fraternal order of police, kick in an additional $5,000. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now with more on the abduction from philadelphia police headquarters. >> just let my daughter go. , whatever it takes, i don't care just let her go. >> desperate plea. a family left wondering where she is, and why someone would take her. >> why her? and who can do such a thing. her kidnapping, every frightening moment of it, was caught on camera herb attacker , parks his car, goes back to get her, and eventually thrown into the back of the car. she did all she could to get away, even kick out both rear windows before the vehicle sped away. >> it was sickening, that's

the only thing you can say. >> eyewitness who didn't want to appear on camera tells "eyewitness news" he was across the street when he heard carlesha's screams for help. >> help me, help me, like get him off of me, but i couldn't really do too much. >> they have this video, but need more help. >> we are going to pray for her to get the will, the strength, and the courage, to fight her way out. >> the rewards for this case now stands at $15,000. the fraternal order of police, adding $5,000 this morning, saying, that money will be paid out today, if there is an arrest made today. unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a good description of the suspect, only that he's 5 feet 10 inches tall, between 25 to 30 years old, possibly driving a 2,000-2002 dark colored ford taurus, again, those back windows should be smashed out. if you have any information, you should call police, reporting live outside police

headquarters, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". the candidate can stop stalking. >> we have new video just in from langhorne, bucks county, polls open since 7:00 this morning. we're seen steady stream of voters casting their ballots, reminder polls in end pen, in urge new jersey, and delaware, closed tonight at 8:00 p.m. get out there, and rock the vote, as we say. of course pennsylvania picks a governor on election eve, gop income dent tom corbett went from one end of the state to the other reminder voters why he deserves four more years. he's up against democratic challenger tom wolf who has run a family business for about three decades now. >> i want to reduce property taxes, i want to reduce the corporate and income tax. i opportunity create a fair personal income tax. i do want to put a 5 percent severance tax on natural gas. >> but the more the people take a look at the consequences of this election, more they take a look at the

positions of each side, it comes down to one thing, taxes. and we know that. you snow. >> now, pennsylvania has 8.3 million registered so far else, but according to those who study polling, less than half are expected to vote. all members of congress are up for re-election, one of the hottest contests is in new jersey's third district. democratic freehold is her challenge egg tom mcarthur, winner replaces retiring congressman, jon runyan. eighth congressional district, bucks county republican mike fit patrick is running for re-election, he faces a challenge from afghanistan, iraq war veteran, kevin strouse. polls are now open once again, new jersey, pennsylvania, delaware, close in all three states at 8:00 tonight. >> "eyewitness news" will keep you up-to-date as the vote come in. we'll send out alerts on facebook and twitter using hashtag cbs-3 election, then get result fast, through the mobile apps, for link go to cbsphilly.com. as soon as the polls close,

we'll have hourly updates for you on our sister station, cbs-3. then cbs news will have special election coverage starting at 10:00. we'll update the local races on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> right now, just past 8:03. of course folks heading to the polls, katie, how are we looking outside. >> it is a very, very pleasant day, all things considered. for the early days of november, you can't really get much better than this. so we are going to take this forecast and run with it, i advise to you run with it while you have the chance. eventually heavy rains returns to the forecast, eventually, we go back into the chilly territory down the road here. little moisture content in the atmosphere, not actual raindrops. currently in the 50's, upper 40's, all depending on location, so it is still cool enough that i highly suggest. >> extra layer. jacket weather at its finest as i like to call it that

said, we are going to warm up nicely here later on today, not necessarily shorts, t-shirt weather per say, but certainly milder than average. >> look at the eyewitness weather day planner, low 50's the general expectation here for couple of more hours, by lunchtime, maybe headed out at lunch to vote looks pretty good, more sunshine and very pleasant afternoon all things considered, very nice day, last really nice day you get before things go downhill. >> traffic not so nice. it is definitely going to delay you, talk first at 422, and what you missed while katie was doing her report, was an earlier accident, compromising the left-hand lane. as you make your way eastbound, 422, right at 29. be pushed to the shoulder. so that's the improvement. but the damage is already done. because you have rush hour delays, and residual traffic stemming all the way back beyond royersford so give

