. >>> this ex-con is back hine bars in atlantic city after he is accused every killing his mother just days after getting out every prison. police say that steven pratt murdered his mother at their home on mckinley avenue yesterday morning. pratt just got out of prison last friday after serving 30 year sentence for another murder. >>> right now, 5:13, let's get our traffic and weather together. how are we looking today? >> today will be okay day. a lot of clouds, skewing that sunshine, not going to see quite as bright after day at all in fact as to what we saw yesterday. beautiful day thinned dollars up being. but that said, it comes with milder air, cloud cover, and all courtesy of warmfront. woe start things off by starting just with region wide zoom on storm scan 36789 you can see already around the philadelphia area, you see these little speckles of green firing up. i personally had couple of little raindrops to dodge on the win shield on the drive in this morning, so, if you see that, don't be surprised by t but that's about all you'll have to deal with here today. other than that

. >> you notice anything special like this how companies like amazon and hine kin are using logos toeople are up and adam early in new york city. who is the bully here? the kansas chapter of uaw with the gm workers who choose not to pay the dues. the names of 30 people listed who are not in the union all an effort to intimidate them into joining the union. the other is in tennessee. the firestorm and controversy surrounding the ceo of microsoft saying women shouldn't ask for raises they should just trust the system. at a women's conference in phoenix nadal law said women who don't ask for raises have a super power because that's just good karma that will come back. he's walking back the comments saying our industry must close gernd pay gam so a raise is not needed because of bias. >> talk about girl power a 12-year-old calls out dick's sporting goods. she notices there are no female athletes featured in the ad. angered she sent a letter to the company which reads in part there are no girls in the catalog, oh, wait, sorry, this is a girl sitting in the stands. maybe my dad will take m

. >> if you take a look hine me, sort of see there is some activity out in front of the chestnut park fire took place overnight. members from l & i are here on scene, also the fire marshall looking into the cause, but massive inferno overnight here in west philadelphia. >> report of heavy fire on the third floor of this apartment building again 6200 block of chestnut street in west philadelphia. fire crews, of course, their work cut out for them as they work to get the massive flames under control, safely, evacuating between 50 and 60 resident, now the rest of the displaced actually getting help from the yesterday ross this morning, set up temporary shelter inside say err school at 58th and walnut street overnight. >> starting off with the cots, blankets, pillows, any comfort item they need for the evening. >> we work with the salvation army and other partner organizations, to make sure that these folks are taken care of. >> now, you mention those two people, who were injured, in this fire, both were taken to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania, one was a civilian, one was

. >> well commissioner courtney and timing hines and harlan cell thank you for inviting me here i'm happynd revved to see it water come through thirty this area 12 years ago we only mingled this this is a great day the 4.5 million residents and the corporations that my agency represents truly building that this is a project that will sure the emptying emptying supplies in the future this is an expensive project but critical for each one of them their water supplied risk to the community it e community from the 80-year-old pipeline no longer exist we say the first every tunnel underneath the bay and not only is this an expressive job with the team meeting their deadlines and exceeding many but $29 million under budget i want to say there's another projects on the water system program that remains to be completed we look forward to our work with the puc as we see these move forward this is completely reliable in the event of an earthquake including the new dam in our work with the puc we're proud of the fact the $4.7 million is one hundred percent ratepayer funded our communities seen the c

name is michael hines regulatory and legislative fares. on behalf of pg & e i'm going to share some information with you about the status of the green tariff proceeding in the california puc. i'm going to start with an overview and status of the timeline of the application and provide a high level overview of pg & e's actual proposal. so the pg & e's green tariff application has actually been ready for a california puc decision since late may of this year. and under senate bill 43, which was signed by the governor late last year, the california puc was to issue a decision on the green tariff in the month of july. that decision is still pending. based on the status of the application at the puc at this california puc i would estimate that we could see a puc green tariff launch some time in the spring of 2015. powers in regulatory affairs has been a party to the pg & e green tariff case since it was filed in the spring of 2012. consistent with the recommendations of the 2011 update on electric and resource plan we have supported the adoption

a statistic giving this man, carl hines rummenig g e an payment of power, particularly when it comes to a date change that could result in a clash with domestic leagues in his continent. >> if we have a change from summer to november or january, it will affect our business, our calendar. that can't dictate - the bill can't be dictated by the clubs, we are not ready to pay a bill, and that has to be cleared by f.i.f.a., and those wishing to change the date. they need the goodwill of the clubs. ru. umminige doesn't feel it should be taken from qatar. bogota says they'll have cooling technology in place to allow a summer world cup. four years on, the issue of when it will be played is unresolved. >>> a woipt olympics is -- window olympics -- winter olympics is scheduled for 2022. a chairman for milan suggests the olympics may have to move to accommodate the world cup. >> if you move a huge event from world cup from its natural window to winter, don't tell me it's not possible to find a solution to move a little bit the winter olympics to avoid a clash. now that the winter olympics are u

