. >> once you commit, best bet, right now, is to use either the walt whitman bridge, the betsy ross bridge, both get new philadelphia, and connect you with i-95. again, the ben franklin, that's going to be with us for most of the morning, the new jersey turnpike, northbound, a crash approaching exit number six. mass transit, this morning, we had some problems getting out of the gate, with the river line, we got about 30 minute delays, and now we have septa's cynwyd regional rail line suspended at least for the first part of our morning, but that colds hitting you hard sue when you open up the front door. >> boy, shock to the system. specially when you discover that we got to 70 degrees yesterday. today sick out of ten, early like now, but clouds take over, and later on we will maybe get precipitation. talk about it coming up, but 20 degrees temperature drop in some cases, more than 20 degrees, so take a cue from bus stop buddy, bundled this morning. 39 degrees right now, we head to high of only 49 today. remember i said 70 yesterday. so, rain, maybe couple of wet snowflakes mixed in, espec

and again, emerson or browning or whitman. sometimes our wishes are to reed for the sake of contrast. when i live in -- i often carried the volumes of swinburne, frying pan bread, and the infrequent washing of sweat drenched clothing. on top of everything else, teddy roosevelt was an excellent writer as a. i think you will notice the vividness of his writing. the main thing about his statement is that the variety of poets that he mentions he lists 16 poets from the ancient world throughout history up to his age that he likes to reed. they come from the classical world of england america germany. together they represent a vast cross-section of the literature of poetry. they represent historical periods. every style of poetry to rhyming couplets to free verse, and every type of home from narrative to lyric. roosevelt was an intelligent -- intelligent reader of poetry. if we went around the room now and i asked you to name your 16 favorite poets that you refer to from time to time, i would probably not find 16. maybe a few we wou

meg whitman, as always appreciate your time.hank you. >> thank you. >> meg whitman, chairman and ceo of hewlett-packard. >> what do you think? >> what do i think? >> i mean stock wise, the quarter sort of not going to move anybody one way or the other. guidance was a bit -- you know, when you take that high end of the guidance and lower end, some saying well moving in into next year they sort of lowered it a bit. currency head winds something our colleague sara talks about a great deal is going to figure prominently into hewlett-packard i think, carl, and so many others. something we have to start to get used to here with this violent move in the dollar and, of course, the split is the big thing for hewlett-packard. we can sit and talk all we want about flat revenues which have been the case for many years now and lack of revenue growth but that's what investors have focused on. >> our surprised review of the sprout, one of their desk tops, "usa today" calling it cool and promising. to quote ed baig, potentially the most excitin

and the walt whitman in fine shape by the way. ben franklin bridge westbound headed into philadelphia that has that construction two right lanes closed. we move the traffic cam, to the mid-county tolls, pa turnpike, now, no delays here, but the express e-zpass lanes are closed, until 2:00 this afternoon, for maintenance. once again, the express e-zpass lanes on the -- of the mitt county toll plaza closed until 2:00 this afternoon for maintenance. we move the traffic cam one more time here. martin luther king drive, which is closed, not for recreational purposes but for construction, the ben franklin parkway you are looking at now and the sweet briar drive, closed until monday tomorrow morning, at 5:00 a.m. that is the latest, from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans, nicole, back to you. >> ann, thank you. 7:49 right now. and popular snack, and a popular drink, may become a popular snack drink. we'll explain just ahead. bernard hopkins goes the distance, look at tomorrow night's eagles game. first though here's a look at what'

you had meg whitman coming in in between. out to be a disaster for hp shareholders towards the end. what remains from the old guard? >> at this point, probably very little. >> you blink and they go by relatively quickly at hp. certainly the old school, innovative, relatively hard-working nose to the grind stone mentality that made hp successful for so long -- they try to move away from that, be aggressive and more businesslike from that perspective. that forced out a number of people that would -- that were not happy in that environment. they brought in a new set of cultural identities. given the challenges that top management team had and the board had, i think we can pretty safely say there has been significant cultural challenges in there. i believe the split will be an opportunity to try and solve that. these major reorganizations provide a chance to move people around, separate people who have been fighting within the top management team. in order to create a more coherent culture in the firm. that will probably leave be

