Wednesday. We start with an emergency session set for today at the United Nations over whats being called a war crime in syria. Government warplanes dropped suspected toxic gas on their own citizens. The images of the suffering can be very difficult to watch. Abcs lana zak has the latest. Reporter the horrific brutality. The Syrian People the victims of a suspected chemical weapons strike by their own government. Young children and babies among the victims of one of the worst attacks in the history of this civil war. The death toll continues to rise. The injured struggle to breathe. Rescue workers racing to rinse the toxic substance from the skin of victims. The assault unrelenting. Even as this local activist reported from one of the hospitals, it was hit with another air strike. The suspected sarin gas attack follows two chlorine gas attacks over the past week. No one is doing anything to stop these gas attacks. Reporter these chemical weapon attacks come just days after the new Trum
Want to be. That would be dave murphy outside. Yeah, no kidding. It is a really nice start today. Ive got a jacket on but its not bad. Satellite shows you how the clouds are starting to kick out over toward the northeast. There are some problems with visibility early on over to the east of philadelphia but in general were looking at lots of sunshine today. 61 degrees currently in philadelphia, too, so feeling pretty good on the bus stop right now. Down into the mid to low 50s in our northern suburbs and 54 in millville and wilmington. Again a jacket not a bad idea. Visibility has improved greatly in trenton. Were up to 4 miles. But down in Atlantic City still an issue. Through all of those areas in gray you may run into a bit of a visibility issue this morning. Careful with the kids on the bus stop. As we go through the day it looks like a good one. 53 degrees by 7 oclock, 67 by 3 oclock and 69 degrees by 5 oclock. That high of 70 may not hit until about dinnertime tonight but it will
An ad outrage. The new pepsi commercial featuring Kendall Jenner sparking a huge firestorm. Using protesters and police to sell soda. Critics calling it tone deaf. Social media having a field day. Will the ad be pulled . Good morning, america. It is a busy wednesday morning right here and, boy, you got to say if Kendall Jenner and pepsi wanted some attention, they got it. Yeah, theyre getting a lot of it this morning. A lot of backlash being compared to this famous image of a black lives matter protester and a lot of people taking exception. Perhaps not the attention pepsi was hoping for. Well have much more on that coming up. First President Trump facing one of his first major challenges oversea, the crisis in syria. The white house is condemning that chemical attack that killed dozens of people. The worst there in years and the u. N. Security council is now holding an emergency meeting about this today. Our chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here with all the latest. Goo
Millville. And 45 in Atlantic City. It is chillier there, because cold front has kind of stalled there. Weve got few clouds around. But visibility, very poor, near the coastline. So, trenton, wrightstown, Atlantic City, very foggy this morning, as bob will show in you his Traffic Cameras momentarily. 68 degrees, sunny skies, todays a simple forecast. Tomorrow, gets a little more complicated. And we go through it with you coming up. Bob kelly . Sue, good morning, everybody, 5 01. Where are you . Are you out there . Come on, look at 95. Look at the difference in last ten minutes. We are getting socked here, with some really thick fog. This is i95, at cottman avenue in northeast philadelphia, right where we had that jackknife tractortrailer yesterday. Headlights are on, not so much so that you can see, so the other guy can see you, so thats 95. This is woodhaven road up in northeast philadelphia. Starting to creep in with some fog, and we started out with following, on the new jersey turn
Witnessed a funnel cloud touchdown over building before quickly moving backup, and then out of the area. Were also told that 23 employees were inside at the time, in one was injured. Were fortunate, way our town is low, if this touched down in our town, it would have been a lot of problems, downtown. So up here in the hill come through and great big building and took the roof so that is one thing that was, substantial really. Reporter now aside from the roof most of the damage here has been to the cars, in the parking lot, we are taking a look, some have been removed right now, and, it is an entire car underneath that area of roofing, were told that was checked to make sure no one was inside of that vehicle. Once again no injuries have been reported, and witnesses say, a tornado and that will be checked with the National Weather service. Reporting live,al sand contract hoff for cbs3 Eyewitness News. You have shown these storms pack a punch but they are, on the move right now. We will c