pier breaking out inside north philadelphia homeless shelty, and one person found dead inside. right now investigators are check to go see if the smoke detectors were disable. >> hello everyone, it is friday, november 7th. i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. start things off first with our traffic and weather together. on this friday morning, with katie and vet tore y good morning, ladies? hey, ya, we do have of course a pretty nice forecast, by comparison, at least. to yesterday for your friday, getting you out the door, couple weather-related factors you will absolutely notice when walking out the doorment one of them is the chill that is setting in. and i can tell you just by standing here on the skydeck it, feels colder, any time that wind blows. the wind turns more northwesterly, at the moment, quiet, actually bright blue sky here, and there are few more clouds depending on your location, but, say off in the distance here, you see some

bright pretty colors, from fowl foliage, 45 degrees, made to feel little cooler, around the reading area, though, when you factor in the breeze. so that's the value that you want to be dressing for. so here is a look at your windchill, your feels like value in other words. >> more like low four's for many of you, may feel no better than the 30's or freezing depending on location, so just factor that in. definitely heavy coat-type of weather for you here. but as we go forward, even though i think you'll see residual shower firing up here, not everyone gets in on that. it is more after heads up in that regard. and although it is chilly, and little on the breezy side, transition day, and transaction g into much nicer weather in time for the weekend, although does stay cool, we give that you heads up at least, vittoria? >> thank you, katie, at least good news on the horizon weather wise, traffic wise, i have to bring the mood back down. you will find a lot of volume on all of the majors, if you are traveling on 95, southbound, slow out of the northeast, all the way down through the vine st.

expressway. you'll have small breaks within that traffic, but generally speaking you're delayed the entire way. sun glare going to affect your commute this morning, as well. move now to 422 traveling from approaching trooper all the way down to 202, also little bit of slow go. speed censors in the 40's, creeping into the 30's, and if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway, at 20 miles per hour, lots every yellow within your western suburbs, do have the westbound pocket, approaching city avenue, out through to gladwynn. still, about 55 and 476, which is good news there. ninety-five, obviously, worse commute, 14 miles per hour is what you're dealing, with also northeast, the fox chase section, dealing with closure every rhawn street at tabor avenue. overturned vehicle crash, cottman avenue your best alternate, but are working to get that cleared out of the way, to delays for mass transit. ukee? >> thank you, updating breaking news at least one person has died, in a fire, at north philadelphia homeless shelter. >> there are some con flicking report right now, but whether the smoke detectors were working. "eyewitness news", reporter, nicole brewer joins us now, at that scene on the 3,000 block of 22nd street.

nicole, good morning. >> at this point fire investigators still on scene work to go determine the cause of this fire which by the way was placed un control in about 15 minute. family, it wasn't enough, to save everyone inside. >> one person dead, 23 others displaced after fire erupts inside third floor bedroom here at the alliance every youth mission ministries, boarding house on north 22nd street. >> at this time we still are trying to discern whether or not alarm system working, some people say the alarm was working, some say it wasn't working. also, reports, that the alarm was turned off. >> off variables say the male victim may have been disable, walker found inside his bedroom. now, they're investigating whether or not cigarette spark that fire. >> we don't have a cause of origin t appears to be smoking fire, person was smoking. >> with 25 fire fatalities so far this year, fire

commissioner, derrick soar, says fire is everyone's fight. he's urging the public to be cautious, as we approach winter. >> temperatures getting cooler we want people to check their heaters, furnaces, to make sure they're safe operator recall, if you do smoke, take your smoking outside. >> now, we are told the two dozen resident displaced by this fire were taken to francis house, local shelter, about couple of blocks away. meanwhile, as we mentioned, that investigation still ongoing this morning. live in north philadelphia, nicole brewer, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> nicole, thank you. another overnight fire this one at west philadelphia highrise. smoke bill owed from the 18th floor, the west park ability, on hole end street. firefighters got the call shortly before 2:00 this morning, and evacuated threnos of residents they got that fire under control, not clear what caused the blaze. good news, no one was hurt.

