>> scare months at the national any mall overnight. >> gunman made off with cash from a wawa in northeast philadelphia. and covered head to tow in protective gear. video shows team of responders boards ago flight from philadelphia in response to a possible case of ' bowl a. good morning, everyone, it is friday, october 10th, i'm natasha brown. not ukee washington. i'm in for him today. >> sure r i'm erika von tiehl. quick check of your traffic and weather together. >> we have at least the combination right now of some wet weather already starting to fire up here on storm scan3, guys, but clearly dow not need my umbrella just yet. you probably will not either. specially if you're plans to be outside today maybe early

afternoon, that's about the earliest we would have to worry about any kind of widespread showers, starting to move n you can see on storm scan3, clouds beginning to build. few speckles of green starting to pop up. main juice, i like to call it, way back here right now, through west virginia and cutting the border across cents into kentucky. so as i said, you know, starting off with at least little sunshine, see the gray clouds really starting to take over in the live neighborhood network outside cape may courthouse here, middle township high school. you have a little sun, the clouds around all day today, talking upper 50's, eventually, some sprinkles, little light drizzle, may start to fire up, but the heavier rain will hold off until at least the p.m. time frame. vittoria? >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, if you are traveling throughout this rush hour, you're going to notice the build of that volume in the usual spots. so 95, schuylkill expressway and traveling on the ben franklin bridge, i know it doesn't look like much, but

traveling the westbound direction, the ben, you're going to notice those taillights will bunch up at the mid-span, as you try and get down in toward center city. , now, to the roost develop, if you are commuting southbound direction toward the schuylkill, it is not awful. northbound not awful either. but, once you get to 76, little bit of a different story. if you are traveling westbound, you slow down as you make your way approaching the roosevelt boulevard, then out toward the blue route eastbound, slowing down, western suburbs, as well, dropping down to 15 on the southbound side of 95, and very slow really out of the northeast all the way down through the vine. good news we don't have anything major going on for mass transit or at the airport . >> two suspect made off with a victim car, just been recovered in northeast philadelphia. we're work to go learn more on the victim's condition at this point, and police are still searching for the suspects, at

this hour. also, breaking a wawa is robbed in northeast philadelphia. this happened shortly after 3:00 this morning, on the 800 block of cottman avenue in fox chase. investigators say a gunman walked in, demanded cash, he got away with about a thousand dollars. luckily no one was injured. also, breaking this morning, the winner of the nobel peace prize has been announced. the first, malala yousafzai. the pakistani teenager was shot in the head by taliban militants in 2012 but she survived and is now a global advocate for children's education. now, the other winner is kailash satyarthi of india, kailash satyarthi also children's rights activist who has fought against child labor for decades. and, airline passengers comment about ebola, it sparks quite the scare in the air. >> all happened on board us airways flight from philly to punt a can a jan carabeo joins us now at philadelphia international with the dramatic response, jan, good

morning. >> erika, natasha, good morning, first we want to stress, no one on this flight actually had ebola goes cents to she what comment will do as this nation and the entire world worries about and tries to contain this deadly virus. >> by all accounts, us airways flight 845 from philadelphia to punt a can a was routine, that is until landing in the dominican republic to this announcement. >> i want you to keep your wits about you, we have people coming on, please, stay out of their way. let them do their jobs what followed was dramatic response, captured on video bypass inning ers with cell phones. youtube clip shows team in hazmats suits, boarding the plane, headed to back. passengers were told by flit attendants there was a situation, and passenger may have been in africa and had ' bowl a she was certain it was cents a hoax, but didn't take any chances. eventually, the team escorted

an unidentified man from the plane, and the airline confirmed the incident in a statement reading in part: we are following the direction of and strictly adhering to all centers for disease control and prevention guidelines in place for airlines and in response to the ebola virus, the flight checked by officials and cleared. those in the medical community say they would have quickly learned if the case had been real. than this incident should remind people of the how serious ebola has become. >> from medical perspective, does not seem to be a joke that went badly. i would advise people to take this seriously, ebola is no joke. people are very angus about it. >> judge the airline goes on to say, apologizes for any inconvenience, but the safety of its passengers and its employees is the first priority. now, starting tomorrow, and next week, 5us airports are going to be starting stricter

