seen anything like this in my life. >>> a deadly train deraitlmen in philadelphia. >> at least five people were killed. at least 140 people injured. >> the cause is not yet known. >> it hit power lines, pedestrian bridges. >>> they continue the search for the missingel hicopter scouring the earthquake devastated area. >> the death tolls i at least 65 in the powerful wake of the aftershock. >> tom brady's agent says the super bowl mvp will appeal his four-game suspension. >> he's going to have a successful alappe. this thing is going to be reduced. >>> jeb bush made a comment regarding the war in iraq. >> i don't think you can honestly say if we knew then that the country should have gone to war. >> in madison, wisconsin there will be no charges against the po lice officer s whoanhot d killed an unarmed teen. >> this was the result of a lawful use of deadly police force. >> more rain and flooding are expected in the southern plains today. flash flood watches are posted. >> i got a handshake. >> harry in new zealand. a >>ll that -- >> i think you should consider some sort of celebrati

in philadelphia kills several passengers and hurts more than 100. norah is there. >> data is revealing the full extent of this tragedy. the mangled train ran off the rails. passengers forced to open doors and windows to escape. >> also, the search for a missing marine helicopter carrying six americans in nepal and we investigate why companies are bottling water from california in the middle of h historic drought. >>> but we begin with a look at today's eye opener your world in 90 seconds. >> it's an absolute disastrous mess. i've never seen anything like this in my life. >> a deadly train derailment in philadelphia. >> classify this as a mass casualty incident. >> six people were killed including one person from the u.s. naval academy. >> the cause is not yet known. >> it hit power lines, the pedestrian bridge. >> they were just pulling people, just lifeless. >> reporter: two choppers join the search for the missing marine helicopter scouring the earthquake devastated area. >> the death toll is at least 65 in nepal in the wake of a powerful aftershock. >> tom brady's agent sa

tracks. an amtrak crash in philadelphia kills several passengers and hurts more than 100. norah is there. >>> daylight is revealing the full extent of this tragedy. the mangled mess ran off the rails. >>> we're also following the search for the missing marine helicopter carrying six americans in nepal and we're investigating why companies are bottling water from california in the middle of this drought. >>> but we begin this morning with today's ees's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> it's an absolute disastrous mess. never have seen anything like this in my life. >>> a deadly train derailment in philadelphia. >> at least five people were killed. at least 140 people injured. >> the cause is not yet known. >> it hit power lines, pedestrian bridges. >>> they continue the search for the missing helicopter scouring the earthquake devastated area. >> the death toll is at least 65 in the powerful wake of the aftershock. >> tom brady's agent says the super bowl mvp will appeal his four-game suspension. >> he's going to have a successful appeal. this thing is going to be reduced.

right now. i to think we have a shot to see this survive rolling south east in philadelphia by later this morning. further south you go more likely it is you will see more sun then anything. that is your best bet if you want more sun head south. because we have a front not quite as warm we will eke out mid 70's, high pressure gains control and back in the 80's with nice weather to round out the week, vittoria. >>> good morning everyone. unfortunately it is in the looking so nice on the road right now it is full blown rush hour. schuylkill 95 476 so on and so forth and on the vine street expressway, heading out on the vine towards schuylkill in the westbound direction we are dealing with an accident compromising the left-hand lane. the once you get to 76, it looks like this, in either direction, throughout your western suburbs and around the city so give yourself more time erika. >> next update 8:25. next up on cbs this morning the science of sleep, we will have more news weather and traffic with us on these channels on the cw philly. i'm erika von tie caring for you... ... and your e

, a subaru. >> good morning, this is breaking news this morning. philadelphia has lost its first female firefighter in the line every duty. she died while fighting row home fire this morning in west oaklane. fire on the 1600 block every middleton street under control in less than an hour, at the moment, no word on her identity, or where she was stationed, but she was in the fire department for 11 years. mayor mike nutter called this a taj i day for the fire department family. we'll hear more from him coming up in a few minute on the "cw" fill. >> i right now, the latest on our storm, here's katie in the weather center this storm continues to bear down on us at this hour, in the form of some very heavy rain, also some snow falling, little mixing, but depending on location, notice most of the state of delaware including chester county, delaware count any pennsylvania, salem, cumberland, starting to see sly slot of air nudge, in may not be as bad after scenario walking out the door in every location, the brunt of this if you see the heavy rain start to taper off little bit, you're b

