>> very busy not only because the schuylkill right now is closed at a certain area, we will talk more about that but also we have accident after accident coming in right now. so very busy morning. >> schuylkill is such a hugh artery. >> yes. >> stay tune. we will definitely need to hear that news. we have some change in the forecast. we will see a frontal boundary make eighths approach. this has been sluggish, rolling across the central united states for last couple of days really. it is finally going to arrive here barely brush our area but bring witt potential for wet weather. so especially north and west of the city. do you see pockets of the showers in north central and then toward late day, early evening you might see a shower , around. maybe even a brief but locally heavy downpour as we go up that way. currently our air temperatures are off to a mild start, look at mount pocono, my goodness, 62 degrees at this hour of the morning in october. come on, that is crazy. not completely, but it is rare our wind flow is out of the south and west and that will shove that warmth our way and also eventually help humidity, to climb. so with time, we are going to see the cloud build in out there, it is not terribly humid just yet but it is warm up to 81. as kid get out of school and toward evening that is your best chance to see wet weather we can feel comfortable, confident in giving you a solid a grade, especially a fan of the warmth, not looking too bad. >> i think a lot of people will be very happy about that, katie, thanks very much. something thaw will not be happy about is the schuylkill at a certain area right now is , closed. this is going to affect many of you. what we're looking at is this is where fatal crash happened earlier before 3:00 a.m. involving a met or cycle and vehicle, schuylkill eastbound past university avenue all lanes closed there. traffic is being diverted, thinks where a live picture where it is diverted, traffic diverted on to university avenue, bumper to bumper conditions here. you can see lots of brake lights, vehicle after vehicle. i will say if you can avoid this area you will want to only getting busy and they are saying it is another hour, maybe another two hours before the investigation gets completed. so because of that we are on our sensor map starting to see slow down to almost complete stop, that is what we are seeing right now being diverted on to university avenue. if you can take an alternate route from your place to the place of employment or where ever you are headed this morning you will want to do so we also have an accident in wood town that is still out there route 40 still closed near route 45. so you will to have use an alternate 322 is your best bet other one in havertown west chester pike westbound edge hill road, jim, back over to you. authorities in las vegas investigating the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history hope that the gunman's girlfriend can help them piece together a motive. >> cbs news correspondent mola lenghi has the very late on the investigation. >> reporter: investigators in las vegas continue to comb through the life and hotel room of gunman stephen paddock trying to figure out why he carried out sunday's massacre. >> we don't have any immediately accessible thumb prints that would indicate the shooter's, idealology, or motivation. >> reporter: president trump visited the city in wednesday to meet with survivors and first responders as authorities provided fresh inside in the faithful night. they say is there evidence paddock planned to escape rather then killing himself as officers closed in. officials add that in of the cameras paddock brought to his room for surveillance were recording. clark county sheriff joseph lombard owe says it is hard to imagine one man alone could stockpile so much weaponry. >> you have to make the assumption he had to have some help at some point. >> reporter: investigators are hoping paddock's girlfriend can yield some answers. she voluntarily flew back from the philippines to the u.s. tuesday night and met with the fbi for hours of questioning. just before the shooting paddock sent marilou danley to the philippines to visit family. danley thought this was paddock's way of preparing her for a break up. >> it never occurred to me in anyway that he was planning violence against anyone. >> reporter: law enforcement said paddock stockpiled 47 guns since 1982, and bought 33 of them over the past year alone. mo l.a. lenghi for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in washington debate over gun control has reignited in the aftermath of the massacre in las vegas. president trump so far has not weighed in, in fact, yesterday he brushed off questions about gun violence in america, as he visited a hospital in las vegas. he responded by saying quote we're not going to talk about that today, we won't talk about that, advocates of the stricter gun laws say the time to talk is right now. >> don't tell me it is the protection of the second a moment when you won't stand up for the first amendment. don't tell me this is about anything other than greed, greed, money, and fear. >> yesterday congress introduced legislation that would outlaw bump stock gun accessories, the las vegas gunman used them to accelerate his firing capabilities, president trump again has not yet weighed in. and gun control will likely be a topic at this weekend's gun show in montgomery county. gun october fess begins tomorrow at greater philadelphia expo center in oaks. right now there is in law in pennsylvania restrictions sale of