"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins just south philadelphia with a very specific mission, greg? >> reporter: that's right there, erika, here at the linc, live right now during the disable american veterans job fair. an incredible opportunity for men and women who served our count troy find meaningful work. right now we're told there are companies from all over the count rip, all over the world here, in fact, lockheed martin, amtrak, verizon, multiple universities, even the city of philadelphia has a boot here. the incredible thing about this job fair right now as you can see is going on until about 3:00 this afternoon, once again, here at the linc, is that it is really only open to veterans and their families. to gave you a run down, there are more than 500 registered attendees, 199 soldiers, 78 sailors, 78 air men, 68 marines, their spouses, their children over 18, are welcome to attends, as well. i'm actually joined here right now with sean capleani. served from 2006 to 2014 currently looking for employment here. talk about the importance of these events here in our communiti

i'm greg argos about whether or not this product is dangerous. >> ♪ >> healing music for children ofhop thanks to the fabulous new grand piano donated today. pat. >>> ukee, we are here for the the final friday football frenzy of the season, cherokee high school they take on williamstown in the group five semi finals, tonight, we will have more on this game coming up, we will talk to the head coach and eagles news, no sam bradford, no ryan matthews, that is coming up new at 6:00 tonight there are concerns bay new brand of peanut butter, that packs a caffeinated punch. >> some believe the peanut butter pick me up could be too much for children and deadly to animals. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has details. >> reporter: its creators say it could replace your morning pick me up. forget that cup of coffee, and one of the newest products on the market caffeinated peanut butter, mixed feelings from folks who normally order their caffeine in a cup. with sugar and cream, would you try this product, cafe peanut butter. >> no, probably not. >> i love peanut butter but i don't know abo

reporting here at george washington high school i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> fill will a police need public's help tracking down a man wanted for arson for a fire earlier this month in overbrook. police say suspect intentionally set a car storage lot on fire on the 6,000 block of lancaster avenue. this surveillance video shows the man running from the scene on november 6th, with his arm, on fire. about 11 vehicles were completely engulfed in flames. if you have any information, please contact the the police. >>> we now know the the cause of the last night's fire at moorestown community house. authorities say that the electrical fire started from sparks in a wire in the the a attic, and the flames did not spread anywhere else. no one was hurt, fortunately but there is a a lot of damage. the building which opened up in 1926 is a community center, housing, non-profit group. it is unclear when the the building will be usable. >>> employee in a popular main line pizza shop is behind bars tonight after she allegedly sold drugs while at work. police say brandon weldon is

reporting here from city hall, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> accused child rapist is under arrest tonight, this is the the suspect oscar riveria herrera, officials say he broke in the apartment at hatfield village apartments in hatfield earlier yesterday morning and sexually assaulted a six year-old girl. suspect was then held down by the child's stepfather until police arrived. >>> the state case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will go to trial, a judge made the decision at kane's secondary, hearing on charges that she leak secret grand jury material and then lied bit. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria movies at the courthouse in norristown with more on this, alex. >> reporter: jessica, preliminary hearings are used to determine if there is enough evidence to go to trial but it also opened up inside on strategies of both sides. for example kathleen kane's defense attorneys told me he believes thinks all over a quote honest mistake, phrasing that they have not used before. in 2009, kathleen kane was a stay at home momma cord to go prior testimony, re

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos went to new castle county and only our cameras capture the capture. >> there you go. >> reporter: heading toward this trailer, and this emu known as eddie not happy to be back in captivity. >> he is unhappy. >> reporter: moments earlier delaware's most wanted fugitive, almost got away. eddie making moves that would make eagles running back demarco murray proud. >> i seen on the news that there was a emu on the loose but i didn't suspect it was around here. >> reporter: now captured in your backyard. >> well, that is amazing, isn't it. >> reporter: unwelcomed guest show up on leo's, delaware farm. >> he has been here for probably three months. >> reporter: what has he been doing. >> nothing eating corn. >> reporter: quick. >> he is fast, 6 feet tall and runs 40 miles an hour. he is very crafty. >> reporter: he became a nuisance and led to dangerous encounters with people. >> they pulled alongside at the road and shot at him. >> reporter: an and faculty at a nearby school. >> they had a soft lock down which they kept the kids inside from playing outsid