police investigating whether alcohol was a factor in this crash in southwest philly, it happened just before midnight at 61st and osage. police say a woman lost control and plowed into this church. she was taken to the hospital for treatment of a head injury. >> also, new, vittoria just talking about this, 36 year old man in our torresdale hospital after the crash. knock down utility pole at rhawn street and tabor in fox chase, then overturned. police are investigating what caused the crash, a tow truck should have the scene cleared any minute now if you are in the area. >> time right now 7:00 # five, man who allegedly abducted carlesha freeland-gaither now faces federal kidnapping charges. >> now we know how police caught up with the suspect and the victim. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, at police headquarters right now to bring you up-to-date. jan? >> "eyewitness news" sources tell us, this suspect has confessed to kidnapping car leash, a that investigation continues this morning, in the meantime there is suspect is

facing number of other charges, in another state. and now sits in a jail cell in virginia. kidnapping suspect delvin barnes arrived in virginia overnight, facing number every charges therefore allegedly kidnapping and raping a 16 year old girl last month. now looking were he is connected into other case. >> we'll go through the missing person's files, see if anything remotely fits as possible. we do know one thing, had we not rescued her, the outcome may have been quite different. >> carlesha gator was found alive, three days after police say barnes kidnapped her, off a germantown street. they were spotted in jessup maryland after federal agent there tracked the suspect using gps installed in a car he had recently purchased. >> there was a plastic bag, had been placed over the rear passenger side window which we new fit the description of the vehicle from the philadelphia abduction.

>> carlesha in the back seat, obviously distraut, still found a way of identifying herself to police. many investigators say that moment is the highlight of their carreers. >> where are you from? and she said philadelphia. >> is that the moment you knew begin credible moment for all every us. >> meanwhile the kidnapping into carlesha's kidnapping continues. police say she fought even harder to get away than originally thought. investigators say once she was thrown into that car she found hammer inside, smashed out a window, and attack her abductor. she is now resting at home with her family, philadelphia police, making good on their word. >> i promised i would get her daughter back. >> barnes once lived in philadelphia, and while here arrested and convicted on number of charges including assault. he was supposed to be under active probation supervision, in virginia, while under that supervision, he allegedly committed these crimes. no explanation yet from officials. reporting live outside of police headquarters, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i jan, thank you. we have just gotten reaction

from the former father-in-law of accused kidnapping suspect delvin barnes. >> this morning, he says barnes attacked his daughter, one week after they were married. >> i hope they give help the death person pi. he don't deserve to be living. give him the death penalty. what about the three strikes you're out thing? i mean, goat a lot of strikes. was he still walking around in the streets? he ain't got no business walking around on the streets. >> barnes also served jail time for assaulting his then wife. her father calls this latest abduction allegation haunting. >> we follow the investigation into the abduction and rescue of carlesha freeland-gaither, our coverage continues on our website cbsphilly.com. >> chester county district attorney will seek the death penalty in the case against a mother and her boyfriends. accused of murdering herly

boil. jillian tate and gary fellonbaum accused of killing scotty mcmillan. police say her other son, who is six, was badly beaten. he survived, the d.a. says, when the victim went to the emergency room, the nurse's started to cry. >> the brief nightmare that was his life is over. but i promise you this: though the heavens may fall, justice will be done to these defendant. >> the man's wife who also lived in the trailer, with their baby, facing child endangerment charges, and she reportedly found the body and called 911, and police say, she could have intervened earlier. >> congressional lead respect sit down with president obama after biggie election wins, more on what's happening in washington today. coming up next. >> also ahead, controversial announcement, former navy seal who shot osama bin laden, reveals his identity. >> and, a tv cameraman becomes part of the story.

see what happens when murder suspect carjacks his news truck, and goes on wild ride. >> ♪ >> skydeck camera looking from center city, looks like classic day on your friday. check the forecast, today, and headed into the weekend, vittoria has your look at the roads, good morning, family, so glad you're with us, we'll be right back. ♪

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morning, but once again, that likely will not happen. also, happening today, president obama meets with congressional leaders for the first time since the republicans won the senate in tuesday's midtermsment speaker of the house, john boehner, and presumptive majority leader mitch mcconnell, outline the goal yesterday in the wall street journal. they include completing the 2,000-mile keystone xl oil pipeline, and repealing obama care. >> our job is to make the american people's priorities, priorities, they don't like obama care. i don't like it, it is hurting our economy. the president said i listen to what happened tuesday night. really? >> right now, 7:13. let's get our traffic and weather together. katie, good morning. >> good morning, erika. we start things off out in the live neighborhood network, one of my favorite cameras, always looks like picture postcard no