justin, director of community relations at the whitman walker health clinic in washington d.c. and from new orleans, dion haywood, executive director of women with a vision. given the direction of research, where the dollars were going, where the scientific energy was going, wasn't a preventive met sin one of the next steps, a place we were going to have to anticipate going? >> sure. we want to find a vaccine and a cure. everyone wanted that. unfortunately vaccine research has not really gotten anywhere and we have not found a quur tore h.i.v. -- cure for h.i.v. >> so is truvada a great weapon in your armament or does it have to about carefully negotiated with an at-risk generation. >> it's not new, but people living with h.i.v., it's an effective tool for those living with h.i.v. the question is whether those not affected by h.i.v. should take the drug. that's something we need to talk about, how we talk to populations about it, the gay communities and all communities. if you take the pill will you not do other things to protect yourself. that's part of the big discussion. >>

and on to the wall walt whitman bridge mid-span, no delays or problems on the walt whitman today or the ben franklin, further up ahead, 42, 55, at c expressway shall garden state parkway look okay. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, diana, back to you. >> thanks, ann. with the holidays shopping season in full swing, many people will be heading to the jewelry store, and it is often said that a diamond is a girl's best friend, but the price after diamond can stop many people in their tracks. well, "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan shows us how you may be able to save up to 30%, thanks to technological break through. >> it is hard to deny brilliance and beauty of diamonds. these stunning gems cost far less than you would expect, because they were actually created in a lab. instead of millions of years in the earth, these diamonds formed in a matter of weeks in pressurized containers. >> they have all of the obstacle, chemical, physical property of mine dollars diamonds, and 100 percent carbon, because they're genuine diamonds. >> create in the sing

. >> you will want to take walt whitman instead as your alternate for race today, ben franklin bridge is shut dunn from now to 9:30 with admiral wilson boulevard between federal street and the bridge and 676 northbound between route 30 and ben franklin bridge. we will move the traffic cam here to another site of another great race, and this is ben franklin parkway, ben franklin parkway is home for today's race for hope for brain tumor research, ben franklin parkway is between art museum circle and spring garden street as you can see a lot of people for that race today. that is latest from the traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. >>> all right, ann, thank you. >>> happening today 12th annual walk new for autism, opening ceremonies take place at 10:30 outside citizens bank park. more than 20,000 people are expect to attend the the event. this is video from last years walk. money raisedded towards money a autism advocates and services. and if you go out there say hi to "eyewitness news" anchors chris may and jessica dean. they will both be volunteering at that walk. >>>

the morning rush hour, the fog is going to impact the bridges, up and over the ben franklin, walt whitman, commodore barry, so sue, i know the fog will play havoc on our morning rush hour, that's why we do traffic and weather together. >> exactly, because it is all related. and of course, this is a situation, as often as it gets worse, before it get better, so we have ocean, mercer, part every burlington, atlantic, cumberland, cape may, all of these shore counties are all affected by the dense fog advisory issued by the national weather service, in effect until 10:00 a.m. sussex county, delaware, having problem with some fog this morning, as well. only half mile visibility in trenton at the moment. even less around fort dix, zero in wildwood, and they are socked in atlantic city, millville, dover this morning. where we're seeing a the loft problem. now, we have reduced visibility at philadelphia international, no real big problems, the thing is we don't want to be in a had your think morning, you want to be able to take your time. temperatures are on the mild side for this time of year, t

you know, but it seems to me that in the great american writers, whitman and emerson and so on, there's the assumption that something magnificent is going on, human consciousness. and the world in which human consciousness is set as the interpreter. this is as true as it ever was, you know? i mean, there's something miraculous about human beings. they are, they exist wildly in excess of any sort of survival model that could be posited for them. we're not even very good at that. you know, we're a great danger to ourselves all the time. but if you create a sort of model, which is probably wrong itself, about animal behavior, and take that as an authoritative basis for describing human behavior, then you've simply excluded everything that we call human. you know, you've excluded imagination and art and, you know, the things that we have defined ourselves with over thousands of years. >> so what are you saying when you write that the soul is "the masterpiece of creation?" >> well, it's, you know, i always tell my students this first off, i mean, but the human brain is the most complex objec

on the conference call, meg whitman said turn arounds aren't linear and the company is right where it should be at this point. right now, trading down 1.5% in frankfu frankfurt. shares in hp up about 6.5% in the last three months. this is the first earnings report from hp since they announced that split. investors want more clarity. how do you unlock shareholder value, making both companies profitable and meaningful to the world? >> notebook computers. they're saying that this was kind of a one-trick pony in terms of the results we've seen already. but whether it can continue or not, we simply don't know. it's too early to say. cash dollars looking very, very good for them at the moment. meg whitman seemed to underline that, breaking up as well as a chance to get on top of the cost cutting measures that need to be taken. it's a complete overhaul for the company. >> you were just mentioning pcs. pcs are seeing somewhat of a stabilization or recovery, if you will. that's been one of the reasons we've been seeing intel beating street expectations. hp citing growth in its decision up 4% y