screening, of passengers coming from west africa, philly, however; not one of those airports. reporting live outside of philadelphia international airport, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i jan, thank you. meanwhile, law make letters hold hearing today in dallas over the death of thomas eric duncan, the first ebola patient to die here in the u.s. duncan was initially released from the hospital after he became ill. also, in dallas, officials say a sheriff's deputy who exited symptoms of ebola tested negative for the disease. that deputy had been inside the dallas apartment shared by duncan. also happening today, man kick vet of killing a baby and grandmother in a botched kidnapping attempt is due in court for the start of his penalty phase. jury found ragu guilty for first degree murder for his role in the deaths of ten ponds old sanvi and her 61 year old grandmother. kidnap for ransom went terribly wrong back in october

of 2012. >> the defendant has his mother to beg for his life, but that same opportunity was not given by the defendants for sanvi's mother. >> given everything he has been through, he is not an evil person. and not the worst of the worse and should not be put to death. >> if they do not sends him to death, he will be sentenced to live in prison. also today deitz and watson will break grounds on new facility here in philadelphia. the company is relocating more than a year after a fire destroyed its warehouse in burlington county, new jersey. officials with the city of philadelphia, moving a cents cross the delaware valley into this empty lot in talcony. move is expected to bring about 150 jobs to the area. also, serious teachers, protesting their canceled contract in germantown this morning. the cash strapped philadelphia school district made the surprise announcement on monday. the rally starts at 8:00 at john b kelly elementary school

on the 5100 block of pull as ski avenue. coming up in just about an hour, we will go live to the rally. meanwhile, police are warning homeowners to be vigilant after a burglary ring targeting the elderly and other states moves into our area. investigators say, that this man is post wag group of utility workers, according to authorities, one distract the victim as is two other burglarized the home taking anything they can. police arrested three suspect, so far, recovered stolen jewelry, and cash. pretty good, pretty organized, professional, and targeting the elder. >> i police looking for this man, described as 5-foot seven, with thin build, and burn or scar on his right cheek. utility companies say they'll never send someone to your home without calling first. well, right now, police are hoping that the public can help identify the suspect wanted in a string of bank robberies in south jersey. the suspect wears a burqa during these heists, the burqa

bandits struck once in camden, twice along the white horse pike in audubon. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan has exclusive video of the thief in action. >> some call it sack religious, wearing black burqa strikes for the thirds time, first the susquehanna bank in camden september 17th. then the audubon savings bank september 25th, the latest happened wednesday at the beneficial bank also cents in audubon. >> always says few words, be calm, takes a note, phoned it and puts it back in his pocket. >> using a burqa as a mass social security disrespectful, clever way to take advantage every religious tolerance. >> what are you supposed to do, take that off, let me see what's underneath that burqa? >> anything that will work for them, it is going to be religion that they hide behind, then you can't think about is it.

>> authorities have informed banks and local patrols to be on alert, but don't want muslims to worry about being discriminated against. >> some saying just doesn't look right. so if if isn't doing look like, please call. >> a man about 6 feet tall wearing a burqa, stands out. if you see that person, please call police right away. in audubon, cleve bryan, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i this morning, serious health concerns for former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev. >> coming up next, the latest on his condition after he's admitted to the hospital. >> also, ahead, more unrest in missouri, protesters fill the streets for second night in st. louis. ♪ >> katie is checking some rain on the weekend weather

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stalled, and firefighters had to come into help. and speaking that far rain, expecting some rain coming our way, but not until later on, right, katy? >> yes, little time to kill before that will actually take place here. good morning, everybody, hammy friday to you. there is some sunlight actually out there, popping over the horizon right now, but it will be very much at a premium today. see how the clouds have started to fun nel over the last few hours, clearly also some wet weather that we are beginning to track, generally, though, it is to our south, even south of dc, at this point. here's your frontal boundary. strong out, two piece toss this puzzle, guys, got stalled front, got area of developing low pressure back here, brinking in really heavy rain right now, across the oklahoma and kansas boards err. that's eventually what will ride along this frontal boundary and bring us our steadiest rain. so, we take you through future weather. start at 5:00 p.m. tonight. still barely drop to report at this point. remember, this is just model, but really good guidance i think to for what we are looking at. most of the day you don't need umbrella tonight different story.

