>> you cannot let your kids play outside no more, like you got to be careful, you got to be watching them 24/7. >> lost all the way around, a shame, a shame it happened. >> now, police search for suspect, and motive. >> not the intended target, just unfortunately at the wrong place, in that chair, at the time when the shooting occurred up the block. >> investigators questioned three people on sunday, but so far, no arrests. meanwhile, the shooting has left this frankford community in shock, losing one of their own, during what should have been one of the happiest times of her life. >> i miss her. and i love her. >> and, police continue to search for information and suspects this morning, they're going to try to review surveillance video in order to come up with some of the suspect, again, no arrests in the case, haven't recovered a weapon, still looking for more information. in the meantime, they do believe that the suspect or suspects fled the scene, and in a older model white ford crown vick. if you have any information, give police a call. reporting live outside of police headquarters, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> also this morning, authorities now offering $50,000 reward to track down the person responsible for the deadly ambush of two pennsylvania state troopers. corporate brian dixon and trooper alex douglas, were shot outside the almost g grove barracks friday night. corporal dixon was killed, trooper douglas did survive. he regained consciousness over the weekends but still in critical condition. investigators say, they interviewed a person of interest, but no arrests have been made. >> mexico baja california peninsula getting hammered by powerful category three hurricane, hurricane owe deal made landfall overnight with wind speeds up to 125 miles per hour. it was a direct hit on the popular resort city of cabo san lucas, now shelters being set up for tens every thousands of people. let's check our weather and traffic here, 6:02, good morning, kate. >> i good morning, the eastern pacific has been very much lit up this hurricane season where we've had nothing more than glancing blows from a loft systems. , currently edward, also not expected to reach us, so, we continue to keep some very comfortable and quiet conditions, but, you will notice, this is banner day, the first day every actually i wore my jacket here on skydeck since last june, let's take a look, show you the statistics, going back in time, low yesterday morning, 53, currently at 53 degrees, in philadelphia, and these are the coolest temperatures we've experienced since may 19. that will was when we bottom out just below 50. but you know this is a cool start for us. into the 30's, in mount pocono, i think even some of the central portions of pennsylvania, might even have little frost on their hands, this morning, crazy stuff. but, you know, we tend to see the ups and downs this month. storm scan3 quiet. nice clear sky of course allowing the temperatures to drop off as easily as they have. but, later on today, the bright sunlight will do its part to warm things up. so a lot of evan flow in the temperature here today, nice dray, dress in layers, the bottom line here, vittoria? >> great advice. and i would piggyback off katie saying traffic same thing ups and downs, pretty smooth ride, a nice start this morning, but as we head outside, starting to see some volume creep up on the schuylkill expressway. traveling 76 either eastbound or westbound, starting to get little slow, so be mine full, eastbound direction, making your way approaching the area of conshohocken, then around the curve. traveling on the ben franklin bridge, no delays, do have construction, but not causing too much after problem, pretty used to to that see how it continues to affect your commute. dropping down to 30 miles per hour, however, on 95, southbound through the construction zones, approaching girard avenue down through the vine st. expressway. fifty on the schulkill, again remember that pocket around the area of conshohocken, 55, 476, no major delays on the pa turnpike but watch out foreclosure pottstown, montgomery county at oklahoma, eighth street, your best alternate. montgomery man stance trial of ten month old girl and her grandmother. ragu is accused every killing the little girl and her grandmother inside botched kidnapping. he wanted to hold the child for ransom. he is expected to represent himself at the trial and could face the death penalty if convicted. >> also, happening today, all eyes on harrisburg as lawmakers reconvene on at jen did a, proposed local cigarette tax to help fund cash strapped philadelphia schools. school district was able to open its doors on time this year, but said the needs the 2-dollar per pack tax to avoid significant cuts and layoffs. gm attorney will announced to the number of deaths and injuries tied to the automakers faulty ignition switches. general motors has previously disclosed 13 deaths, and 54 accidents but government investigators believe the numbers are hire. company attorneys say 100 claims have been received, families of those who died in the affected vehicles could be eligible for more than $1 million. gm recalled 2.6 million cars this year, related to the problem, which engineers discovered ten years ago. >> a boil water advisory is in effect for residents in kennett square, chester county. a water main break, on east south street saturday night is the reason behind this advisory. there are no signs of water contamination, this is just a precaution, and after two days of negative test results, the ban will be lifted. investigators still trying to figure out what started a fire that destroyed popular market in lancaster county. the agreed dragon farmers market in of rad a has been in business for 82 years, frequently advice the dollars by thousands of people every weekend. most of it