southern counties in our area. so delaware, southern new jersey, obviously a lot of big races going on, specially in new jersey here with new governor, up for election here , so, you know, expect that the rain will come. don't let that deter you obviously from head out to vote. but you need to prepare for. that will styling to dray dry headed to the polls go as early as possible. do you have most of the morning to get that in, however. forty-three the current temperature at the airport, 44 millville, low 40's, up and down the shore line here from ac to wildwood. but you are only into the 30's in many of our outlining suburbs here in southeastern p a so 35 is the value at pottstown, 32, currently, in quakertown, and doylestown, checking in at 37 degrees. now, by the time this disturbance get here, we are going to have had a chance to moderate on the thermometer. so i do think that you will see just rain almost everywhere. poconos likely however see couple of snowflakes mix in. but most of us will be just stuck with very raw, very chilly rain coming down, the heaviest of which, again, falls south and east. we will have more on the timing, specifics of this, little later in the show, also how much it is expected to dump. >> good to know. all right, katie, thank you so much for. that will very good morning to all of you. so, looking at disable tractor-trailer here, route 30 bypass westbound ramp, from route 113, that ramp partially blocked right now. plus you can see eastbound direction how business you are getting in this direction. just heads up. 422 route 29, heads loots eastbound direction, starting to build levels on 422, still traveling at posted speeds, there but you won't be for much longer. schuylkill headlights moving in the eastbound direction past the blue route, this is what we are working with, there seeing some brake light go off both in the eastbound and westbound side. so just a heads up, schuylkill , starting to slow down now. boulevard southbound, same story here, taking the southbound, jump on to the schuylkill, looking pretty busy there, even if you are caring onto center city either way you go starting to travel less than posted speeds. pa turnpike construction crews , you have moved out of the way. looking good there. construction on 295 southbound between route 168 and route 42 , two lanes are still blocked there. jim, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha. following breaking news from philadelphia's germantown neighborhood a2 alarm fire has damaged two row homes. >> it happened early this morning on 200 block every eastman haim street. now learning that a hero cop got there just in time. i "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough live near the scene good morning, trang. >> well, good morning, rahel, jim. yep, incredible story of heroism. we've learned philadelphia police officer was the first on the scene and she was able to get a family of six, including their dog, out of this home safely. it was on fire when she arrived. but fortunately now the fire is under control and crews are just now putting out hot spots so so as you can seaman haim street remains closed off to traffic. but the fire started just after 3:15 this morning on the 200 block every eastman haim street in germantown. when officers arrived, both front porches of the homes were engulfed in flames. the fire quickly rose to two alarms, but was placed un control in just about 40 minutes. officer leslie white said just two blocks away when the fire call came out and with the home engulfed in flames she and neighbor helped family of six including grab father and little girl get out of the house. >> makes me feel good. i'm just coming back to work after having the baby. so knowing that i was able to help a child makes me feel really good. >> a family next-door also got out without injury, so red cross, red paw are on scene to help them. as you might remember, this is the second time in just a few days lots of good news to spread here. >> all right, trang, always on duty. thank you. >> a time to heal in center land springs texas still trying to cope with the loss of 26 people in the shooting at first baptist church. >> last night 200 people prayed together at a baseball field, 26 killed, other injured in the worse shooting in texas history. learning more about the alleged gunman, the air force now admit it office of special investigations apparently failed to report devon kelly's criminal history with the fbi. he received a bad conduct discharge from the air force for domestic assault in 2012, since his name was not in the database it, may have allowed him to pass barack obama grounds checks and purchase some of the guns. >> so the four purchases that he made, the necessary system did their required checks, and there was no prohibitive information in the systems we check that say co-not have purchased that firearm. >> investigators also say that kevin del can i -- kel had i texted threats to his mother allow who attends the church but not at sunday service. >> philadelphia police continue to look for kill they are morning after a student was found dead in cobbs reek. passerby found 21 year old kie ra johnson's body, she was art student at hushian college , un the water in the cobbs creek parkway near spruce street. said johnson was strangled. her mother reported her missing on thursday. >> there are cameras all over the city. we're checking every possible lead, every possible avenue to develop suspect. >> investigators