yourself more time on the eastbound side of 422 if you are trying to make your way down to 202, hit another pocket of volume at trooper road. a cents we continue, taking now to 309. northbound, 309, at paper mill road, another accident, moved to the shoulder. but it delayed things, severely, back into the area of cheltenham, so if you are traveling on the northbound side of 309, trying to get to the pa turnpike, wait it out little bit. slow slow go. also, an update for 95, northbound, no kids on the bus, bus has been uprighted moved to the shoulderment ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. later today, authorities in chester county expected to identify two people killed in a murder-suicide, that happened outside local ymca. it happened in west brandywine township just after 6:00. >> watch wards he turned the gun on himself. dozen of children, and their parents, also at the y at the time. many ran for cover, inside, after hearing the first shot.

>> for the individuals that did this, the male, had planned that he was going to do. >> mother of two, and had been working there as fitness instructor. no one else was hurt. >> police searching for gunman after student was shot near delaware state university in dover. chopper three was over the crime scene, as this residence hall about half mile north of the main campus, was the location. this was the old sheridan for many of you familiar with that area. the university was placed on lock-down for several hours, meanwhile, the victim is expected to survive. a radnor high school senior accused of making threats is undergoing a mental evaluation. police say the 17 year old girl wrote in her journal about killing classmates, teacher, even harming herself. >> investigators say, she was fascinated by the 1999 columbine high school shooting, and even penned a

letter to one gunman's parentment radnor police superintendent william red passages, that convinced officers she was serious. >> imagine loud bang, piercing kids around me the way they collapse, the blood splattering the floor, the screams, flood the halls with corpses, and if you go down a little further, you will see another excerpt. i'm homicidal and i'm fine with that. >> investigators searched her home and locker but found no weapons. police say she will ultimately be charged as a juvenile for making terroristic threats. your time 8:08. happening today, want to win a few hundred million dollars. well, get in line. tonight's mega millions jackpot, has jumped to $321 million, no one matched the winning mega millions numbers last friday, however, two mega millions ticket sold in new jersey, worth $1 million each. they were sold in clifton, and linden. good luck to you if you play.

>> just bring it on down here. >> 8:08. a man from our area dice after something very small falls from somewhere very high. more on this bizarre construction site accident coming up next. plus this: >> a morning in day care almost turned fatal for a one year old girl, i'm cleve bryan, coming up, tell you how years of cpr training came in hand when it mattered most. >> and new guidelines for people who have had kidney stones. we're on your side with what researchers say you can do to cut your chances of getting them in half. ♪ >> you can't blame the politicians if you don't vote today. polls once again now open in our area. rate i has election day forecast when we do traffic and weather together t together on the other side. see you in a bit.

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>> owner every day care was trained to handle emergencies, and jersey reporter, cleve bryan, find out what happened. >> the most essential service of any day care is keeping children safe. the davis hollow learning sent her their skills put to the test last week. when one year old jazzline's teacher noticed the little girl was looking sick and came running to her to the office. >> she was screaming something is wrong. >> owner placed jazzline on the grounds to assess the girl as her staff called 9911. >> i let them know that the babe had i gun turning blue. they instructed me to begin cpr. >> hole and said she has been certified in cpr for almost 20

years, but never who to tuesday. >> almost like riding a bike. you just casino of go into the motions of your training, at the time when it is needed. >> after several minute of chest compressions, and rescue breaths, jazzline started breathing again. >> oh, my god. it was awesome. it was the best thing, what we wanted to see. >> jazzline's mother said she is okay now, appears she may have suffered a seen brawl seizure caused by high fever. >> thank you very much, i appreciate everything. >> new jersey law requires that all day care centers have at least two people that are cpr certified. but the davis holland center says all of the staff is certified. something that parent may want to think about when choosing a day care facility. >> make sure that the preschool that they choose for their child has a certified staff. >> holland also recommends parent become cpr certified and keep close watch on their small children, when they've fevers. cleve bryan, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> isn't she darling? >> adorable little girl. >> eighty-three let's get our