blocking two lanes near the walt whitman bridge has cleared.roaching the schuylkill, southbound at the schuylkill on the blue route we did have an accident that cleared so some of those residual delays a little bit there. in montgomery township a new accident on bethlehem pike, 309 at richardson road. matt. >> thank you karen. >>> we're in for store a wonderful day. here is meteorologist, david murphy to deliver the news. david. >> all right, matt, we've seen some improvement in the last half hour with sunshine beginning to dig through the clouds at times. and the temperatures are improving a bit. we're up to 50 degrees in philadelphia. still light winds today, too, which makes it a little easier take those chilly numbers. this afternoon nice and mild for veterans day, 67 degrees. if you have plans to head out to any ceremonies this afternoon, you're looking at nice conditions with light winds. clouds and sun tomorrow, could be a little fog and drizzle in the morning. otherwise, nice in the afternoon with another mild high of 65. but on thursda

well over 40 minutes to make it from the black horse pike in towards the walt whitman bridge.nsit looking good with no delays, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> what made you decide to join the paratroopers. >> i wanted to fight with the best, sir. >> this is easy company. the finest company in this regimen. >> what a perfect story for today. philadelphia continues to honor world war two heroes who are inspiration of that film, band of brothers, big mini series on hbo. >> of course we're talking about edward, better known as babe and his best buddy wild bill. they were south philadelphia natives and members of the 101 air force division of the arm. they went to write a book brothers in battle, best of friend. it was made in the mini series for that first episode 10 million people tune in. >> i watched every single bit of it. now their families and friends are rating money to honor these brave men with statues. yeah, this is really great. babe's daughter tricia is here. good to see you. >> nice to meet you councilman jim kenny good to have you. >> remind us who babe was. >>

it appears that meg whitman still has her work cut out for her. the tech giant sales fell short during the fourth quarter. they fell short again. whitman,st noted meg who oversees a split in the company next year, faces and everest like climb. bring the company back to growth it enjoyed before. joining me, paul. there are a lot of questions. capable ofman preening hp back to growth? >> no. but i do not think anyone is. it is one of the most difficult questions running a technology question -- technology company. countrieso not take of this size and return them to growth. there is a reason why they are the size they are. there is a reason they stopped growing. the markets they dominated and grew with also start -- stopped growing. it is difficult to see any of the markets where they have got presents. energyclearly thinks the software,, services, that will be the big driver for hp. you have doubts? >> i do. that is an old playbook. they made a similar transition away from hardware. information technology services company, you are already seeing tha

so far so good for folks leaving and heading toward that walt whitman bridge. we have an accident in plymouth fairfield drive at volpe road, watch for police. pennsy turnpike looking good. in problems up and down 476 or schuylkill press way. ridge avenue we have a fire location. we have had a fire every morning for the last five or six days or so. northbound lanes of i-95 penndot outside working near cottman avenue. watch for delays heading up in to northeast philadelphia otherwise mass transit looking g the buses, trains, trolleys are in good shape. we had problems with that paoli line. everything back to normal there speedometer readings is where they should be. i think wind will have an impact up and over the bridges. we will look at the franklin next time around. >> i will look forward to hearing from you been, thank you. new this morning. more than a hundred people waking up to a carbon monoxide scare at their hotel. fire crews rush to the best western in concordville and baltimore pike in connchester highway in glen mills at 3:00 this morning. they found

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but axe we always see when we get the thick fog, walt whitman, ben franklin, commodore barry, we willave poor visibility, so, caution flags are flying, sue, as we roll out the front door this morning. >> yes, it is really getting worse as the morning progresses, we haven't reached sunrise yet. the sun hasn't had a chance to really burn off any of the fog. we give you 57 out of ten today. we still have the milder temperatures hanging on for one more day, sun this afternoon, but then the winds will pick up later on. we do have those areas of thick fog, as bob mentioned, all throughout the region. by bus stop buddy, where is he? he is kind of in a fog this morning, too, mild morning, with temperatures in the 50's. and the dense fog advisories are out for sussex county, delaware, cumberland, atlantic, cape may counties in new jersey as well as ocean, mercer, part of burlington county. but it doesn't mean if you're not under the advisory that you're not going to see some fog. you probably will. so our visibility are reduced, look at philadelphia international right now, we have .8 of a mil