center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. snow is moving in, and it is already coming down north of us, our trang do live in allentown to look at conditions there. good morning, trang. >> good morning, rahel, we've seen the wintery mix outside of allentown for about an hour and a half. it is still coming down. take a look at the grassy surfaces definately loft accumulation that we're seeing, but more importantly, during the morning rush, we're seeing it is not really accumulating on the roadways, pretty much looking like rain, see the cars moving just fine, notice i would say out here we are leaving for work, may have to brush off your cars, because it is accumulating on surfaces, just want to be careful, turn on the headlights, use the windshield wipers. for the most part not really causing whole lot of issues, pretty much nuisance-like rain. rahel, i send it back to you in the studio. >> trang, thank you, we send it over to meteorologist, lauren casey. >> good morning, rahel, yes, the snow is moving, in fast and furious, across the

service and sacrifice. former vice president joe biden presented the award in philadelphia. >> to fear the world we've organized and led the three quarters of a century to abandon the ideals we have advanced around the globe, and our duty to remain the last best hope of earth, for the sake of some half baked spurious nationalism, cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems -- >> and that appeared aimed at president trump. mccain who is being treated for brain cancer spent 22 years in the navy and was a prisoner of war in vietnam. >>> the wine steveneinstein company's board of directors will discuss the possible sale amid the scandal surrounding harvey weinstein. a close confidant to president trump has emerged as a potential buyer. more than 50 women accuse weinstein of sexual harassment or assault. >> a big day for the company. harvey's brother bob weinstein spent with weekend condemning harvey and insisted he wasn't going to unload the company they belt together but the other two remaining board members have other ideas and are desperately seeking a way o

. this is "cbs this morning: saturday." >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news ". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. police will have extra security on hand for today's women's march parkway. now, last year, 55,000 people attended the march through center city philadelphia. it is one of many mars nationwide today. as part of the women's empower ment movement. one goal is to elect more women into political officer. to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, chelsey ingram. hi, kelly. >> looking like great weather outside today. not just today through the neighborhood network cam at palmyra cove. we still have the ice on the river, sunshine, blue skies starting out your saturday. 33 degrees philadelphia if, 30 in wilmington, right 32 degreese led head into the afternoon temperatures mid 40's by noon, omor52w, at kick off for the temperature around 43 degrees. jan? >> chelsey, thank you. our next update is at 7:57. we will see you then. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning:

morning." >>> we are in philadelphia for the democratic national convention. hillary clinton makes history as the first female presidential nominee of a major party. bill clinton shares their personal story. and, tonight, president obama will take the stage. >>> new reaction from russia this morning to accusations it hacked the dnc e-mails. we will ask donald trump's campaign chairman about the billionaire's views of the creme len. >>> a new report find some ingredients in popular dietary supplements could be harmful to your your world in 90 seconds. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. . >>> i move that hillary clinton be selected as the nominee of the democratic party for president of the united states. >> hillary clinton makes history. >> if there are any little girls out there, i may become the first woman president, but one of you is next. >> happy tears in the room for hillary clinton and i mean a lot of tears. >> for this time, hillary is uniquely qualified to seize the opportunity and she is still the best darn change-maker i

morning." >>> a philadelphia police officer is ambushed overnight, while sitting in his patrol car. the gunman fires 13 shots at close range. >>> two iraqi refuges in the united states arrested and accused of supporting terrorism. >>> the powerball jackpot could hit a billion dollars! wow! but with a lotto curse steal a winner's fortune? we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> i'm shot! >> we have an officer down. >> a philadelphia police officer survives an ambush attack. >> the officer was hit three times but managed to return fire. the suspect was caught a short time later. >> this guy tried to execute a police officer. >> overnight federal investigators arresting two eople with ties to isis. >> both men are refuges. >> there is a reason why the nra are not here. they are down the street. >> president obama calling out the nra while defending his attempts to tighten gun control law. >> what are we going to talk about? basketball i'm not interested in going to over to talk to the president. >> stocks battered and bruised after a ro