the so-called bump fire stop which has jim just said was used by the las vegas shooter. organizers say the nation need to come together on the gun issue. >> right now it seems when an unfortunate incident like this happens, right away one side wants to ban guns the other side doesn't want to do anything. we have to sit down and have a discussion on where we go forward in this country. >> organizers also say one main focus of the show is gun safety. well, developing news from overseas this morning we have learned that three u.s. army special forces, troops, were among those killed in an ambush in the african country of niger on wednesday. officials say they were likely attack by militants with ties to al qaeda. this is file video, two other soldiers were also, injured in that ambush, and they are said to be in stable condition. investigators are trying to figure out what caused an overnight fire that destroyed a pizza shop in chalfont bucks county. smoke poured out of the building on the 400 block of west butler avenue. at lee four fire co put out the flames. inside appeared to be charred, no injuries were reported and no word just yeltsin on how that fire started. police are trying to figure out what led to the triple shooting overnight in north philadelphia one man is dead while another man and a teenager are in the hospital. this happened on the 2500 block of dover street, at around 11:30 last night. police arrived and found all three shooting victims. the man in his 20's was shot in the head, and he died at the hospital. another man and a 17 year-old boy are in stable condition, police found shell casings from two different guns. >> we know that two guns were used, and possibly two shooters, or one shooter with two guns, we're not certain at this time. >> eyewitnesses told police that the gunman took off in a white van, if you have any information, philadelphia police want to hear from you. police in union city, new jersey are investigating after three police officers were seriously hurt while on duty. it started last night when a teenager was hit and killed by a garbage truck. while police were on the scene of that incident, two motorcycles barreled through the area. and three officers, were hospitalized as a result, and they are all expected to survive, and one motorcycle driver, crashed, he is also expected to survive, and the other driver escaped. authorities in bucks county are looking for two men , that they say sexually assaulted a woman in the state park. it happened at lake noxamixon on monday night, victim said that she was on the fishing pier when two men forced her into a silver hon a they say they drove her to another part of the park and raped her. police say suspects are in their early 20's. police are looking for a man who, took a picture up a skirt in new jersey. it was inside a wal-mart in turnersville. you can see the man walk up to the victim, place his phone under her skirt, she turns around, confronts man and he walks away. police have not released the suspect's name. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a struggle to get supplies to people in the hardest hit rural areas of puerto rico as we learn about a new storm churning in the atlantic. >> find out who could be impact, plus this. a new study find entertainment systems in cars can be just as distracting as smart phones, i'm meg oliver in new york 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tropical depression number 16. it has, sustained wind of just 35 miles an hour right now but forecasters are expecting it to strengthen into a tropical storm as it enters the gulf of mexico this weekend and preps are underway in new orleans. >> we will have about 287 employees, over the course of this event, doing what they need to do as far as cleaning out crane lines, maintaining, operating the pumps. >> drainage pumps are their top concern as we saw earlier, pumping capacity is down and lead to flooding. if the tropical depression develops into this season's 16th named storm, it will be called nate. here's hoping it doesn't develop because i feel like we have had our fill of storms, katie, we know you have been watching it as well. >> indeed, we have. even if it were to not strength tone storm or hurricane status you still have the rain and moisture this is bringing in. it does look inevitable that at least parts of the gulf states will get struck by this here's the storm, we will give you a sense of where the track is heading and likely, at some point today or into tomorrow this will become tropical storm nate, and then there is possibility that it even strengthen to hurricane status as it comes very close, to new orleans and rest of the buy you area there. at this point there is, if we can find an positive houston is not direct target, beaumont is not a direct target but certainly flooding rain and big issues for places that are at sea level or essentially below. moving forward take notice of the curve that is made here by the time we get to the early part of the week but is what lefties heading our way. that will bring in our next best chance of soaking rain. we have questions like don't we need rain at this point. we're doing okay. so it is not that we don't need the rain but we also aren't in a deficit either. so, we're level, which is nice we have had that scenario throughout the summer in fact. by the way, i cannot help but notice my glittering, band-aid , here, if you were in the with us in the last half an hour rahel and i got our flu shots. meanwhile looking at the front trying to drop in this is getting hung up