ultimate way through to the walt whitman bridge. you'll find delays southbound on the 42, we have been dealing with an accident, right around the area of 130, that has been compromising the right-hand lane for quite a while. we will fine delays there as well. taking a look at bridges, 35 miles an hour speed restrictions but not just the bend been, walt included. it is super thick out there speaking of super thinking we are looking at 95 delay heading out of the northeast and jammed from academy down through the vine, some areas moved better than others during that stretch, but for the most part it is slow go and speed sensors at 11 miles an hour the entire way. nineteen on the schuylkill, 15 traveling on 476. big time volume around mid county tolls as well as pennsylvania turnpike westbound out of the area of bucks county down to mid county, ukee. >>> happening today man who allegedly kidnaped a woman in philadelphia and took her to maryland is back in town. >> delvin barn's weights justice at federal courthouse where "eyewitness ne

there is an accident just up ahead approaching the walt whitman bridge, so if you are headed to the city you're stuck in this jam, backed up at least to depford for quite some time now. over on the ben franklin bridge, low visibility, from the philly side, too. see a loft fog. all lanes open fortunately. so headed westbound, into the city, everything moving along just little bit slowly but not looking too bad. some debris out in norristown, on the road there, the pa turnpike eastbound, so you can use some crawlings while traveling on through, accident southbound at grant avenue. travel times here everything just little bit slow today. not too sticky situation out there. ninety-five south from woodhaven to the vine st. expressway about 18 minute trip, 20 minute on the schuylkill headed eastbound from the blue route into the vine st. vest way. ukee? >> if you saw giant duck crossing the road, would you stop? police in fort lee, new jersey, bet some drivers would not, and handed out dozens of tickets, when they were proven right. that's actually the police officer wearing that donald duck s

maybe walt whitman bridge, betsy ross bridge.t that benefits the lark school. it is an organization that helps children with disabilities. we will be here all morning long. we will talk with some runners and organizations about the event itself. but it is one of the largest 10k's in the tri-state area we're live from camden, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> hopefully everybody will bundle up and have a great time, same, thank you. >>> 6:39. still will to come a popular display of poppies, draws hundreds of thousands to a famous land mark in london, plus we will have this. >>> pumpkins aren't just for halloween, anymore, i'm karena mitchell and i'll tell you why food makers are tapping into the power of pumpkin. >>> take a cue from syma, you might want to have a jacket hat or maybe even gloves hand think morning, carol is telling but a warm up this week but in the so fast, we will explain. is there is not halloween, more than 500 people,. >>> for most katrina's in one place. katrina also known as the skeleton lady is

if that is whitman, you have got to believe most people think this man is going down. the trial itself -- i could spend a lot of time with. i don't want to spend too much time on it. i do want to say there were many witnesses that spoke of the horrors. the horrors they spoke of reduced this thing to a horror show. the trial itself, one of the things they learned from the trial of the lincoln assassins, which had been a close trial to some extent. members of the press were there, but it was not open to the public. it was in a small place. they decided to invite the public. they needed a bigger venue. they held it in a room of the capitol building. this gave it the look of a civil trial, even though it was a military tribunal. that meant there were people -- wallace's wife attended and writes about this. there was a woman every day sobbing as she heard the stories. the horrors there were about the water, the food, but the things that came up most often were about the dogs. the use of bloodhounds to chase down escapees, and this use of stories of bloodhounds was clearly m

eastbound delays on 76 as you come away from city avenue at this point and head towards the walt whitman bridge, it should be clearing out soon and we are keeping tabs on it. on the southbound side of 95 heading towards the girard point bridge, on bright afternoons, we get the sun glare delay, we have the crash from chopper 6 and south philadelphia and cobb's creek parkway, a good intersection to avoid. and a wreck in montgomery county on cheltenham avenue near willow grove avenue and grace street and 29th street east of the bridge there along 29. one in camden near eighth street that and is cleared out and an accident involving a pedestrian near cedar lane near the bible church. lets grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this thursday almost friday, we'll have traffic stoppages because of the construction. >> thank you matt. >>> well, thousands of runners will take over the area this weekend as they gear up for the philadelphia marathon, but of all of those athletes there is one local woman getting national attention ahead of the race. monica malpass is here to tell us why. >> it'