trying to figure out a motive. family members say they're planning a vigil for johnson. >> two west chester university student are recovering this morning after investigators say driver intentionally ran them over. >> they waited at a bus stop, investigators tell us the driver who is identified as an older woman, then not a student, took off after mowing down the student, officers caught up with her a short time later after she smashed into a parked car, and hit a third student. that student wasn't injured. >> university police took the driver in custody and took the individual to the hospital for screening, we're comfortable this was isolated incident. the primary is for our student safety. >> one of the street end has been treated and released and the other up great from the critical to stable condition. route 130 and west depford gloucester county back open after a man was struck and killed by car there is happened at around 5:30 yesterday evening, chopper three was over southbound 130 near chestnut street where authorities were investigating , we're told the driver stayed at the scene. >> it is election day, polls are now open. democrat phil murphy and democrat kim guadagno bolt hoping to replace governor christie. down 20-point lead two weeks ago. polls open at 6:00 a.m. in new jersey, about seven minutes ago, and they'll stay open until 8:00 tonight. meantime philadelphia vote letters choose new district attorney today. democrat larry krasner up against republican beth grossman. krasner emerged from crowded democratic primary after the indictment every disgraced da set william, pleaded guilty to excepting a bribe. meantime has earned the end doserment of the philadelphia police union and the philadelphia inquirer. >> and polling places across pennsylvania open at 7:00 a.m. and close al 8:00 tonight. so they will open in about 50 minutes. >> coming up united airlines final 747 flight, why it is the end of the road for the queen of the skies. >> plus caught on camera. the exact moment a wall of water floods a school library as severe weather rolled through the midwest, see the damage it left behind. >> we'll show you the new test that can tell if you're too tired to get behind the wheel. the latest tool in the fight against drowsy driving, that's coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> mainly it has been like it is hot, it is cold, we've been on a weather roller coaster. but katie, details on consistent chilly forecast next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ i played a doctor on tv, but now i'm helping save lives for real. i'm partnering with cigna healthspring to remind everyone how important preventive care is to people my age. so go, know, and take control of your health. cigna healthspring. together, all the way. so go, know, and take control of your health. why are south jerseyans turning been exposed as aeney's double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign money on lavish dinners and fine cigars for his pals. investigated for being a lobbyist and a senator at the same time. sweeney voted to raise taxes 145 times while our economy continues to struggle. south jersey is a mess, and it's time to take out the trash. on november 7th, make a change. dump sweeney. >> this is cbs-3 this morning with jim donovan, rahel solomon, katie fehlinger, pat gallen, and meisha johnson. >> welcome back after wild weather claims two lives in northwestern pennsylvania, a case of stealing from the dead >> ear in ear twi brothers in law died when flood waters broke through the front wall of their home and became trapped inside. even more shocking, erie police say someone burglarized the home after emergency crews left the scene. >> definitely a crime every opportunity to be had here, and we really think whoever the suspect is, probably lives close by, or was at the scene. >> severe storm with straight line winds and heavy rain move through erie county. there is no word yet on whether that was a tornado. >> ohio also dealing with the aftermath of flooding, surveillance video, take a look at this, shows the moment water rushed through library door. this happened at an elementary school outside of cincinnati, hundreds of gallons of water and debris damaged the entire library and destroyed many books. several other schools also have flood damage, some schools will not reopen until tomorrow. >> that's terrible, all of those books destroyed. >> amazing what flood do in the way of the damage it can cause, un believable. >> all right, we send it over to katie. tracking some showers, hopefully nothing that significant? >> welshing we're definately going to see some breath i drenching rain, especially true the southern half of our area. meantime what a gorgeous shot, right, outside we go, kutztown area middle is school. sun about to come up. and it is really casting a beautiful glow on the early morning sky here. but 33 is the current temperature here, in kutztown, so very chilly start, you know , lucky that this next disturbance isn't already here because specially northwest suburb, very easily have dom light snow mixing in wouldn't have a chance of accumulating but i do think it stays cold enough in the poconos specially that you may even see few snowflakes mix in the this afternoon all said and done with this disturbance, marching east right now, so this is going to make it arrival late this morning, at the absolute earliest specially into the afternoon, clouds quickly thicken, trying to get to do your