>> that individual joe shows you they were relentless, happened on the street hine me, quiet queen villageghborhood last saturday, but police just released this video hoping someone can get a good look at the people in question. >> see an older man, caring gun approach them carpenter street near second, after short conversation, things go soar. witnesses say they heard the couple yelling, you know what you it, before the woman starts beating the man with the bat in his chest. victim tries to get away, unsuccessfully mail put out gun, shoots him in the leg. they remember hearing all of this play out saturday in the we hours of the morning. rumors are swirling around this neighborhood about exactly how and why this happened why no one knows he can actually (people are scared and just want the attackers caught that is the biggest concern people have around here, we have somebody in our neighborhood that's potentially taken vigilante justice out. that's little aggressive for my taste. i'm all about waiving a bat and scaring somebody off, but beating somebody with a bat, chasing them off with a

say you like to drink hine kin light. not that i do. but i casino of do. what casino of beer do you think like a woman would like? >> i would go toward the conshy blondes, light nerve flavor, light nerve color, the one all the way on the ends there, but still kraft beer, gets you the flavors some of the other beers will have, but not quite as strong, good gateway beer. >> beer nerd cred, the conshy blondes? >> i'm all -- okay, so, these beers, you can't just have them in conshohocken, all over? >> definately located in 50 different restaurants and bars, all around philadelphia, most of the restaurants and bars in conshohocken, few downtown, standard tap, dandy lion, role l that farer. >> if we like one of the beers, we should like one of the top three, because you change up the bottom ones. >> bottom ones change up frequently. >> i know when we find a craft beer we like we want to keep the beer we like. >> just because they change doesn't mean i won't bring them back. >> so good lipstick color, you will bring it back. >> exactly like lipstick colors. >> i

all the way, went over across the shoulder, and you can see that hine the car. laying behind it. now, no word on what caused the crash, or any injuries at this point. >>> ending in that particular position, i mean, even tangled in some of the lines there? >> see that? just the pole. >> there has been a lot of accidents this morning. i heard sue talking about it a little earlier, not necessarily wetter. >> oh, boy, look, brinking this in, stabilizer. >> looks like, yes, someone is inside there. >> somebody still trapped in there. so we will let them take care that far before we continue to follow that store. >> i all right, back to quincy harris, spending the morning over at the franklin institute, very serious issue actually with parents getting their kids to wash their hands, because we're not only getting into flu season, but enterovirus d68, now the ebola scare, in this country. quincy, good morning. >> reporter: oh, good morning, weaver doctor frederick burkely here, franklin institute. a loft things going on. we have been talking about it. we're disease detectives, trying to

. >> saw it fly up in the air, as high as this building hine me, and as soon as it went up it like kindke flipped and just came crashing down. >> one of the boys remains hospitalized. second child suffered non-life threatening jester. farm's owner says the bounce house was not open to the pun, and in a restricted area when the children got inside. >>> seventy-three let's check in with katie and jessica. >> starting offer go quite a bit of cloud cover. at least in many locations cents, but there are places cents like down the shore for example seeing just absolutely beautiful sunrise, clouds out there, but it is not limiting the sun popping over the horizon. so, expecting some pretty pleasant views for you, at least, over the next say hour or so. outside lower merion high school here in ardmore, clouds are very thick. we take a look at the eastern two thirds, of storm scan3, on the united states map, and we've got very significant storm system starting to brew. the combination of which, are actually liftingment you can see the movement of the rounds every precipitation here, warmfront, s

>> i think it reminds me of do you remember the moment when teresa hines kerry said laura bush needed turns out she had been a librarian and teacher for ten years. i think it's going the bite him in the long run because he looked like a jerk, and she handled it beautifully, and it made her look intelligent. >> it's pretty bad when you're attacking your opponent for having a job. [laughter] is this now the new campaign theme? and he says that she's white collar. again, she points out he's a huge mull by -- multimillionaire. you know what you haven't worked with, buddy? this right here. you dummy. >> she'd be the youngest person in the u.s. house if she got elected at 30. >> i guarantee she will. >> and by the way, if that's the logic, so president obama, bad president, didn't hold a manual labor job. how about joe biden? i don't see him out there on construction sites. shall we go through the list here? >> andrea, you worked in the family business. i guarantee she's done manual labor. >> no doubt. >> and someone called in sick, honey, i need you to go outside and help -- >> it's intere