traffic and weather together. >> good morning, erika, let's start things off with gorgeous view here. this is from a different view, from our very own rooftop here, at our cbs-3 and "cw philly" headquarters where that sky is just so beautiful. erika, i know you call it the robin's egg shade of blue. so pretty. and it looks like this is going to be with us pretty much all day. soy that, in part, but also the fact that we did just have warmfront lift through. allow us to actually warm up nicely here for the standards. now, at the wider zoom, on storm scan3, here is the warmfront lifted on through, obviously the wet weather not where close us to, cold front off to the west. see how it has been fizz link across lower michigan, what will happen with time with that particular front. also the tail end of this, actually new system started to develop. and that is what is going to dictate the forecast on thursday, for our area. so, meantime, enjoy this, beautiful day. and not just great excuse to hit the polls why not take the dog for extra long walk here? come wednesday, next front, i

showed you, passes through but should bring in some clouds, thursday, however, that is a day forum bella, because we'll see the warm and cold front, series moves through basically over 24 hour stretch of time. so it will bring in showers, periods every rain, or thunderstorm, in short it, could end up being bit of wash out casino of a day. so that's why you want to enjoy while you've got it. sixty-seven and sunny today, 66, more clouds than sun tomorrow, and then, again, come thursday, yes, still keep you in the 60s here, but that's going to be the wettest day of the next seven. really. vittoria? >> thank you, good morning, rush hour is out and about. >> no delays making your way the area of the schuylkill expressway. to and from the area, broad street, will be a squeeze, definitely, because that's a pretty popular exit at this time. also, traveling on the roosevelt boulevard, already declared westbound and eastbound on 76, around the

area of city avenue, the boulevard, moving throughout your western suburbs. that delay is going to guarantee a delay on the southbound side of the boulevard. which is what you're dealing with this morning, so approaching i would say ridge avenue, kelly drive, through to the schuylkill, bit of squeeze. so, to gave you an update on the accident, in new jersey, mercer county not too far away from trenton, 95 northbound, federal, city road, overturned school bus accident. school bus has been uprighted moved to the shoulder, so they're in the process of clearing that out of the way, which is good news for you, because were you dealing with about 2-mile delay, and still trying to recover from that. fifteen on the schuylkill expressway, 13 on 95 southbound, headed out of the northeast, just jammed, 25 and 476, and traveling on the pa turnpike i would anticipate slow go westbound out of bucks county, all the way down through to willow grove. volume volume lingering after that. >> camden county man killed in a freak accident on construction site in north jersey. authority say 58 year old gary anderson of somerdale died after a falling tape measure struck him on the head.

anderson had just delivered sheet rock at that construction site in jersey city, when the tape measure fell from a workers belt 50 stories above him. police say he was not wearing a hard hat. >> i think he would have been hurt maybe in the hospital. but would have probably saved a life. >> it is very scary. i had no idea that something so small could do so much damage. >> a public safety official said the incident appears to be a very tragic accident. >> on the health watch, which is a lick on high school dealing with second case of whooping cough. >> letter went taught parent on friday. it said that a sophomore had been diagnosed, and that other student may have been exposed. the first case of the disease at that school was confirmed by montgomery county health officials back in september. >> some surprising new research about shift work to tell you about, and how it may be hurting your health. study found shift work hers lower scores on memory, processing speed, and overall

brain power. it is suggesting monitoring the health of anyone who has perform shift work for more than ten years. researchers found that it is possible to recover your cognitive ability, at least five years after stopping shift work. >> it is estimated that 20% of americans will develop a kidney stone during their lifetime. once you have one, you're much more likely to develop another. >> now, a group of doctors has released new guidelines to help prevent those stones from reoccurring. begat shaban tells you all about it. >> reporter: ken has been struggling with the pain of kidney stones for nearly 20 years including right now. >> usually when i get a stone, it is constant. this time it is coming a go casino of thing. >> reporter: new guidelines from the american college of physicians say people who have had a kidney stone should drink at least 2 liters of fluid a day to prevent future stones. >> the reason that water is supposedly helpful is it is a mechanical flushing process, so that stone fragments, can pass, but also, so that the

urine doesn't sediment into the kidney and collect. >> drinking more fluid could cut the chances of recurrent kidney stones in half. the group is also recommending diet changes, including eating less beef and dietary objection late, which is found in chocolate, not beats and levy greens. >> researchers also shows cutting back on soft drinks, including cola's, may help lower the risk of additional kidney stones. >> so phosphor it, both major formations in kidney stones. in addition, so it can be a diuretic, it dehydrates. >> ken follows all of these recommendations. >> i carry water with me everywhere i go. >> but he still gets kidney stones. he has a procedure coming to up remove the ones he's currently dealing with. >> begat shaban, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". 8:19 right now. one family is calling their pet survival just a miracle. >> coming up next this morning, how little dog alerted rescuers after being swept away by a california mud

slide. >> first though, here's what's coming up tonight on the "cw philly".