voting or anything else outdoors without the need of the umbrella get it in in the first half of day second half of the day, right up until about 7:00 or so, that rain will come through, and heavily at times, especially true in the southern half of the region. but then through the overnight , that rain does begin to taper off. that's your time line. how much rain? >> generally i think best to see couple of tents every an inch worth out of this probably closing in on half inch, locally higher and, even as far north as gloucester camden county for example, so, that's the prague knows whens it comes to rain apartments, nothing that would lead to major flooding certainly. but will slow you down if you try to travel through t meanwhile consistent cool air is with us, look at friday, saturday, meisha, might as well be mid december with temperatures like that. >> yes, definitely going to need winter jacket. thank you so much, katie. okay, so, we heard it right now, i will say we're certainly getting very busy out on the roadways this morning, this busy tuesday morning. good morning, everybody, looking outside, schuylkill eastbound before conshohocken, we have an accident here. this is really going to slow you down, pulled all the way off to the far left, you can see every everyone driving to up it, tapping the brakes, squeezing over to the far right lane. that lane very busy as well. not to mention the fact guess what will happen over here? starting to see brake lights go off, have gaper delay taking a peak at what's going on on the eastbound side from the west side drivers. so heads up on this. again, this is right around conshohocken, if you have to jump on to the schuylkill any time soon, you certainly want to give yourselves some extra time there. ninety-five south at cottman however, come around the s curve, actually looking really nice there. forty-two, a.c. expressway, route 42, looking good. all directions looking nice. now williamstown new jersey we have downed traffic signal, just heads up, 322 westbound, it is closed before route four it, your alternates, main street, or the a.c. expressway again, this is in williamstown new jersey with a downed traffic signal. construction platt bridge starts little later westbound, right lane will be compromised bean nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. jim, back over to you. >> more fall out for harvey weinstein. he was just given lifetime ban from the television academy. the organization that helps with the emmies voted to expel the disgraced movie mogel permanently. also been ousted from the producers guild of america and the motion picture academy. more than 60 would have accused weinstein of harrassment or sexual assault, some kay they were raped. spokeswoman for weinstein said he declines things about none concentual state. >> florida university president is banning greek life from campus after fraternity pledge died after party last week. president john thrasher made the decision yesterday. he suspended all frat and sorority events indefinately, despite recent vet. he hopes the suspension doesn't last long but enough is enough. >> i feel like i have a little leverage now to talk about some of these things with the fraternities and sororities, if we pick and choose one or two, these are good guys, that's roo not so good. i don't think we accomplish anything. i think we get better solution by having everybody at the table talking about lou to correct this. >> the president says he will need to truely believe members are working toward safer goals in order to lift that ban. >> well, once called the scene of the skies, boeing 747 is being retired bouey knighted airlines, the jumbo jet going out in style, final flight schedule san francisco to honolulu, boeing 747 can roughly hold 350 people. once the biggest passenger aircraft in the sky. united says they've thrown their course, time to grounds them for good. >> it is a special place in my heart. and i was born in the 70s, wanted to see what it was like to flee are fly back in the 70s. >> it has become out-dated smaller planes can fly just as far while using less fuel. >> this could come in handy for those every house don't get enough sleep. >> new state-of-the-art research is helping keep people safe and alert behind the wheel. speech scientists of the uk developing system detect when people are too tired to drive. researchers and lysed the speech of a driver during his shift every two hours. they found that changes in the pitch, rhythm and quality of the workers voice showed his level of fatigue. >> wyche ' trying to builds mod model after person by making multiple recordings over periods every time. >> you can see these very subtle changes that occur even within a day, even within one shift of the work. >> drowsy drivers cause thousands every fatal crash each year, scientists cents say spot fag teeing could save lives and hope to create a device for commercial use in the next few years. >> here's hopping. apple has issued a temporary fix for a glitch in the software for its new iphone. some youth ers say when they type a lower case i the phone 's auto correct will change the i to upper case a with a symbol. this is happening to iphones with the new ios11.1 software. apple will temporarily fix at apple does come. full software update is on the way. >> coming up: plans for philadelphia's holiday celebrations are announced. >> and here's something you don't see every day in a big city. find out why a bunch of camels were