by overnight, this is going to be widespread rain, that's falling, heavily, throughout our area. so if you have got big plans, going out to night club or something like that tonight, be out through the overnight, that is when it will be at its heaviest even through 5:00 a.m., six, 7:00 a.m., pretty heavy rain downs g us, notice back edge starts to move in later in the morning, gradually through the midday, we start to clear out from northwest to southeast. so not total wash, but the first half of the day i would say pretty much s meanwhile, we've got friday football frenzy, say that five times fast, you're going on air at plymouth whitemarsh high school, executive producer steve lindsey pumped for lasalle taking on st. joe's prep. cloudy skies, yes, showers around, but we are expecting that again heaviest rain won't come in here until later on tonight. let's jump to you your eyewitness weather three day forecast, and we are expect to go see those showers pick up, late today at earliest, and mainly it is tonight.

>> we gradually start to clear things out, sunday looks so much better than what we are seeing for the first half here. meanwhile, if you are watching that rain roll in, we want you to join our team of eyewitness weather watchers. if you love to watch the weather sign up for brand new eyewitness weather watcher program at cbsphilly.com/watchers. >> between friday football frenzy and weather watcher, just mouthful there. >> thanks. >> speaking of weather watchers, i was watching the sunrise walking through the hallway. >> preppy? >> oh, it is so nice. nice segway, katiement speaking that far you will definitely experience very heavy sun glare going right through the win shield, then adding to the volume you already have this rush hour, so get you outside, take a look. look at that. see? nice. thank you, tim, our producer. great shot to give up an idea of some of the sun glare, sunshine, that you will

experience this morning, it is a beautiful friday morning. really the commute is not awful at all. but you are going to have delays. not so much here, though. this is 95, if you are traveling around 452, delaware county as you can see moving just fine, both northbound and southbound. but when we switch up the camera shots, we show you that little bit of difference story traveling elsewhere, like traveling on 476. traveling on the blue route, both northbound and southbound, starting to feel that heat right around the area of route one. which is this area right here. if you are commuting in the northbound direction, that's going to be your heavier delay as of right now. if you are traveling in montgomery county shore ham, accident at welsh at blair mill, trying avoid the stretch if you k looking at travel times, so southbound on 476, seems to be in the clear between 76 and 95, again the volume building around route one. eastbound on the schuylkill about 24 minute commute between western suburbs in the city then southbound 95 forget about it out of the northeast making your way down toward the vine st. expressway.

>> potential presidential contenders stomp for pennsylvania governor, governor tom corbett joined by new jersey governor chris christie at rally in delaware county. christy told the crowd tomorrow wolf will lie in order to obtain power. republicans campaigned at the valley forge military academy in wayne. meantime, former secretary of state, hillary clinton, campaigned for democratic challenger tom wolf in philadelphia. the so-called women for wolf rally, it was cents held at the national constitution center, the latest polls give wolf a double digit lead over governor corbett right now, reelection day less than four weeks away. new this morning, former nobel peace prize winner mikhail golf chef, in the hospital. aren't too many details about the condition of the former soviet lead here has received treatment in the past for severe form of diabetes. but, russian news agencies report the 83 year old gorbachev told them his health is deteriorating, and he's determined to fight for his life. protesters in st. louis

face-off with police, they're angered by the fatal shooting of 18 year old black man by an off-duty police officer. authorities say deandre myers was killed wednesday night by an officer, who was working as is a security guard. police say the white officer who killed myers was returning fire, but myers parents say that he was unarmed. myers' death comes two months after the august 9th fatal shooting of unarmed michael brown in nearby ferguson, missouri. now, we've also got new information about jest see matthew junior man implicated in the disappearance of two college students in virginia, sources now confirm that matthew was working asomugha cab driver, the night virginia tech student morgan harrington disappeared. harrington was found dead in early 2010. months after she left a concert, and never got home. matthew was never charged in that case. but he has been arrested now in the disappearance of university of virginia student, hannah graham who vanish last month. the search for gram is ongoing. texas prosecutors want

running back adrian peterson lock up after they say he admitted to quote smoking a little weed. the 29 year old is out on bond on child abuse charges. prosecutors say peterson made the ad mission during a urine test on wednesday. the judge has yet to schedule a hearing on that issue. peterson was arrested lasts month for allegedly beating his son with a switch. your time right now 7:20. college students pay it forward in a big way. >> coming up next, wait until you hear about a the tip after lifetime that one pizza delivery man walks away with. we love it. first here's what's coming up tonight on the "cw philly".

