good morning i'm rahel solomon. i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in today's morning monday, wednesday, november 22nd. >> good morning, guys. >> heading home for holiday people packed the road, rails, and skies on the day before

thanks giving. >> we're all sort of reeling about what has happened. monday your world is one way and in 24 hours charlie has been suspended and then he has been fired. but again, i go back to what these women are going through and i applaud them for speaking up. >> ♪ >> bad news from the entertainment world former teen idol david cassidy has died. >> ♪ >> so many of us look forward to that thanksgiving feast every year. >> here's a question for u.s. it fair to charge your guest? >> recently sent twitter universe in the tail spin when word spread that someone's aunt was charging $30 a head at her thanksgiving table. >> is she running a restaurant >> today's morning minis sponsored by penn medicine

abramson cancer center the number one cancer center in the regiony feel lake we find a way to commercialized everything, go out and eat somewhere. >> would you pay to go to a relative's friend. >> and i wouldn't charge someone to come to my place. >> are you cooking. >> my mom's cooking for me your mom's cooking. >> i mean i bought the turkey, does that count. >> so katie, would you pay to eat somewhere at a relative's house. >> that is crazy to me. i am so thankful for you, now give me 30 bucks. are you kidding me? that is crazy. no, no, no. >> i believe everybody should come to the table with something, i bring pies. >> yes. >> i think it is rude when people show up and plop themselves down. >> it depends on the situation growing up my grand mom made dinner and people absolutely helped out and what not but she's the best cookie know so we let her do all of the heavy lifting and she was happy about it but that is what makes it a family event.

people have a place in all of it. anyway, i'm going on a soap box. i will step off now a lieutenant of you traveling to get to this thanksgiving dinner. lets look at is what going on the radar right now. right now it is not ideal across parts of the shore points here and then moving along i-95 new castle county we are getting hit with rain as well. i think this will strike philadelphia over span of the next hour or so and then we're done witt. just that the on set that looking at this current picture on the radar, things will look menacing. we will not have to deal with this all day licensing, however, but look at the difference, cold air has not caught up here, in philadelphia 52. feels balmy on the sky deck, it feels mid 50's at ac airport and wildwood currently just don't expect you will rebound that much. you will stay steady at the shore for example and here in philadelphia we will tack on an additional 3 degrees w time any showers will clear out and then that will happen sooner rather than later. you are left with some sun, brief, pick up and eventually

a chill that will settle in later tonight. >> katie, thanks very much. good morning, everybody. how are you. we are looking outside at 95 south around the airport we know that if you are traveling by flight today you will be have to get to the airport early. we have been talking about jan and trang do but jan has been at the airport bringing us the play by play and it is already getting busy there, i will be out there with you battling those cars at the airport as well, get there early. check your schedules than line around the airport you can see everybody is traveling good but i will say typically when we see this shot at 5:30 in the morning it is in the like this. this is more movement then what we see on i-95 around the airport. give yourself some extra time there on the ground as well. we did have a traffic stop, blue route before the schuylkill and then that has been cleared. volume levels around here are looking good. forty-two freeway north bound starting to build up levels here, this off ramp, to creek road, just a head up we are getting slow because 42 south

at 295 the off ramp closed, left lane also blocked. rahel, back to you. planes, trains, automobiles, it will be a busy travel day as millions prior to head home for the holiday. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live this morning with the travel outlook there, good morning again, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. philadelphia international airport is already very busy today, we arrived here at 4:15 in the morning and at times that security checkpoint line snakes down hallways here between terminals d and e but good news it is moving pretty smoothly, pretty quickly and all flights do seem to be on time. we are talking holiday travel so we have to talk to triple a mid-atlantic dana tidwell. thanks for being on the show. apparently a whole lot of people will hit roads, rails, airways because more people traveling since 2005. >> triple a projecting highest thanksgiving weekend travel volume since 2005. that translates to more people at the airport and more people on the roadways.