destroyed in the fire, owner said he's not sure when it will reopen. >> well, this morning, john kerrey and other leaders of dozens every countries gathering in paris to discuss what to do about the terrorist group known ace isis. this is the weekends another on camera execution was just released, along with another threat for more violence. susan macinnis in washington with more. >> secretary of state, john kerrey, and diplomats from around the world, are in paris today to try to form a global strategy to defeat the islamic millitant group isis. >> we have countries in this region, countries outside of this region, in addition to the united states, all of whom are prepared to engage in military assistance. >> david cameron called an emergency meeting of his advisors, on sunday, after isis beheaded british citizen and threatened another. >> they claim to do this in the name of islam. that's nonsense. islam is a religion of peace. they are not muslims. they are monsters. >> cameron promise to go support us military efforts with logistics and intelligence gathering. president obama has promised no us combat troops on the gown, as the fight expand from iraq to syria. will take an arm toy beat an army. >> this idea will never have any boots on their grounds to defeat him in syria, fantasy. >> congress will vote this week on president obama's request for $500 million, to train and equip moderate seen yan reb unless their fight against isis. >> i think the plan is the best possible one, because it recognizes this is not just a military struggle, it is last political struggle. >> the measure is expected to pass. susan macinnis, cbs news, washington. your time now 6:08. not one but two raging wilds fires in california force hundreds of people to evacuate their homes. we'll have more on that story and more of this video when we come back. >> ♪ >> dangers police officers face on the street. see what happens when officer wearing body c camera is forced to fire on a suspect. >> plus: it has been tough week for the nfl. several players conduct off the field is being called into question. i'm jericka duncan with that story coming up. ♪ as far as the game is concerned, on the field, just one game in town, you know what it is, birds, colts, that's what i am talking. >> who was that? all right. that was joe, i think. kick that colts drama. let's go, two and zero, eagles, all tonight, good morning, family. see you in a bit. >> ♪ don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us. >> reporting ray rice will appeal his suspension, comes a mid video. this also adds another fn -- nfl play sat on the bench because of his behavior off the field. jericka dunn cast has more. >> reporter: gregg hardy removed from sunday ross where no explanation. hairdos appealing a july domestic assault conviction, he played last sunday against tampa. earlier in the week, the panthers owner broke down, as he spoke about domestic violence, while excepting an award. >> i stand first against domestic violence. >> came shortly after video owe merged showing ray rice punching and knocking out his then fiancee. on friday, the minnesota vikings suspended running back, adrienne peterson, he is charged with injuring a child, after he admitted to using a branch to spanning his four year old. ray rice and his wife were back in his hometown new rosell saturday to watch high school football game. sunday his mother attended churr every services where her sister is the pastor. inside pastor denise campbell said the rice family is straying strong, even rice's mother, who appeared happy, and at ease, closed the sermon out with a song. >> nfl commissioner roger goodel still under fire for his handling of the rice situation. >> i want him to lead the reform. >> admitted co-have done more, and suspend rice for only two games, after first learning of the assault. he claims he never saw the new video until last week. jericka duncan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" >> hello, happy monday. did you like yesterday? nice day right? barely any wind. just felt so pleasantly warm. but it started off cool. today is very much the same. nice clear sky, temperatures have dropped, and boy, have they. you have bottom out to shy of the 30's kutztown, light of day just starting to come up, isn't this the prettiest view in love it. giant goose egg for wind speeds. good hair day, because we've got dry air, no winds, go for the intricate hairstyle ladies and jones, sunny beautiful. late tonight specially early tomorrow morning next whimpy front comes through, again, it doesn't have a lot of juice to it, so i expect shower, some clouds, but will quickly clear. we will ends up actually with pretty decent day. the rest of the forecast, it is just smooth sailing. >> if you are traveling, pretty smooth sailing. take a look at the vine st. expressway, no major delays, eastbound or westbound on the vine. this is eastbound side 95 would be your web side making your way down toward broad street trying to get toward the schuylkill. however, if you are traveling on the 30 bypass, we are seeing just little bit of traffic around the area of route 113, traveling in the eastbound direction, but look at that, pockets, big pockets, not too bad out there. , seeing it 95 southbound, starting to slow down approaching the area of girard. i would even say probably trickle back toward allegheny dropping down to 28 miles per hour, a on the schuylkill, 55, 476, pa turnpike, 422, 202, all moving well. however, later on this afternoon, 12:30, we're expecting a rally at the comcast center a protest, so it will begin at 12:30 p.m. >> here is a look at today's headlines. a woman has died overnight after being shot. doctors perform emergency c-section trying to save megan dota's triedment police still searching for the person who fired the stray bullet. >> now, $50,000 reward for information on the shooting death after pennsylvania state trooper in in northeastern pennsylvania. trooper brian dixon was killed and trooper alex douglas was injured on fry night. pennsylvania state lawmakers return to harrisburg, today, they could consider a bill allowing a cigarette tax in philadelphia to help funds the school district. we'll be right back. good morning. there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. 