truck, after the initial impact. the driver that far car was killed. also, new this morning, man is shot and killed in west philadelphia, it happened at 60th and girard avenue, just before midnight. police tell "eyewitness news", the 35 year old man was shot in the chest, the unidentified man was taken to the hospital where he died. there is no word on the shooter at this time. meanwhile, school off initials mercer county, new jersey address parents concerns after a preschooler dice from enterovirus d68. >> the cdc confirms that four year oley lie waller of hamilton township died of this respiratory illness. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at children's hospital of philadelphia, that's where other patients are currently being treated. jan? >> good morning, that the tasha. yes, three other patient here, at the children's hop of philadelphia, are being treated for enterovirus d678. there is a growing concern in the delaware valley, this morning, especially since that one case of enterovirus in new jersey has now turned deadly.

he's described by his father as a beautiful mix of eager necessary, and hesitance i, need and striving, caution, and surprise. four year old eli's waller's life cut short, died died in his sleep two weeks ago. now reporting he tested positive for enterovirus d68. as this new jersey community continues to mourn his death, the hamilton township school district starts to address the concerns. >> very sadening, and i just want to know, you know, is there a risk of it spreading, how are we going to manage it and contain the situation, because everyone is worried for their children. and that's where we are now with it. >> school and health officials answer those questions, at steinert high school on sunday. nearly 100 parents and community members a $10 the town hall meeting where the school district says it is to has ram up up cleaning at all of the schools even brought in additional staff to do the work. the focus now they say should be on education. since d68 is a virus, and

there is no vaccine, health officials say the best course of action is prevention. >> making sure that teachers are talking to students about how to throw tissues away, making sure that they get to wash their hands, more than one time, during the day, before lunch, after lunch. >> that superintendent saidel n speaking with all of his principals this morning to make sure everyone is on the same page on the ways to prevent this virus from spreading. health officials say wash your hands, cover your cough and sneezes, stay away from people who look to be sick. also, make sure to wipe down those often touched surface that is get germy. make sure you disinfect them frequently. health officials say if your child seems to be sick, make sure to contact your healthcare provider immediately. live outside of chop, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> jan, thank you very much. also developing now, child from liberia at bay health county hospital in dover. brought there because of possible symptoms of ' bowl a hospital tells us the cdc is

not testing the child because the likelihood of ebola is solo. meantime new developments in the battle to stop ebola. cameraman is back on us sole after being diagnosed with the virus in liberia. he is being treated right now in a in a nebraska hospital. officials are monitoring ten people in texas, that may have had contact with the only patient diagnosed with the death eason us soil. thomas eric duncan remains in critical condition a week after being place in the isolation. and, health officials say massachusetts doctor, rick sacr a does not have recurrence of ' bowl a he was admitted to the hospital this weekend with a cough and a low grade fever. the cdc says the goal here to stop ebola in its tracks. >> as long as the outbreak is continuing in africa, there is a risk in other places. >> an outbreak anywhere is potentially a threat everywhere. >> officials also monitoring this homeless man who shared

an ambulance with duncan for symptoms. the director of the cdc scheduled to brief president obama on the ebola situation today. 8:04, traffic and weather together. katy? >> out here on the skydeck, i can tell this much, it is actually very comfortable, because i am prepared. i've got my jacket, my scarf obviously, what you can't see is my boots. they are definately keeping my legs warm right now so that's what i suggest. have extra layers ready to go here today. you don't need real chunky sweater all day today, because eventually it starts warming things up for you. off to cool start. going to storm scan 36789 not going to find any storms out there. nice clear sky for us here in philadelphia the entire delaware valley just offer to the west, however, see wimpy showers rolling through, all expected to pipe pass us entirely off to the northwest, however, they're out there, coming courtesy of our next approaching warmfront. again we don't have to deal with that today but tomorrow see the potential for shower out there. ooh degrees already at the