nearby, bringing north and west of the city a shower or a brief but locally heavy downpour, primarily after the kid are out of school but toward early evening. if you are traveling north that could lead to minor p.m. drive issues. looking forward we're still really warm for the standard all seven day long. monday, meisha looks like the wetest day of the pack. >> all right, katie, thanks very much. good morning everyone. so just in case you are waking up with us we have had an accident earlier and because of that schuylkill right now is closed, where? what are you looking at? schuylkill eastbound past university avenue right now is closed, take a look at these backups. you are being diverted on to university avenue and already you can see just cracking in the 6:00 o'clock hour, 6:17 to be exact, take a look what you will sit in if you try to head out to the schuylkill and take where they are diverting you on to university avenue. you will be sitting in there an awful long time. the backups are now extending all the way back, to the vine. so again, schuylkill eastbound past university avenue is closed because of an accident that happened before 3:00 a.m. involving a motor motorcycle and vehicle. all lanes closed. traffic, i can diverted but bumper to bumper conditions extend back to the vine and investigation is scheduled to be taking place in the next hour or maybe even two hours. wood town, new jersey another accident here you will testify use an alternate route 322 is your best bet, so route 40 is closed near route 45 in havertown. you also have an accident with injuries, west chester pike westbound at eagle road bumper to bumper conditions here as well, jim, back over to you. we all know smart phones may cause drivers to take their eyes off the road but there is other technology that can lead to distract driving, here's cbs news correspondent meg oliver. >> reporter: entertainment systems protect technology at your fingertips but new stud friday triple a finds the screens can be extremely distracting. >> tune the radio to 97.1fm. >> reporter: researchers had volunteers test 30 different vehicles on a residential road and they measure how much drivers had to look at the screen and think about what they were doing while making a call, sending a text or using a stereo or navigation system. professor david strayer from the university of utah led the research. >> some of the most advanced systems are really very difficult for the driver to use, may take minutes before you actually are able to perform. >> reporter: study found drivers were visually distract for more than 40 seconds when programming the navigation system or sending a text message. triple a says removing your eye for the road, for just two seconds doubles the risk of a crash. ricardo mayes, nearly missed a subpoena sign while using a touch screen. >> the car would use the screens on the touch pad are the ones that made me feel most uncomfortable. >> call maps on mobile. >> reporter: researchers say voice commands take driver's attention off the road. >> calling. >> reporter: look at this woman's eyes as she tries to make a call. triple a is sharing the results of auto makers. safety experts want car companies to change entertainment systems so the most distracting features are locked out when the carries in motion. meg oliver for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pretty cool, year book staff at a missouri high school is producing a high tech book of memories for students with the help of the mobile app year book pictures come to life. students can down load an app that will make video play when they cover their phones over a picture. students can then share the pictures and videos from their high school careers. >> the idea we will have one for each one of the seniors, so their senior video will go back and watch, in the year book. >> it is showing the pictures. not just showing you the picture but throw you motions and what they are doing. >> also, how about this app can be used to give video more pictures from pictures in the hallways of the original high school like student of the month and sporting event. >> i like that idea. >> i was on the year book staff. >> were you. >> you always had to edit stuff out. this helps add some stuff to it. >> i was on the newspaper on the tv station. >> so was i. >> yes. >> and, i'm telling you. >> we will not competing. >> oh, yes we are, every kay we are, dictionary has a new word and philadelphia stand up you can be proud this morning. >> this new word is unique, you can say to philadelphia we're talking about juan, miriam webster describes it as philadelphia all purpose noun, of course, we know juan can refer to anything. >> i still don't understand it >> after getting the news the city of philadelphia tweeted out we don't need a dictionary telling us what we already know to be true, juan is a versatile juan. >> that certainly is. in the dictionary, the new addition seems to have support of higher learning with the university of pennsylvania tweeting we accept this jawn, it seems like we are all in consensus. this is one time when i don't like jawn or talking about woman there is a bad jawn over there. >> in one i know uses this word, i don't understand it. >> i'm hanging out with the wrong people. >> you have to find these jawn s. >> up next the world lead shore knocked pope francis out of the top spot for number of twitter followers. >> was it you. >> was not me. plus sea turtles getting ready to return to the wild but first pat gallen shows house biologist are putting him through sea turtle survivor