >> i don't think so, i would be off the paddle board and on the shore. >> whether it is wed, orange,

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>> berks county native bringing her reputation tour to philadelphia. >> grammy awards winning perform letter return to the link, july 14, as part of her us stadium tour. particular gets on sale in time for the holidays december e swift's sixth time performing at the lincoln financial field >> in new jersey, paddle board is her showing everybody his close encounter from this past weekend. >> not exactly moby dick, but it was a whale and it go get pretty close. this is provided by brian shea

of monmouth county. he said he was paddle boarding offer the coast of long branch when the hump back whale, ya, got close and personal. very personal. he said he has been out on the water for more than 40 years, never had an experience quite like that. >> audio on that. >> get me outta here. >> take me with you. >> that's one of those sites, total awe, total fear at the same time, ahh! >> what do you do? you're already out there. >> pretty much, ya. well, call me -- >> as you take a look at the eyewitness weather watchers reporting pretty cold air right now, you have temperatures pretty much in the 30's, one loan spot though where we have reported 29 degrees value, that comes in from mary ann, clear sky out in browns mills. and obviously chilly start here. then a ton every wind, the windchill basically exactly what the they are mom thermometer reads, looking

forward to the crisp fall weather we have up our sleeves here today. 30 degrees the value from ed, in chesterfield, he did sends in picture, of the frosty windshield outside his house. it will be speckled with some fall leaves here, too. so you may need a little bit of extra time to be thawing out and break out your ice scraper and scrape this off your windshield. specially if you don't have a garage, you may be facing that here this morning, meanwhile off to the south, we go into dover, where 34 is the value from and i segal. also clear sky, overhead, does mention there is some fog right at the ground level. so, there you have it. there is some fog, but it is incredibly patchy. not terribly widespread. not causing too many issues. storm scan empty it, will stay that way throughout the day. high pressure is in place, we have mix every clouds and some sunshine to tell you about. now, looking at the visibilities, even from right before i went on the air with this, this visibility had changed out in reading, little bit lower, but now to up 2.5 miles. so again the fog is out there. but it is very, very minor, in terms of how much of a problem

it is causing. looking forward, though, in the eyewitness weather seven day, temperatures go on uphill climb. seasonable specially thursday, but wednesday night, thursday morning, especially likely see couple of scattered showers roll on through, strictly rain showers we expect, and then we cool down again with the return of some on friday. now, there is a weak system to watch. it will be bridging in some rain specifically second half of saturday, and then it may actually be coal enough specially in the northwest suburbs sunday that you even see a few snowflakes flying. meisha? >> all right, so we got to enjoy the 50's, while we've got them, thanks, katie. looking outside, the good news , we did have an accident clear off the vine. that's the good news. the vine, westbound vine, before the schuylkill, all clear. but take a look at the backups , despite the accident has now cleared, so traveling less than posted speeds, have to factor in at this point extra four minute or so. plus we do have live chopper three over an accident, see if we can grab it, there, sharon

hill delaware county involving school bus. and a motorcycle. the motorcyclist is injured. route 13, chester pike, at rain err boulevard. you will have to use an alternate around this. mcdade boulevard is going to be your best bet. again, sharon hill delaware county involving school bus and motorcyclist, route 13 chester pike, rain err boulevard, avoid this area. going to be very slow moving around that air. malfunction traffic lights still out there, schuylkill eastbound ramp to spring garden street. by the way, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meishament many of us are counting down the days until that thanksgiving meal. >> but as next thursday fast approaches, many in our area are also looking to lends a hands to families who may be in need of extra help this holiday season. pat gallen live at philabundance this morning with more on the best ways to help. pat? >> yes, jim, rahel, i know i'm excited for the holiday season , great food and at thanksgiving, but there are some people in the philadelphia region that need our help, and that's why we're here this morning, at philabundance. this is stephanie, good

morning, stephanie. >> good morning. >> she is from philabundance. before we get into what we need, let's talk about some of the misconceptions about who you guys are feeding in the philadelphia area. because i think a lot of people believe, women, it is just going to the homeless. that's not entirely true. >> absolutely. there are about 700,000 people who face hung nerve our area. the average in the country is one in eight people facing hunger. the situation is really dire here with one in five. and so we serve about 30% children 16% veterans, a problem we're hearing, college student. >> interesting. >> so, unfortunately, because the problem is so bad here, really aren't any groups of people that we don't touch. >> okay. >> so when you guys ask for food, you have top ten list of the things you need specially with the holidays coming.

head's talk about the list. what's tops on the list? >> something tops on the list items high in protein, so uma always see peanut butter and tuna on the list. peanut butter one of those thing that is more expensive for families to buy, so they might skip it. >> sure. >> for us, always have on the list because we can buy it at so much after price than the average person can. >> sure. >> in addition to peanut butter and tuna, we have whole grains, we have vegtables, beans, and then as you mention - >> this is interesting. >> yes. >> not everyone thinks about it, because it is oil, but you need something to cook with when you have this food. >> so you're in need of oil? >> one a free farmers market. eleven of them across the delaware vale. free fruits, free vegtables, and then they're all raw. >> yes. >> without the oil it would be

hard to cook them. >> item on the list, but real important to be able to make healthy meals. >> what's the website where people can go to? >> brand new website launched last week, philabundance.org. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> jim, rahel, everyone in philadelphia, get out there and help. they need oil but a lot of other things, as well, so go to the website to find out that list there. >> patrick, thank you. >> philabundance always doing great job in philadelphia. >> thank you so much. with thanksgiving little more than a week away, families are getting ready, enjoy a holiday feast, that could lead to some tight belts, at the table, until now. >> yes we have a solution. actually a solution, now offering thanksgiving dinners. make room for all of the turkey. comes with side pocket. thanksgiving dinner pant. com. >> like cummerbund there. time 65:00; a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> gale king, charlie roads, join us live from new york with a preview. good morning, guys.

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>> here is three to go. >> police in lawrenceville new jersey are investigating attack at apple bee's restaurant, one person in the hospital. >> memorial service scheduled for former phil pitch eggs roy halladay, he died in a plane crash last week, we will stream it on our website cbsphilly.com and on our facebook page. >> president trump on his way back to washington now after wrapping up his trip to asia. he left manila this morning, that's three to go. >> last check on weather and traffic? >> it looks all-in-all like pretty quiet day. we do have clouds overhead, had some fog, even had some

slick spots out there, but generally, it is just tranquil you've got some clouds leer at the middle school, see mix every somebody and clouds the rest of the day, little less harsh at 53. >> katie, thank you. live chopper three overseer just accident in sharon hill, involving school bus, motorcyclist, injured. route 13 chester pike at rain err boulevard. alternate mcdade boulevard would be your best bet. >> thank you shall meisha. here is something to make you smile on this tuesday morning. >> golden retrieve is her going to russian cubs, meet patsy using her two puppies and help after cubs, cubs born last month but their own mom refused to pediatric them. two vets tried to bottle feed them but they wouldn't eat. that's when testy accepted the two cubs as her own. >> oh,. >> stepping up to the job. >> well well, cbs this morning is coming up next. >> remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3, starting 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> bye bye. >> ♪ >> ♪

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