philadelphia international airport, and depending on your location, actually rebounded nicely here. no longer are we find signs of the 30's, 42 in reading, but we were bottom out in the 30's this morning. so the rebounds already beginning to take effect here. expect to go easily shoot up to low 70s here today, which is far more typical for the standards, of early october. then what we saw yesterday. that's most noticeable difference, it will be a lot warmer to you out there. and even though it is a smidge cooler by comparison into the city flew resort towns also very nice day of that way. jess, we send it into you. >> thank you, good morning, everybody, just 8: 05, we go outside right now where we have a lot of volume, a lot of back up really all across the board, the roosevelt boulevard, where you can see actually earlier accident and road debris that has since cleared, but southbound toward the schuylkill expressway, still little bit of back up there. really the same story everywhere. skee the ben franklin bridge from the philly side,

westbound, everybody moving slowly from the toll plaza, losing the right hand line, even moving pretty slowly from fill my the jersey area. otherwise a bunch of accidents and different backups and jams everywhere. 202, route 30, into the schuylkill, northbound really have, 20 minute trip. ninety-five not doing much better, 30 mitch trent headed northbound into new jersey. levering mill road, belmont, accident, just outside of bala cynwyd. out in delaware 495 northbound, at philadelphia pike claymont and that's pushed over to the right hand shoulder. natasha, over to you. >> thank you very muchment funeral services will be held later this morning for trooper david kedra of the pennsylvania state police. trooper kendra tragically lost his live in the line every duty during tragic, training accident, on tuesday. family, friends, gather last night for his viewing in northeast philadelphia. trooper kid doctor enlisted in the state police in june of 2012. he was cents only 26 years old. and, philadelphia highway

patrol officer is now recovering, after crashing his motorcycle on i-95. this was the scene last night, near the academy road exit in the northeast. we're told the officer was not seriously injured. trial scheduled to begin today for bucks county psychiatrist accused of abusing three patients. prosecutors say, doctor inapropriately touched eight patients at doylestown offers. accuser ers between 18 and 33 years old, his driver's license has been suspended until trial is over. well, now, more than six months after the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370, new effort is currently underway to find this missing passenger jet. three ships have been assigned to area in the indian ocean roughly the size of west virginia, they are armed with sophisticated sonar equipment, also new maps of the sea floor, but so far, progress has been pretty slow, it has been slowed by those rough seas. another close call in the manhunt for eric frein, man

suspected of ambushing two pennsylvania state police troops ers. frein imagine and today slip away again after the latest possible siting. hundreds of troopers scoured a trainer area, but came up empty. frein has been on the run for almost a month now after he allegedly killed one trooper, and injured another. >> police in virginia stepping up search for missing common student following plea from her parents. hannah graham, sophomore at the university of virginia, dis a periods on september 13th. a team of 100 law enforcement office remembers aggressively searching the country side. gram was last seen with jesse matthew, jr., since arrested and charged with her abduction. and, some say it was a slap in the face, a college in vermont select ma man convicted every killing a philadelphia police officer to be the commencement speaker for its graduating class, as "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson explains, the city's police department, is sending the school a very

strong message of their own. >> thirty minutes without a sounds. the philadelphia police department and fraternal order of police projecting silence as is a response. directed at aver month college look to go a convicted killer, for words of inspiration. >> it is something we shouldn't have to be doing. but, again, we're here to show support for maureen faulkner for the philadelphia police offers earnings, actually police officers around the country. >> sunday about 20 grad you go students from the low enrollment goddard college in vermont where student choose their own commencement speakers listen to the prerecorded words of the chosen speaker and inmate mumia abu-jamal. >> this is your commencement. as such ill dwell on the worlds that you are about to enter into. it happened. and true to goddard's finding ideal hopefully transform. >> story will document the. the political figure formerly on death row, now serving

life, after years of court battles, activism, and media attention. for faulkner's widow maureen, she said it is a constant 33 year reminder of her husband's murder. >> more than half my life i've been dealing with this. i've tried so much to go on with the normal life. but when this man, he made be physically in a prison, but i'm mentally in a prison. >> faulkner calls the student's decision disgraceful. spoke to us by phone from her home in california. >> just slap in the face, all officers across, and in philadelphia. >> sunday the college released a statement from their interim president bob kenny saying, quote, choosing new see an as their commencement speaker to me shows newest group of goddard graduates expresses their freedom to engage, think radically and critically in a worlds that often sets up barriers to do just that. monday harrisburg lawmakers will introduce a bill to the state senate, aim to go prevent speeches from inmates like mumia in places like education centers, at times

like these. in center city, steve patterson, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> time right now 8:11, and we have the latest on a fire at the flight 93 memorial in shenksville, pennsylvania, coming up next. >> and we'll also have this. >> fbi director james sits down with cbs scott pelle to talk about isis militants, and their threat to the u.s. i'm susan macinnis in washington, the latest coming up. >> and wild crash captured on surveillance video. how customers were within inches of danger at a donut shop. >> ♪ >> loverly october morning, with that sun glare, we like the sun glare whether we're looking at it like that. >> looking out the window you think oh, little chilly to start your morning, gorgeous look outside. >> may need little jacket.