no delays i-95 at the walt whitman bridge watch for that disabled vehicle just in right now.nd might be a little slow from coles road to 295. not horrible yet. delaware overview no issues on i-95, 495 and 202 and 13 looking good. >> reporter: my twitter follower john from royersford, pennsylvania. tweets in 35 degrees. follow me david murphy of abc on twitter and facebook. 35 in allentown, 39 in wilmington, 38 in millville. a lot of cool numbers to start out. 36 in lancaster. if you're running errands and you have the option to wait until the afternoon, it will be better. 45 degrees at 9:00 a.m. noon, 5 degrees, there's the high 59 degrees we'll hit that around 2:30 or 3:00. drops quickly at 6:00 a.m. remember the time change brings about the earlier sunset, 51 degrees by 6:00. a little bit breezy, winds running 10 to 20 miles per hour. not as bad as yesterday. >> there's a twist on "dancing with the stars". the seven remaining couples appear in character. 6 will have to have a dance-off. out of the 6 they will died who goes home. "dancing with the stars" airs tonight on ♪ wi

he awarded the contract, $17,500 in august 1983 to whitman walker clinic. we had to spend the money before the 30th of september. it felt like the heavens had opened. >> more recently you've been trying to get the city to do more about homelessness in the city. the city has been responding slowly to all the hearings you've been holding on homelessness. marion barry was also an ally with you on the homeless issue in the city. >> he was a member of the human services committee which i chair. i can't tell you how important he was. he's an icon in the city, somebody who cared very deeply about people. he was always there for me politically and i was always there for him politically. he voted against that reprimand. i voted against one of his problems. i hope those who hated him will have the decency to be quiet today, but i'm just not ready for the hypocrisy we might all be hearing shortly. the fact of the matter is he cared deeply about people, he was always there to help them, human rights, human welfare was his first agenda. >> mr. council member thank you f

take the walt whitman bridge. blocked, take third or 7th as the alternate. take the ben franklin bridge instead a couple of options. this is the platt bridge eastbound we've been talking about this guy, this disabled truck causing the problem. police on the scene. eastbound jammed from the platt bridge to 26th street. slow speeds on i-95, 16 miles per hour southbound, 21 past the boulevard. >> brand new at 6:30, u2 front man bono is safe in berlin after the jet he was on lost its rear door. all the luggage goes flying out of the plane, as well. that doesn't go so well in the movies. at least in real life the plane landed a little while later. an airport official say there was no danger of crashing, but the incident is being investigated. the other members of u2 were not on the nl jet. >> a group of turkish men surrounded and taunted three sailors and shoved them. someone sprayed them with red paint and tried to shove bags over their heads. the sailors managed to get away anticipate return to their ship the u.s.s.

whitman and no dor barry slower than normal.e schuykill expressway, leaving town center city to conshohocken. southbound i-95 just under a half an hour from woodhaven to center city. sun glare south, right here near saint david villanova interchange. mass transit, septa buses trains and trolleys all looking good at the moment north on i-95 from the gang leaving airport and, delaware county coming in towards philadelphia. right before the girard point double decker bridge. mike and alex back to you. >> police commissioner charles ramsey said he had never seen an abduction on videotape after all have of his years in law enforcement when this guy abducted a philadelphia woman in germantown. steve keeley has new information. >> and new video, steve. >> reporter: barnes not yet back here at fbi offices at feds building right across the street from you guys but he will be. barnes though is back in virginia. here's video shot just nine hours ago. he will likely face a mandatory life sentence down there in the in the carlesha case but t

we're in good shape to the whitman ben franklin and commodore barry. big jam 95 at the moment.o center city just over a half an hour. parade practice tonight where they're shutting down art museum circle will right in front of the steps so they can practice for the parade. now that will tie traffic up, leaving city at 6:00. anyone who heads out of town using kelly drive or ben franklin parkway, go for the alternate, take 676, and to the schuylkill, expressway, saving you time later on tonight for ride home. >> allen iverson will lead them in this practice, right. >> i'm talking about practice. >> talking about practice. >> practice. >> ten of 7:00. it has been a year since a sign's tack compromised credit and information of millions of target shoppers. new is there new data that suggest it may happen again. retailers for cyber criminals know they are likely to get away with more hacks around the holidays and reasons that more shoppers are spending more money so retailers relax their fraud controls to ensure that all of these extra transactions go through without a hitch. shoppi

and use the ben franklin, coming into philadelphia, i would head for the betsy ross, or the walt whitmanx is on the wayment we will take you there live. minute we arrive and then southbound lanes of the northeast extension, watch for an accident, between lansdale, and mid-county. otherwise mass transit looking good. chris, kerrey, back to you. >> bob, thank you. 6:32, first on fox, following breaking news about woman who was found dead this morning in west philadelphia. >> fox 29's steve keeley live at the scene with more details on this for us, steve, good morning in. >> this story just three and a half hours old, behind us market street. soap there is gives you a sense where this is. the "l" train block by those trees, just about a football field, even less, probably, from market street, at 53rd, and we will go to the left now, on your screen there, and see a rowhouse turned rooming house here, with a lot of family gathered here, who first learned of this from our reports, and they notice that the 62 year old aunt lived in this house, so the initial call comes n we hear this as homicid