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us now in fairmount park with the details for us.reg g afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon erika. donations are coming in from people who really want to see the please touch museum stay open and in in in in sizes for a few dollars in one case someone gave more than 3 million. the please too much mu seem should be around for generations to come. today lynn mcmaster the current ceo announcing a multi million dollars anonymous toe donation. >> today red letter day for the institute institution. >> reporter: $3.25 million pledged to help get the museum out of bankruptcy. pushing the total raised to 4.86 million. >> we are announcing that we're almost halfway to the mid point of our $10 million fundraising campaign. >> reporter: and when complete that campaign would allow the please touch museum to keep its doors open for families and children. >> donations have come from individuals that believe in our institution, and believe that we've got a future here. we're excited and we wanted to share this with everybody. this is a meaningful

. >> lets go live now to "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos at hahnemann university hospital. he has very latest on the the trooper's condition tonight, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. the officer in that shooting happened just less than ten blocks away we're standing here at hahnemann university hospital. to the trooper, he was rushed here around 9:45 this morning and tonight we know he is in stable condition, in good spirits. this fiery scene, the end of the short pursuit and wild shoot-out that left a pennsylvania state trooper shot. >> it is believed he was in the car when he was shot and he was returning fire, from his car. >> reporter: thirty-one year-old patrick casey, a seven year veteran of the force was rushed to hahnemann university hospital. the mayor, other state troopers and philadelphia a police all rushing here as well to check his condition. >> most important thing is that the trooper is, in stable condition, in good spirits, and awake, a alert, talking. >> reporter: mayor nutter updating trooper's condition minutes a after speaking with him. >> he a

. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at cherry hill mall where the early birds are hopingo save big. there seem to be a lot of people out there, greg. >> reporter: there really are. we're here at the cherry hill mall. it opened around 6:00 o'clock tonight. you can see some of the folks are here some of these shoppers hour by hour we've seen more and more people arrive here to do some shopping. leaving thanksgiving meals leaving their families and coming here to spend some serious cash. >> does anybody else need a map to let you know where our all items are? >> reporter: black friday shopping may be dying, but heading to the stores thanksgiving thursday is a live and well. >> i think it's exciting. it's something that you want. it's worth it. why not go and get it? >> reporter: more than 100 people snaked around this south philly target store passing the time making new friends. >> shopping. we all just met today. (laughter). >> so just talking and eating snacks and having a good time. >> reporter: playing some games and forgetting about that turkey dinner. >> someone shoul

as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos tells us investigators are searching for a motive. >> reporter: neighbors say there was no indication of trouble here at this home on diamond street in montgomery county, decorated for the holidays. last night though, the the scene of a double murder and a suicide. when hatfield police rushed to this diamond street home around 11:30 last night they found three people dead inside. >> to see a 48 year-old woman, a 27 year-old man and a 48 year-old man. >> reporter: today with christmas lights flickering we know the shooter is 48 year-old paul moriarty shall, his victims neighbors say his girlfriend and her son. >> i just don't believe it happened. unbelievable. >> reporter: steve lives directly next door and like many on the street they say there was no reason to believe his friendly neighbor would commit such a crime. >> we borrowed butter, sugar off of each other and got along real good just yesterday, everything was fine. >> reporter: today from the outside it appears that everything is as well. the only indicator of the tragedy that unfolded wa

i'm live in the sat center, greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you for that.s new details emerge in this story you can count on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage when we are not on television you'll fine the very latest at cbsphilly.com. >>> jess? >> a complex storm system in the midwest packed rain, sleet and snow. this was the scene today in topeka kansas. sleet and freezing rain making it difficult for people to get around there. that same storm system is now headed our way. now the fortunate thing is this. we won't be seeing ice or snow but rain is possibility as we head into the second half of the holiday weekend. meteorologist lauren casey tracking when we might see the wet weather plus lauren a drop in temperatures. >> that's correct. we've had a ton of sunshine and that unseasonal warmth to kick off our thanksgiving holiday but things are starting to change in advance of a cold front that is continuing to traverse eastbound the cloud deck starting to increase across the delaware valley especially over the last couple of hours and even a few ret

greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> congratulations bridget. voters in montgomery county are elect agnew diss trek attorney. democrat candidate kevin steal leads republican bruce castor. steal works in the prosecutor's office and castor is the former district attorney. the bill cosby scandal was a central issue in the race. >>> risa set tree ferman did not seek re-election for district attorney so she could run for common pleas court judge much she's leading the field of six candidates. biggest race in the state is the unprecedented three vacancy on the pennsylvania supreme court. the ap has just declared democrats kevin dougherty david wecht and christine donohue's the winners. >>> in new jersey, all 80 assembly seats up for grabs. only four districts were consided competitive. and as to have night, democrats picked up seats so they now control the assembly fief to 30. the results of the new jersey assembly elections as well as results from all other local races are available for you right now. go to cbsphilly.com. >>> the numbers are staggeri

greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> congratulations bridget. voters in montgomery county are elect agnew diss trek attorney. democrat candidate kevin steal leads republican bruce castor. steal works in the prosecutor's office and castor is the former district attorney. the bill cosby scandal was a central issue in the race. >>> risa set tree ferman did not seek re-election for district attorney so she could run for common pleas court judge much she's leading the field of six candidates. biggest race in the state is the unprecedented three vacancy on the pennsylvania supreme court. the ap has just declared democrats kevin dougherty david wecht and christine donohue's the winners. >>> in new jersey, all 80 assembly seats up for grabs. only four districts were considered competitive. and as to have night, democrats picked up seats so they now control the assembly fief to 30. the results of the new jersey assembly elections as well as results from all other local races are available for you right now. go to cbsphilly.com. >>> the numbers are stagge

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us how they are taking to the skies with a special mission. >> thinks called a turbo charged 182. >> reporter: flying is david gibbs passion. >> some people love, you know, have a cabin up north, get to the poconos, some people big into golf, mary and i are big in aviation. >> reporter: part of the flying for david means volunteering his time, plane, his fuel to transport sick patients and their families to treatment centers throughout the north east. >> in essence what we tell patients is you have enough to worry about with your unfortunate situation, whatever that is, let me take care of the transportation. >> reporter: angel flight east a non-profit based in blue bell pairs pilots with patients and their families. 300 flights a year are free and they have help people like briana. >> i have eight to 12 months live. >> reporter: now a at the junior college in maryland but just a few years ago suffering from a rare tumor in her esophagus. >> i could not breathe and it just kept coming back report report what saved her life experimental surger

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos took to the streets to talk about turn out. >> reporter: listen i get it's been a long day at work, the last thing on your mind is getting up and going out to vote. after all, it's not even a presidential election year, but there are some very important races here in pennsylvania that could impact many people's lives. the political signs are up. the voting booths are calibrat calibrated. on election day tuesday all that's needed now are the vote voters. why is tomorrow parent? >> tomorrow? >> election day. >> oh. i'm sorry, i don't vote. >> reporter: why don't you vote? >> certain beliefs that i have. i don't vote. >> reporter: the problem is not many people are following this election. >> you going vote? >> no. >> reporter: and turn out is expected to be dismal. >> anywhere particular 12 to 30%. i'm hoping 30%. i'm hoping for more. >> reporter: timothy dawling philadelphia supervisor of elections says that hope is farfetched. even though tomorrow's ballot not just who is running for mayor -- >> it is important day. i mean you have supreme court.

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos took to the streets to talk about turn out. >> reporter: listen i get it's been a long day at work, the last thing on your mind is getting up and going out to vote. after all, it's not even a presidential election year, but there are some very important races here in pennsylvania that could impact many people's lives. the political signs are up. the voting booths are calibrat calibrated. on election day tuesday all that's needed now are the vote voters. why is tomorrow parent? >> tomorrow? >> election day. >> oh. i'm sorry, i don't vote. >> reporter: why don't you vote? >> certain beliefs that i have. i don't vote. >> reporter: the problem is not many people are following this election. >> you going vote? >> no. >> reporter: and turn out is expected to be dismal. >> anywhere particular 12 to 30%. i'm hoping 30%. i'm hoping for more. >> reporter: timothy dawling philadelphia supervisor of elections says that hope is farfetched. even though tomorrow's ballot not just who is running for mayor -- >> it is important day. i mean you have supreme court.