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>> powerful typhoon washed two men out to sea. another found dead in the water. told they were taking pictures. it stalled bullet trains, also, forced many flight cancellations in japan, and then, the storm swerved out into the pacific, and another typhoon is hammering guam, and the marriott islands right now. the latest on this typhoon, check in wet kay.

>> we actually look at the movement of satellite here, erika, you can see it has basically pulled away at this point. still some lingering high clouds, left over, though, for the northeast most edge of japan. thankfully the worse has since pulled away. so, they can start to clean up and recover from that tracking much weaker system, warmfront followed up by cold front, that will be our story over the next couple of days, today actually going to be beautiful day, though. dow think this whole mess right here, it is more of nuisance little pocket of showers, generally just going to stay off to the north and west, probably does your nerve couple of cloud throughout the day, but looking at nice day overall here. wider zoom on this, shows, there is even some severe weather potential down right now, look closely, see the little hooking motion going on here through portions of eastern texas, that is actually a batch of some very nasty thunderstorms, and that's going to be where we likely ends one some severe weather today. don't have to wore which that here at all through the entire week, notice the core of the darkest shades of blue, color contours tell you an awful lot

about where the core of the cold air is confined, right now, you through northern new england. that's actually where we do still do have couple of freeze warnings, some frost advisories, still posted. even had them possible in the carbon, mow row county, since expired, where the worse is still located whether it comes to the chilliest air. but starting to rebounds nicely here, more of southerly component, means temperatures can climb. so shooting for 71 degrees, far more typical for early october. than what we saw yesterday. under some sunshine, by tomorrow, and say some showers, maybe steadier rain to dodge specially on tuesday through the overnight hours. jess, over to you. >> thank you, good morning, everybody, an accident just popped up actually in one of the cameras, only 8:16. a loft jams, a loft volume, a loft crashes popping up. we urge to you do that tonight highlands avenue, 95, actually northbound, police activity just on the scene trying to get that moved over into one of the shoulder, happened in one of the center lanes here,

so trying to clean up that, get that pushed over to the left-hand side. so headed northbound towards the comador barry bridge see most of the back up and volume. now looking over, our shoulder here, to the vine st. expressway, this is actually coming off the ben franklin bridge, some typical volume headed southbound, headed eastbound, and headed toward the schuylkill expressway there. moving along as we would expect it to. the pa turnpike eastbound between downingtown and valley forge right lane block due to overturned car. natasha, over to you. >> another wave of air strikes has launched against isis in sewer y fighter jets destroyed several firing positions and kills more than dozen fighters. cbs news correspondent susan macinnis takes closer look at the impact this strategy having overseas, and here in america. >> people along the turkey syria border could hear explosions and see smoke rising over the syrian town of kabani, militants fought curds i shall forces over the weekend. despite weeks of allied air

strikes, militants continue to make advances forcing hundreds of thousands of syrians to flee to turkey. on 60 minutes, fbi director james told scott pelle islamic millitant groups in syria are global threat. >> isil as sophisticated maybe more as others in its media presence, in its recruiting and training efforts on line. >> says about dozen or so americans are fighting alongside isis and other groups. >> how do you keep them from coming home and attacking the homelands? >> ultimate, american citizens, unless par ports revoked end tight told come back. so, someone who has fought with isil wants to come back, we will track them very carefully. >> isis militants are threatening to behaved american aid worker 26 year old peter, now known as abdul rock man kassig, converted during his captivity, but now john toy religion started before. parents say their son sent