42, northbound traffic a little bit of a delay a 14 minute ride from the ac expressway to the walt whitmanwet leaves, dave, you know that's going to be a problem, so slow it down. every single road in the delaware and lehigh valleys. as you can see we have rain everywhere. a little steadier in the western suburbs and lighter stuff in south jersey is compromising roads. the wider view storm tracker 6 live double scan, there's stuff coming mid morning, but after that we're into an on and off pattern precipitation that will last into the evening. spotty showers once we get done the morning rain. 51 degrees by 9:00. 60 is the high today. we'll hit that around 2:00 and sit on it for a couple of hours. 57 by 6:00. as we look at the airport, looks like it's raining in the northeast, but no big time delays reported on the big board with all green aircraft. philadelphia, newark and jfk, though, wet right now. >> going on to "healthcheck" and the dangers of cosmetic procedures maybe less than you think. some people might be scipt -- skeptical when you hear minimal invasive. only one in 400 procedure

time for real talk with tony, fox news contributor and bernard whitman, back. clinton pollster and ceo of whitman insight strategies. all right. the two of you are back here in the studio for the real story. >> he shows the democratic party can be both pro-jobs and pro climate change. pro environment. why? he has a deal done with china, and i hope that he is actually going to allow keystone to go forward. i think that actually will happen. >> did you see what his spokesperson said about that? probably not. >> no. >> he actually used the v-word. back to immigration, i don't think we're wrong on the ten-point plan that we're talking about on this show. that he is going to grant amnesty to 4.5 million americans, and much more. >> he is taking a big step towards the center. why? even exit polls from last week showed that 54% of people want action on immigration reform. people will back to president immigration reform. we've been waiting for years. they had a bipartisan -- didn't peck it up. the president should ask that. >> is that a move to the middle? >> no. >> t

whitman, ben franklin, commodore barry looking fine. the mass transit, new jersey transit, patco dart looking good for this wednesday morning. chris and kerry back to you. >> as you are sir, thank you. >>> a crash with the septa trolley send more than two dozen people to the hospital. sky fox flew over the scene around 6:00 last night atwood land avenue and south forty-seventh street in southwest philadelphia a. police tell us that 11 on the trolley and two in the car were hurt but no injuries appear to be life threatening. >>> sink hole opens up outside a florida home taking a car down witt. ground gave way, 10 feet deep, 10 feet wide, four nearby trailers have been evacuated as crews figure out what is going on. >>> attorneys for jody arias have filed a motion to dismiss all of the charges against her. she was of course found guilty of killing her boyfriend travissal sand inner 2008. this latest legal move alleged that a computer forensic expert hired by the defense, discovered that thousands of files were deleted from alexander's com

all the bridges this mornings, walt whitman, comedy barry, looking good, no delays. over you. >> 4:03, police and federal investigators, new leads following a missing woman from german up. >> now someone used the woman's bank card in another state and caught on surveillance video. steve keeley with the latest. report the problem with the new leads, from old trail. let's get right to the video put out by investigators, just before 10:00 o'clock last night. the new pictures and old trail because all from two days ago, monday morning, nine hours after carlesha was kidnapped, an hour 20 minute down 95, in aberdeen, maryland, at shell station. the question now, not answered by the f.b.i. or philly police just yesterday, has anyone tried to use carl each's debit card since monday morning, now, that it is wednesday morning, two and a half days since she was grabbed off the street. the other question, the shell station, the man is seen not only has lot of surveillance inside the store, where you are looking at him, but many more outside. so, was the man still in the same car

roads are dry what a difference a day can make here working your way towards walt whitman bridge and philadelphia speaking of philadelphia here's a live look the at airport. put your trays in the upright position and we are good to go for take off no problems with delays on arrivals and departures at the a airport. looking good on i-95. downtown we will go live look at center city vine street expressway their broad street interchange. speedometer readings right where they need to be in problems like this time yesterday out of the gate. one accident game farm road off of outside of schwanksville. they will practice tonight for the parade. here's the deal, tonight at 6:00 o'clock they will close the circle in front of the art museum. anyone leaving the city via the parkway or kelly drive, major mess trying to get out of downtown later on tonight for the evening rush hour. so just keep that in mind. today put sticky tab on the dashboard so you remember to work your way away from the kelly drive and on to that vine street expressway if you are leaving town, later tonight. the bridges are