i'm live in the sat center, greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you for that. as new details emerge in this story you can count on "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage when we are not on television you'll fine the very latest at cbsphilly.com. >>> jess? >> a complex storm system in the midwest packed rain, sleet and snow. this was the scene today in topeka kansas. sleet and freezing rain making it difficult for people to get around there. that same storm system is now headed our way. now the fortunate thing is this. we won't be seeing ice or snow but rain is possibility as we head into the second half of the holiday weekend. meteorologist lauren casey tracking when we might see the wet weather plus lauren a drop in temperatures. >> that's correct. we've had a ton of sunshine and that unseasonal warmth to kick off our thanksgiving holiday but things are starting to change in advance of a cold front that is continuing to traverse eastbound the cloud deck starting to increase across the delaware valley especially over the last couple of hours and even a few r

you'll remember our greg a argos put on the hard hat and tried to climb the poles. did he a good job but just a little taste of what those new peco graduates went through. >>> that is a lot of work right there. >> i'm telling you. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", you recognize that face? i think we do that is ukee and he has a mean left hook. >> i'm no rocky but i'm learning from the best. i'll take you inside the fail a gym where michael b jordan trained for his role in creed. >>> as always the show must go on, hiccups didn't stop a little boy from inning ising the the australian national anthem at a baseball game. don't miss it. kate? >>> temperatures go sub freezing tonight, but then it warms up in time for the the holiday, i'll have your full seven day forecast coming up. >>> some good news for everyone trying to the thanksgiving day dinner this year. the gas prices are lowest for the holiday since 2008. triple a says national average is two-point 07 a gallon n our area new jersey is below $2 mark at $1.95 on average. average price in pace $2.29 n delaware i

. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was there and he will have the exclusive report tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. >>> well, college students hit the streets around the country and our area to protest. >> lets look live from chopper three over philadelphia city hall. you can see the crowd there. the the demonstrations come in the wake of the the events at the university of missouri and some students want a higher minimum wage. our david spunt is live at city hall on the ground with more on this, david. >> reporter: yes, jessica and ukee. about 250 angry students behind me, let me back out of the way, they have been here for 45 minutes right now. it has been peaceful. they have not had any issues. they are protesting three important issues. they all arrived around the same time. one group come from temple, other two groups coming from penn and drexel. the the two main issues they are protesting is minimum wage, wanting to increase it to $15 from what it is right now. other issue is the racial tensions that is going along at different universities, namely, missouri

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at king of prussia with more on this, greg. >> reporter: right now that display is still up here in the king of prussia mall. we're told it is supposed to be a glazer theme, although it is getting a very icy reception for many of the shoppers here. as you walk through the king of prussia mall you will see shopping center's main holiday difficulties play. what is supposed to be a modern day common north pole. >> what do you think bit. >> what is it. >> it is their holiday decorations at king of prussia mall where santa takes the picture. >> it looks so plane, is there nothing to it. >> reporter: it has confuse sod shoppers. >> they could have made this a good display. >> reporter: column bye park is one of the people, the 17 year-old created a change.org petition with right now hundreds of signatures hoping to get more traditional christmas tree and decorations back on display. >> currently i'm near around 420 right now, not too big but it is a start. >> people see this and maybe they feel christianity is under attack. this is a sign that i

. >> reporter: when power goes outlinesmen go up, i'm's greg argos getting a hand on intense trainingthese men and women go through. >> it is latest thing to hit philadelphia, paying for your parking with your smart phone. you can even add time away from the car. i'm jim donovan. three on your side has details coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the final countdown! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the final countdown! ♪ if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> latest innovation to i am move parking, in philadelphia a today the philadelphia parking authority is introducing, meter up. >> an app that allowed drivers to pay with a smart phone three on your side, jim donovan joins with us those details. >> reporter: that is right ukee and jessica. there are very few things about parking in the city that make me smile and this may be one of them and it starts this week. no digging a around for change or pulling out a credit card. today ppa a executive director vince finnerty unveiled meter up p

day this week i'll have your full forecast coming up at 6:00. >>> the the fight for $15, i'm greg argos city hall where hundreds of people gathered to raise minimum wage. >>> plus remembering beau biden, our walt hunter is live in new castle with more on plans to honor the late attorney general's memory. >>> now at 6:00 still soggy around the region. you will need to keep those umbrellas handy as we head into tonight. wet weather has been here since we got out of bed this morning, most of us. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking things from the weather center, kate. >> guys, this has been a 1/2 punch of rain, heaviest last night and this morning fell in portions of south jersey and delaware. we got a little rain in philadelphia, north of us, now more rain, and it is falling across portions of the new york and pennsylvania border. that inn mainly looking to the north but you can see how it is filling in here with light rain heading toward western suburbs and that will be getting into the philadelphia area this evening. again, it sta