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>> breaking news, a manhunt is currently underway after two men taze an employee at the neshaminy mall in bucks county

and steel his car. the suspects gotway but the victim's car was recovered in northeast philadelphia. also, breaking news this morning, police are searching for the armed robber who got away about a thousand dollars from a wawa on cottman avenue in fox chase. the gunman got away on foot around 3:00 this morning. officials say they believe an airline passenger escorted off a plane in punt a cane an is not infected with ' bowl a the flight originate in the philadelphia. the passengers remarks is what trying third massive situation here. well, there has been a lot of talk lately about tipping. >> oh, yes. some people have not been tipping enough apparently. but that cannot be said about indianna university. called for two pizzas, then tipped the delivery man more than a thousand dollars. james also received notes of inspiration, written by student. he was just overwelmed. >> pizza delivery person, i just want to thank you for all your hard work, no one else may see it, but i do, never stop working hard for your dreams because you can accomplish anything.

>> oh, that's great. one school officials said the point of all of this, do for one, what you could wish you could do for everyone. and they had him therefore the as aim bridge, more than -- couple of hundred kids there in the auditor (and there is the bag of inspirational notes for him. >> great gesture. >> great lesson for the student, too. >> pay it forward. back with you in just 30 seconds. 7:25, you're watching "cw philly". back in a moment. progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant!

meteorologist katie fehlinger is in the weather center. umbrella necessary today? >> eventually. if you're out through the day height hours, can probably get away without t latest frontal boundary stalling out. see moisture starting to fire up here, off to the southwest. it is going to take some time for this all to actually move north, how much. so you will get most of the day in with really just view like this a loft clouds out there. that's certainly what we're phone g outside beach patrol headquarters and starting to take over the skyline for pretty much everybody at this point. so i would say, as early as late this afternoon, start to see the first raindrops falling from the steadiest of the showers, and they will get even steadier, and turn into just straight up rainfall.

overnight into tomorrow morning, before it gradually clears away, tomorrow, around midday from northwest to southeast. sunday, so much nicer by comparison. and mild start to next week. tory? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, we have delays out, there definitely 95, definitely the schuylkill expressway, soap, let's go right to 951st. if you are traveling on 95, in the southbound direction approaching the betsy ross bridge, we had earlier disable vehicle belonging one of the lanes, fell on the shoulder but take a lock at the rush you have out of the northeast, also, be delayed as you make your way approaching the mid-span down toward eighth and vine on the bend. head back to the desk. >> next update clock 55, cbs this morning continues on cbs-3. i'm natasha brown, ha

airline passenger's comment about ebola sparks a scare in the air. it all happened on us airways flight from philadelphia to punt a can an in the dominican republic. jan carabeo live at philadelphia international airport this morning to tell us about the dramatic response

it's created, jan? cents. >> reporter: dramatic response on flight from philly, that landed in punta cana, the dominican republic, this is that video of the response, up loaded to youtube. take a look. this is us airways flight a45, when it landed in punta cana, a flight attendant made announcement, she said, people were coming on board, and asked passengers to please let them do their job. you can see, a team of local officials wearing hazmat suits boarded the plane and walk to the back, the person who up loaded it video says passengers were told by flight attendants that there was cents a situation, and that a passenger may have been in africa and had ebola. she added, though, that she was certain it was cents a hoax, but did not take any chances. officials later took an unidentified man off the plane, and afterward the airline confirmed the incident and apologized for any inconvenience, those in the

medical community now say they would have fast learned if this case was real, and they say the scenario should show just how concerned health officials are about ebola. >> from the medical perspective there is seems to be a hoax, a joke, that went badly. i would advise people to take this seriously because ebola is no joke. people are very anxious about it. >> now, us airways released this statement reading in part: we are following the direction of and strictly adhering to all centers for disease control and prevention guidelines in place for airlines in response to the ebola virus, the flight was checked, by officials, and cleared. now, those passengers were allowed off of that plane about two hours after it landed in the dominican republic, again, the airline apologizes phonies inconvenience, but says safety of its passengers and its employees is the first priority. happening tomorrow, and in the next coming days, 5us airports are going to start stricter