platter what the weather is doing. when we've got the sun coming up here, outside kutztown area middle school, produces beautiful colors, and, we can expect a much quieter day across most of the board here, currently 42 degrees, in kutztown, around most of the region, low or mid 40's, generally speaking. we are going to keep the chilly breeze out here, as well, so it, makes it feel little cooler than the thermometer reads. knock five to 10 degrees off. that's how it will feel any time the winds blows, storm scan3, showing secondary cold front, basically just residual shower chance for us here, because of that moving in. even over the last few hours, been somewhat fizz link with time. so, what you will notice, put future wet near motion here, by say 11:00 a.m., late morning, the poconos, berks county even the northwestern lehigh valley could seymour clouds and probably a shower. but what you will notice, is that not everyone gets hit by this. so, you don't need the umbrella you probably want to keep the sunglasses on in hand instead.

we have our friday forecast, 42 at kick off, because of clear sky, that temperature will just drop right off with time here. so look at where we bottom out tomorrow morning. sunny skies granted. but it is chilly. 35 degrees, to start things off. fifty-one for the daytime hyatt best. so, well below average, and we look ahead to sunday, we will see few more clouds, i can't rule out just quick little sprinkle there. but the weekend as a whole, it is pretty quiet if you've got outdoor plans, just be ready for the chill. >> not bad. >> bottom line. >> hey, young laidy? >> good morning. >> hey, good morning everybody. you know what? good thing you tuned in with us this morning. because traveling out and about right now, it will be little tricky. traveling on our majors, seeing rush hour delays, sprinkled all over the map. disabling vehicle on 95, commuting southbound at the girard point bridge. it is moved to the shoulder, as much as possible, but you're still going to feel the heat of this.

because folks just generally slow down when there is an incident anywayment and there you have it. does that look like little fender bender or just trying to move around? this is why you got to watch out. traveling when we see incidents like this happen, because it is really tough to judge. it does seem to be that it is compromising part that far left-hand lane. again, southbound 95, approaching the girard point bridge. folks would be moving around it, but, we try and keep you updated on that is correct hopefully tow truck on its way soon. as we move to you to the schuylkill expressway, full blown rush hour, eastbound on the schuylkill heading into downtown looks like this out of western suburbs, westbound you're at 18 miles per hour being your average approaching the boulevard, out through to gladwynn. dropping down to 39 on 476, seeing delays definitely on 95, out of the northeast, down through to the vine. and traveling on 422 eastbound, out of oaks, toward 202, also, watch out for this accident, rhawn street, closed, because of the overturned vehicle, that went into a pole that ukee was talking about earlier. it is at tai bore or duncan road. cottman avenue still your best alternate. still investigating the situation.

ukee? >> vet tore crashes thank you. new this morning, defense department now investigating a helicopter crash that killed two members of the idaho army national guard. the chopper was on a training mission, when it went down about 2 miles from its base in boise. the two pilots were the only crew on board. >> a former navy seal is suggesting he may have put himself in danger by claim to go have killed osama bin laden. andrew spencer has the latest now on the controversy overcome beating accounts of the raid. >> former navy seal roberto kneel now washings as motivational speaker but at least one fellow former seal says -- >> i wouldn't be anywhere close to this guy. >> whether he is the real shooter or not, he's put a bull's ion his back that is bigger, in a loft ways, than the bull's eye that osama bin laid hen on him. >> peter bergin doesn't think it likely jihadist would attack o'neil, but says o'neil's claim of killing osama bin laden does create another problem. >> his reputation, in the community, i don't know him personally, is that it is not

a very good one. it is not -- is the issue first of all going out and being public about it. and, secondly, there are people who basically are under cutting his version of event. >> reportedly part of the seal team, which conducted the radon bin laden's compound, o'neil claims to have shot bin laden first in the head killing him instantly. >> but sources tell bergin a point man winged bin laden before shot by two other seals, roberto kneel, and mark biznet being subject every criminal investigation over his published accounts of the raid. whatever the truth, both accounts have runed many the wrong way. >> there was a day and age when the silent professional was the person who did the job, and didn't look for the glory. now, what you have; classified information being used for power, by politicians, and money, by some of the guys that have gone and done this. >> on october 31st, the navy sent a letter to seals warning of judicial consequence, those who disregard their values and brake their silence, quote, for public note or eye at this