. >>> coming up at 5:30 our greg argos talks to the suspected gunman's father. hear what he had to say to the wounded office are. >>> then at 6:00 a disturbing new trend in violent crime in philadelphia "eyewitness news" reporter ra hell solomon breaks down the alarming number of juveniles being charged with murder. >>> lets take a look at the weather now, a nice day for traveling. the it is only getting nicer and warmer out there the sunnies shining over kelly drive, people out enjoying the weather today. many working off the calories before tomorrow's thanksgiving day feast. what a difference from last year. do you remember this? we were dealing with snow, slush, ice, this is paoli chester county last thanksgiving eve. i was just talking about this today. weather meant travel delays on the roads and in the air. that was a mess. but today, it is nice enough for kate bilo to be outside on the cbs-3 sky deck. it is warming up for the the weekend, kate. the quite a difference. >> seeing that video gave me a panic attack there because that was a mess last year. we

. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at cherry hill mall where the early birds are hopingthere seem to be a lot of people out there, greg. >> reporter: there really are. we're here at the cherry hill mall. it opened around 6:00 o'clock tonight. you can see some of the folks are here some of these shoppers hour by hour we've seen more and more people arrive here to do some shopping. leaving thanksgiving meals leaving their families and coming here to spend some serious cash. >> does anybody else need a map to let you know where our all items are? >> reporter: black friday shopping may be dying, but heading to the stores thanksgiving thursday is a live and well. >> i think it's exciting. it's something that you want. it's worth it. why not go and get it? >> reporter: more than 100 people snaked around this south philly target store passing the time making new friends. >> shopping. we all just met today. (laughter). >> so just talking and eating snacks and having a good time. >> reporter: playing some games and forgetting about that turkey dinner. >> someone should hopefully

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos got a look inside as he joins us live from ac, greg. >> reporterca, ukee, good evening, it is a multi billion dollar property but right now you can see revel sits here dark, unused, unless the owner of the revel has its way turning this place right here behind me into the world's most luxurious refugee camp. the most expensive hotel and casino in a atlantic city is history went bankrupt. the revel now sits shuttered and empty, no blinking lights, ringing bells here as new owner glenn straub moles over new concepts for the space. perhaps his most controversial idea, uses the the hotel and casino to house syrian ref geese. he agreed to give us a exclusive tour of the massive facility as long as he did not appear on camera. he said he would allow 3,000 refugees into part of the resort and plans to have their stay as long as 18 months, managed by the red cross. >> this broadway theater here, seats some 5,000 people but if this plan takes place it is where syrian refugees will get processed and then sent off to their living areas. as for the

we are live from wilmington, delaware, i'm greg argos, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch, number of autism cases the in the united states is up dramatically according to new government numbers released to day. prevalence among children age three to 17, went up 80 percent in the last year. >>> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain the sharp increase. >> big numbers, this is complicated, thinks a yes, but. the the researchers were quick to point out that the latest survey was done in a new way, asking parents different questions. while more children probably do have autism there are differing numbers. angela blanch knew when her son was 15 months old he was developing differently. >> all of a sudden he was quiet. >> reporter: at two years old he was diagnosed with the autism spectrum disorder. he is now ten and part of the growing number of children reported as autistic. new centers of disease control data shows as many a as one in 45 children may be on the spectrum. another still current government survey puts the estimate at one in 68. >> they kee

was rush to nearby hahnemann university hospital and that is where "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live with the latest on that trooper's condition, hi there, greg. >> reporter: good evening. we are told that trooper at hahnemann university hospital is in good condition tonight, in fact, officials say he ace a alert, aware, and even making jokes. after a short pursuit which ended in this crash and fire, trooper casey starts to take fire and when suspects got out of the car and troop are casey started to immediately return fire. >> reporter: pennsylvania state trooper patrick casey shot through shoulder and rushed here to hahnemann university hospital. he was helping to backup two other troopser when the the driver sped off. he persued and that is when the shooting happened. throughout the morning and, both city and state family and friend visiting, trooper casey. was fortunately expected to make a full recovery. >> it is shoulder wound. he described it the as his lap. >> reporter: seven year veteran of the state police and can expect to be home in time for thanksgiving. >> more