school, that is a real thing, i lomy mom.om. i love my kids. my kids. my job. taking care of everybody. everyday. my mom. my kids. my job. yes. when i'm at work. when i'm at home. i could just really use some help 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found the girl had suffered a fractured leg. from the inquirer drexel university professor who had come under fire multiple times for controversial tweet is in hot water again over social media post. george sick rel a placed the blame of the mass shooting in las vegas on trumpism and white victim says. in the mercury pottstown police officers met with residents yesterday for friendly conversation, and coffee is part of the national coffee with a cop day. event allows citizens to meet law enforcement in the casual sitting and to open up the door about conversations about anything from sports to serious concerns in their neighborhood. that is the newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. well, pope francis reign as most followed world leader on twitter is over, can you guess who took the top spot. >> president trump took the top spot of the list of 898 counts of leaders and. trump has 20 million followers , pope has 14 million the list does not include former leaders like barack obama who has more than 95 million followers. coming up on "eyewitness news" girlfriend of the gunman in the massacre breaks her silence. protecting yourself in the wake of the massive equifax date breach, we will tell but three scams to look for, trang do. another penn state fraternity in trouble after police found an under age student unconscious following a excessive night of drinking, meisha. frank, we will take away so far the schuylkill is closed, you will want to know where, plus, we have an accident in wood town new jersey one in havertown and a lot more to discuss we will have those updates coming up but first we will take a quick break stay right where you are , ♪ ♪ start your day with a new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. i'm jim donovan. i'm rahel solomon. it is 6:30. here's what you need to know in your morning minute, october 5th, 2017. new video shows people running for their lives during the las vegas massacre. >> go, go, go, everybody go. >> investigators are still at a loss over what motivated the shooter. >> breaking news a deadly accident has the schuylkill expressway closed, eastbound, near university avenue. bumper to bumper conditions, almost completely stopped. >> destroyed by flames, overnight fire raced through a pizza shop in chalfont bucks county. >> one, two, three goals, as wayne simmonds powers flyers to the season opening win in san jose. >> i was than the here. you work on commission, right. >> yes. >> big, big, mistake, huge. >> what do you mean. >> what do you mean i'm seeing george clooney, coffee, tequilla, a couple of these. >> james corden and julia roberts teamed up to ask out, clips of her remarkable film career. monk them press would i man, oceans 11 and sleeping with the enemy and last weekend i watched noting hill, so good. i will send it out to you, katie. >> you were just out at noting hill. >> that is where i was. >> was it as quaint as the movie makes it seem. >> even more so just a beautiful little neighborhood. >> that was what is his name hugh grant. >> people used to say i looked like him in the 80's. >> i can totally see that, katie. >> no, seriously, i really do, twitter, back me up on this. >> i'm counting on you. i feel like that and a crush between hugh grant and stephen colbert. >> i'll go with that. >> not a bad mix. >> we are looking ahead to a pretty nice day we will start off with the view, kutztown area middle school, the light of the day, currently visible over the horizon here at 60 degrees, yeah, you're witness weather forecast, it is that warm, in early to mid-october. now again it is in the like you have never seen this before but it is not rare, you could easily be breaking out heavier coats and you gist don't have to right now. storm scan showing frontal boundary making its advance. that will bring in not only warmth and humidity next few days but potential for wet weather even as later on today especially true for north and western suburbs outside of the city but look at your area temperatures here, low to mid 60's is essentially the region wide outlook right now and there are outlining suburbs in the 50's but even there we do not feel like all that chilly outside. we will warm up very efficiently even despite building cloud and then again possibility of the shower late , i cannot rule it out in the city but meisha, north and west of the city that will be most likely place to see any wet weather later today. >> great to know, thank you very much, katie. good morning. happy thursday. biggest story of the day the schuylkill right now is closed , schuylkill eastbound past university avenue you will have to maneuver around this, if you can use an alternate you will want to all lanes being closed you are being diverted on to university avenue. but take a look at what you will be waiting in, even to be diverted, backups are extended all the way to the vine and they are saying the investigation could last for another hour, maybe, possibly even another two hours, so again, because of an accident that happened earlier this morning, and by that it accident was fatal, schuylkill eastbound past university avenue is closed, and the backups are substantial, in fact they are going all the way back to the vine. this is a live shot at the vine and schuylkill and you can see back to the vine bumper