or financial gain. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> tv cameraman in us a ya find himself part of the news story waist covering. photographer peter steers said he called police on a man twice, but in the 30 minutes it took them to respond to that suspect hoe was looking for, he was already wanted foray tempted murder, he pointed a gun at steer and then pulled off in his news car. a camera mounted in the suv captured the crash, that ended the chase. the suv slammed into a gas tank. police then took the suspect into custody. caught on camera, minnesota hospital worker attack nurse was metal bar. police released this video late yesterday. they say 68 year old charles logan fled after the attack, and then died right after officers shock him with a taser and arrested him. logan had been initially hospitalized for confusion, and it is unclear though what prompted the attack. eight nurses were injured, one

suffered a collapsed lung. >> what has all the makings after scary movie, a man, driving alone, down dark highway, comes to a roadblock, and finds a shadowy figure. ivan that's dashboard camera shows us it was all too real. he was coming home from work after midnight monday morning when he saw the orange cones blocking lanes of the new jersey turnpike, near jersey city. he describes what happened next. >> he walk over to the car, as good samaritan, you give him the benefit of the doubt, and at which pointy new something was going down, so i left. >> he called 911, new jersey state police arrested two men for setting up the fake roadblock. that incident is still being looked into. >> that looks frightening. >> no kidding, you pull up, think something is wrong, police officer maybe, and then -- >> i was just talking to paul the floor director, we would maybe go right through it, what's going snob. >> 7:20, new this morning, bridges new meaning to the expression holy cow.

>> the bovine touted as world's tallest, hear her story, and find out how big she really is. whether we come back. >> first though, here's what's coming up tonight on the "cw philly".

deadly fire at north philadelphia homeless slter is under investigation. officials want to know, if the fire alarms in the three-story building were disable, one man was killed, in that fire. >> also, weaver some new video, shows, accused kidnapper delvin barnes, facing attempted murder charges in virginia, those charges are unrelated to the charges that he faces in the abduction of carlesha freeland-gaither earlier this week in germantown. freeland-gaither rescued wednesday in maryland. >> septa workers are expected to ratify new contract today, the deal gives those workers

5% wage increase over the next two years. >> reb rid i out in the pasture. >> talking a big celebrity here. >> huge. >> this is blossom. worlds' tallest cow. thirteen year olds stands little under what 6 feet four i'm told, guiness bok of world records has certified her statue and her owners say people come from all over to pose with her. >> and her owner says blossom has not

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington, our temperatures falling, let's get the friday forecast with fehlinger. what do you see, katy? >> i do think that they are going to be falling, as you said, as we sit in the season of fall, and i can't think of any other f words to put into the forecast that we can say on television anyway. let's go on out to storm scan3, do have little ground clutter radar site, but no rain yet likely see shower midday, breezy, cool, 54 degrees the expected hi, probably not going to feel quite like the mid 50's any time the breeze blows, look at the low, 35 degrees, so, yep, there is your temperature plummet. we keep it casino of on the chilly side but pretty quiet overall for the weekend. >> i could think of one that would describe traffic for

sure. we are dealing with major delays, traveling on 76 eastbound, lots of volume headed into downtown philadelphia, you have some, as well, within your western one, eastbound on the schuylkill, just got rid of accident. so still trying to recover from that. we have residual traffic now, on top of rush hour, so, averaging speeds are in the teens. teens as well on 95 southbound, headed in through to the city also some delays, developing on 476, and watch out for an accident on the westbound side of the pa turnpike, at virginia drive. compromising a lane, ukee? >> vet tore crashes next update at clock five, a up next on cbs this morning, former navy seal, who shadowed osama bin laden, for more news

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he tells me the victim, 51 year old man, was living here, for about a year, inside the boarding house, he said it is unfortunate, but appears he made a tragic mistake, by smoking in bed. now the details of this investigation are still being worked out. investigators still on the scene. but officials tell us it appears a cigarette may have started this fire inside the victim's thirds floor bedroom here at the alliance every youth mission ministry on north 22nd street. now, we're told, the male victim may have also been disable since walker was found inside his bedroom. initially, as you mentioned, erika, there was some confusion, over whether or not alarms sounded overnight, and it is still unclear if any were disable. >> located an adult male. at this time we're still trying to discern whether or not the alarm system was working mixed reports, some say the alarm was working, others say the alarm wasn't