has been tough on those who have relatives, living and working there "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live from the sat center with more on the local mob that is in constant contact with her daughter, greg. >> reporter: that is right, alycia a's daughter moved to paris just last month and her mom says jesse was feet from a restaurant where terrorist killed, more than a dozen people on friday. described by her mother and sister as a free spirit. >> this person that wants to enjoy the world. >> she's living. >> reporter: thirty year-old jesse ross told her family a month ago that she was moving to paris. >> she decided to go on a adventure. >> reporter: that a venture turned to fear on friday when the moorestown, new jersey native called home. >> and, mom, before you freak out or, you know, go off, i'm okay. >> reporter: jesse just feet from where would be of the terrorist opened fire on a restaurant. >> she said as we speak they are shooting, and i'm like oh, god, you know. >> reporter: jesse's mom, alycia said her daughter and friend visiting from new jersey able to find shelter in

"eyewitness news" report earth greg a argos has more from sout philadelphia. >> the thing is usually packed with feisty fans. today it is a calmer crowd. >> i don't know. >> reporter: veterans looking for a job. >> i joined in 2006. i was still in high school. >> reporter: one semester into college, philadelphia native sean capleni was sent overseas. >> i was in southern iraq for a few months and then military operations. >> reporter: now with two bachelors and masters on the way. >> i'm a full-time grad student. >> reporter: sean is looking for work. >> i'm sean, nice to meet you. >> reporter: he is glad to attend a job fare solely for men and women who served our country. >> a a lot of the jobs i'm looking at call for three to five years have job experience which i didn't have because i was deployed. >> they are lying, they are reliable leader ship skills. >> reporter: the lead recruiter for main line health systems made sure her company was one of the five dozen represented today at the link. >> my oldest of five sons, just left, got deployed for the first time two weeks ago. so t

we're live here at 21st and hamilton, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> good to hear she's okay, greg, thank you. it is official, that is new top cop in town. mayor-elect jim kenney select richard ross, currently the first deputy commissioner of the philadelphia police department to succeed retiring commissioner, charles ramsey. kenny will make that official announcement at news conference right here at the cbs broadcast center in just about an hour. "eyewitness news" reporter, rahel solomon, joins us with more on the big decision, what it means for the future of policing in philadelphia. good afternoon, rahel. >> good afternoon, many people expected today announcement, first deputy commissioner richard ross, he is a philly guy, born and raised, and he's been with the police department since 1989. so while many people expect's today a ands. no what's still unclear what's next for the police department. what changes may be coming. now, ross is here now, i just spoke to him, he says this is not about him. he says he is very excited for the city. we are hearing there could possibly

live here in montgomery county, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> greg, thanks for the update. >> there are no injuries, but plenty of damage after car crashed into a starbucks, in chester county this all happened just before 8:30 this morning, on the 300 block of lincoln highway in exton. these images come from "eyewitness news" viewer, jp davis on. car made its way almost all the way through that shop. west white field police say two elderly men in a honda back into digital sign into the starbucks that's closed for the time being. it is expected to be the biggest on-line shopping day ever, cyber monday, and for amazon, it is their busiest day of the year, our jan carabeo got behind the scenes look at operation some of which done by robot. >> it is not the north pole, but the amazon fillment center in new jersey might be the next best thing. >> we look at santa's wore is shop, we're all elves for the holiday putting presents under the tree. >> here, cyber monday, busiest day of the year. amazon customers orders erred 43 million items world-wide last year, that's 500 items a s

dog gets that, he's going to have a bad day. >> this would actually kill a 18 pounds dog. >> craig argoss-3, "eyewitness news". >>> very scary. 6:42 right now. issuing largest recall ever. the auto maker is recalling its entire fleet of model s sedans. wants to check their front seatbelts, after one became disconnected. now the recall involved 90,000 cars world-wide. there have been no accidents, or injuries, related to that problem. >>> well, sometimes, if your car gets recalled, it doesn't always mean you'll get a quick fix, some people complain there aren't enough parts and mechanics care out the repairs right away. "3 on your side" consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at what you can do if you're afraid to wait. >> laura buyers is afraid every time she backs out of her driveway. >> i have the stress of wondering if somebody is going to hit me and below this air bass in my face. >> she said the dealership tells her it doesn't have the parts to replace her takata airbag in her mazda rx8. >> they can't give me a date when they have the parts. >> mary jane, waiting for parts for he