. >> played by logan, join the crew hine member enemy lines, looks behind brad and his team, harsh toll >> film focuses cents on psychological hardships. >> dealing with the extreme conditions. >> will end soon. but before it does, a lot more people got to die. >> i'm kevin frazier, back to you in the studio. >> thank you, and for all of the latest entertainment news, just watch entertainment tonight, catch it tonight and every week night at 7:00 on our sister station. cbs-3. >>> and guess what? oh, i'm excited about this, check him out. coming soon to neater near you. the penguins of that the a gas car. mysterious of the most mysterious birds in the global espionage game. skipper, rickeyo, private, guess what? dudes are with us today. >> right here. >> how about that? the movie, the pen wins of madagascar comes to theatres thanksgiving weekend, november 26th. this will be huge. these guys are hilarious. >> i think you can practice with them, smile away, boys. right? smile away. >> you are the best parts of the movie. you guys should know all of those madagascar move. >> i you guys ever

catch break between systems, we did actually have warmfront roll through early this morning, left hine for the time being, excuse me. and on storm scan3, looking good here with clearing sky. however, don't get too used to it, because, eventually, you are going to start to see wet weather moving back n57 is our expected high tonight. we drop it down to 61 with our cold front moving in, and it will bring in some showers likely some steadier rain if not heavier thunderstormment tomorrow temperatures haven't quite caught up. breeze kicks in. and on thursday, it is when we start to see the thermometer readings dropping off little bit more. jess? >> thank you, katie. good morning, everybody, having some problems out on the ben franklin bridge, as you can see from the jersey side, pretty much back up it, has been for the past hour or so. from the toll plaza headed up over the city westbound, over the into the city headed westbound from new jersey, so also losing out that right-hand lane. and really suffering with a loft back up there out in delaware, crash, push over to the shoulder, route on

i would tell you take a look hine me, but still very dark out, folks signing up. is 28th annual event, and with me right now is pat lovel. she has been doing this for 28 years. you're board member of the aids fund, but you have been participating every single year? >> i have. i was here at the first one, yes, in 1987. >> and tell me what the first one was like compared to the recent years? >> well, for me, it was my first approach because my brother had just been diagnosed with aids, and i was trying to figure out what to do about that. so i came here with my little boy, who is now 28, and unloading trucks. >> it has been a long time. >> yes. >> you have seen the event grow as the years have gone on, too? >> it has grown and changed, yes, grow and change. in the early years, stege ma, i mean, still; but it was a really terrible problem then. and so it was mostly people who were directly affect the by aids who showed up at that time. after a few years, we were very lucky, in getting support of the school system, so the young people start today come. and there are m

>> any time i need to memorize hines, i am in my car.hen i am arranging music that i am going to sing in my albums i arrange it in the car. >> and it's here in his car that he can just be can -- danny aiello, whoever that is. >> ♪ because i don't know who i am when i am somebody else. >> that's it! >> wow. >> osgood: next. ben stein on the ultimate price. >> henning,. >> osgood: in new hampshire yesterday, mourners gathered on what would have been james foley's 41st birthday to remember the american journalist beheaded by isis militants in syria. how our government deals with these brutal acts is the subject of our commentary, contributor ben stein. >> could anything be worse than being made to neal in the kneel in the sand, read a slammedderag t ainsyour own country and then have a psychotic killer slowly cut your head off with a fairly small knife? you are all alone in the desert, in unspeakable fear and pain. >> as most of us know this is what recently happened to two americans, steven sotloff and james foley both journalists at the h

catch break between systems, we did actually have warmfront roll through early this morning, left hinethis showers, for the time being, excuse me. and on storm scan3, looking good here with clearing sky. however, don't get too used to it, because, eventually, you are going to start to see wet weather moving back n57 is our expected high tonight. we drop it down to 61 with our cold front moving in, and it will bring in some showers likely some steadier rain if not heavier thunderstormment tomorrow temperatures haven't quite caught up. breeze kicks in. and on thursday, it is when we start to see the thermometer readings dropping off little bit more. jess? >> thank you, katie. good morning, everybody, having some problems out on the ben franklin bridge, as you can see from the jersey side, pretty much back up it, has been for the past hour or so. from the toll plaza headed up over the city westbound, over the into the city headed westbound from new jersey, so also losing out that right-hand lane. and really suffering with a loft back up there out in delaware, crash, push over to the shoul