are expected to get between 12 to 18 inches of snow. boson and philadelphia could see up to a foot. and some other areas could get more than 2 feet. >> a lot of snow out there. we have reporters out there in the storm's path monitoring the storm. let's go to david. good morning. >> what we're seeing in times square is exactly what the meteorologist are predicting. to look out the back of the vehicle, you can't see blacktop. the snow has been blowing sideways here on times square. look, this is the heart of new york city. it's where all the tourists come, right? let's take a live look. it's darn near empty. crews have been cleared the streets, but for the most part there's not a big snow buildup here. as more of the storm starts to move in, we're hearing phrases like "life-threatening" and cancelled classes across new york. the intense winter storm moved across new york city in the early morning hours putting the city that never sleeps into a ghost town. 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts whipped through the deserted streets. at one point the storm was dropping more than 2 inch aasen hour.

overall highs today, few degrees below average getting close to 50 for philadelphia, upper 40's, at the shore. more clouds, maybe flurry in the poconos, upper 30s, then it warms up tomorrow, to near average at 53, then talking 60s for thanksgiving, and then on friday, cooler temperatures return for the weekends maybe showers saturday. travel conditions look great for the holiday but what's the latest right snow. justin, i won't be here to enjoy the 66, i'll be until the midwest where it is 30, no fun. 309 southbound walnut, to the left lane, part of the left turn rained block, right now, and certainly it is very busy out there on 309 southbound. fifty-nine southbound past cottman, also looking pretty busy, interstate 95 looking busy all morning long, 42 freeway jersey looking little busy. to the wide, see 16 on the schuylkill, 39 on 95, 47, though on the blue route. all good. over to you. >> next update at 85:00, a ahead on cbs this morning, putting a philadelphia high school basketball team in the spotlight. i'm erika von tiehl. hope you have a great morning. fortified.tored. replenish

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hour and 45 minutes, delay in philadelphia international, erika. >> all right, thanks variety tore y your next update 8:25. next up on cbs this morning, target's ceo talks about last years massive data breach. we will see you on the cw >>> it is wednesday, november 26th, 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more news ahead including michael brown's parents talking about the public's perspective of their son. first your "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> a lone police car set on fire and all of a sudden police are surrounding the area. >> we need to get out of the street. >> officer wilson says there's nothing he could have down dunn to prevent his death. >> no. >> nothing? >> no. >> do you think he wanted to kill your son? >> i don't think he wanted to kill my son but he wanted to kill someone. >> more than 40 million americans are under some kind of winter storm watch and there have already been nearly 2,000. >> a snowfall race in new england with that rain/snow line hugging the coastline of eastern massachusetts. >> usually you hear of black friday sales being big screen tvs. are peopl

invasion in north philadelphia, that ended in gunfire, police say two armed men broke no home overnight on the three this blocker of north 23rd street. woman inside was shot, while trying to escape, now in critical condition. police are questioning two men >> we send it over to matt peterson with a check on today's forecast, matt, looks like beautiful day. >> you're right, it will be fantastic friday for us across the entire area. we had some shower activity before sunrise, that was moving through the delaware valley hospital that's all fizzled out, really somehow should not cause a problem for anybody on the roads, not going to be issue later this afternoon. you can see on the neighborhood network, nice clear start to the day. temperatures in the 60s, some 50's, though, through the lehigh valley, so cool start to the day north of the city. feeling pretty good here in philly itself. we top things out later this afternoon, meisha, right around 80 degrees, and that low humidity, feeling fantastic. >> picture perfect, that's what it is, all right, matt, thank you so muchment look

doesn't include philadelphia. this is a system that just barely clips us. rotating away leave a flurry behind and in philadelphia we hit 32. slow climb on the thermometer throughout the weekend. by sunday we may have our next coastal storm bringing in strictly rain. that is thinking at this point anyway vittoria, over to you. >>> good morning everyone. the with the weather today and really with the weather that we have had for quite sometime we have still had some icy patches in area. so anyone, commuting out and about right now just give yourself some more time. and also make sure you are perceiving any highway, by what the with a precaution. we will look a the schuylkill. this delay is stemming back towards the area of approaching the the roosevelt boulevard about montgomery drive. rush hour is in fully affect. take a look at i-95 area southbound not too far away from the betsy ross bridge. we're jammed from academy all the way down through the vine street expressway. you may find brakes throughout that delay but still, it is only going to be for that much that you will have a