screening of passengers, coming from west africa, philly, how much; not on that list. reporting live outside of philadelphia international airport, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". january, thank you very much. of those screenings, jan mentioned, one begins this weekend, starting tomorrow, passengers arriving from west africa will be questioned, and examined, at jfk in new york. the rest of the screenings start next week, at newark, dullos, o'hare, hearts field airports. new jersey governor chris christie spoke about the need to ramp up security to keep this deadly virus from spread. >> of course we're concerned. but that concern is being moved into action. i hope the federal government moves even more quickly to get newark airport up and ready to go from that perspective. never charge of that aspect of providing security at our airports. >> christie also said he was assured by the white house that the owe bad a -- obama administration was moving as quickly as possible. similar screening already in place in west africa.

now, to "eyewitness news" exclusive. a by err says the university of pennsylvania police officer took things a little too far in a confrontation caught on tape. >> you're going to pepper spray me? >> this u pen officer pulled over sarah rodriguez for running a red light. she said she did not stop right away, but when she did, thinks he is call ate dollars. and that's when a bystander started recordingment rodriguez claims another officer responded and used homophobic slurs while insisting the bystander stop recording. in the end, rodriguez was ticketed and says she accepts responsibility for going through that red light. but, she adds, that the officer's actions cents were unwarranted. >> someone slamming their bike into me, trying to make me crash, and then holding a can of pepper spray. that's ridiculous, that's excessive force. >> penn police tell "eyewitness news" the officer was simply enforcing the traffic laws as it is currently in the middle of their share the road campaign. the department says it will

investigate the other allegations. just past 7:33, let's get our traffic and weather together. how are we looking this friday, katy? >> casino of half and half here. spec to go see the clouds continue to thick win time here. that in part will limit the amount of warm that can take place for us. we've been talking basically all week about the possibilities more rain, and definitely coming our way, but the timing has slowed down a little bit. so what that means is that, yes, you can already see some of the moisture starting to fire up here, in the form of showers, south of dc, for example, this could take little bit more time for this to actually lift into our region, delaware will see it first, moves in basically from southwest to northeast, with time, but here is a good synopsis how things will go here today. expect mainly cloudy skies through the better part of the day, toward 9:00 p.m., it is starting get little damp, but generally those, the showers, really hold off until at least the time the sun goes down. and then overnight, that steady rain basically just completely takes over the entire region, and it will soak us, at least through tomorrow morning, before

gradually tapering often by midday. from northwest to southeast. so, that said, i would say, you know, the later your outdoor plans tomorrow the drier will likely be, in philadelphia today at best we are talking up aerials, we'll struggle to hit 06, a even in the poconos, a lot of the surrounding regions, shore points probably just little milder here today with on shore flow. but the clouds are a running theme for everybody. if you still have little bit of sun for now, don't get too used to it, clouds will thicken, most of the day just kind of dreary looking. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. also right now, experiencing some of that sun glare, katie was saying, not too much, but if you are traveling on parts of 95, definately will feel rush hour delays as well as some of the sun glare, and in this particular area, residual delays from earlier disable vehicle, that was taking out one of the lanes, so, southbound 95, slow going out of the northeast all the way down through the vine there is shot here, not too far away from the area of the betsy ross bridge. soap, it definitely looks like a rush hour commute this friday morning. as we take a look at the ben

franklin bridge, notice approaching the mid-span, then down toward eighth and vine on the westbound side of the ben you will be jam. we have construction taking out the two right lanes, and really just rush hour. moving our way into huntington valley montgomery county, accident philmont avenue at hillside avenue. try to avoid that stretch if you k also not too far away in horsham, rush mill, blair mill road, known accident scene. out there for quite a while. some of the travels time, westbound on the pa turnpike still not awful there. not awful as well 476, again, southbound side of 95 slow for sure, woodhaven all the way down through to the vine at 33 minutes. but expect delays on the schuylkill expressway for sure, touch of traffic if you are traveling on the vine st. expressway around broad street westbound. erika? >> torrey, thank you. dairy queen is the latest chain to join long litz of businesses targeted by hackers. the fast-food chain says that haak ers may have stolen customers credit and debit card numbers. at almost 400 stores, there are targeted between august and october. we check and the affected restaurants close toast philadelphia are in reading,