being paraded down the street in manhattan. next. >> i think i am got it. >> tell me. nice to meet you sir. joseph, i'm nice to meet you.u? how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. >> looking ahead to a chill weekends, appears clouds rolling in saturday as well as sunday specially sunday you might see spotty shower out there. but yes, a winter chill headed our way here, and specially saturday, looking quite cold, highs only in the mid 40's. guys? >> all right, katie, thank you now for a look at newspaper headlines from across the region. >> say several skimming devices fawn at north whitehall township gas station are now linked to the loss of about $75,000 for more than 20 victims. the device also first found in august at the top star station on route 145, several other skimming devices were found at the same gas station, in september and october. >> and the trentonian, four teens charged after man get shot in the iowa paint ball. were arrested, after police found a stash of paint ball guns in their car following the shooting action yesterday on center street. >> from the news journal, henrietta center offering pre healthcare to pets, in addition to their owners, first saturday of every month consideration bring their pets to pop up clinic for free exams, medications, vaccination. >> i love. that will that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> and, i know it is not even thanksgiving yet, but already talking about the holidays, cents the theme of this year's holiday festival will be peace >> this year's holiday tree will be on the north side of broad street, at city hall, mayor kenney says the full slate of activities will be a great family afar. >> we want to make sure that we have a feeling of togetherness, and family, and in downtown, and our kids are welcome from all over the city to enjoy some cheer in the midst of some problems that we're having in our country. >> well the philadelphia holiday festival kicks off on november 24th. >> and the animals are headed back to radio sit music hall in manhattan for this year's christmas spectacular. the arch archbishop of new york blessed the camels as they paraded into the halls for rehearsal. animal radio city spectacular runs through the first of the year, i have never been. >> oh, it is classy, you have to go. they don't change the show that much. but i was raise in the new york city so this is annual tradition, for many people. i went once. once was enough. >> we have camels and what else? >> camels and rockets. >> just the camels and the rocketttes? owes president trump arrived in south korea and words for the north. >> plus breaking down the republicans reform plans. business analyst jill schlessinger red through hundreds cents of pages of the proposal so you don't have to ment finds out who benefit from the plan. henry? >> report reelection day in philadelphia, no race closer than con tens us one for the district attorney's offers. we will tell you why coming up next. >> and we're definitely get cents g busy now this tuesday morning, weaver an accident on the schuylkill, another one in williamstown, new jersey plus construction, all of the updates coming up of the first we want to a a take a quick break, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" break, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right (upbeat music) - hi, i'm joan lunden. 84 million americans have prediabetes, 90% of them don't even know it. and they're at risk of developing type two diabetes. the good news is that this can be reversed. making lifestyle changes can help prevent or delay getting type two diabetes. take a look at michael's story. - my name is michael jones. i'm a retired nypd police officer. 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(upbeat music) >> good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute , november 7th, 2017. >> i went to the back door, helped everyone come out of the house. >> a police officer is being hailed a hero after saving a family, from a burning home overnight. >> there was no prohibitive information but in the system. >> the air force admitting bureaucratic miss up, likely allowing the victim to buy his weapons. >> it is election day, one of the biggest ticket on the ballot in philadelphia is the race for district attorney. >> korea, very important to me >> president trump is in soul korea where he'll try to find common ground with the south korean president about north korea. >> a special place in my heart >> say so long to the 747. united airlines is retiring the jumbo jet and they're doing it in style. by recreating the atmosphere of the first flight back in the 19 70s. >> today's morning minute is sponsored by pen medicine's abramson cancer center the number one cancer center in the region. >> united lays boeing 747 takes off later from san francisco bound for honolulu. >> that sounds real he i neice these days, because katie it is getting chilly throughout. >> little r and r on nice warm beach sounds good to me. who is buying, jim? >> well, you know he has it. >> particular rhett sold off. couldn't get there quickly enough. >> christmas is still around the corner, you know, you have got some time. >> we will talk more about that during the commercial break. what we do somebody, however, rahel said it, much cooler air , winter coat, to break it back out again. good news it is dry, for now. notice, this wider zoom on storm scan3, still showing localized zoom but out to central pa at this point, few streaks