on this thursday morning. we are up in the lower 30's in philadelphia but we still do have some cloud in place but we are just about three minutes out from sunrise now, sun coming up at 7:23. we will start to warm temperatures up for a milder day in store, calm wind also so no wind chill in fact in philadelphia same case down the the shore at 32 degrees but poconos, chilly, 13 right now is your current temperature, temperature change over last 24 hours, pretty significant on the order of ten to 20 degrees, and we do have a more mild day in store, storm scan three showing us a whole lot of nothing lower included around, that is the trend, mixture of sun and cloud, up to 44 for a high with dry conditions. >> well, 44, it feels so much better then what we felt earlier this week. i'll take it. let's look the at silver shrining. the 95 south coming and that s curve. we are seeing brake lights, that is letting you know you are traveling less than posted speeds still. manny young norristown delayed 15 minutes, chestnut hill west running new schedules on monday. we will go wide and see

out her son suh vieved on mt. everest is alive. >>> making an emergency landing in philadelphia after one of its nmgs went out. >> the u.s. supreme court heard arguments whether saim sex marriages should be -- >> all 180 episodes of seinfeld reportedly going on hulu. >> i think i'm excited. >> i'm excited. >> all that -- >> archie bradley takes it right in the face. >> good news bradley appearing oklahoma. >> adrenaline junkies. >> they jump off the tallest residential tower. >> -- and all that matters -- >> all that chaos, one mother took matters into her own hands when she recognized her son among the protesters. >> all sisters should do what that mother did in that video. these are teenage boys larry. what's more effective against teenage boys this or this? >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> we have the mother. >> we have the mother who brought that. >> i like that. send in the moms you know? >> it does send quite a message. >> quite a message. >> i can't wait to meet her. >> she's something special. >>> welc

the u.s. frances goes to new york city on thursday. then to philadelphia on saturday. chip reid is in washington outside the apostolic anunsia and he is in the nation's capitol. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, when pope frances arrives here in washington, d.c., he will stay here at the apostolic vatican embassy. this is prime real estate in washington, d.c. we are right in the heart of embassy row and just across the street from the vice presidential mansion. on his final night in cuba. pope frances laid flowers at the foot of the country's patron saint. the 78-year-old pontiff will be in the u.s. for six days. the first pa in an unprecedented move, proep frances will address a group meeting of congress thursday morning marking the first time a pope has spoken to both chambers. both events in washington, d.c. are prompting protests. one arizona republican congressman says he's bioticing the pope's speech because of his views on climate change and the guest list for the meeting at the white house, which includes a transgender advocate, an activist nun and the first gay epis

have to vote. >> reporter: earlier a record crowd of more than 33,000 cheered her on in philadelphia where she needs to run up the score today to win the state. >> every person who lives in philadelphia lives within five >> reporter: the clintons and obamas joined forces there. this has become a campaign to protect the president's legacy, too. >> i'm betting that men across this country will have no problem voting for the more qualified candidate, who happens to be a woman. >> reporter: there's been little time to dwell on the had is try she could make tonight. controversy of hers and his has dominated the election and led to some epic clashes. tone of the campaign became. >> reporter: her campaign amidst battleground florida is close though think they they will win. ohio will be a reach and north carolina could go either way. >> hi, everybody. >> reporter: after she cast her ballot this morning, we asked clinton whether she's nervous. >> i'm so happy. incredibly happy. >> reporter: clinton is keeping a low profile for most of the day. she'll do some radio interviews mid town manhatt

. stay active with boost®. of philadelphia cream cheese. silver it always begins with fresh, local milk blended with real, wholesome cream. going fresh from the farm to our fridge in just six days. when it comes to fresh taste, nothing else tastes like philadelphia. >>> living on the edge ♪ >> take a look at the big chunk of snow. fire crews in new jersey knocked this off the roof of the city library. the huge snow is putting a huge strain on roofs. >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. no school for children who attends philadelphia public and ash die sin schools, all off as we cleaning up from this weekend snowstorms. also number every other concellations for other schools all at the bottom of your screen and at cbsphilly.com. one their needs clean up, south philly, a lot of neighborhoods, have not yet seen a snow plow. the city has lifted its snow emergency, after 22.4 inches of snow fell in philadelphia over the weekend. that is the fourth largest snowfall since the city started keeping records. the clean up continues all trash, recycling collections for today have been keep

