taking a look at the wonderful platt bridge over the schuylkill river bringing drivers from southwestern pennsylvania on into center city. >> let's go over to karen rogers and see how easy it is to get into the city. >> reporter: when you wake up in the suburbs, sometimes it stakes longer coming into work. chopper 6 heading to the scene in pemberton burlington county and accident at sheep pen hill road. watch for this accident in burling you burlington county. on the new jersey turnpike we have two problems, we had an accident where a driver ran into the toll booth on the turnpike at exit 7. a vehicle fire cleared on the turnpike northbound approaching exit 6. this accident is out here on collegeville road at black rock road new in montgomery county. watch for restricts they have one lane blocked right there. let's go outside and she what it looks like, e ton, -- exton, chester county. we have no weather issues, just construction blocking the left lane route 100 at sunrise boulevard. often commuter traffic report finding the boast way to come into work. if you're in mansfield township new jersey, hea

. >> let's be clear, too -- the nine democrats, though, were all from southwestern pennsylvania. shale tax is not flying in western pennsylvania. that's where coal is still very big. the other thing is you still need -- and i do agree with my democratic counterparts here in the sense of we need new revenue. how do we get to new revenue? republicans are for more money for schools, too. >> don't touch me, jeff. >> sorry. >> [ laughs ] >> she looks like she's gonna hit me. but the thing is, i do think and agree with george that you will see some movement on liquor, modernization of our state stores, and pensions. can we get to a point -- it's just common sense -- were new employees -- we don't get defined benefits. you get 401(k)s. >> what we do need across the board -- broader-range taxes. the idea that we're talking about doing one-time fixes again, going after poor people and working people with sin taxes -- is what we used to call them -- doing more around gaming, doing more around, you know, taxing alcohol. and i just think that, in the end, if we don't ultimately get to the tab

see boundary through portions of new england and hudson valley and right into portions of southwestern pennsylvania right now but in our area we are seeing a disconnect here. showers have fizzled so i don't expect much more than a stray sprinkle this evening or later tonight but front comes through generally rain free. it is still 75 in philadelphia which feels great. seventy-four reading. seventy-three in wilmington. seventy-three in trenton. enjoy this while we have it. we will say good bye to it. today we're above 75. that makes it eight days in october of 75 degrees, plus. that means a pretty great october for us, only four days with rain, our highest temperature 8o lowest temp was monday morning at 35. high pressure will build in, it pushes through tonight and cools down quite considerably, colder canadian air. we have that high earlier, to be entered off the seaboard that kept us nice and warm with the southwest flow. high situated off to the north and west and circulation around that high will bring cooler air from eastern canada and we will feel chill through the day tomorrow and tomorrow n

snow showers have made it all the way into parts of southwestern pennsylvania. one of my weather watchers in kaiser, west virginia, had snow showers yesterday and there could be another random snowflake or two north of the mason-dixon line this morning. no, we're not going to get snowflakes in the metro area at all. the only thing that might have a sliver of a chance is right up here toward smithsburg, maryland, maybe martinsburg. most of us will jump into the low to mid-50s. by midnight tonight back into tupper 30s and low 40s, and by sunrise time tomorrow morning, a lot more neighborhoods will be below neighborhoods freezing tomorrow morning. west of 95. cover up things if you don't want to risk losing to the cold. highs tomorrow after a cold start, we should recover a bit after the mid-50s once again. the real warmup begins on tuesday. i guess we can call it indian summer for most. we'll have the first frost or killing freeze as we get into tomorrow morning. 55 today. a cold start tomorrow morning, 56 tomorrow afternoon, but then things really start to improv