they have a fast lane at argo's in liverpool.earch. 31% of people are frustrated with pavement hoggers, they don't like people check their phones, holding up the line. they think this will improve >>> this morning on "world news now" -- plane crash mystery. new details about the doomed russian jet that crashed in the egyptian desert. the burst of heat that was spotted by satellites, and what it means for investigators. >>> trump slump. the latest poll showing donald trump falling behind in the presidential race. his response as the republican race takes a new turn. >>> and new this half hour, a tattoo artist who really trusts his 4-year-old daughter. >> the little girl wanted to give daddy a tattoo, and he let her. but his trust only went so far. >>> and later in "the skinny," life after "the daily show." jon stewart's big return to television. so when will viewers be able to see his brand of humor again? it is wednesday november 4th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good wednesday morning to

. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos found out the display has left other folks fuming. >> they could have made this a good display. >> kolb park was so upset he created a change.org petition to bring christmas trees back to king of prussia. it garnered hundreds of signatures. >> people see this and maybe they feel like christianity really is under attack, a sign it is actually happening. >> dan he'd reg, cultural reporter, says the push to bring back christmas is popular right now. cue the red cup. thousands have criticized starbucks and social media recently, complaining the holiday cup is too plane. devoid of the usual christmas cheer and trimming. eldridge says customer field back is important, and businesses would be smart to listen. >> you're in business for your customers, right? you need to know what you can change. >> now, in response, simon malls released this statement that reads in part, quote: after listening to customer feed-back, we immediately decided to re-install our existing christmas decor, and hope customers join in celebrating the christmas season, so sound

. >> cris: rolando mcclain, the guy the cowboys argoing to have to have come up big now with sean lee out. he's really not been close to what he was a season ago yet. a better performance here tonight. >> al: rarely called his name tonight. a couple of collisions with his s teammates. second down and 12 now from the 46. arnd the side again. murraynto dallas territoryo the 46 yard line. third and three. >> cris: marcus lawrence here cannot get stuck inside. nice job by dennis kelly continuing to work to get that edge. and demarco murray unable to get to the outside early in the me, is getting there now. and now the guy that has been getting there all night, ryan mathieus in the game. >> al: bradford fires. it's caught. at the 43 yard line. you've got brandon carr making the tackle on mathews. what a call for chip kelly here. fourth down and one. >> cris: at the very least you try and draw them m fsides. the five yard penalty doesn't hurt you at all. now you have a shotgun run. are you willing to do that? >> al:. mathieuews is the bacac they give it to mathews. he'll get the first down.

we're live here along the the atlantic city boardwalk i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> wonderful wednesday a as our fall warm up, continues. we're flirting with record warmth, out there. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the skies deck with more on that, kate. >> jessica, it was the warmest november day in quite sometime. we have got to 80 degrees, and still even with the sundown it feels fantastic out here. it has been a while in november since you have been able to go out without a jacket even in the dark. temperatures feeling great right now but how long can it last? let's recap today. a as i said we got to 80 degrees. 1 degree shy off the record but it is warmest november day that we have had since november 15th of 1993. twenty-two years ago. hopefully my mathis right this time. november 15th, 193 was last time we hit 80 in november, in philadelphia. so it has been quite sometime since we have enjoyed this kind of warmth this late in the year. let look the at temperatures right now and as i said we are hanging on to some warmth. just dropped below 07 mark in philad

and now to china with the country against argo company plans on breaking even next year. that means that the company imposes longer shifts towards drivers vital around the clock service they will make it into practice for people to operate on double-shift. cfo since they have enough cars at all times of the day to meet demand. they employed full-time drivers for service unlike over. they sign-up independent contractors. much about getting a car with the driver doing 12 hours though. we look at how taiwan is now experiencing a warm welcome. it's a historic meeting. later on what it's doing to boost its brand presence. especially among the young and affluent. they're betting on the federal reserve. is it all right here in? rishaad: we check back in with markets. mitsubishi. everyone's talking about what happened month. i think that's probably a red herring. next year is that people will be focusing on. the equitygenerally markets are very comfortable. income a couple of hikes. >> in my view it's for political reasons. again they're getting a lot of flack. some of it undeser