them a letter, and said he is afraid to eye, but if he does, they should take comfort because he went to syria to help others. well, it may be weeks before we know what caused a fire at the flight 93 memorial in shenksville, pennsylvania, but authorities now say it appears to be an accident. the fire ripped through the main complex on friday. but the memorial itself was not damaged. a few priceless items were lost in the flames, including a flag that flew over the us capitol on 9/11. a fender bender on the tarmac at jfk airport in new york, passenger tweeted it picture that far delta plane's banked up tail after a royal jordanian plane rearend philadelphia last night. both planes had just arrived at the airport. everyone safely got off both planes without getting hurt. and, some unbelievable video hereof deadly crash at los angeles donut shop. surveillance video here shows destruction as the driver of silver jeep plows right through the store. one manny think we have a clip of it just sitting at a table,

when the suv actually hits him, but he capes with only cuts and bruises, now, one person was killed, and four others seriously hurt. the driver of that jeep was taken to the hospital, and released, and it is not clear what caused her to lose control of the jeep. well, we will be right back. first here's what's coming up tonight on the "cw philly".

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>> a lot of folks on the road this morning, jessica has the traffic report for you, katie has your forecast, that's coming up in a few minutes. right now, though, hey, car fans, you will love this next story. you don't see too many of these cars cruising around nowadays. >> but here they are. >> largest parade of classic cars ever, according to the guiness book of world records, more than 1700 vintage vehicles rolled through mexico city in a four hour long parade. organizers say 250,000 people were at the parade. that's casino of cool. >> oh, it is so neat. batmobile, hey. >> i'm looking for batman to come out of there any moment. >> so cool. >> 1700 vintage cars? >> all in one place.

>> very nice, very nice. >> still looking for batman on this one. all right, back with you in just a little bit. actually, in 30 seconds, or so, 8:24. we'll be right back.

good morning, everyone, i'm natasha brown. police are investigating a accident that claimed the life after driver early this morning, in gloucester county there is happened about 3:00 this morning near delsea drive, almonesson road westville. car slammed into a tanker truck and was jammed under that truck, up until crews could finally clear the scene. the victim's identity has not yet been released. and now, the eyewitness weather forecast, meteorologist, katie fehlinger, check tracking everything in the weather center. >> not too much to track right now on storm scan3, that the tasha, actually beautiful day unfolding but we will be tracking some wet weather looks like the middle part of the week. we get to it, take you out to storm scan, again, very quiet. see few speckles evergreen that fire up there on the tail end of the loop, and just underneath the wording storm

scan3. don't worry about, that that's all going to pass us by, moving to the northeast, meanwhile, we can expect more sun than anything, because of the little pocket of wet weather off to the north and west, yes, might see few clouds today, but milder day by comparison, and far more seasonable, not as chilly tonight. more than anything, we are getting the clouds building out there balls of warmfront, that's why we would ends up with shower tomorrow. but then our next cold front comes along could even bring instead year rain overnight tuesday and very early wednesday before it all clears out, and then beyond that, on thursday, temperatures take a hit. but thursday i have to tell you looks very nice, as well. jess? >> thank you, katie. looking forward to beautiful week, and good morning, everybody, just 8:26. we go outside, check out this accident on 95. coming actually off the 322 off ramp right there. so headed northbound towards the comador barry bridge, police activity on the scene, cleared up, pushed over into the left-hand lane. earlier it was center lanes creating a lot of back up. see everybody squeezing to the right-hand side. use some caution. that the tasha, back to you. >> thank you, next update at

8:55, coming up next, in country music len end willie nelson for more local news weather and traffic continue to watch us on these channels. on the "cw philly". i'i'm natasha brown,

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". live look right now, from our roof camera. there is billy penn, beautiful blue sky, a little cooler as you wake up. katie says don't worry, she's got good news for you. >> also, traffic showing i59 near the commodore barry

bridge, jessica joins because check on all of the roads when we do traffic and weather together. right now, concerns rice in mercer county, new jersey after parents learn that a child has died from enterovirus d68. >> officials say safety protocols are being enforced in the hamilton -- hamilton township school district. picking up the story live from children's hospital in philadelphia where three more patients are being treated for that virus, jen, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, there is growing concern with growing number of cases, when it comes to enterovirus d68 as you mention, three more cases, three other children now here at the children's hop of philadelphia being treated for this virus. and now growing concern all throughout the delaware valley because that far little boy who rose endly died in new jersey and the cdc now confirms he had enterovirus d68. this is that little boy. >> all he will henry school in