dover, and bear, delaware. now 73 time for check on business news. >> jill wagner joins us now from the new york stock exchange, jill there is week, roller coaster ride on wall street. dow jed was down from the best day to the worse in the year wednesday. what is happening with the markets? >> yes. good morning, erika, that the tasha. it has been wild ride this week. so there is real a lot of factors that play. for one, there is cents concern about economic growth in china and europe. there is cents cents fear germany, which is the biggest economy in europe, could be slipping into a recession. we've also seen huge drop in crude oil prices cents, so that's great for us. we're paying whole lot less at the gas pump. but isn't owe great for energy stocks like exxon, chevron. they are tumbling and dragging down the market with them. so, stuck going on forward, analysts cents say the bears aren't back on wall street. that's good news. unfortunately they say these types of swings could become the new normal. erika, natasha? >> up and down here, but also hearing about amazon.

going old school little bit. opening real store? >> that's right, the internet giant may open its very first physical store, right here in new york city, just in time for the holiday season. so, shoppers could try out amazon's product, things like kindle, and their new smart phone, and their tv sets, and according to the wall street journal, if it is successful, amazon could also build more physical stores in other cities, but, erika, that the tasha, if you guys are amazon fans have, to make a trip here to the big apple. >> thanks, jill. for more money tips and information from money watch. com just to our website cbsphilly.com. >> you know, it was cents good enough for our forefathers, and good enough for travel and leisure now apparently. >> the magazine ranked philly as their favorite one of their favorite cities. philadelphia finished second for best historical cities. thanks to iconic landmarks like independence hall and the liberty bell. only washington, d.c. finished ahead of us.

the city of brotherly love also came in third for the best sandwiches pizak and passionate sports fans, something we certainly know a lot about. >> well, divorce can affect more than just a couple involved. specially when pets are caught right in the middle of oftentimes bitter dif offices cents cents. attorneys say they've seen positive% jump in pet disputes during divorce proceedings, that's because according to law pets aren't people. they're seen as property. but one pet lover wasn't going down without a fight. she spent more than $10,000 to make sure sweet pea was staying with her. >> letting go of a house or retirement funds or money, i could deal with that. but letting go of my dog, i couldn't part with that. >> animal experts say you should consider what's best for your pet. they also say you should try and settle outside of court, or pots bridge, add a pet cause clause to your prenup. >> you may be surprised how researchers say the cost of your ring can affect your

marriage. >> studying at help i university, the bigger the diamond the greater the chance of adult. >> looking at 3,000 adults, and found weddings that cost more than $20,000 were three times more likely to end in divorce than wed that is cost less than $10,000. so not about the size of the ring or size of the wedding it, about the love. you can only hope. >> about the marriage. have you heard this one before? horse walks into a police station. >> , no it is not a joke, we promise, it is real. coming up next the unexpected advice tort who trotted right to up officers, too much. >> ♪ >> katie per bye to get one big gig. where the pop star will soon be performing for the largest concert of her carareer. that story is coming up. we'll be right back.

>> horse walks into a police station. love the guy at the door. he apparently escaped from passes tour. security turned the horse around. safely escorted back home. >> he is so calm about it, too. >> yes, just like walks in. and oh, no, don't want you, shoe him away like's bird or something. >> maybe just wanted some company. >> we do have different type of time citer. >> in one welcomed at local police station. meet jagr newest member of the ridley police department k9 unit. sixteen month old came from xlk9, specialize in training dogs for law enforce. ment reportedly partnered with officer robert quinlan, a ten year veteran of the force, and that is one handsome dog. welcome to the area. all right, 7:43, time for

another quiz with katie on this friday, good morning. >> indeed. we're going to switch gears for you here. we get right to the question. okay. >> is the answer hail, rainbows, c, clouds, or d, hurricanes? >> natasha got it first got it right the first time. >> go ahead, natasha. >> oh, my goodness. >> you have to know what the coriolis effect. >> and all just guessing. i go b for brown. >> b for brown, as is in rainbows. >> you would be wrong. >> coriolis stemming from the latin word -- no, clouds? >> i didn't feel good about that answer. >> fifty-50, erika, what do you think. >> the earth rotation, right? the speed -- >> i'm not answer that