of yes that is snow trying to work it way into central pa. but by the time this next disturbance reaches us, we're really just going to have primarily a lot of rain to contends with specially the southern half of the area since temperatures will have had the chance to moderate by then. not so jazzed about seeing snowflakes just yet, this is good timing but we are going to have to deal with some pretty damp weather here second half of the day. worth mention, coastal flood advisory posted for good portion of the jersey shore, sussex count it beaches there, rehoboth included for, that starts at 8:00 this morning, goes until 2:00. the high tide, the next one comes inbetween about 8:00 to 9:00 this morning up and down the areas shaded in the green. so, while it is a dry start to the day, with time, if you plan to be out the rest of the day, you're going to need an umbrella so i would highly suggest walking out the door with it, the heaviest rain will fall through the south. from philly on south, however, everyone get hit by this. now, in terms every temperature not going to rebound too much. so it is one every these raw chilly afternoons. high hits about 50 at best, already below average in that regard. get back here in the clouds, rain on the way with time this day really does go quite downhill. meisha? >> all right, thank you so much, happy tuesday. >> looking outside, no good. we have accident here, schuylkill eastbound, before conshohocken, blocking the far two left lanes now, squeezing new the shoulder and far right lane. and i can tell you it is getting very busy here. we also have all of this personnel out there walking on too. you have the cones in the roadways, this is really going to slow you down not to mention the fact gaper delay westbound side. back up shot here, this is what you are looking at, around the schuylkill, gulph mills, and i cannot even imagine how quickly this is going to extends farther back. so, schuylkill eastbound before conshohocken, avoid the area, certainly want to. fifty-nine south at betsy ross starting to really heat up here as well. then also talking about an accident with a downed traffic signal williamstown, new jersey, where we are closed both directions 322 closed at new become line road. alternate main street or a.c. expressway will be your best bet, jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. update on breaking news, philadelphia police officer becomes a hero when she helps get a family of six out after burning home. two row homes in philadelphia 's germantown neighborhood caught fire earlier this morning. the fire on the 200 block every eastman haim street grew to two alarms before firefighters got it under control. >> makes me feel good. i'm just coming back to work after having a baby. so knowing that i was able to help a child makes me feel really good. >> now one firefighter did suffer a minor injury. there is no word yet on how the blaze started. >> little less than 30 minutes the polls open here in pennsylvania. vote letters decide the next district attorney in philadelphia. >> henry rosoff at city hall with more on the candidates, good morning, again, henry. >> good morning, jim, a hell. philadelphia schools closed today as many are being used as polling places and there is no bigger race in philadelphia than the one for district attorney, which is normally not a very close contest. but it is tight this time around. >> i'm so proud of my 21 and a half years of experience as assistant district attorney. >> career prosecutor beth grossman. >> i i also think there is a lot of excitement about the ideal of reform. >> civil rights attorney larry krasner, going head-to-head in one of the most contents us philadelphia district attorney's race in recent memory. krasner emerge from the crowded democratic being primary, where da was convicted every taking bribes and committing fraud. >> i believe in law and orders , not just orders. that is reform. >> we have been dealing a system about order, that meant locking everybody up as opposed to following constitutional requirements and being baltz. >> but it is the outsider approach that's rubbing some in the public safety community the wrong way. it earned the republican grossman the end doserment of the philadelphia police union and of the inquire. >> i just want to serve the people of philadelphia with honesty, integrity, and just know that they have a champion in the da's offers for victims , survivors of crime and neighborhoods. >> now what's normally race where the democrat wins going away, this time around, both candidates say they're feeling confident. >> i think that voters of all types and from all backgrounds will rally around the idea of putting their money back in public schools and taking it out of excessive inch cars ration. >> people have given me the privilege every time, asked good questions and nobody, you know, has turned me away because i'm a republican, so i think very good chance here. >> pennsylvania polls open in about 25 minutes at 7:00 a.m. they go until 8:00 p.m. and we're expecting both candidate in the race we just previwed thereto vote early around 8:00, 9:00. we will be there, meet them, meet voters and have another report little later today. live near city hall, henry ross rough, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you, henry. >> as henry mentioned polls in pennsylvania open at 7:00. across the state, and close at 8:00 p.m. new jersey polls are already open, they opened at 6:00 a.m. they