>> what is driving that trend do you think. >> we are seeing a strong economy, and strong labor market, that just lead to increase in consumer confidence and people feel good about spending their money on holiday travel. those here at the airport have an added benefit that triple a , saw a decrease in airfares for those who booked for this holiday weekend of 23 percent. so that is also good news for travelers who are coming to the airport. >> reporter: biggest gains in travel this holiday week, between wednesday and sunday is here at the airport. >> yeah we're seeing over 5 percent increase in air travelers this year over last year, so 53,000 philadelphia area residents will travel by air this year. >> reporter: a lot of people, jane tidwell, thanks very much we were able to catch up with one of those people taking an early morning flight, well, she came from new jersey to ph l flying down to atlanta, lets take a listen. >> i decided to fly this just because of the time, it is quick, it takes me a while to drive from here, to atlanta as

you can imagine. it is not a bad drive but it is just long, it is an hour and 25 minutes to fly. >> reporter: this year she said it cost her a little bit more to fly so why not take convenient way and fly. a little bit of advice before we toss it back to jim and rahel. lines are long. what you should do before you come to the airport when you should have already check in on line, 24 hours in advance, that is a recommendation, print your boarding pass on line or just down load an app and that will have your boarding pass on your phone. if you are tsa approved you can skip through the line, great advice as well and most important advice is get here two hours early because, screening is going to be tight you might be asked to do some things you have not done before, take out you're electric tronics that are bigger then a cell phone. you might to have take out thanksgiving food transport ago this as well. keep that in mind as you come to the airport today, jim and rahel, back to you.

>> thanks, jan. this is a live look at 30th street station where things are picking up. thirty minutes ago first trains of the holiday rush rolled out of the station, amtrak's busiest travel time of the year began yesterday and runs through monday. three-quarters of the million people will be moved there. amtrak is adding extra trains and seats to accommodate the rush. you need to know best time to hit roadways to save money on gas or what road to avoid and when? head to cbs philly.com. find a comprehensive list to get you through the holiday rush. well in, other news this morning sex scandal involving former cbs this morning co hoe charlie rosies growing. three women from cbs news now accuse rose of sexual misconduct. rose former co host gayle king was on the late show with stephen colbert last night. news anchor said she feels a variety of emotions about the allegations. >> we're all sort of the reeling about what has happened. it is a stunning thing that has happened in the last 24 hours. monday your world is one way

and then 24 hours charlie has been suspended and then he has been fired. charlie rose, an icon in this country. i'm still wrapping my brain around that but again, i go back to what these women are going through. a broad them for speaking up. >> now cbs fired rose after washington post published claims from 80 men who all worked or wanted to work for rose pbs program, pbs has also cut ties with rose. cbs this morning will have very latest on the new allegations against charlie rose, see the report at 7:00 o'clock right here after "eyewitness news" this morning right here on cbs-3. sexual misconduct allegations forced disney executive and pixar co founder job last ter to take a leave of absence. 's pol guyed in an internal memo sent to disney employees. memo came a same day from the article from the hollywood reporter detailed his quote, pattern of alleged misconduct. disney is committed to a work environment where all are respected. well, memorial services are in the planning stage for

singer, actor, teen aid ol, david cassidy. >> ♪ >> cassidy first rose to fame as heart throb keith partridge in the partridge family in the early 1970's. he later had a solo singing and acting career. cassidy revealed a battle with alcoholism and dimension a he was admitted to i florida hospital a few days ago for multiple organ failure. david cassidy was 67 years old well, reports say it is almost a miracle a north korea solder survived a barrage of gunfire as he deflected to south korea earlier this month >> correspondent john lawrence shows how the manmade a break for it between the north and the south. >> reporter: it was literally a race for his life, last week a north consider rean solder race's cross board tore south korea as north korean solder give chase and fired dozens of bullets at the man. officials have not released the name but doctors say he