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what's even scarier, the video she supposed of the critter just chilling out in her ear, that's all coming up. >> yuck. how about that? >> celebrities, just like us. spider lives in their ears. >> i just had -- >> wow. >> ya. >> california couple celebrating the safe return of their dog, thought lost in a mud slide. >> in is wonderful. dog attracted rescuers with his barkingment tinkerbell the dot son survived the landslide, but trapped in the basement of hit owner's home. that five year old dog trapped in 5 feet of mud. when it was found, the owners could hardly contain their excitement. >> they heard barking, i said oh, we jumped so high, and we yelled. >> that told me she was alive. >> now, californians have long road to recovery after the landslides, but they say

tinkerbell's presence helps them get through every day. you just makes you realize what's important. >> oh, no question about it. >> when your home is destroyed, heart breaking, but then you find your pet. >> you and i both know. that will look at those eyes. look at those. >> and the bark being from the basement -- 5 feet of mud? >> we'll be right back.

>> rewards has grown over night to $15,000 for information on a young woman's abduction this weekend. surveillance video shows the attack on two it year old cash lera freeland-gaither t took place sunday about 9:40 p.m. along coulter street in germantown. gator was forced into a vehicle, and she kicked out windows in her struggle to get free. you can see the full video by the way on our website cbsphilly.com. >> right now the forecast from katie in the weather center. good morning. >> good morning, yes, nice day on tap already. seen a lot of this morning's cloud cover, thin out, for bright sunshine, beautiful blue skies, looks as that's our theme for the day. storm scan three basically quiet over the last few hours, see the speckles evergreen that come and go, just an

indication that there is a little bit more moisture out there in the upper levels the atmosphere, doesn't verify as raindrops. we do still have quiet day on top. and mild day, at that, your high hitting 67. we drop down to the 40's tonight. granted cool. but it is actually a little bit milder than it has been in recent nights. so, little less harsh for you. the next new days, start that trend downhill, once again, tomorrow, still dry, but more clouds, and thursday, you'll need the umbrella put it that way. vet tore crashes over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. right now you'll need little patience, because you're going to be stuck in a lot of volume on few different majors. talking first about 476, traveling on the blue route, in either direction both northbound and southbound this shot here right around route one you will be a little bit slow. speed censors are averaging in the 20's, 21, 476, 24 on the schuylkill, high pocket of eastbound and westbound traffic on 476 around the boulevard, that's affecting southbound side of the boulevard as well. thirteen traveling on 95, and that earlier accident, 59 northbound, involving over turn school bus at federal city road has been clearedment

ukee? >> vet tore crashes thank youment next update is the at 8: five, a up next, syracuse coach jim on his new autobiography. for more local news weather traffic a and sports w

>> campaign 2014, game on, voters turn out for reelection day, in cherry hill, where steady stream of voters doing its civic duty. the weather is perfect. and the polls are open, until 8:00 tonight. good morning, everyone, whole lot at steak in pennsylvania, and the two candidates for governor are not letting up. as they continue pressing for

vote. >> now, one of those candidates for pennsylvania governor shaking hands with voters in center city philadelphia. that is where "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, jan, good morning. >> erika, ukee, good morning, this morning, all about getting people out. coming out from the clothespin in center city where it is one of the final spots for one of the final rallies by democratic challenger tom wolf. that's scheduled to begin any point now. actually canvassing the philadelphia region this morning, before heading back to york county to vote little later. he continues to lead incumbent governor tomorrow corbett in most polls, and he's run a campaign that attacks the gop governor on education cuts, and lack of job creation action throughout the state. meantime, corbett remains positive, despite his negative pole numbers, saying he'll do well with the turn out on election day, he, too, has traveled across the state in recent days trying to sway undecided voters, and will cast his vote later today in pit burying.