somehow climbed philadelphia city hall said there was no one in site, no signs telling him to keep out. man known as carson king dangling fist feet five stories overbroad street, he said he did not vandalize anything during the stunt but philadelphia officials warn citizens not to try t don't have to worry about me. now, checking our forecast, katie, look likely to day out there. >> off to nice start. we've seen the humidity levels climb ever so slightly, off to mild start, milder start, same time yesterday, seven it if he airport, haven't budgeted all that much this morning, and do expect to start rebounds here eventually hit 91 degrees, just very isolated shower or storm. probably bit more scat nerd nature wednesday, thursday, friday, with the wet weather, more than anything, meisha, some sun, heating up. >> nice, i mean, nice. thank you so much. we're still looking, live chopper three over that accident investigation in gloucester township, new jersey, so 42 northbound closed at college drive. actually skip over the chopper if we can and go live outside. closed at college drive

33,000 cheered her on in philadelphia where she needs to run up the score to win the state. >> every person that lives in philadelphia lives within five blocks of your polling place. >> reporter: the clintons and the obamas joined forces there. >> i'm betting that men across this country will have no problem voting for the more qualified candidate who happens to be a woman. could make tonight. controversies, hers and his, have dominated the election and led to some epic clashes. >> i regret deeply how angry the tone of the campaign became. >> reporter: her campaign admits battleground florida will be close, though, they think they will win in the end. ohio will be a reach. and north carolina could go either way. >> when your kids and grandki everything was on the line, you'll be able to say, you voted for a stronger, fairer, better america. >> reporter: clinton plans to keep a low profile today. she'll do some radio interviews from her home. and then head into midtown manhattan later this afternoon. she's holding her election watch party, at convention center in atrium that

morning in philadelphia after a community meeting with police. protesters scuffled with officers and screamed "hands up don't shoot." they were voicing outrage of a police shooting of a 26-year-old man in december. yesterday the district attorney said the officers would not face charges in the man's death. >>> this first day of spring will feel a whole lot like winter for millions in the east. it's even hard to talk about about. snowfall is expected from washington and philadelphia to new york and boston. some places could get half a foot. now, it's already coming down this morning outside baltimore. meteorologist matt brickman of our affiliate wcco is tracking the storm. matt, is mother nature mad at us. good morning to you. >> good morning. it should be mainly rain in d.c. and south but significant snow through pennsylvania and certainly the new york area as well. all total, i think we'll see 3 to 6 inches by the time this system move out later on this evening. 1 to 3 inches around philadelphia. colder air comes on the backside of that with temperatures 20 to 30 degrees below avera

choicehotels.com >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. >> time for that friday forecast with fehlinger. katie is over in the weather center. good morning. >> sunshine, once again, above average warmth. quick little shower out there, namely, southwest of philadelphia, and you can see, that's actually been the case across portions of kent county thus far this morning. otherwise, we are just in bright blue skies out there. we have currently that exact same scenario up in the poconos, little cooler certainly with the school buses rolling through right on cue for us here at pleasant valley middle and high schools. as the day progress cents should warm up to 80 degrees in the poconos, 86 in philadelphia, and it looks like great shore day especially tomorrow. sunday though, showers storms return. vittoria? >> thank you katie. good morning everyone, sun glare definitely impacting your rush hour commute. it is just making things little slower out there. so plan accordingly. if you are traveling 95, cottman avenue, notice making your way down into center city philadelphia, it will

capital to a halt on tuesday and forced philadelphia's mayor to order a snow emergency. >> the fact we'll be in the eens and single digits for the entire day after you know, 10 12, possibly 14 inches of snow, is a very different set of conditions than we've seen over the last couple of years. >> reporter: the state has already spent more than $40 million on snow cleanup, and we're not even halfway through the season. at this rate one state official told us they'll have to go to lawmakers to ask to spend even more. charlie, clarissa? >> michelle, thanks. >>> washington, d.c., is coping with the snow. government offices reopened this morning. they closed yesterday because of the storm. the weather's affecting trains along with highways in the northeast. and air travel is in turmoil across the country. around 1,400 of today's flights are cancelled. that follows 3,000 cancellations yesterday. vinita nair is at la guardia, which is struggling to get back to normal. vinita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, there is one thing they have plenty of here and that's cancellations. 318 flights