was shot as many as five times >> unaudible. >> the defecting solder had other serious health issues as well, doctors found dozens of parasites in the solder's ruptured intestines, some of them were nearly 1 foot long. >> north korea doesn't use chemical fertilizer anymore because it cannot, it is too expensive. north korean regime has been using animal and human maneuver as fertilizer. if you do not sanitize this first, bad things happen tour population. >> everybody assigned to the security areas considered elite. now think about this, if this guy had all these problems, parasites just think about what the normal person has regarding his health. >> reporter: doctors say the

solder is expect to survive. u.n. accused north korea of violating armistice in place, by firing across the border of the two countries. however, head of the u.n. command says the deal remains in place. jon lawrence, cbs news, "eyewitness news". up next exciting news for john legend and his wife christie teigen. highest paid super model, there is a new name at the top of the list, plus this. i'm nancy odell, coming up disney takes you in a new adventure in the new

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forbes has released its list of the highest paid models and ken dell jenner tops the list. 22-year old super model raked in 22 million-dollar in the last year, not bad. she beat gisele bundchen who held top spot since 2002. she came in second bringing in 17.5 million and christie teigen rounded out top three, making 13.5 million-dollar. that is not only thing christie teigen is celebrating this morning. the model is expecting baby number two with her husband john legend. they made big announcement on social media yesterday. couple is parents to one year-old daughter luna and recently celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary. congratulations to them. i just love them. disney pixar's latest movie cocoa, it day booed in

mexico late last month and became country's highest gross ing film of all time. here's more from entertainment tonight's nancy odell. >> reporter: hi everybody, this week disney pixar takes you on a musical adventure in the new animated movie, cocoa. >> i know i'm not supposed to love music. >> no music. >> but my grand grand mom was greatest musician of all time. >> reporter: cocoa follows story on a young musician whose family has a ban on music. >> you cannot do that. >> what are you doing here. >> just showing me his guitar. >> shame on you. >> reporter: for 12 year-old anthony gonzales, it was a dream come true. >> i just loved playing music. biff than doing it since i was four and i can do it the rest of my life. in the story miguel, he has to keep his passion for music a secret. >> reporter: miguel's adventure takes him to the land of the dead. >> what is going on.

where he searches for his great, great grandfather and musical idol voiced by benjamin brat. >> you know that feeling when is there a song in the air and it is playing just for you. >> ♪ >> i actually look up to many, many seniors and now, to add to that list benjamin bratt because he sings so beautifully in the movie. >> listen, it was completely terrifying, i have always wanted to be a singer but i recognize my limitations. i'm on west myself. but with that said where else with the willie be presented to fail on such a grand scale. >> my boys are meant to be a musician. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight i'm nancy odell, now back to you. >> that looks good. >> it does. >> i want children around so i can watch animated films around like that. >> adults can do that without kid around. >> yes. >> i have no problems with that. >> yeah.

>> one of the most exciting moments for me is i good get to play in this without feeling shame, because you don't go on a date to a please touch museum. >> no. >> but i remember high school musical i was only adult singing in the high school musical audience. >> embrace it. >> yes. >> bizarre facts of the day, that is one for the day, i think. >> what a lovely mental image that is of you. >> yes, i'm loving this. all right. well we have a busy travel day , obviously starting a little bit on the unsettled side in some spots. here's a shot beautiful picture outside on sky scan three. i don't expect it to stay this way in the next hour or hour and a half or so. is there a batch have rain working its way north crossing through center city philadelphia. we will show new a second. we do also have, eyewitness weather watchers reporting a variety of conditions. i want to focus where we are