working. >> with 25 fire fatalities so far this year, fire commissioner derrick soar says fire is everyone's fight. urging the public to be cautious specially as we approach the winter month, meanwhile, we're told that the two dozen or so residents that were displaced by this fire have, in fact, been relocated, taken to the francis house which is just couple of blocks away. for now live in north philadelphia, nicole brewer, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> all right, nicole, thank you. traffic and weather together. right now start things offer with kate. good morning. >> hey friday, everybody, we are looking ahead to quieter day by comparison, you will get away without the umbrella if not crazy about carting it around for another day. but there is going to be a shower that fires up across portions of the delaware valley before all said and done, so not completely in the clear, rather, it is again a day of transition for our area. storm scan3, already see some signs of life back over central pennsylvania, a lot of which has been fizz link, now dow think that some of it will survive past the allegheny ace, past the appalachians into our area as lingering

shower around midday. but that said, beautiful view. here in new jersey, 46 degrees, the water looks very, very calm right now chim i but better day by comparison, as long as you can handle the winds. we can hands it will if we're ready for t area temperatures for the most part, safer for couple every outline ers, into the mid 40's, but knock up to maybe five as many as 10 degrees off any time that wind blows, because it is coming from colder place today. and that will be how it actually feels and that will be what you want to be dressing for when you walk out the door. but, according to the they are mom term, we going to get you to the mid to upper 50's at best, philly down toward the shore points, poconos, low 40's, again, at least some sunshine to go along with this, but there will be a shower for some of you, too, vittoria? >> thank you, katie w some sunshine out, there you will definitely have some sun glare, will affect your commute. also affecting your commute some residual traffic traveling on the schuylkill expressway. traveling on 76, eastbound,

approaching center city philadelphia, earlier accident, right around spring garden, cleared out of the way. again residual traffic on top of rush hour volume, not great. the eastbound delays stemming back toward your western suburbs, headed westbound on the schuylkill, also delays moving in toward your western suburbs, approaching the boulevard out toward gladwynn. that's also affecting the southbound side of the roosevelt boulevard. taking a look at the ben franklin bridge, not awful. making your way into pa, you get congested moving down toward eighth and vine if you are headed westbound. eastbound watch out for construction compromising right hand lane. two lanes getting into new jerseyment talking speed censors, 20 is your average on the schuylkill, 20 on the blue route, 13 on 9a watch out for 422 eastbound delays. in new jersey on the 42 and five, a both northbound. ukee? >> vittoria, thank you. this morning, new video of kipping napping delvin barnes. >> has reportedly confessed while playing are tuesday talking about how they found him and his victim. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at police headquarters to tell us more.

good morning. >> good morning, late last night, after his arraignment, in maryland, suspect was taken to virginia where he will face number of other charges in a previous case involving a 16 year old girl. in that case, he is accused of kidnapping her, raping her, he's also accused attempted murder. if you take a look at this video, you can see our first good look at the suspect since he was arrested on wednesday, you see him arriving there in virginia, in custody now 37 year old delvin barnes was spotted with carlesha gator in just up maryland just three days ago after she was kidnapped off germantown street. police now say carlesha fought even harder to get away than originally thought. investigators say once she was thrown into that car she found a hammer inside, smashed out the window, and attack her abductor. she is now resting at home with her family. meanwhile the investigation continues into her case, whether barnes could be connect today any other cases, of course he again is facing charges in virginia, police say in october barnes hit a girl in the head in a shovel

with is that state, through her to the bang of the trunk, made her strip make before terrorizing her. reportedly told that girl he had kidnapped before. >> we go through the mugging person files, see if there is anything that remotely fit, as a possible. we do know one thing, we not rescued her, outcome may have been quite different. >> now, what's unclear, when barnes will return to philadelphia to face federal charges here in carlesha's case, that investigation, again, is still underway. we're told barnes once lived in philadelphia, and he was arrested and convicted on number of charges, including assault. he was supposed to be on active supervision, active probation, supervision. but he allegedly committed these crimes when he should have been under supervision. at this point, no explanation from officials. reporting live outside the police headquarters, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i jan, thank you. meanwhile, police say an eyewitness to the kidnapping was crucial in solving the case.