high school teams nation wide, but this morning some inner city philadelphia players already face a tough season. 's not for a lack of talent. jim axelrod shows us how away teams may be the only way this team can go. good morning. >> good morning, here we are two weeks before the science and mathematics charter school has the first basketball team of the season. there is still not an available gym for the team to play its home games in the front hall of thissed if charter school, is all the hardware required to prove that kids here achieve excellence in more than just mathematic itself mathematics, sifx and science. the founder and still the top administrator. >> good afternoon, boys and girls. >> good afternoon. where something is going right. 100% graduation rate. and the state championship basketball team in 2011. automatic more impressive when you realize the mighty elephants did not have a gym of their own. how do you get to a point where you have a successful team, state champions, and you don't have your own gym? >> we have been using facilities for years, the y the salvation

philadelphia eventually we will see some snow showers, south philadelphia might be seeing them i'd love to hear from you living in south philadelphia because i think mile or two down the road here down broad street you might have some snow that we are not finding just yet. outside to the live neighborhood network and shot of rehoboth definitely snow there and it continues to fall as well. as the day progresses, skies do start to gradually clear. i could see a flurry in to tonight the buzz nothing more than that otherwise clouds. we will catch a break with any stormy weather friday and saturday, mess of sunday too but sunday night another disturbance on the horizon but notice temperatures have a chance to ease up, they are not warm but they are certainly easing up and getting closer to seasonal. vittoria, back over to you. >>> thanks so much katie. good morning everyone. we are definitely seeing snowy shots. we are taking a look first at i-95 northbound ramp to 476 we have a disable tractor trailer, good news, it is on the shoulder bad news it is slowing things down, going to and fr

year old hain a joins absorbed into a human trafficking ring with ties to south philadelphia, spotted saturday night, police charged a man last seen with her, but hain a remains missing. now we check in with matt peterson, starting the week off on a wet note? >> definitely are, going to see showers here this morning, but the good news we will get sunshine as we head later on this afternoon. temperatures here this morning , have stayed in the high 50's, to low 60s. but they will dip little bit before rising back up into the low 60s this afternoon. there are those showers for the most part heaviest rain is east of philly but few light showers are still possible. that temperatures will dip down to about 58 agree noontime before the low 60s later this afternoon. >> all right, matt, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, hammy monday. so with our wet conditions, kind of problems, schuylkill at 95 south, before girard blocking the center lane, also , an accident 95 north, before street road, you can see pulled all the way out to the far left, grassy area, causing gaper delays and some s

, i'm rahel solomon, philadelphia police commissioner richard ross urge ago person of interest to turn himself in in connection with the deadly shooting of two teenagers. his name and address tweeted out by the police department and a south philadelphia home sprayed with gunfire early think morning, the person should surrender because the situation is dangerous. >>> we send it over to katie and check on today's forecast, should be relatively nice day. >> off to chilly start for sure. a lot of outlying suburbs bottom g out to the freezing mark, much lighter winds, cut town area middle school the winds virtually non-existent. you can see the glaze of frost on the grass there. so don't be shock to see that. we've got sunshine, however, in this forecast all day today as well as tomorrow. but sunday total oppositement it is much cooler for one thing, but you are going to be dealing with rain and wind throughout the day. meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you so much for. that will right now looking at video, school bus accident in southwest philly, 61st street at passyunk avenue your altern

philadelphia street into a demolition derby. this is the 4,000 block of ford road in wynfield heights. a driver smashed into five cars, at 2:30 to this morning. eyewitnesses tell us he grabbed his license plate before running off. >>> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger. hi there. >> good morning everyone we had a very light round of precipitation rolling through and scattered fashion early this morning. the that is for the most part pulling away and moving out to sea but across cape may atlantic county might find a hint of showers, rolling on through here. not enough to need an umbrella we are done witt. cloud will break but you have enough cold air at surface and these outlining suburbs do you may find slickness out there. next couple days starting a mild warming trend, lower 50's on christmas and few days next week. >> good looking seven day forecast, also this morning this is from early on, where 95 has reopened all four lanes opened in northeast philadelphia from cottman and bridge. there are some delays in that area right now, as we go to you,