finding wet weather right now and places like south and eastern new jersey. so mark sent this in over last half an hour but still rings true. he has rain and 50 degrees. balmy start, just wet. you also have wet weather being reported in from fran, in chester county in nottingham, within the last 10 to 12 minutes he did have some rain to report on his weather station at home. forty-nine is temperature there. here's the key, swimming gears , it is not every where. fran again is back out here in chester county. mark in burlington county. we do have have that rain lift nothing here and coming down steadily in spots, too. so new castle county, parts of the kent county really getting involved by that rain. it will not last all morning let alone all day but you need transition to take place and that is still going on. there is low pressure that is primarily bypassing us but combed front trying to cross through, two pieces do not connect until later on until it is all gone but that is

where this is coming from. skies will clear out thankfully no later then, late morning, for most of you and further north and west you go you are immune to all this breezy day, eventually that sky will clear out, high hits 55. pretty seasonal but we are off to levels that are very close to this. not much movement on the thermometer. clear, quiet, cold night coming up, expect to wake up to a hard freeze on thanksgiving morning but sun will shine but thursday and black friday and temperatures will rebound toward more seasonal levels for your shopping plans and warmer on saturday, not totally redty rule out a shower on saturday but we will be optimistic for now. >> i think that is good. katie, thanks very much. we are looking outside right now and everything looks okay. we have an accident here schuylkill west before south street at university avenue pulled off, block ago this left lane. tapping on your brakes and push over the two right lane and you will factor in extra time here. head up. you can see how many headlights are out there letting you know it is busy.

we have been saying that all morning. we will continue to say it. ninety-five south approaching cottman same story here just a sea have headlights as far as eye can see there 422 at route 29 kind of hard to see, it always looks like a hazy glaze , sea of headlights here as well. 422 no delays, still traveling around at posted speed but we can expect to slow down in a bit. construction 42 southbound at 295 off ramp to close left lane is block. also a head up we have a thanksgiving day parade, so eakins oval closes 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. today and 6:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. thursday. all of those road are on this today. on thursday until 2:00 p.m. vehicles, will be start to be towed, at 4:00 a.m. just a head up. i will tweet this information out as well. jim, back over to you. uber's admitting a year-old hack attack by hackers, who stole personal information of 57 million of its customers and drivers. uber says the hackers were

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after a connection of the theft of the millions of dollars of memorabilia belong to the late john lenon. >> memorabilia included lenon 's eye glasses, diaries and other items. it was stolen from ono's new york apartment in 2006. german police arrested 58 year-old suspect yesterday. they say a second suspect is still at large and living in turkey. >> cheering. >> well, performers took to new york herald square to rehearse for tomorrow's parade among the stars spirit of the america cheer liter, rock kits and cast of several broadway plays. the parade steps autopsy at 9:00 tomorrow morning. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we have an update on the search for 11 people missing after a u.s. navy plane crash in the pacific. also, big talker, girl scouts are urging parents to tell their doubt their they don't to have hug their relatives over the holidays. we will tell you why.

and we have live team coverage of the holidays travel rush, check out the crowd right now at philadelphia international airport, stay with us, we will be right back.

more people shop online for the holidays than ever before. and the united states postal service delivers more of those purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. because we know, even the smallest things are sometimes the biggest. biggest travel days of the year, millions will be taking to the road, rails, and airport as they travel for

thanksgiving. the rain could impact your travel in certain areas, and today's wednesday november between the second, good morning, i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. happy thanksgiving eve. katie and meisha is keeping an eye on things keeping an eye on things for us, good morning >> we have been saying this since 4:30 when we went live that we are seeing slow conditions out there lots of construction out there first and information mess but we are also seeing some accidents because of this. >> you and that eye brow raise >> i'm just trying to get things done early, working early. >> yes. >> head to the airport. >> yeah, yeah. >> no kidding. exactly. i wouldn't be shocked if rain starts to come into play for some of us too. some of that rain is coming down steadily. lets take a look that is intense right there across del marva peninsula, thankfully bulk across shore points is mainly out to sea, heaviest stuff but you do have tricky travel along parts of the route one along i-95, garden state parkway, this is primarily an issue for