>> duane fletcher walking up green street in germantown when he heard carlesha screaming for help. fletcher immediately called 911, and gave police a description of the abduction and the get-away car. >> no, i'm just glad she's good, i'm good, you know, just rough couple of days, even though i know it was rough for me. >> police credit fletcher for cracking the case. a philadelphia police debt tells "kyw news radio" he thinks fletcher should get the $47,000 reward for information in the case. and, stay with "eyewitness news", as we keep you to up date on the rescue of carlesha freeland-gaither and the investigation, you can find the latest development around the clock on cbsphilly.com. your time right now 7:36. some bad news if you are trying to save money on groceries. discount grocer bottom dollar food is going out of business. sixty-six stores including 46 in our area will shut down after bottom dollar foods parent company sold them to ailed i. the stores will stay open, though, until the end of the year. this also means 2200 workers

will be laid off. some new information now in the hacking of home depo. the company now says hackers not only stole credit card numbers but also stole the e-mail addresses of customers. about 53 million in all. wow. the e-mail theft occurred between april and september. in september the company disclosed that 56 million credit and debit cards numbers had been compromised. >> your time now 7:37. time for check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner up at the new york stock exchange, jill, some trouble details about the huge airbag recall. hearing that the manufacturer, the -- new the airbags were dangerous then covered it up? >> that's what the reports are saying today, good morning, ukee, erika. two former employees tell the new york times, secret testing was done at the american headquarters in michigan, ten years ago, but, they stopped after three months, they destroyed the evidence, so those safety issues, they've

now been linked to four death, and caused 11 automakers to recall more than 14 million vehicles. >> amazon out with gang that's takes a cue from apple suri. what's going on, jill? >> yep, new competition. check out amazon's alexa. the on line retailer is introducing new device just in time for the holiday shopping season. so, this device is actually called the amazon echo. the 9-inch wireless sill inner speaker can respond to voice commands, the wake word though is alexa. you can ask anything about music, news, weather and host of other information and it costs $199. ukee, erika. >> how about that? all right, jill, thanks so much. >> well, more than $100, the $195 million, can buy you a lot of things, or in this

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hockey fan will never forget. adorable. coming up. >> ♪ >> this forecast, you know what? >> is it fine by you? >> it is, it is indeed, because for the most part, rain's out of here, katie sales, and -- >> you can see the trees, everything changing, stuff. >> love it time of year. >> as vittoria point out, leaf peep remembers out. >> getting their leaf peep on. back in a a bit.

>> the flyers put two game winning streak on the line at the well. last night in south philly the fly guys sean put the orange and black on the board first. and the flyers just kept adding on after that. jake voracek scored again, tied with the penguins syd the kid with nhl score lead. flyers beat the panthers four to one, that after being add lost to the panthers last week. nice job, guys. well the birds are playing in trial time this week, take on the caroline panthers monday at lincoln financial field. quarterback mark sanchez will make first start in almost two years, through couple of touchdowns and two picks in

relief of the injured nick foles in last week's win over the houston texans, you will remember. the birds are in first place in the nfc east, let's keep that in mind, but no time to get complacent. fly eagles fly. >> well the cincinnati bengles had tough night in prime time last night. the browns pick off quarterback andy daulton on his first series. they quickly turn that pick into a rushing touchdown. mike intercepted daulton three times, beat up the bengals 24 to three. first road win in the afc north for the browns since 2008. cleveland is tied with the steelers for first place in their division. and just a powerful show of support in strength in since that the. >> i this is wonderful story. the daughter of bengals player hemmed donate more than $1 million to the fight against pediatric cancer. don champion reports that four year old girl battling the disease herself and undergoing treatment here in philadelphia .

>> limb lea stills stole the spotlight during last night's game between the biennales and browns. >> thank you, lea and devon. >> fans cheered on as they presented a check to help fight pediatric cancer. her father ben else tackle devon still watched on proudly. >> i haven't seen my daughter smile this much in a long time. >> the game marked the first time lea's been healthy enough to see her father play since she was diagnosed with stage four pediatric cancer. >> i'm ready for today. up ready for today? >> her battle documented on social media by her father, lea's un gone surgery and cheap of chemotherapy will philadelphia, she flew to cincinnati for the big game wednesday night, and immediately ran into her father's arms. >> the courage that she show mist nothing short of prince national. >> during the game still wore lea strong under his eyes, fans held signs and wore stills jersey. the money donated thursday was