hamilton township, new jersey, eli died in his sleep nearly two weeks ago now, but the cdc just confirmed few days ago that the child had enterovirus, and just yesterday, parents and community members gathered for a town hall meeting at steinert high school to address their concerns. officials answered questions, about how the school district is handling what's happened. they say they have ramp up cleaning at schools, even brought in extra staff to help sanitize all of the classrooms district wide top to bottom. other than that, health officials say fighting the virus becomes about education, since d68 is virus with no vaccine, health officials say focus now needs to be on prevention. making sure they get to wash their hands more than one time during the day, before lunch, after lunch. >> and, happening later this morning, that superintendent will be speaking with all of the principals to make sure everyone is on the same page when it comes to stopping the spread of the virus. meantime health officials ask

everyone wash their hands, cover their sneezes and their coughs to help stop the spread. stay away from people who seem to be thick, and if parents notice that their children may be getting sick, they ask you to contact your healthcare provider immediately. reporting live outside of chop, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i symptoms for enterovirus very similar to cold. look for fever, runny nose, covering and sneezing. more severe symptoms, include, wheezing or difficulty breathing. >> on the ebola outbreak in west africa, international flights could face extra scrutiny. >> andrew spencer reports the centers for disease control is considering increasing screening for people entering the us as officials look at ways to better protect americans from the ebola virus >> the ebola outbreak could soon have them looking at entry screenings, other ways, to limit the risk every inch

infection to americans. >> lock at those, see what works, to prepare ticket americans, make sure whatever we do doesn't un intent sean alledgedly increase our risk if we make it harder to fight the outbreak in west africa, we actually increase our own risk. >> serving everything from the curtains to the carpet, cleaning crew worked through the weekends, to decontaminate this apartment in dallas. the people thomas duncan was staying with when he was diagnosed with ebola are still in quarantine, they're among group of about 50 people, most of them considered low risk, being watched for fever, or any other signs of the ebola virus. >> the bad thing about it, very high case fatality rate. if you do catch the virus, your chances of surviving are around 50-50. >> officials are also keeping an eye on the people who road in the same ambulance as duncan, among them, homeless man, who walk off, becoming

the subject after nearly day long search on sunday, before police found him, and took him into custody. >> andrew spencer reporting. >> today will be pretty pleasant day overall. it is definitely one of the days that you need to be prepared for when you walk out the door. what i mean by that is the temperature. we start off cool. we end up nice and mild, so, you don't need a nice chunky sweater all day today. and you do not wand to walk out the door necessarily with shorts and t-shirt either. off to the north and west, see little pocket of green there, that's actually warmfront related. warmfront, means, usually warmer air, and certainly will for us, as well, but you don't have to worry about wet weather. see how it is all fizz link through the last hour and a half or so. so i think probably see couple of clouds as the day goes on, nice clear sky, that will be out, there and certainly that's the story for us at the moment outside whitfield he will henry school. beautiful day unfolding, chilly at 47 right now. so eventually we warm up.

look at the span of temperatures, even just from 99:00 to 3:00. twenty solid degrees, over the course of the day. that's why we say again have couple of layers ready to go when you walk out the door, be able to shed them as the day goes on, 71 degrees by 3:00 p.m. looks like beautiful afternoon, and far more seasonable one, as well. specially by comparison to that more november-like sunday that we just saw. jess, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, everybody, my wardrobe is so confused, so confused about all of this. 8:35, good morning, headed out to 95, just headed northbound towards the commodore barry bridge, offer the 322 ramp you might run into this crash right over here. actually small accident that was right in the center lanes, just few moments ago, and since moved it over into the left hand shoulder. thankfully, now everyone kind of squeezing on by, see little built of delay headed northbound, but not really anything that is setting anybody back too much out of the order area. roosevelt boulevard, delays there, as well, headed southbound toward the schuylkill expressway, earlier accident, and road debris cleaned up there already, now just have residual delay due