throughout his campaign, corbett portrayed wolf as can date sets on raising taxes on the middle class. back out her life again, tom wolf expected to hold a last minute rally, here, in center city, by the close pin, of course the drop dead final push for both of these candidates, now, that the polls are open here in pennsylvania. >> coming to you live from center city, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i meanwhile, other big races across the country could have big implications in washington. nine battleground states are having elections for the u.s. senate. seven of which are currently held by democrats. if republicans can win six of those states, they would gain the majority in the senate. polls show races in georgia, louisianna, and colorado, all close, and could end in run-off elections. >> now, later on tonight, we'll have the very latest results as soon as the polls close. cbs news will also have special election coverage, starting at 10:00 right here on the "cw philly". then, switch over to our sister station, cbs-3, for full wrap up, of the local

races. >> right now, let's get our traffic and weather together. check in with katie. how are we looking outside. >> not bad at all. very pleasant day unfolding for our area, here, and certainly for november standards. doesn't get much more tran will or much better than this. we expect to exceed expectations, what's typical this time of year. storm scan3, see little blush of activity there, mid loop, but, you know, any of the little green speckle that you see there is not actually verified over the last few hours as rain drop rather. it is just little cloud cover that we saw early this morning it, has since in most spots start today thin out. nice long shadows being cast out here outside whitfield elementary school. west lawn, pa, next-door to reading, see the traffic moving along in the distance, so visibility no concern here today. but you are going to be dodging sun glare issues, so watch for that. election day forecast however is a nice one. you know? mostly sunny, just quiet weather day with our daytime high expected to reach 67 degrees. around the region we go.

and down the shore, today, you might be tempted to just scoot on down the a.c. expressway, enjoy the beach, looks like beautiful beach day. 66 degrees, 61 up in the poconos, not bad up in the mountains either. and everybody can expect to see that sunshine generally just in full force here today. so really pleasant day. vittoria? >> thank you, katie, atlantic city expressway looks pretty good out there. i would say new jersey the 42 freeway delays approaching the walt whitman bridge, some of the volume lingering on the northbound side of 55, but, all-in-all, katie is right. if you can head down the shore, beautiful day to do it. also, beautiful day to be commuting really, but as you look ahead of you, out of your windshield, view isn't so nice. because you're delayed on the schuylkill expressway eastbound, high volume as you make your way down toward center city philadelphia out of the western suburbs, basically slow the whole way. notice even the off ramp, montgomery, girard, stacking up. traveling westbound on the schuylkill, as you approach the vine, that's one slow spot. and then finds another as you make your way approaching the roosevelt boulevard, out through toward your western suburbs about gladwynn, that

delay also affecting the roosevelt boulevard. this is a look at 422, it does not look awful. but if you are traveling eastbound, still slow and lingering around the area of trooper down toward 202. also lingering traffic right around 29 as a result of earlier accident. thirteen on 76, 13 on 95, you know that delay. and 22 on 476, mass transit is great. ukee? >> new jersey state police hope $1,500 reward will lead them to a hit-and-run driver in salem county. a vehicle struck and killed 25 year old chelsey burns while walked along alloway grove last month. police talked to the driver of a second vehicle, that hit burns, but did not file charges. investigators say, it was the first impact that killed burns. police want to know who spray painted graffiti on a metal i beam from the world trade center at a 9/11 memorial in west windsor township, new jersey. vandal or van as used red paint to deface the memorial at the ronald rogers arboretum, and other nearby

structures. wrote in cyrillic script, used in eastern europe and part of asia. >> happening today, a possible plea deal could be in the works for nfl running back adrian peterson. he is expected to appear in court for a hearing in his child abuse case. if a deal is reached, woe avoid going to trial, which was scheduled for next month. peterson was indicted by texas grand jury any september, after he admitted he beat his son with a switch. his future in the nfl is still uncertain. conflicting reports this morning, about the health of notorious killer joran van der sloot. his wife said he was seriously hurt after getting stabbed twice in prison in peru. but prison official denied the claims calling van der sloot's wife a compulsive liar. van der sloot serving 28 year sentence for killing peruvian woman. also the main suspect in the disappearance of natalie hal way in aruba. >> a california man's mugshot,