raised by sales of stills jersey. >> a lot of the credit goes to her, because what i am ' doing is easy just talking about her story, what she is diagnose is the hard part. >> a fight that will continue on saturday, when lea flies back to philadelphia, for more treatment. >> don champion, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> great to see, local guy, out of wilmington, delaware, went to howard tech, win onto penn state. great story. god bless them all. >> brave little girl. >> no question. >> everyone likes to see their favorite plow athlete show a little of their personal side, flight. >> young fan in boston got a chance up close. youngster wearing some bruins gear as he waits by the gate to the lockerroom. the players recognize his tiny fist into little bump action. nice. >> that's great. >> exchanges fist pump with every player, even shakes it off if they bump little too hard. >> the bruins win the game, even this little fellow is good luck charm. fantastic. >> oh, i love it. and so serious, too. >> oh, yes, give it up. >> come on, show me some love.

>> that's great. >> how adorable. >> let's get your traffic and weather together. here's k fell. >> do you realize we have a kid from jerry mcguire? >> oh, my gosh. >> so cute. >> all right, let's keep the fun rolling, guys. we have another trivia question for you. again, going sort of back to the basics of meteorology, all right? so might be the stuff you learn back in grade school. see what you remember. here is your question. if you're 1 mile from lightning strike, how long does it take to actually hear the hundreder? remember you can't have thunder without lightning, that's where you hear the thunder from. so, one second, five seconds, ten, or a minute? >> i think she knows. >> i think i may know this one, i believe it is b, as in boy. >> yeah! >> when we did our trivia, back on our sister station the "cw philly", or rather cbs-3, ukee was asking about the standings. how i put this into motion, just hit it?

just hit t erika as got ten. >> well, now. >> ukee has ... 21. >> ya. >> and we didn't have torrey's head shot, so we just put a traffic light. >> oh, okay, all right. >> nine is where you stand right now. >> i can afford a few mistakes now. i got a little pad. >> you can. but we'll see how you do. we'll see. all right, let's take it out to the weather. what we can expect heading into the upcoming weekends. so, we are still talking about some residual showers here, on the back edge, of our area of low pressure, just secondary front that formed in the wake of the system. just going to touch off lingering shower, no huge deal here. meanwhile, the storm itself continues to pull away. look at the core of the cold, brinking in still some pretty decent snowfall rates, across northeastern maine, now headed into atlantic canada. yes, we value all have to deal with dreary day, poor new england, getting hit hard lately with storms. i want to give you nice big heads up. headed into next week, remember the buzz world polar

vortex, it does lock like that cold air mass is going to dislodge itself little bit here in the days ahead, and into next late week, talking probably wednesday, thursday, we will start to see the thermometer readings get dropped back here. as another blast of cold start to make return appearance for us here. so, meantime, granted it is cool out there. but we can handle it. pretty quiet forecast. just a shower around, many of you might not even see one drop of rain. but it is more after heads up. the weekends well coy see little sprinkle here in spots on sunday overall it is quiet, and we will get some sunshine, but cool, vet tore crashes over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, so traveling on our majors, going to find rush hour volume, you have sun glare, in a few spots, that you will find it will affect you as well, but take a look at the schuylkill expressway, affecting traffic in a big way, eastbound at gladwynn, does seem to be very serious crash. have now call upon the fire department, you have a few flares out and about maps teams working on the inch

again, shoulder, at gladwynn, because of the set ear at this, folks slow down regardless, westbound delays as well throughout your western suburbs, and downtown philadelphia, not great either. westbound approaching the vine, and then eastbound, out of the roosevelt boulevard, area, down through to the vine, another delay. here is a better idea of some sun glare you will have, 422 making your way eastbound, seeing delays from approaching trooper, now, even back toward oaks, all the way down to 202, 14 is your average on 76, 15 on 95, smh there. twenty-six if you are traveling on 476. blue route seeing volume in the usual spot around route one. accident, at virginia drive, come row misting a lane, you'll have slow down on the westbound side of the turnpike out of bucks county, mid toll plaza, still lingering flooding in delaware closing owing he will town road at you go gust that drive. >> vet tore crashes thank you. in the neat ers this weekend, matthew mcconaughey glasses off into outer space. >> kevin frazier with preview

for you coming up. >> i'm kevin frazier up next matthew mcconaughey goes on voyage to save humanity. and young boy and his robot join forces with tech safer i friends to save their city in big 06.6.