guy doing in a jeep on the runway at the philadelphia airport? john miller looks at the stunning security breach. when i see you at 8:00, steven van zandt is here to talk about his new show and his new tour with the boss. >>> i'm erica hill. you'll meet a basketball mom honoring her son by giving schools the tools that might have saved his life. plus, a rock on a slow roll. all in the name of art. we'll show you this only in california story. >>> but first, as we do every morning, we begin with today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. >>> i don't know, it will be bad, worse. >> the midwest app south brace for another battle with mother nature. >> a widespread tornado outbreak very, very possible. >> weather watches from missouri, arkansas, tennessee, mississippi, kentucky and illinois. >> as entire communities try to recover and rebuild from disaster. >>> we'll get through it. we will. we'll get through it. >>> iran holds pivotal elections as tensions ratchet up between tehran and the west. >> everybody is worried because we're -- >> syrian rebels fighting government troops

cities all over the country from philadelphia to los angeles, wanted criminals are crossing state lines and continuing to break laws. how? cities that made the calculated decision not to go after them. kalle morrow abandoned the home she shared with her husband nine years ago after finding him beaten to death inside. >> this is where he was lying. >> right here. >> right here. >> the person convicted of murdering her husband was duane slaughter, a man charged and convicted months earlier in philadelphia. he jumped bail. but nobody alerted the neighboring states. >> if philadelphia had put it on the wanted list and put it all over the states and found out he was wanted they would have locked him up. >> reporter: police and prosecutor as i cross the u.s. are allowing tens and thousands of wanted felons to escape justice clearly by crossing into the next state. >> you can look at cities like philadelphia, atlanta, little rock all high-crime cities where the police have said, you know, in 90% of the felony cases we will not leave the state to secure a suspect. there are rates. >> the

easily hit 08 degrees later today in philadelphia. tomorrow, or wednesday, could feature just very spotty shower or storm. torrey? >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, you are going have rush hour everywhere that would you usually have rush hour. ben franklin bridge jammed, making your way from new jersey into pa. once you get there, take a look, 59 your travel average speeds in the teens, 11 miles per hour, not even in the tones really. 11 miles per hour, 59 southbound, out northeast through the vine st. expressway slow, six the average on the schuylkill, 21 traveling on 476, high delays on the westbound side of the pa turnpike out of bucks county moving down toward mid-county. also watch out for this accident, edge hill road at horace avenue. >> next update at 8: 25. ex next on cbs this morning, highlights from george clooney's wedding. clooney's wedding. your local news looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> it's monday, september 29th, 2014. it's bryant gumbles birthday. we'll talk about isis, syria, and republicans' plans

philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. want to check in with justin, another warm day, starting off cool. >> that's right, waking up 40's, 50's, great mid september weather on tap today. we make it back to the 80s, great start to the day. check it outside right now, nice shot delaware river and looking at center city from the other side of the river. palmyra cove nature park in new jersey on neighborhood network. 49 degrees, right now, still up in lehigh valley at the airport, allentown, 62, in philadelphia, 55, in wilmington, here are your forecast highs around the region, low 80s in philadelphia, the shore, upper 70s, and mid 70s in the mountains. check out extended forecast, more of the same through the rest of the week, sunshine, little warmer highs in the mid 80s, now checking the roads. good morning. >> eighty's, they sounds so great. thanks, justin. good morning, update, overturned vehicle on 95 northbound, cleared, some delays for you on 95, northbound, at 322. you can see, still very, very slow moving. give yourself couple of extr

help you sleep. >>> live in philadelphia, this is vbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, i'm brooke thomas, sad story, could learn more later today about the death of four year old girl she was shot and killed yesterday in north philadelphia. it happened inside a home near north 20th street in west montgomery avenue around 12:30. the young girl's mom and three year old sister were home at the time. the girl was pronounced dead at hahnemann hospital. right now let's get a check on the eyewitness forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. >> brooke, day of transition for our area, spec to go eventually see the clouds lift and also any wet weather that's still currently out there drift away. but at the moment, we are still finding a couple of even locally steady showers across portions of cape may county, back into kent, across the delaware bay, but generally speaking clouds will be clearing, also notice the dew points start to drop off, humidity starts to drop off. day again of transition, but the weekend looks phenominal. more sunshine, wall-to-wall, saturday, sunday, very