the betsy ross bridge, walt whitman bridge, you're in the clear. commodor barry bridge, only one lane open westbound, other than that you're good to go. >> a fast-moving fire damaged two row homes in the city of chester. it started at 7:30. it started in up with home and spread to a second before they could put out the flames. nobody was hurt, investigators have not said what caused the fire. >> inspectors will be out today looking at this home in hockessin delaware. they will determine if the occupants can live in it, because a car slammed into the house last night. kenneth moten has the story. >> reporter: it is 100 year old structure, but it was no match for what came speeding down the road in hockessin, delaware last night. the family was in their home, a large barn converted into a two story house decades ago. around 6:00 p.m. they heard the driver slam into their three vehicles destroying them, before his car flipped into midair and crashed into the second story building. >> i walked into the hallway and saw that a large wall collapsed and wa

being used as polling places, have the day off today, so the ben franklin, commodore barry, walt whitman coming into downtown looking good and mass transit at the moment runs with no reported delays. chris and kerry, back to you. >>> kids are home today, bob, thank you. >> all right. >>> it is 4:03. voters in pennsylvania decide to go day will be governor for the next four years. >> many eyes will be on philadelphia and suburbs which is home to, nearly 3 million of the the state's 8 million voters. fox 29's jennifer joyce is live in mt. airy this morning. jen, for governor, i'm going to vote for tom. >> reporter: that seems to be the popular prediction, there, chris. and i think a tom will win, what the polls are showing at this point in time that is tom wolf is actually leading by a wide margin for some of these predictions. a main sticking point seems to be education funding. both candidates have been aggressive in their campaign ads, wolf claiming that corbett took an ax to education by cutting $1 billion from the budget and corbett firing back saying he increased the budget by 1.5 bi

watch it with the wind again today, you'll feel the car rocking when you come across the benny, whitmannes of new jersey turnpike expect delays this morning if you are headed north. and a tip, get to the inner drive, when you hit exit number six. the turnpike connector. little further up at exit eight the outer lanes are block, from that overnight tractor-trailer fire. here in norristown, eighth and dekalb, watch for an accident, and an update from septa, the manayunk norristown regional rail line running with 15 minute delays, and between the miquon, passengers need to board the trains on the outbound platform. so bundle up, we had delays yesterday, on some of the rales, be ready, to stand on the platforms, with the wind whipping around, and expect 15 minute delays out of the gate thereon that manayunk norristown line. otherwise the bridges looking good, and other than that mass transit set up, mass transit looking good. chris, kerry, back to you. >> anything more perilous than the roads? these chairs. >> with the wheels. >> and it is true. >> 547 the time. police hunting for christmas

i'm sure randy whitman wants him to forget everythinhe learned.ting behind the back passes tomorrow night. >>> let's go back to the redskins for a moment. today the team hosted the fuel up to play 60 minute combine, aiming to fight childhood obesity. over 200 kids went to their exercise stations with the players. d no matter what is happening on the field or off it, the skins, this is what it's all about. >> when all else fails on a sunday, you lose a game, i've still got impact some lives and i out here and have fun. i don't want to be miserable. i'm not a miserable person. obviously, i take my job seriously. i what i do. at the end of the day, just trying to be a role model. and this is my calling. >> great job by darrelle young and a lot of other guys participating in that event. >> he is at everything. >> he does it all. >> all the community events. >> alfred morris. >> that looks like a fun workout too. thank you. >> we ain't studying no steve young -- i'm not sure why -- "nbc nightly is coming up. >> see you ♪ there it is... this is where i

whitman, bennie, commodore barry but you see those signs bridge freeze breast ice surface, watch yourself approaching the bridges a and coming across this morning when the wind kicks in. put that coffee cup down and bet hands on the wheel. otherwise we're in good shape up and down new jersey roadways, i-95, no problems on the schuylkill, coming in or out of the city. ninety-five out of the northeast in good shape and in problems up and down 476. as i mentionedded just expect ten to 15 minute delays on the regional rail lines. chris and kerry back over to you. >> good heads up with this weather bob, thank you. >>> happening today man accused of kidnapping a woman off a germantown street has had his bail hearing. delvin barnes is indicted/a federal kidnapping charge. fbi says barnes grabbed carlesha freeland gaither on november between the second and forced her into a car. federal agents found them, three days later in maryland. if quick, barnes faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. >>> meanwhile carlesha's family was at city hall to thank the local heroes who helped save her. several