to bumper conditions, avoid the area at all cost or factor in i would say an extra two hours at this point. another accident wood town new jersey still out there, route 40 closed at route 45 use an alternate 322 is your best bet , plus another accident havertown with injuries west chester pike westbound at eagle road, jim, back over to you. welshing girlfriend of the las vegas gunman stephen paddock is now speaking out. she said she had no idea that he was planning the attack. fbi interviewed marilou danley yesterday. through her lawyer danley said she thought paddock was break ing up with her after he urge her to visit her family in the philippines. he even wired her machine toy buy a house, authorities say that she is fully cooperating with the investigation. another serious incident involving alcohol is under investigation at penn state university, as student recovers the university has new place aid frat on suspension. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live from the news center with all of the details , good morning. >> reporter: good morning, yes , penn state has been dealing with the high profile fraternity scandal following the death of beta theta pi pledge timothy pea as back in february. that fraternity is now permanently banned from campus but delta tao dealt ace on a interim suspension as investigators looking into how a a student was hurt after an alleged night of drinking at fraternity house. penn state's delta tao delta fraternity under, scrutiny after police found a under age student unresponse any of a parking lot on september 28th. investigators suspect the 18 year-old male student was heavily intoxicated when he tripped and fell and was knocked unconscious. >> it is a common thing in college campuses, whether it be, greek life, you are talking about drinking there is a lot of drinking on college campus in this country >> reporter: while the office of student conduct looks in the matter the university has suspended delta tao delta on a interim bases. this latest black eye comes after increased social restrictions on fraternities following the death of the timothy piazza in february from a fall during a alcohol hazing ritual at beta theta pi in a statement the pea as family wrote this serious situation is an important test of the resolve of the penn state, to enforce their commitment to new regulations and policies. cbs news spoke to students and they say they noticed a different. >> i have only been here a year but it has changed significantly since past events. >> reporter: central to this he investigation his provided the under age student with alcohol. that student was hospitalized and currently recovering. we are live from the cbs-3 news certainty i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", rahel and jim, back to you. >> thank you. start to go day you nor longer allowed to fly a drone near philadelphia landmark. faa is banning drone flights of 400 feet of independent national historic mall. one of the 10 sites where flights are being restricted including the statue of liberty and mount rush more. it has been a nearly month since equifax disclosed a massive data breach had impacted more than 145 million americans and already, well, the conn artists are on the prowl. >> we knew this was coming. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us live to show us three scams that will be likely prevalent and what you should to do to defend against them good morning, jill good morning. >> is what the first scam to pop up. >> the federal trade commission is warning fraud stores are posing as representatives of equifax, they are calling to verify your account information. now i know this call sounds legitimate especially if you have been breached yourself but don't ever provide any private information over the phone. if you have not done so yet go to equifax security 2017.com. even if it indicates your data was spared you should sign up for free credit monitoring for a year and equifax also wave any costs in freezing your credit report, if you act within the next two months and freezing a trans union and syrian. >> you have to act quickly. >> i did all of my freezes. >> what other scams are out there? >> well, you might want to get those taxes done early because your name address and social security number, thieves can file fraudulent tax refund claims and irs is expecting that is what will pop up this year, irs e file goes live on january 26th of 2018, that allows to you submit you're electric tronic returns if you are one of the 70 percent of americans who don't itemized. tax fraud victims this is i problem because they only discover the crime after they file and then irs notices it says hey we have another return, and it is claiming a refund. so these conns are complex. they can take american four months to investigate according to the irs itself. so maybe get on the tax stick early, and finally the breach could spur a wave of speaker p fishing scams to use your data to get bangor broker and e-mail comes, click on the link or open up a pdf to check your account or verify your transaction but when you do, you could be down loading malicious software. visit your company's web site call the toll free number don't click on links. in the post equifax world let's assume any communication is suspect. if you have been thinking you have been scammed report it to the fcc at identity theft dot golf. thinks our new world, it is not a pretty one. >> hey i don't trust anybody. it is just kind of like that, you know me, always be suspicious. thanks, jill. >> yes. true. personally