to that. now travel times, everything really starting to slam up. schuylkill expressway just as we would expect it for early morning commute. eastbound heavy about 30 minute trip from the blue route into the vine st. expressway, 422 eastbound oaks into 202, about 14 minute trip there. that the tasha, back over to you. >> thank if you. the eagles are four and one right now, tide for the best record in the national football league. but, they sure do know how to make their games interesting. don't they? sports director beasley reese shows us how the birds nearly blew a huge lead against the st. louis rams at the linc yesterday. >> eagles games, necessarily dramatic. another heart pounding finish to game that should have been a blow out, but blew the blowout. still special things are happening. like the improvement on the special teams, 232nd, into the game, james casey got the block, chris, scoops it up. and there is a punt block for a touchdown. another one, for most of the game defense really good, third quarter, chris coal forced fumble and james thorton, scooped it up, got

into the end zone. eagles had 34 to seven lead. then the rams came back. they scored 21 unanswered points, and; 34 to 28 victory. >> offense i havely we have to do better job of finishing people off. up there, talk to the guys on the side line, not being complacent with the score. but finish this thing off. >> nfl is tough league. to win, and this league, it is a blessing, and we have to learn how to finish early, we're not there yet. >> all right, now, lane johnson's return to the offensive line did help. nick foles was not sacked. and the running game produced 145 yards on the ground. next week, a big division show-down sunday night at the linc. >> now back to the studio.

>> well, last night's prime time game was all patriots, matter of fact, paths scored two touchdowns, in the span of six seconds against the previously undefeated sense nature i witness'. one on touchdown pass, and one on fumble recovery. the patriots beat the ben as 43 to 17. next sunday, in prime time, it is the eagles and the new york giants, at the linc. can't wait for that. so, october baseball focuses on the national league today. when the giants take on the nationals, the giants lead that series two games to none, and could eliminate the nats with a vick from time to time nats have to win three in a row and the other game, doctors play the cardinals in st. louis with their series tied at one win apiece. now the american league championship series opponents are in the books now, the kansas city royals, wild-card, beat out the los angeles angels in anaheim. eight to three, to eliminate the team with the best record in the american league. the royals haven't been in the post-season since 1985.

and the royals will face the baltimore orioles in the alcs. the orioles beat the detroit tigers two to one, to sweep the tigers two games to none. american league champions series both underdogs here, orioles, and royals, starts on friday. now, speak singing the national anthems in crowded stadiumment can't possibly be easy. but try doing it on ice skates. take a look at the results. >> hope we have that video. ♪ >> hear that he? just kept ongoing. >> was still singing. >> oh, man. >> singer mark donnelly was belted out oh, canada while skating at junior hockey game friday when oh, he tripped over that red carpet, and took a nose dive. had he sure do it up at junior

league. >> i think the players are trying to figure out what to do. he barely missed an beat. he got right back up. finished the song. with the help of the crowd. >> nightmare. >> that's definitely the wrong place for a red carpet. >> , looking at the crowd, not looking at the carpet. >> oh, yes. >> like you can't put the carpet on the ice! >> poor guy. what a treat, though. >> only laughing because he's okay. >> clearly. we wouldn't be mean like that. so, when is something free not really free? three's on your side with a warning about free estimates, offered by some companies. that's coming up next. >> also, ahead, pretty chill out right now, even in the cooler weather where one pennsylvania family found black bear, tries to cool off. keep him back there. where this happened. that's coming up.

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estimates? in week's angie list report, jim donovan explains even those might come with a price tag. >> so when is a free estimate, really free? well, the answer may depend on your project. >> when it comes to free estimates, a general rule of thumb is typically small jobs that don't remember investigation work, will typically be free estimates. if it is cents more involved job or something that will require figuring out what the problem really is that's when you typically see a charge, brian says whether it comes to electrical work, his company offers free estimates on new installations. >> sometimes not precincts, based on service in your home, say you have two bedrooms, the outlets don't work. you check the breaker panel, all of the breakers appear to be on and working, but outlets are no longer functioning properly. >> we will to do physical electrical testing. >> every company has different

definition. so, always ask what the estimate entails. >> make sure you under stands any type of charge that might occur with an estimate. some companies might have a free estimate, but make sure they don't have trip charge or fuel surcharge that you will be hit with instead. >> now, some providers may charge you for an estimate, if you don't hire them. also, ask in advance, if you will get the estimate on the spot, or if you will have to wait few days. for more advice from angie on getting estimates, go to cbs philly.com/angie's list, i'm jim donovan. >> just past 8:43, here is traffic and weather together. those temperatures creeping back up little bit? >> not even just a little. solid ten additional degrees. this headline just reminds me of the song, that the tasha, you might know who since it. back to life ♪ >> oh, i love that song. >> who since that? >> oh, man. >> someone knows it. tweet me. let me know. >> oh, i love. that will. >> yes, let's sewer where we came from here, we came from some pretty mild temperatures over the last couple of days, actually, very seasonable, when it came to comparing to