will be open until 8:00 tonight. >> voters in new jersey have a very big decision to make, too , they are re-electing or they are electing their new governor today i should say. democrat phil murphy and republican kim guadagno going head-to-head, hoping interest to replace governor chris christie in the latest quinnipiac pole, murphy 12-point advantage down from 20-point lead about two weeks ago. >> well, president trump is urging north korea to make a deal as he continues his tour of asia in south korea. the president kicked off the day of camp humphreys, south korea largest us military base there had hundred watch us and caught korean troops. president trump is optimistic a mid escalating tensions with north korea. >> meeting with various situationses in authority korea and i think we have a lot of faith, good answers for you over appeared of time and ultimately it will all work out. it always works out. has to work out. >> now, south korea is president trump's second stop on his 12 day tour of asia spent the past two days in japan l head next to china. >> by now you've heard various aspect of the house republican tax plan. but it can be confusing. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlessenger is here to boil it down for us. good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> so jill first of all can you give us a big picture of the take aways here? >> reporter: absolutely. this is basically a corporate and business tax reform plan and on top of that, an individual tax cut. and you can see by the numbers $1 trillion of the proposed plan goes to corporations and businesses cents. 228 billion to individuals, 172 billion to estates. now, republicans say that companies are going to use those tax savings, and they'll build and invest in new projects, or give pay increases, both of which would boost the economy, and then bring in more revenue for the government. that's what they mean when they say the cuts should essentially pay for themselves but, when we review past tax cut plans, that trickled down theory has not born out over the long-term. >> jill, on the individual side, who benefit from this plan? it is it is so hard. winners and losers are determined on case-by-case basis. it depend on a bunch of factors. where do you live? do you itemize your deductions how many kids do you have? how do you earn your money not so much how much, but how it is earned. and contrary to promises of simplifying the tax code, new plan is just as dense, and complicated, as the currencies tell. of course, gang, this is the starting point in the process of already starting to change. republican leaders say the goal is to pass legislation before the thanksgiving recess boy, that seems like a lot of i goal to me for more details, little tax plan cheat sheet for you go to jill on money. com. >> they first unveiled this plan on thursday. by friday they had already changed it for the personal tax. >> yes. >> i'm watching this like a hawk, jill, you and i together >> we're in it, we're in it, babe. >> i change a whole bunch of them down there. thanks, jill. >> mr. donovan goes off. >> oh, that would be bad news. >> address that costs 700-dollar but looks like something you usually throw in the trash. >> plus when we turn back the clocks this weekend, we also justice rupp dollars our body clocks, that can take a toll on our health. doctor rob here with us in the studio right now on the list every ways you could be affected what you can do to bounce back. pat? >> jim and rahel, how much popcorn could a popcorn picker could pick if a popcorn picker could pick popcorn? we'll finds that out when we come back. at johnson's corner farm. >> this right here is popcorn. ya, it is a special kind. we'll show you when we come back. i got that out. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> how much popcorn could a popcorn pop if a popcorn could popcorn? >> i don't know. it is too early for. >> this i just do not do this. >> we are going to work on that, see in you about three minute, i hope he brings us bamm sock. that's all i'm concerned about >> how does a popcorn pick popcorn? >> that's what he he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. >> recent time change, seeing less sunlight each day. for some can impact everything from mood to sleep schedule, even daily work out routine, family physician doctor rob danoff is here to talk about the seasonal change and your health, always good to see you >> morning. >> morning, doctor rob. first off, how did this time change affect someone's body? >> we have our own body clock, right, the rhythm. so whether we throw it off even by a lawyer it can affect our energy levels, our mood, our concentration, and even our weight. >> you said an hour, for about a week. >> normally a week for most people to adjust, because we have our own internal clock, skewed by the light. so, if we're light hughes are being changed affect our hormones, our meletonin, like now, with shorter days, and less sunlight, either in the morning or at night, especially, our bodies make more meletonin. that's the sleeping or vampire hormone, so we get more sluggish. >> some people get seasonal affect disorders. how do you cope with something like that this where they really get depressed? >> glad you mention, that you know why, when we have less light, people are very sensitive to it. seasonal effective disorders has many different symptoms, so lack of energy or fatigue which makes sense, or bodies making more mel tone