very helpful too speaking of equifax there was a special get at yesterday's senate hearing. >> you may recognize man photo bombing the equifax ceo, that is guy from monopoly in the row behind richard smith, complete with mustache and two non-profit advocacy groups are behind the stunt. they say equifax used forced arbitration clauses as a get out of jail free card so consumers cannot hold them accountable in court. well, katie and i we both got our flu shot live on the air last hour and jim, now it is your turn. >> look at me rolling up the sleeves, jen is here to give me and meisha our flu shot. plus she will tell us why it is important to get vaccinated this year, patrick. jim and rahel i'm here at adventure aquarium where i made a friend this week. one year-old darwin is a lag ger head sea turtle. we will show what you his path will be like going from here back out in the ocean to become a big turtle, like these two, we have got stitches and bob here they are about to be fed, katie. all this sounds like the most adorable children's book, pat and lagger head sea turtle i can see a blockbuster hit now. that ace adorable. well, we are looking ahead to a warm pattern, daytime highs that feel more like late summer, how long does this trend actually last us? 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"eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live with that story , hi there, pat. >> hi guys, they are about to shed a tear here in adventure aquarium. each year they get a new hatch turtle from the north carolina coast and they nurse it, get ready to go back out in the wild this year it is darwin ready to go back to the carolina coast and maybe some tears will be shed. >> so, we are weighing in him. >> weighing and measuring him. i take him off exhibit once a week and weigh, measure him. >> just about a year-old darwin is still growing. >> thirty-four, 3500 grams. >> okay. >> that is almost 3.5 kill owe grams. >> when i first got him he was roughly size of my palm. >> while it will take him 15 to 20 years to reach full size , he has grown quite a bit since first arriving here at adventure aquarium rescued from north carolina as a hatch link darwin is part of the program that will help cutter also that otherwise might not make it in the wild this gives him a head start before returning in the ocean. >> their survivorability is one in a thousand. >> reporter: how do you get a sea turtle ready for big trip back out to sea. >> for pennsylvania year i have been putting darwin through sea turtle survival school. so different puzzles for him to figure out how to get food in the we will. >> right here i have some shrimp, fish and green. >> reporter: matt represent ocean floor with a few distractions he might encounter in the wild. >> it will float around on the surface of this event and it will copy the floating degree of the ocean that might house animals for him to eat like small fish as well as, these too. i see moon moon jellies. >> reporter: speaking of which thinks where we can all protect these sea creatures chances of survival. >> they will use classic, so sea turtles like to eat jelly fish and jelly fish, to a sea turtle and plastic bag look similar. those end up in the ocean. balloons, single use straws and plastic bags. >> reporter: for the team in camden saying good bye will be bitter sweet. >> they are going out in the wild is incredible. >> sending a kid off to college. >> i have to unload and giving him all of the tools he need to survive. >> so the sea turtles send off party happens this weekend at adventure aquarium. they will throw a party for darwin, so, come on out to adventure aquarium, say good bye to darwin, and one, right now in about 15 to 20 years maybe darwin will look like stitches or bob the two massive cutter also that live right here behind me. they are just starting to wake up, the food's out, they are not quite there yet. i'm kind of the same way. i need moy coffee like they do big weekend. stop on by. >> bitter sweet for folks there. >> bone voyage, darwin, thanks , pat. so katie, will the party have good weather for the send off party. >> when was it again, remind me this weekend. >> it depend on the day. we have the every other day here thing going on where we see showers, one day, dry the next, we will walk you through that pattern change but i love that they have empty nest syndrome over there. that is so precious. it sounds like a great event. we will go in the eyewitness weather watcher network and lot photos this morning. really pretty won of the sunrise but i did want to she you the moon and highlight that because we have a harvest moon coming up tonight. sun will officially set at 6:56 p.m. in philadelphia or arrive i should say rise at 6:56, and even though this looks full, technically it is not. it is really close took full but it is really moon lit morning up until this point where the sunnies now shining and just a really nice detailed image, of that, that moon, so here from phil chap line. thanks for send nothing a picture. we will take a quick peak as well as temperatures that are mild at the on set. there is my list. come on back. come on back, we are back in the 60's here, upper 50's where we were, jerry has 60 from blue well. william, in levittown has 60 as well. we have anything milder then that, not finding ate monk the watchers right now but we're still in the lower 60's at minimum right now, in philadelphia. so lets lot reason for. that. a frontal boundary is trying trying to cross. it has been sluggish. it will get stuck nearby. because it ties close for