question until you respond. >> sorry. >> okay, i go with d hurricanes. >> d for hurricanes. can you mimic the sounds effect. yeah! >> the effect because of the deflection of the earth's rotation, hemisphere things get deflected to the right. part of the reason we have westerly flow here in the northern hemisphere, whole bunch of other reasons why we see things happen the way they do. yes, atmosphere, because. coriolus effect, give you sense what's going on here with our pattern, and we are talking about wet weather. we've got frontal boundery basically just strung out at this point. you can see it extending all the way back very well defined, area of low pressure actually developing on its tail end. that's what's going to roll through the area, and eventually bring us pretty soaking rain looks like, and i got to tell you the timing here could be so much worse than it actually will be.

let's take you through future rain amount, time stap p 7:00 p.m. tonight, still nothing on the board, and if this pans out, your day looking pretty good. we put things into motion. shall we? we go through the overnight into tomorrow morning, say by early afternoon, talking upward of inch every rain on the gown specially just southeast of philadelphia. looks like overnight friday, saturday morning issue, sunshine outside the he will henry school. have glasses red any some spots. that sun very much at premium through the day today. because eventually the clouds will really thicken over the entire region, and eventually will also have to deal with some showers, start to pick up from southwest to northeast. so we say showers late, but many of you don't have to deal with it until tonight. tomorrow morning the rainy period, then through the afternoon, midday, skies will gradually start to clear from northwest to southeast. and look so much better. but of course with rain on the way we don't you to forget download the app for the

updated forecast around the clock. find it not only in the itunes app store, but now you can also fine it on google play, it is now available for android devices. a lot of people have been waiting for that one, tore. >> i absolutely. you no he what, katie, he'll laughing at myself, thinking of cornea, and then i was thinking eye of the storm, them i went with clouds. how does that make any sense? >> all made no sense. >> i was one of those nervous students in school that would know the right answer, no, let me change it at the last minute. any who, you might have to change up your plans this morning if you are traveling on 476. northbound approaching broomall, disable vehicle, which is blocking the left-hand lane. adding to the traffic that you already have in the northbound direction of the blue route. give yourself more time. very sunny shot here of the 42 freeway, if you are headed in the for the bound direction, seeing delays, stemming between 55 and the walt whitman bridge. it is breaking just little. you are still going to feel slow that way. in audubon, accident on south park avenue, orchard lane, be minds full of that. also an accident montgomery county philmont avenue at

hillside avenue. as we take a look at some of the speed censors, slow downs on the northbound side of 55, northbound, 42, and traveling in pa, delays on 95, the schuylkill, and as we have seen before, 476 the usual spots, so plan accordingly. natasha. >> thank you, flyers play a tough division opponent for the home opener and it turns out to be a big big battle with the devils. let's take you back here, flyers made come back after falling behind three-nothing early on. wayne simmons tied the game with goal in the final second of the second peer. simmons had two goals last night, but the devils got the game winner from former flyers, former flyer, that is, zubrus in the thirds. they win six to four. flyers host kade and yan tomorrow night. new york giants, they're coming to town this sunday night. for a prime time match up with the eagles, eagles offense has struggled bit lately, our beasley reese, cbs contributor and last year's rushing champion shady mccoy why he wasn't on the field in the

clutch in last week's lost to the rams. >> supposed to go out there, do -- so i don't mind the call. i mean, made a move. that's how it is. >> well, there was prime time match up between the colts and texans last night, right here on cbs367891 of three touchdowns last night for andrew luck, this bomb to ty hilton in the first quarter. the colts jumped taught 24-point lead. then, they held on to beat the texans in houston 34 to 28. indianapolis takes over soul possession of first place in the afc south. the next rounds of the baseball playoffs starts tonight in baltimore, the orioles host kansas city in the american league championship series. winner of the best of seven series moves on to the world series. the national league championship series starts tomorrow night with san francisco, at st. louis, in game one. still ahead this morning, beloved book makes it to the big screen. >> kevin frazier has a preview of that movie, and more, in theatres this weekend.