yesterday. yesterday, more dose of early november, low 70s, back in in te forecast for us here today. the average high is in fact 70 degrees, we expect that we will actually be very close to that here today. 48 degrees currently outside whitt fields elementary school, things quiet, sun is out, so temperatures should easily so the soul. who new that? had to be in the control room. amy, we love amy. man she is good with the pop trivia like that. okay, storm scan3, showing our latest warmfront moving on in. don't where bye wet weather today. eventually next cold front comes through. warm colds front combo. that will come through, bring in some probably just shower tomorrow, very likely steadier rain, looks like, tuesday night, into early wednesday morning, then i say early talking early, so even as the morning rush is wrapping, right now, the timing looks likes this would be getting out of here. so that sad, today's beautiful, just dress in layers, you will need that later today, get rid of the

extra layer, beautiful afternoon. and temperatures actually continue their climb over the next few days before they cool back down on thursday. jess, over to you. >> good morning, everybody, bad news coming up your way. 8:46, and if you are headed into philadelphia, from the jersey side, possibly hitting the ben franklin bridge, you will be setback quite a bit. give yourself extra time. jammed pretty much solid from the toll plaza headed westbound, over the bridge and into the sit. see if you're headed from the city headed eastbound into jersey you have no problem. but getting out of new jersey that will be part of the problem. also, losing one of those lanes due to ongoing construction really crawling as slow as possible, same story on the schuylkill expressway at city avenue headed westbound toward the king of prussia area. pretty typical spot to be jammed in at this time of morning. so, something we've come to expect. an accident out in new jersey route 130, northbound, just at 295. so use caution when traveling through, the rest of the majors really slow still, the pa turnpike from bensalem into valley forge, headed westbound the slow trip there about 34 minutes, on the blue route

from the schuylkill expressway, into 95, headed southbound, slow trip there, as well. it was about 30 minutes on the clock, natasha, over to you. >> well, here is a look at today's headlines on "eyewitness news", car crashed into the back after tanker truck early this morning, in gloucester county, claiming the life of one man. police are investigating this crash, which happened about 3:00 this morning, at delsea drive albaladejo moneys on roads. center force disease control confirms eli waller died from enterovirus d68. there are hundreds of people diagnosed with the respiratory illness in 43 states, most of them, children. and developing story this morning, the television news cameraman who contracted ebola in west africa is back in the us for treatment. plane caring the patient just lands in the february last k first man diagnosissed when ebola in the u.s., thomas duncan, currently in critical condition. right now 8:47. and summer over except one bear in pennsylvania, who still looks to go pool hopping. take a look there is bear's afternoon of fun was all

caught on camera. john meyer has more. >> here is someone who just didn't want to give up on the summer season. this bear, snuck into this backyard here in hanover township, and went straight for the swimming pool. he check out the water for little bit, took a drink or two, but then it was time for a swim. along one. un vine it dollars go made him or herself right at home. >> got to be couple of hundred pounds, two, 300 pounds, standing on the edge here. >> dominick, amazed his pool didn't collapse. it all happened in his backyard, his security cameras captured all of it. >> my daughter called me and said there was a bear in the backyard, and i thought she was joking. >> but no one if the family saw the bear swimming until they checked out the security video and saw this furry fellow wasn't just here for a quick dip. he lounge dollars around like you or i would on hot summer day. seems this guy really want add nice enjoyable swim. >> yes, it was pretty nice day. could have used a beer. >> maybe a raft to float on. but after a while, the bathing bruin did get out.