people to pass the law and we're happy that we did. >> it was only after a philadelphia man who was dubious about the law started digging around on the internet and he found these videos online and this whole controversy took off from there. gayle? >> all right. thank you, jan. >>> growing concerns this morning that a slowdown at one of the country's biggest ports could hit holiday shipments. business could come to a halt on the west coast. battle could stop crucial imports. ben is at long beach. ben. >> reporter: good morning. nearly half a billion dollars of goods comes through here every day on giant containers like this one. we're talking apples to i phones, but all of it could be at risk because of an docks. everything in this warehouse came over on a container ship. >> that's correct. >> those are his lifeline. the tents he sells comes from china. he says it takes typically three days to get from the port to his warehouse in downtown los angeles but now it suddenly takes two weeks. his customers including walmart and amazon are not happy. >> are you at the point where you're w

level sirus cloud around with the sun coming up. 58 degrees at the airport in philadelphia still some 40's and lower 50's in the suburbs but we warm up, quickly this afternoon. seventy-four for the high for philadelphia, once again, above average. near 70 at jersey shore and lower 60's in the poconos. tomorrow warmer at 78 but rain late in the day and cool down and dry out for weekend. meisha, how are roads looking. >> we have an accident out there that is causing very significant slow downs. here's a live shot from chopper three, yikes, i-95 northbound past academy. look at this, everyone is just almost sitting stagnant. this accident involves two tractor trailers and a vehicle. we saw people out on foot, crews there and then not to mention the the fact that when people are trying to drive by, they are all stopping putting on their breaks and taking a peak what is going on, i-95 northbound at cottman give yourself couple extra minutes and avoid it all together. nicole, over to you. >> next update is at 7:55. up next on cbs this morning a closer look at donald trump's investment strat

money off my first show. >> hey, stephen, i'm at the philadelphia airport. i thought the host was amy schumer. i totally blew it. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >>> novak djokovic calls a fan down. they start busting a move. >> i tell you. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is off, so anthony mason is at the desk zbhood m. n >> good morning. >> good to have you hear. >>> people are waking up to a heartbreaking image in newspapers around the world. a warning this is graphic. the body of a 3-year-old boy from syria washed ashore. he drowned trying to reach the island. >> it's hard to see that. europe is struggling to deal with the flood of desperate families fleeing isis and war-torn countries like syria. there's a chaotic scene in budapest. charlie d'agata is on a train that's pulling out of budapest right now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're on board one of the first trains to leave budapest. the migrants on board aren't even sure where it's going. thro

of the year. the right now 50's and 60's rapidly climbs up in the high of 86 for philadelphia, lower 80's at the shore, 70's in the poconos and sun continues the the rest of the week into the weekend with the warm temperatures. now lets check the the roads with meisha, good morning. >> good morning, justin. gorgeous outside on the roadways, however we have some problems. here's an accident that had happened earlier, still out there, i the five northbound at cottman two lanes block causing real delays in the the north bound side but also very slow moving on the southbound side of i-95 as well. also, let me back out of the way septa reek nal rail are suspended, media elwyn, airport wilmington, newark and septa rail lines might experience delays, up to 30 minutes so check, septa.org for updates, nicole over to you. >> our next update at 7:55. up next on cbs this morning from pipe dream to reality go 100 feet below new york ♪ >>> republican rick perry has become the first major candidate to drop out of the 2016 presidential rate. >> go rick. rick, we hardly knew ye existed! beca

pick in the 2017 nba draft, the philadelphia 76ers select markelle fultz. >> the nba draft, i think, is the most interesting draft in sports, and it's important because it helps to decide which teams the players will be on when they lose to the golden state warriors next year. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is on assignment, so we welcome david westin, the co-anchor of bloomberg daybreak. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> at least you're used to gettiget ing up early. >> i am. it's good be with friends. >> welcome. >>> right now republicans do not have enough votes to pass the bill. they revealed yesterday after weeks of secret negotiations. they need 50 of the 52 gop senators and four of them say they're not ready to support the current version. >> more than a dozen leading health and medical groups also oppose the senate bill. they include the aarp, the american lung association and the american hospital association. president trump tweeted this. i am very supportive and look for