>> robert downey junior has defends his father in the judge. the terrible horrible no good very bad day, life on the big

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>> perry will play at the superbowl. they asked artist for payment in exchange for performing at the half time gregg. last set records with 111 million people tuning in to see performances by bruno mars, and red hot chilly peppers. great performance, too. last week she told espn she wouldn't pay to play at the superbowl. >> robert downey junior returns home, jennifer garner,

steve corril, bring children areas favorite book to the big screen. >> kevin frazier from entertainment tonight has a look at what's playing in theatres this weekend. >> you have no idea the kind of day we are having. >> based on the children's classic, steve corril and jennifer garner lead this family comedy, which expands on the book simple premise of having, well, just one of those days. >> just feel like we kept making different little mini movies? like different episodes, sort of different chapters it. and the fact that everybody gets a chance. >> each of the kids has real moment to shine. it really made it feel liken acceptable. >> i think you got to have the bad days, so you can love the good days, even more. >> trust me, i would know. >> and things are much more serious for the family in the judge. >> my father is a lot -- >> when his father played by acting legend robert duval, accused of murder, robert downey junior comes to his defense, but, they have more problems facing them than legal ones. >> barely stand the site of eve other.

henry? >> i like it because it is not real a courtroom drama. it is not really like family, and it is not real a tear jerker as much as it is just this almost like this metro no, ma'am where there is all these different moods and feelings, so entertaining, and a lot of width in it, and it just remind me of like real life. >> for entertainment tonight, kevin frazier, now back to you in the studio. >> you do want to know what's happening in hollywood. be sure to tune into entertainment tonight catch it tonight and every week night at 7:00 on our sister station cbs-3. we expect to learn more today about the death of former saturday night live comedian jan hooks, passed away last night after long battle with a un specific illness. the actress was a member of the s&l from 1986 until 1991. when she joined the cast of designing women. most recently she was nominated for an emmy for her work on 30 rock. she was just 57 years old.

we'll take a back and be right back with a check of your traffic and weather and weather together.

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. made it to fridayment hoping for decent day. katie, how is it looking? >> depend on when you are planning to be out, when your outdoor plans take place here. we are starting to see the clouds already thicken. we have seen a glimmer of sunshine so far this morning. but that will quickly get skewed by the developing and thickening cloud cover out there. you can see the wet weather, starting to already pop up here, just south of dc and it is cents matter of time before woe begin to see some of the showers as, well. but you have most of the day, where you don't need the umbrella generally it is toward evening, that any wet wet letter likely start to pick up, but the rain does get steadier with time overnight into tomorrow morning, it will be at its heaviest, which frankly if it has cents to happen at all the best time we could hope for i would say. sixty-two at best for tomrrow's high, gradually with time, through midday

basically, skies will start to clear out and sunday looks a lot better, tory? >> something to look forward to. thanks, katie. good morning, everyone, not looking forward to your commute. that's for sure, on this friday morning, we have an accident if you are traveling on 476 northbound just beyond mcdade. and unfortunately, even though this is on the shoulder, you're running into more traffic, heading further north, because of earlier disable vehicle, we added broomall. not going to be fun. also, you're going to feel the heat on the roosevelt boulevard making your way to the schuylkill on the schuylkill 95 headed into downtown and watch out for this accident in horsham. no delays for mass transit. erika? >> thank you, next update at 8: 25, much more ahead on cbs this morning. local news weather and traffic continues with us on the "cww philly" on these

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>> suspect tazed an employee, stole his car, took off. the victim is recovering, the car found in northeast philadelphia. this happened at the neshaminy mall. >> breaking right now, police looking for gunman who held up

a wawa in northeast philadelphia. happened shortly after 3:00 a.m., 800 block cottman and fox chase. developers say thief walked in, demanding cash, and he got a which with about a thousand dollars. no one was hurt. also, breaking this morning, the winners of this year's nobel peace prize have been announced. the first, malala yousafzai, the pakistani teenager was shot in the head by taliban militants, survived, now global advocate for children's education, the other winner kailash satyarthi of india, kailash satyarthi is also a children's rights activist, who has fought against child labor for decades. and airline passenger's comment meantime about ebola spark quite a square in the air. >> this all happened on us airways flight from philadelphia to punta cana in the dominican republic. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at philadelphia international with the dramatic response, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, first, we want to e