ann, less sunlight, also trouble concentrating, might also have increased desire to like be alone, withdraw from people, that's the sign of depression, and you might have appetite changes, eat more, like simple cash hoe hydrates, get the energy surge, but then less energy and then you weight gain. so real important, we have to be aware of that, just, you know, greater need for sleep, which makes sense whether you have more darker time, your body just starts shutting down , oh, might as well hibernate. >> a lot of symptoms there, doctor rob watch can you do to treat those symptoms or maybe boost your mood. >> so these nail effective disorders is row real phenomenon, type of depression , so the if i thing they have these light simulate ers. so this light, light therapy. you put it in the room, depending on the type you get sit in a roof for half hour zero hour, just energizes you, they also have these simulate ers. saw you're sleeping and all the sudden then light starts to common gradually and your bad i says oh, starting to be like like out. it tricks your brain. also if you exercise, like you're a return, that's so healthy for you, helping your boyde it, jen rates is her tony inch, keep to routine. jim you are a creature of habit. >> yes. >> so it throws you off your schedule. keep to the schedule. even though dark no i have to get up and do stuff. during the day activity, exercise, even if it is ten minutes at a time, your lunch break, get some light. what's happening now it is dark when a lot of people get up and it is dark when they go home. so they're slug english real quickly you told me on the break it is worse for children why is that? >> way worse for kids. kids very send tiff to change and time. picture this, go to school, sit all day, come home, dark outside, all of the energy and sit in front of the computer. studies show they gain weight in the winner with the time change. so kids are sensitive. gradually adjust it, will take them several weeks to a month to adjust to this. >> thanks, doctor rob. >> we toss it over to kate. >> i at least sunshine here initially. now that the sun's coming up extra hour early right now different weather-related issues will affect your day, trying get out and do some voting, without the need of the umbrella, get out now. you see this batch of moisture working it way east, it will be making its arrival specially into the afternoon, but initially, yes, you just look at east facing window and you will be blood blinded by sunday light. nice breitbart sky right now. with time, when this rain does get here, we real i do have a pretty soggy second half of the day here, especially true for philly. >> the further north go granted not going to be seeing that casino every drenching rain, but you will face some wet weather issues. bottom line in the poconos see couple of snowflakes mixing in , not that they'll stick, not that they'll accumulate but getting to the time of year. eyewitness weather watchers meanwhile reporting chill in the air here. generally got temperatures in the mid or upper 30's at best, warmest spot we found was actually jenny out in cherry hill at 40 degrees, but look at phil, who says you got to be out, love the city limit here, seeing chilliest air. actually the cool eggs spot we found of the entire slew of observations from the watchers , and that came from phil in chestnut hill at 35 degrees. meanwhile, you know traveling doesn't look terrible at all right now. save for the sun glare. but this afternoon and for the drive home rough stuff into the pm commute here guys with specially the southern half of the area dealing with drenching downpours, spec to be slowed down. caught trying to get a jump on the schedule try to get the outdoor plans in and get to the polling places early on, if you're trying to avoid the rain. now the cool air is in place, by the time we hit friday, saturday, surge every chill, settling in, we won't even break meisha out of the mid 40 's, it might as well be winter at that point. >> yes, might. forty's. all right. it is here. thank so much, katie. good morning shall everybody. very happy tuesday. so looking outside, very very busy because of the accident schuylkill eastbound before conshohocken. avoid the area if you can. take a look at this. you're pushed all the way out to the far right, squeezing around the cones, back up shot for you, schuylkill before gulph mills, just as far as the eye can see, vehicles, so again, avoid the area. another accident, can't see it here but schuylkill westbound before belmont pulled off to the shoulder. then another accident here, 309 northbound at route 73, that left lane is compromised there, and we're still looking at the accident, in williamstown, new jersey, route 322 eastbound closed right now, brooklyn road, will have to use an alternate, main street or the a.c. expressway your best bet there. then heads up. some construction. schuylkill avenue southbound closed, this is actually started last night at 8:00 p.m. between market and chestnut. this will be holding out there until february of 2019. and schuylkill avenue northbound closed until january. we will be talking about this all week long, jim, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. we know picking apples and pumpkins are popular this time of year. but there is another crop people are popping over to one local farm to pick. the popcorn. >> "eyewitness news" other pat gallen live at johnson's farm in medford to explain it all. good morning, pat. >> jim, rahel, i