this one right here, going viral. sean cory was arrested on halloween and his mugshot now quieting quite a bit of attention on the internet. police in santa cruz, california say this man cory attacked a man dressed as fox news anchor with a ten its racket. now, corza stealing hearts with his model-like looks. he's been compared to jeremy me. ks whose mugshot up social media earlier this year. >> wearing technology to keep your children safe. >> jim donovan has information. >> this fall, not all pumpkin out already, a new delicacy inspired by the seasonal spikes. we'll be returning. >> ♪ >> a story that will really give you the creeps here singer finds a spider living in her ear. she heard casino after

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>> retailers and ship remembers ready for this winter, and won't be the same shipping debockle like will last year. harsh weather across the caught rent, had packages after christmas showing up. upgraded facilities and extra seasonal workers. fed ex even hired its own team of meteorologists. how about that? >> hmm. >> and everyone, hmm, interesting. >> not our katie fehlinger. she's staying right here. >> i'm staying put. >> wearing technological devices, seems like they're

getting smaller, smaller, now many new devices are being built for children. >> like the grown up gadgets, some designed to turn fitness into fun. consumer reporter jim donovan finds others more focused on safety. >> six year old mark cohen entertains himself with his dad's smart watch all the time. so when adam saw the kitty zoom, a child size version of the gadget, he got one for mark. >> just modelled after an adult smart watch, go modelled for kids games. pretty fun. >> this is crazy. >> wearable tech for kids goes beyond entertainment. some options on the market, like the leap band and scored, are designed to encourage activity. >> doing the stuff that fit bit, and other activity trackers like the nike fuel bands were doing for adults, but also having them work in larger school settings, to try to create some sort of group initiative. >> others on the market, and in development, including philip, cuzon and tiny tail

aimed at safety and include gps technology. >> some may callment some more send more sos messages. some more about simply gps tracking. >> so how can focusing on every foot step, following every move beneficial? >> a lot of kids have trouble comprehending what a reasonable amount of exercise is. having a device like this could help them meet those goals. to be able to have a monitoring device, so you can make sure that they're safe, that's a great use for something like this. >> now, it is hard to track the popularity of these devices right now, since they're so new, in fact, some of them are just hitting the market. so i posted additional information on a few of them on cbsphilly.com/consumer or follow me on facebook and twitter. reporting for three on sure side, i'm jim donovan. >> north caroline man is big fan of olive garden. >> now he's thinking about expanding his lunch and dinner menus. allen martin has been eating at his local restaurant twice a day for almost seven weeks. he participated in olive garden's never ending pasta

bowl promotion, which cost him $100. but now, he's beginning to think about other delicious dishes. >> i'll be ready, maybe for big burger pizak i don't know. >> big old burger, promotion ends november 9th. martin has eaten 95 meals and has gotten a hundred dollars worth of food all for $100. need to get martin a salad. from pasta to pizza and burlinger? >> oh, go to the doctor, too, check yourself out. >> not enough pumpkin this season? >> feast your eyes on this pumpkin spice latte burger. los angeles based omami burger, now, umami says its creation is beef patty topped with garlic, along with type of asian winter squash, and a coffee glaze. would you eat that? >> yes, i would definitely

give that a whirl. because it doesn't sound like it is overly sweet. not like with a donut on top of it. >> true. which that has been out there. >> they do that occasionally. but no, i would give that a whirl. >> this burger launches tomorrow. >> team road trip perhaps? >> i like that. >> sound good? >> plan to me. >> road trip out west. >> umami burger here we come. we will check in again with our eyewitness weather watcher, here across western suburbs, outside of philadelphia, 59 degrees, sent in to us, just few minutes ago, in birdsboro, came from michael trot man, love his comment, good morning and good night for him because he works the vampire shift. as he calls t hashtag vampire shift. headed to bed now. and i think our morning team will be taking naps later on too. coming in from jeff moore, no wind reported in hatfield, pa. he has bright sunshine, and ooh degrees, really just generally milder morning than average across much of the region here, cathy sent this in from across the delaware river here in winona, new jersey, nice calm pretty morning for us, she was