we're live in hatfield i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> lets look the a the the weather now and get those umbrellas ready after a cold start to the day the rain is moving into parts of the area. meteorologist kate bilo is live on the sky deck with more, kate, any rain drops out there. >> just a few, not quite enough i need umbrella just yet but definitely feeling drop starting to move into philadelphia we will start the the day with blue skies, sunshine, cloud rolled in and now rain has arrived and now that it is here it will be here for quite a while. lets look at storm scan three we are seeing what we are looking at with light branches and rain and showers, and cloud building across the region. there is more from south to north, that is what we will see overnight tonight and tomorrow morning this is all part of the larger system over portions of the northern plains. the look at that snow. we have to wait for that system or cold front, to move through before we finally get this rain out of here. good news, temperatures air above freezing and that i

we are live from kensington i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> what a good samaritan, greg, thanks very much. >>> dozens of northeast philadelphia residents are without water tonight, and an 8-inch water main break on van kirk street in lawncrest just before noon. water department says residents, in about 70 homes should have their services restored by 8:00 p.m. no word on what might have cause that had break. >>> taking a look at the weather now we have a day long break from the wet weather and now we're tracking more rain for tomorrow. rittenhouse square bustling a a short while ago people taking advantage of the nice day out there and probably want to get out now because tomorrow likely you will need umbrella again. meteorologist kate bilo live on the the sky deck with the first look the a the forecast, kate. >> thanks, guess contact clouds won the battle to day but you could feel sun trying to break through and anytime you did the temperature really spiked more sunshine in parts of the area then we saw in the city but we got enough to get the in the mid 50's, well above

are committed to rebuilding some argo -- rebuilding somarco. angie: this just adds to the pressure on bhp, doesn't it? does.it really a heaping misery upon misery for them. we know already their earnings were halved in the past year. we were talking about how the credit rating may be at risk. if we look at the stock, already off 2% and almost 30% year to date. a lot of australians have money tied up. there is some commentary in domestic media. the pressure may well start to knock on the leadership. angie: thank you for that. let's check other headlines. indian budget carriers say they have received interest from headlines based on the gulf. 280% this year. shares are undervalued. now is not the right time to sell. buy 100 -- 150 new planes by march. a passenger plane has been headed to its new owner. 21 was launched to chengdu airlines. it can carry 90 passengers with of 3700m range kilometers. perrone and other brands could be up for sale as part of a merger of the world's biggest brewers. it is part of the bid for regulatory approval for his

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we can't wait for that, and i promise that the guys argoing to be dancing to pitbull, right? >> everything is better with pitbull. >> tom is his biggest fan. >> you notice how tom refused to answer the question whether he'd be dancing. >> don't make promises you can't keep. >> he will be dancing. >> can you do a stanky leg? >> stanky leg. the whip, the nae nae. we'll be doing it all. >>> but we're going to start here with another pop star, mariah carey, the best-selling female musical artist of all time, a singer who has become synonymous with the holidays. her song "all i want for christmas is you" is a classic, and she set her words to a children's book. amy robach sat down with mariah to talk about the book, her directorial debut and the holidays in the carey home. >> welcome to "good morning america." >> thank you. >> you are one busy lady. >> i've been a little busy, yeah. >> "all i want for christmas is you" is one of the all-time best-selling songs, christmas and otherwise, 14 million copies plus sold around the world. i know you said -- >> wow, i didn't even know that

you little -- >> in the good dinosaur, argo and his family still roam the earth but he makes an unlikely friend. they go on an adventure to reunite him with his family. >> cannot wait to see a movie this weekend. >> i know, so many coming out. you going to see the good dinosaur? >> yes, probably. you know i love dinosaur. >> hunger games. >>> yeah, going to be hungry. today, fine. tomorrow warm and warmer friday. >> no real problems on the roads this morning. but it is a gridlock alert day. >>> still ahead, the day's top stories including stepped up security as millions get ready to hit the roads and take in the holiday festivities this weekend. >>> and a young boy springs into action when he realizes his home was on fire. what he did to make sure his family got out alive. >>> and the rockettes are warmed up and ready to go. we head backstage with the world's most famous kick line. cbs 2 news at 5:00 givens in 90 seconds. about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? he has that dry scratchy thing going on. guess what? it works on his cough too. cough! gue