>> words of the day the force, as in the force awakens. >> the title of the new star wars film, just announced, disney tweeted title along with news that principal photography is complete. fans still have a ways to wait, though, before the seventh film in the saga hits theatres. directed project not going to hit theatres until december of next year. >> and, hey, speaking of sequels, get ready for more buzz, woody and the rest of the toy story gang. disney just announce add fourth installment of the animated hit catching a loft fans off guard.

talked about it. tore story franchise already made almost $2 billion at the box office. i can see why they want to make a fourth. look for toy story four in theatres june 2017. well, this weekend robot come to earth and humans go to space. not a -- films hitting theser. >> entertainment tonight, sneak peak for you. >> this week matthew mcconaughey leads mission across time and space to save earth in inter stellar, and young boy teams one his friends in a cudley little robot to save the city in big hero six. >> hello. i'm the program me to heal the sick and injured. >> big robot is a hugger not a fighter, but when the city under attack, his young owner gives his friend and bay max an upgrade to save the day. >> trust me i know about row moth i can. we can be way more. >> it is not really about them having magical powers. it is about them using kind of

their strength, which is their science salve. >> i starring, lend their voices to the cast, in a adventure big enough for the whole family. >> takes on seemingly impossible mission. save man casino. >> i am thinking about my family and millions of other families. >> for mcconaughey playing a father in the film rest own agents with his own hopes, fears, dreams for his kids. >> it is a film that i think will be inspiring to not just him but younger generation to see if the limits of mankinds, how extraordinary and how far out there we can go, just to fathom that. >> and for ann hathaway, the chance to play an astronaut was a once-in-a-lifetime dream. >> i just feel like a kid every day. you know, i just felt like it was halloween every single day. >> potentially and recall worlds in our reach. >> save us from extinction.

>> we'll finds a way, we always have. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier, now back to you in the studio. >> and stay up to date on everything that's happening in hollywood with entertainment tonight, it is tonight and every week night at 7:30 on sister station cbs-3. >> i think playing over i believe at the franklin institute in like i max, i want to check it out, definitely opportunity see that. >> everything is bet nerve eye max, isn't it, when the screen ex tenure peripheral vision. >> specially a film like. that will we'll take a s sort break, watching "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". good morning, family, see you in a bit. sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision.

good morning, hammy friday to you. let's get right over to katie for our forecast, after all of that rain yesterday. >> what a dreary day it was. yes, certainly, but thankfully we're starting to see the sunshine, in fact, beautiful sunrise actually underway across most of the board here. doesn't mean we're completely without issue, however, transition day for us. start it off quickly with sweep around the delaware valley here on storm scan3. you're seeing little built every ground clutter at some of the area radar sites, not actual precipitation at the moment, but are spec to go see a left over shower fire up for some of you. not everyone gets hit by t more after heads up. i don't think you need the umbrella again. it is more after heads up. tonight drop down to 35 degrees however still with northwest winds it, will make it feel that much colder so friday night football games will be awfully chilly over

the course of the weekend pretty quiet, maybe just quick sprinkle at worse on sunday. overall looks pretty good. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. overall traffic wise not looking great. if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway, you will run into this incident. this is 76 in the eastbound direction, approaching gladwynn. emergency teams now on the scene of this accident. the majority of it on the shoulder. but you can see, that they are working on something. and folks are slowing down to take a look over on the right. so, this is definitely causing eastbound delays, backing out toward 476, and even 202. traveling on the opposite end of the spectrum the westbound side you're about 15 miles per hour averaging there. thirty-two on the blue route. and then 13 on 95. err display. >> torrey,, thank you. next update at 8:25, see

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spoke with the president of this cheryle. he tells me the victim, 51 year old man, was very nice, very quiet, he had been living here, at this shelter, for about a year when this fire broke out they say it appears he may have made a tragic mistake by smoking in bed. >> twenty-three displaced, one dead, fire erupts inside thirds floor bedroom, a boarding house on north 22nd street. >> at this time we still are trying to discern whether or not the alarm system was working. had mixed reports, some people say the alarm was working, some people say the alarm wasn't working. there is also reports that the alarm was turned off. >> officials say the male victim may have been disable, since a walker was found inside his bedroom. now, they're investigating, whether or not cigarettes sparked that fire. >> we don't have a cause or origin. it appears to be smoking fire, person was smoking. >> with 25 fire fatalities so far this year, fire commissioner,