was unaware that there was an actual kind of corn that is specifically used for popcorn. i just thought like 100,000 years ago orville redden bok err found popcorn. no, all of this you see behind me is for popping. this is erik johnson from johnson son's corner farm. good morning, my friends. >> morning. >> thank you for having me. so tell us what the difference is between popping corn and regular corn on the cobb? >> well, popcorn is a specific kinds of corn grown for popping. the only kinds that will pop. sweet corn, field concern, that we're accustom to seeing will not pop. popcorn has a little tiny bit bit of moisture left into it, about ten, 12%, right now, it is about 20%. so when folks come out, pick it, take it home, wrap it up in bunches like that, hang it in the house or garage for week or ten days, take about ten colonels off, take it off the microwave, if they pop then you're ready to go. >> what's different too is how hard it is. >> it is pretty hard. >> it is really hard. i'm kind of shocked by. that pretty interesting stuff. so at johnson corner farm you can come out and actually pick your own popcorn. you can be a popcorn picker? >> you could be a popcorn picker. we popcorn picking every day from 11:00 to one weekdays, 11:00 to 3:00 weekends. you can also pick broccoli, sweet potatoes, weight potatoes actually grow in the grounds. do you have big them up. you don't pick them off of anything. but great time of years for the folks to come out to the farm. >> latin term? >> corn. is popius. >> don't google, that not real come on out, pick your own fruits and vegtables, but anyone else as shocked as i am when they finds out that you can actually get specific kinds of corn for pong. >> absolutely. people, all corn pops. >> exactly so don't put it in the microwave. >> it won't go well. >> anything else you got going on here at the farm. >> we're in transition now, moving on from the fall crops into christmas program. decorating lots. getting ready for christmas. >> got to love it. eric, thank you so much. thank you for the popcorn guys learn something new every day. >> over here, old bay corn, and sweet corn. >> yes. >> make that up. >> thank you, patrick. appreciate it. >> well, the hottest trends in fashion is coming from an unlikely source. >> the dry cleaner, no word itself can be dry cleaned, but take a look, dry cleaner, the fashion house calls it cape shear overlay dress, and they'll sell you one for just $737, that doesn't even cloud the dress you will have to wear underneath it. >> what? it is a clear -- oh, let's just be real, okay? so, i'm very fussy, i have to tell you guys, i got this for 56 sent, actually my producer, they put this together for me. by the way i think it is safe to say we love our viewers. that was actually doctor rob's idea. >> and mask. >> out other producer got me this. this is the real deal. he did not make this. this is the real deal from the designer, i think was $9,000. this is worth it. this is ooh sent. what do you guys think? >> horrible. absolutely horrible. >> oh, i think it is great, she just saved $735. >> not fashionable, that's the point. >> but 50 points? >> ugly, horrible. >> and all right, we will be right back. we will also put it on e pay. >> yes, ebay later, yes. father, veteran..., but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. >> well, before you leave here is three to go. >> today is reelection day, polls open in new jersey and about open in pennsylvania, plus they open until 8:00 p.m. tonight. >> president trump continues his tour of asia stopped in south korea met with the president, they discussed trade in north korea headed next to g sixers are back in action tonight, looking to win their fifth straight game whether they play the utah jazz. >> that's three to go, let's get last check on weather and traffic. >> one of the first place that is will see some rain still nice and breitbart, and actually still sunny, as the sun is rising outside, west lawn pa, 37 degrees, though, chilly start for everyone. not just here, walk out the door with a heavier coat. and the umbrella if you plan to stay out. that will rain arrives specially this afternoon, meisha. >> all right, katie, big accident here, schuylkill eastbound before conshohocken. blocking this two left lanes, it is very slow moving here. another one, the schulkhill westbound before belmont avenue. plus: another o30 northbound at route 73, right now, the left lane compromised there. >> thank you shall meisha. next on cbs this morning, small city in oklahoma getting big boost from home star star -- hometown star. taking it from 3,000 to 15,000 >> remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting dark and early, even darker these days at 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> there is a shot of johnson 's farm. popcorn for everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ good morning. it is tuesday, november 7th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." the air admits it made a mistake that allowed the texas church shooter to buy his guns, and the man who shot and chased the gunman is sharing his story. plus, we're learning more about the 26 poem killed. nearly half of them belong to just two families. president trump in sock this morning says north korea should do the right thing and make a deal on its nuclear weapons program, and "the new yorker" says heintz inused an army of spies to try to

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