get together walt whitman using 42 freeway will be quite a problem. eleven is your average on 95.ve on the schuylkill. fourteen on 476 and traveling again 42, 55, expect those delays as well, ukee and erika. >> our time 7:36. lets check business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange and the market opens this morning in record territory. i never get tired of saying that. so what is behind this recent climb, jill. >> reporter: it is a good broken record, right. good morning, ukee and erika. s and p jumped to an all time record high the dow jones is at an all time high and investors in the buying mode because republicans one control of the senate. today republicans mitch mcconnell and beyond boehner wrote an op ed in the wall street journal. they said come next year they want to focus on jobs, reform the tax code and they want to move forward on the keystone oil pipeline. we will see how much on have that gets done, ukee and quarter. >>> sixty minutes has report ago this amazon has set to have drones deliver packages and new you we are hearing t

whitman, benny, commodore barry all looking good coming in toward philadelphia.ayunk, warminster line, paoli line, warminster about ten minute delay on the first train out of the gate. i think the cold weather really taking its toll on some of the older trains in the system. otherwise, the rest of the mass transit system looking good. chris, kerry, back to you. >> excellent, 4:48 right now. this morning the berks county coroner will perform autopsies on two people killed in this horrific tractor-trailer crash. the driver of that big rig facing long list of charges. this deadly accident happened yesterday morning, on route 222 near route 73, it is right in front of the dunkin donuts, entire thing was caught on camera. >> clearly see on the video, from the dunkin donut, all of the vehicles come to a stop, tractor-trailer just doesn't. >> nine people this morning are recovering from injuries after this. the district attorney says the driver of the recycling truck, 50 year old steven ben yeah of reading, caused this horrific wreck after falling asleep at the wheel. >

the walt whitman bridge and ben franklin bridge you're in the clear. >> fire burned through three homes in southwest philadelphia overnight. the fire broke out on florence avenue around 2:00. we'll have more on the story at 5:00 a.m. >>> another developing story an elderly woman was badly burned in a house fire in frankford. the action cam was on the scene of orthodox street. police and fire crews worked together to pull the woman who was in her 80s out of the home. she had second and third degree burns. she is in critical condition right now. investigators have not told us her name or how the fire started. >>> one man has been shot dead and a septa bus driver is fighting for his life after being hit by a stray bullet. nearly 30 shots were fired on winston street. the intended target a 35-year-old man was shot in the head and killed. an bullet hit an innocent bystander in the chest. the 56-year-old off duty septa bus driver. he is an outstanding citizen, a pillar of the community, ever since i was a kid he's always been a nice, nice individual. >> homicide detectives are questioning peo

i immediately thought of walt whitman and this famous quote i bequeath myself to the dirt to grow from the grass that i love. what does a leaf of grass mean to you and why did you decide to put it on the cover? >> guest: all/is grass it refers to the idea that on the one hand, we all come from something fertile but also grasses and temper. this is one of the few times we can have an honest conversation in the public forum about the mortality and end-of-life issues very >> host: did did it hit you or strike you i am not going to be around here forever. what impacted the writing of the book and the research for the book on your own practice? >> guest: a lot. it was the impact of the start investigating why why in my own practice i don't give a very successful job dealing with mortality. we reached by the place where 17% of the population died in the institutions unaware of what is opening in the world the chance to say goodbye to preserve a quality-of-life if it came to the end and it is clear this isn't what people wanted and i wasn't being successful at it so i began interviewing famil

than 15 minutes for now, closed for run the bridge event, and of course we will want to take walt whitman instead now. right now the bridge is still opened but 676 northbound between morgan boulevard and atlantic avenue leading to the bridge is very jammed in preparations for ben franklin bridge closing. another closure today, is ben franklin parkway ben franklin parkway shut down in both directions for art museum circle and spring garden street for race for hope and that benefits national brain tumor society, that is a big race there race starts at 8:30. already at ben franklin parkway shut down with martin luther king drive between ben franklin parkway and montgomery drive and kelly drive between art museum circle and route one. we will move traffic cam within more time to the vine street expressway in center city humming along just fine with no problems or delays. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans new nicole back to you. >>> well, no one hit friday night's mega millions drawing and that is making for a giant jackpot this tuesday. here were friday's winning num