confident we will have a shower, brief but locally heavy downpour and especially north and west of philadelphia , mainly late day and toward evening. but, beyond that, point, maybe a couple of showers, friday, or into sunday but we do also have, what is now tropical depression number 16, very likely to become nate this will head north making a strike close to new orleans, and maybe as aid hurricane and that moisture will get drawn our way and it will get here relatively swiftly by monday at the moment looks like it could be the wetest day of the forecast but even though it is warm, guys, you know, again we do have some shower chance's long with that too, meisha. >> katie, thank you. look at this take a look at your screen right now, if you have to go anywhere around the schuylkill, do not, this schuylkill eastbound pennsylvania university avenue right now, you guys is closed because of an earlier accident we have been talking about this since the 4:00 o'clock hour. you can only, imagine, the backups, around this area, here, traffic diverted on university avenue, but you're not going anywhere this looks more like a parking lot. if you can avoid this area extending all the way back to the vine, and then beyond at this point, you will be sitting in this for hours. for hours. that is plural. stay way from this area schuylkill eastbound pennsylvania university avenue is closed right now, bumper to bumper conditions, that is your biggest take away i cannot express this enough. stay away, from this schuylkill, if you can, otherwise, factor in at least, at least, a couple extra hours you guys, take a look at that, just bumper to bumper. i got you something. >> yes. >> we are looking at traffic and flu shot. >> yes. >> and then earlier this morning remarks hell and katie got their flu shots and time to get our shots as well. >> yes. >> are you brave. >> i feel like i'm very brave. >> you are here not only for our flu shots but tolls dispel some of the myths. >> yes, myth is for a long time for years i didn't take a flu shot because i thought would i get the flu, stephanie stahl our health reporter kept yelling at me. >> yes. >> thanks, stephanie. >> i have been doing this. that is a myth, isn't it. >> yes, you cannot get a flu from this. >> you cannot do that. >> okay. >> just relax. >> don't pinch. >> look at that, you did it. >> all right. >> hold on. >> you did great. >> stuffed animal. >> that is helping you out. >> you cannot tell what is the arm and is what the shirt i'm so pale. >> you cannot get the flu from the flu shot. >> you cannot. it is a big myth, guys. get your flu shots. you will in the get a flu. >> what about nasal spray. >> great question, we are in the using nasal sprays anymore , they are just not as effective. don't give nasal supply. >> we have to put a band-aid on you. >> look at this. >> yes. >> look at that. >> yes. >> i love it. >> look at these arms. >> we have to get a bigger needle. >> yes. >> nothing like giving your friend support. >> yes. >> when is the flu season normally peak. >> i'm sweating. >> the flu shot, flu season is october to may. >> yes. >> we want to you get the flu shot. >> what are you talking about. >> yes. >> relax. >> i don't like this. >> look at that,. >> look at those october. >> october to may and give it before the end of the october and it doesn't give you the flu. >> no. >> where can you get them. >> you are doing good. >> like a pharmacy. >> you can go to a lot of places public health, doctor, pharmacy, rite aide gives them with no appointment even. it works. >> it might be a little sore. >> yes. >> glitter bandages. >> you are coming. >> yes, honey, i want one. >> glitter. >> yes. >> good stuff. >> i'm so excited. i'm so excited for you guys. my question is how many people will go get their flu shots. >> go get them. >> yes. >> we can work out afterward. >> go for brunch. >> yes, that is my style. >> i'll do brunch. >> doctor jen, thanks as always for protecting us. >> thank you we will be right back with three to go. it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror, soothing lavender oils, a party llama... or is that an alpaca? super soft towels, and an enchanting vase that magically tied it all together. she arranged it all into the greatest guest bathroom ever. did sophia expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you choose surprise. marshalls. your surprise is waiting. now here's three to go. >> girlfriend of the las vegas gunman said she had no idea stephen paddock was plotting deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. marilou danley is cooperating with their investigation after her return from the philippines. >> staff and volunteers from the salvation armored of southeastern pennsylvania and delaware are heading to puerto rico today to help with relief efforts there. and flyers are in last angeles tonight looking to make it two wins in a row they beat san jose sharks in the season opener. >> lets check weather and traffic. >> we are in the looking too bad we have a front trying to drop in. for now and good portion of the school day things stay dry it stills dry at whitefield elementary. very quick check of the seven day. we have showers in the forecast here and there wetest day looks to be monday, meisha >> biggest take away this morning is schuylkill eastbound, past university avenue, still closed, bumper to bumper conditions, stay away from it. all right, you guys, tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. you and i will go to a place people have heard of 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