reporting 49 degrees, as we just showed you, but she also sent in real cool picture that i want to show you too, pretty colors with the sunlight coming through and the fall foliage out there in winnona. we will show you one more here, taking it down toward the shore points, mitch he will, i remember hearing from him saying that he travels up and down the shore line a lot. with his part of his job, so he can get these gorgeous sunrise shots. sent this one in for us this morning from atlantic sit. so thanks for that, guys. remember you can sign up for weather watch err network which we will talk about in a second here. let's take a look at what the weather has in store for our area here today. we do continue to see few clouds here and there, so sort of see that filtered with sunshine throughout the course of the day. but it is a nice day. we've got temperatures that are going to over achieve for the standards, some sunshine, here is a whimpy little cold front that will be eventually crossing through, dry as it crosses through, no less, because the moisture basically fizz link with time. but the tail end of this, eventually, bridges in some wet weather issues for us, that looks like officially or specifically you will be

coming in on thursday. so, the bottom line is enjoy today. rock the vote as we say. mid 60s tomorrow. looking a lot more cloud cover than anything here. as that cold front crosses through. and, thursday, that will be the day, that requires an umbrella as we track periods of rain, maybe even embedded thunderstorm comes courtesy not just cold front but warmfront, both sweeping through in 24 hour stretch. meanwhile we mention it earlier, guys, if you love watching the weather, we want you to join our team of eyewitness weather watchers. you can hit the board just like we showed you earlier, with some of the other watchers, sign up right now, head to cbs philly. com/watchers for all of the details. vittoria. over to you. >> thank you, katie, good morning, everyone, 95 still slammed with volume. traveling out of of the area of northeast philadelphia, down through to the vine, usual rush at 8:45, so plan for the usual there. ninety-five northbound, right around the area of 322, also run into little traffic. same things goes traveling 476 northbound and southbound, around the route one area, will be slow, specifically,

northbound, between 95, moving beyond route one, southbound, seeing that slow down between broomall and media, it is lighting up a bit. but we're still seeing delays. also, still seeing delays traveling on 476, around the area of conshohocken, now talking speed censors, 17 on the schuylkill, 12 on 95, now the schuylkill expressway, biggest pocket is around city avenue in either direction. affecting southbound side of the boulevard, expect westbound delays, on the pa turnpike, some very high traffic out of bucks county, making your way down toward the mid-county toll plaza. also, we did have an earlier incident, on 995, northbound, at federal city road. it has been cleared out of the way of the overturned school bus situation. but still dealing with 2-mile delay. no delays for mass transit. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. missing for today's missing woman, increased raised to $15,000 on information on the abduction of 22 year old carlesha freeland-gaither, now, police say carlesha put

up a fight but not seen since. >> voters in washington township gloucester county and all across the country are casting their ballots on this reelection day, pennsylvanians are picking a governor, delaware voters are picking a senator. vaux so, get up, get out, go vote. polls open until 10:00 tonight. >> you might want to stop by the store, jackpot for the mega millions declaring, more than $300 million. mega millions tickets available in pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, along with 40 other states. as always, if you play, good luck to you. well, an ear problem that was bug ago singer turned out to be caused by an actual eight legged -- >> oh, creeps us out here. jeannie moos tells us not the only to have a bat walt bug. >> when you get a fly in your mouth, or even a flying grasshopper. >> that led to chris weedicides death. >> flying in my mouth. >> at least you can spit it out. but when you get a bug in your ear --

>> ah. >> what goes in, doesn't necessarily come out. >> oh, there it is, it is in there. >> moth, or spider in the ear after british pop star. >> the closest thing to craze. >> i but was calm, not crazy, she tweeted: so i hit a -- heard a wrist inning in my ear for a week, went to the doctor to check it out. >> this little fellow is what they found. that is the spied nerve her ear, shot by the doctor. >> incredible. >> katie believes the spider might have been on these ear buds she used to shut out noise on an airplane, once the doctor removed it, using what katie called a micro hoover, a little suction device, the still very much alive spider looked a lot less scary. >> same thing happened to chinese woman few years back. check out the four-eye spied here spent five days in her ear. another spider even spun a web in the ear, it holdup in.