brought leaves down from the treats, so hine pressure will be our weather maker for today.for tomorrow. now, let's jump ahead to thursday evening, because we're look at the possibility of some rain from friday. that same cold front we just showed you, coming back to the north, from the south. and by a , 6:00 a.m. starting to see some showers, according to future cast. now, couple every days out. so the ex ac timing could change a bit. but, maybe between 8:00 a.m., and say, 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon when we expect some heavier rain to move in. by saturday morning, all indications cents cents are at least at this point that the rain will be gone. so, some scattered showers friday. maybe into saturday morning, we will see what happens with that. now, if that front decides to stall, we could still have some more showers looking at mostly cloudy skies sunday, monday, but 10 degrees difference in temperature, between sunday and monday, could be chilly, it is a nighttime game with the eagles, at the linc. against the giants. on sunday night. so, that is a look at your seven day

course, obviously, start out with some fog, road wet from all of the rain, here is our travel time hine us, conshohocken curve 42 miles an hour here, little slow going on 476, jammo northeast, south on 95. >> accident at allegheny. >> outside, look,. >> travel times this morning, 422, normal delays, in the king of prussia, you'll finds delays south on 95, about a 36 minute trip there. 202, not bad. you know they got the three lanes there head up toward king of prussia how are the bridges? ben franklin, coming into downtown, not bad at all. patco looking good. septa, no strike yet, yet, why the key word, otherwise no delays. >> you know you casino of a natural. >> how did i do? >> geez, really good. >> do i got the job? >> do you want to do the next one? >> jelly donut, cup of coffee for me? >> (laughing). >> great day here, bob. >> i'm back! (cheers). >> oh, my goodness, thank you so much. >> so glad to have you here! >> thanks so much. it's been exciting. >> sport team bob, we've got the best free agent traffic. >> thank goodness i was waiting on the bus stop! >> right before you came

good morning, 95 southbound, hine me, making your way into downtown philadelphia, still, little bit touchyon this holiday morning, we have good news, unfortunately, the bad news is in conshohocken, also an accident, at fayette street, and east sixth avenue. try to avoid that if you k also, if you are traveling city avenue at haverford road we have an accident. no delays for mass transit. things at the airport look great if you have weekend plans, we head back toutiesting. >> thank you, that's eyewitness fuse for now. the latest on the arraignment of fugitive eric frein now caught facing charges of murder and attempted murder. the latest at noon, on talk philly on cbs-3. i'm eri >> 3, 2, 1. >> camera ready. >> if it's happening we are covering it on the doctors frnews feed. how to prevent and remove something living in your ear! >> no. >> if you think this is disgusting, wait until you see what was living up this woman's noseiday ! >> ahhhh! >> there's nothing nastier than that. >> deadly dangers from viral videos. >> what's more ic is that ... >> the stairiest -- scariest shows on televisi

violent as you can imagine assault on any other human being, think about it with your hands cuffed hine ear back, defenseless, put in a position where you just have to suffer the blows blows of an angry correctional officer. >> he also claims before it was over the officer bit him in the head. a prison official tells fox 29 the officer did face preliminary discipline for excessive force, however, still working, there just different unit as the case remains under review. that official also tells us he has cents had numerous incidents, close to 20, while he's been in prison, with extensive and violent disciplinary history. so again lawsuit could be potentially filed today, of course we'll stay on top of this. mike, al next. >> cameras everywhere. clock 11 now, two pennsylvania lawmakers lucky to be alive after getting involved in a shoot-out, with a gunman near the state capitol. >> state representative marty, representative ryan bizarreo leaving dinner with colleagues when approached by gunman trying to rob them. flynn, seen here on the right, former prison guard, licensed to car a gun,

. >> i wouldn't panic yet, alex, but a concern a loft folks have been talking about hine closed doorsment actually made this announce many on the first show of the new season, heard it from so many different people. come here, not surprising, i think it will happen again. other visitors from west africa will either sneak out or just leave this gentleman did legitimately, be allowed to come here because we can't tell they had the virus yet. the bigger issue once it gets here, how are we going to make sure people come in contact with don't continue to spread it throughout their mean at this. >> tell us what it is, and what doses it do to you? how do you die? >> well, the good news is that the virus doesn't seem to infect everyone that comes in contact with t you sort of have to touch the person who got sick. unlike the regular flu, where they could cough in a subway. but the bad news is once you get it, most people die. and that's an unfortunate problem, especially, in parts of the world where you don't have a lot of healthcare. might do little better here, but his gentleman is very ill, an