speed up the video, though, and you'll see, he motion i had around, headed right back for the pool. right back for another swim. the camera caught the bear leaving after that second swim, and caught it popping the kids ball before headed out. three year old nina wasn't too happen which that. but was amazed seeing the bear that smashed in her pool. >> he sneaked in my yard. >> this whole under the deck is how they think the first bear came in and out. but after the third swim in the pool, the bear decided it want add different way it leave. this is video of swim number three, three different times in the water, all within about 15, 20 minute periods. but this time, the bear climbed out, and headed for the back fence, it is tough to see, but he decided to make his own escape route back there. now, look at what he did to lombardi's fence make that get away. as for the pool? >> are you going to go swimming snow. >> no. >> how come? >> it is stink i. >> just hope he doesn't come back any time soon. >> that bear was just

chilling. >> how you doing? >> just a bear hanging out that was john mayor reporting, and beautiful site, also need to see, over the skies in albuquerque, new mexico. >> take a look, how who havely is this? hundreds of hot air balloons, annual balance even glow. annual tradition of the international balloon festival. the 43rd year of the festival t began back in 1972, as part of radio station promotion. now it draws hundreds of thousands of people. and you can see why. just beautiful. >> beautiful scene. >> specially at night. >> oh, yes, it is lovely. just gorgeous. we will be r right back with your traffic and like to make it through the cold and flu season without getting sick? every day this week america's top health experts reveal the best ways to get

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mom getting kudos, recorded should yo shortly of him after he came out of den at surgery. crying and asking where beyonce was. >> where's beyonce? >> beyonce couldn't make it. >> she told -- she told me she was going to be here. >> well, she couldn't make it. it is going to be okay. >> (crying). >> poor guy. now the second he came, to he demanded to know where the

singer was, that apparently kept going for the entire ride home. the 17 year olds had his wisdom teeth removed. when you have that surgery, i've had that, i think, you know, really out of it, and groggy when you wake up. i guess he dreamed about beyonce. >> right, right. >> he was listening to her song before he went under? >> oh, boy. >> as you can imagine, courtesy of mom there is video has now gone viral making for a tough week back at high school. >> poor kid. >> i'm like that without gets the surgery. >> let's switch gears here, guys. we are starting to seat nice rebounds take place here on the they are mom term, into the 40's, almost every location, look at wildwood, though, man over achieving much 61 degrees already. ooh degrees in philadelphia, at the international airport, we are at 38 currently, in doylestown, so, that's one spot where we're still trying to pull out of the chill. looking clear, though, jess? >> not looking clear on the ben franklin bridge. you want to be serious, start

talking about it, trying to keep in you jersey. this is what the trick is there. headed westbound, over the bridge, and in to the city you can see slammed from the toll plaza on into philadelphia. >> and reminder for those every how wake up early we go on extra early every morning, go on the air 4:30 a.m. onsetter station cbs-3, you're up so we're up bringing you news and traffic extra earl. >> i thanks for joining us, thank you, natasha, in for ukee this week. >> sleep last night? >> hole

good morning, centers for disease control and prevention confirm that mercer county boy died from the enterovirus. more than 500 people and 43 states, and washington, d.c. have fallen ill from that virus. almost all of the victims are children. >> add layers. >> great advice. you don't want to dress too warm, certainly don't want to dress too chill. shorts and t-shirt isn't necessarily the best idea unless you are going out for the first time later this afternoon. let's explain. take you out to storm scan three, about ready to hit the road, not going to face anything but sun glare. beautiful start to the day. but yep, it is chilly out,

there although, the sun has been up for awhile, so had a chance to help the temperatures already rebound. 10 degrees additional, you know, warmth that we did not have yesterday. so, it will be nice afternoon. clouds thicken, drop to 56. tomorrow next warmfront sliding through, will bring in potential for just shower, i would say, over night tuesday into wednesday, early morning,, however, best shot for steadier rain with the next cold front. >> good morning, excited good running weather, good excuse to get outside. and good morning, just coming up on 9:00. head over from the toll plaza, jersey side, headed westbound into the city where you can see most of the volume and back up. also losing the right hand lane to the ongoing construction, the roosevelt boulevard, pretty much slammed all the last hour of the morning, and now you can see moving along nicely headed southbound towards the schuylkill expressway.

an accident out in new jersey, 295 northbound, approaching route 168, taking out the left hand showed be prepared to squeeze on by through the right hand side. over to you. >> thank you, that's eyewitness fuse for nowment talk philly coming up at noon on cbs-3, i'm carry kay von tiehl. have a great morning.

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