and this was a june bug, being removed by a doctor. >> got it. >> oh, my lord. >> family of the guy with a moth in his ear did the he can tran sean himself. >> oh, my god. >> dude. >> so what did date i -- kate dow with the itsy bitsy spied their went up her ear cap al? rep said she reese dollars it into her garden. >> that's a bit gentler than what a certain governor did. >> sit down and shut up. >> when he and some visiting fourth graders found a spider on his desk. maybe would you like a little tip, if you ever get a bug in your ear, the national institutes of health recommends that you pour a little baby oil, or olive oil, into your ear, and drown the sucker. and then try to float him out. >> ♪ >> enough with the bug in ear video. yikes.

cover your eyes. or maybe it is your ears you should be covering. jeannie moos, new york. >> ya, never look at your ear buds the same way again? >> that was little un comfortable. >> will a a little? >> all's well that ends well. >> an ah. check your ears. >> all right, words; taylor swift is shaking up her relationship with spotify. >> singer pulled her entire music catalogue from the streaming service yesterday. she made the bold move despite her single shake it off being spotify most played track. but swift does not seem too worried about it, though, that same day, she announced dates for her new world tour, by the way, she will play at lincoln financial field next june. tickets go on sale next friday. >> and word; christian bale won't play steve jobs after all. the actor was tapped to play the apple co-founder in a new biographical film written by aaron thorton. he reportedly dropped out of the running after deciding he

was not the right man for the part. >> jim carrey and jeff daniels reunite on the red carpet forfeit many premiere of dumb and dumber two. two decades after the best buddy set out on their first adventure, they head out on new mission to find a kidney dumb and dumber two. >> oh, move over, grinch. grumpy cat is making a christmas movie. grumpy cat, real name tartar sauce, became internet sensation after picture posted on line in 2012. the frown i faced feline now has her own website coffee brands merchandise and twitter page. >> and lives up to crumpy cat's world christmas day ever. oh, guys. >> i bet you tartar sauce is soloff job oh, i'm sure. >> she puts on a face, you know? >> we'll take a short break.

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guys, the weather looks beautiful and quite mild for the standards. >> beautiful weather comes little sun glare, be mindful of that. watch out for accident westbound on the pa turnpike at willow grove. scattered rush hour delays nine the a, the vine, still lingering through center sit. >> i thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly" for more local news weather traffic and sports we're always on at cbs cbs phil i. com. >> talk philly coming apartment noon on cbs-3. don't forget it is election day, all of the polling places are open in pennsylvania, delaware, new jersey, go out,

>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. today election day, folks across our area are open right now. voters in lan horn, bucks county cast their val et cetera within the past hour. polls in pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware, are all open until 8:00 tonight. among the offices up for grabs, today, governor of pennsylvania, and senate seats in new jersey, and delaware. >> and as soon as those polls close, we'll have hourly updates for you on cbs-3, then, cbs news will have special election coverage starting at 10:00 we'll update the local races on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. right now, want to get you're election day forecast, looking pretty nice? >> absolutely s doesn't get much better than this for early november standards, we continue to see the sun

shining brightly, beautiful blue skies across most of the board right now, you can see couple of clouds, starting to move in across central pa. but generally expecting nice sunny afternoon. also, miler one, too. 67 degrees our expected afternoon high. later tonight we drop down to miler by comparison, but little on the cool side. if you plan to head out, maybe one of the evening voters, still dress in layers here today. mid 60s tomorrow. more clouds than sun. it is dry. and then you'll want to have your umbrella on stand by hereby thursday. vittoria? >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, still dealing with rush hour out there. ninety-five southbound, still a squeeze, as you make your way approaching the vine st. expressway out of the northeast, so keep that in mine. as we continue we are going to move you elsewhere. if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway the vine st. expressway still going to experience some of those rush hour delays, if you are traveling mass transit wise, or traveling the philadelphia international airport, that is the good news, no delays but keep in mind we do have sun glare out there with all of the gorgeous wet their katie

was talking about, letted's head back to the desk. >> thank you, that's eyewitness fuse for now, talk philly coming up a noon on cbs-3 once again reelection day so get out and vote. i'm erika von tiehl. have a great day.

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