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(cheers). >> miss new york crouds miss america last night, this is the third straight win for the empire state. the 22 year old sang pharrell's owes cam nor nature dollars hit while keeping a plastic red cup, snacked $50,000 scholarship, as well. >> i'm sure we'll have pictures of her dipping the toast little later on. >> maybe a little chilly. just a little bit. >> just little bit. our time 6:21, the world areas first ever car made on 3d print is her unveil, see it, and find out when you can get your own, that's coming up next. >> plus, eating a little too much salt is a major health risk around the world. and some of the biggest offenders, children. coming up a little bit later in our what's up doc segment, we will take a look at how much salt is too much salt. stay with us, everyone, back traffic and weather together, good morning, kate. >> i that the tasha, not cloud to be had in the sky right now, which means even the light of day starting to pop over the horizon, we've had chance to cool off incredibly easily. so a lot of are you actually into the 40's, some of are you even into the 30's, this morning, and it is chilly start, but high pressure here, that means we get more sunshine, beautiful day un folding, check it out, here you go. take your pick. thirty-nine mount pocono, 40's in ac, low 50's, at best at the moment, at philadelphia international. going through the day, nice afternoon, so i suggest dressing in layers today. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, starting to seat sun peak up in areas, like 202, right around the area of 29, if you are traveling until the northbound direction, making your way down toward the schuylkill expressway, starting to see few more vehicles on the road, just like we're seeing few more of those vehicles on 95, take a look at these censor, if you are traveling 95 southbound, seeing delays from academy down toward cottman. you catch a slight break, then jump more volume, allegheny down through the vine st. expressway, seeing things in the red, drop down to 20. fifty on the schuylkill. fifty-five on 476, but patco commuters, we're experiencing 15 minute westbound delays, in areas, so just keep that in mind this morning, natasha? >> thank you very much. well, in the wake of the shooting death of michael brown, and ferguson missouri, there is a lot of talk now about making body cameras mandatory for police officers. and now, getting to see first-hand why those cameras can be so very important. this video you're about to see, it captures police involved shooting on tape. police say someone opened fire outside after gas station, near the indianna kentucky border. uncle hear the officer returning several shots, as he ran toward the shooter. the suspect was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. authorities believe the video shows the officer followed protocol. >> well, multiple wild fires continue to burn out of control, in california this morning, forcing thousands of people to run for cover. one of the hardest hit areas in mad ear a county where the neighborhood was left completely devastated. flames swept through more than 300 acres destroying at least 21 structures, including ten homes. fortunately it, seems, everyone was able to get out in time. no injuries have been reported. just in time for the morning commute, new york subway tunnel finally being reopened today. tunnel which runs under the east river being damaged during super storm sandy two years ago, crews had to replace and re bill nearly everything inside. several upgrades were also made to protect it from future storms. well, the auto industry is making a leap to the next level. >> and workers are using 3d technology. an electric car comprise g less than 50 parts, 3d printer used melted carbon plastic, to try to create layer upon layer. whole process took less than two days, at convention center in chicago, and the makers says the possibility here are endless. >> some of these will be made with internal combustion motors run on diesel or petro, some will be made with current status of electric motors like this one is. and some of them will be made with power trans we haven't even seen yet. >> my hope is the way we sim ily fide the build and the technology, not only be able to make leading technology cars, but that these things will be ultimately affordable. well, current prices range from 18 to $30,000. depending on customer specifications. >> wow, looks like the mack five with speed racer. >> pretty cool. >> it is, amazing what they can do now. coming up in the next half hour, more on breaking developments in the shooting death after pregnant woman. jan? >> a woman is shot and killed hit by a stray bullet in the frankford section of philadelphia. i'm jan carabeo, reporting live outside of police headquarters, coming up new details about the baby she was due to deliver in just about a month. >> plus, hillary clinton returns to iowa for the first time since her 2008 democratic presidential primary lost in the state, and she jokes back with a message. >> we of course will do traffic and weather together on the 3's, back at the bottom of it was art that brought us together in the first place. and it's working its magic once. here it means more than lines or pictures on a page. it's a way of life. it's music and color. the more we give in to the magic of this place, the more we'd like to stay. oaxaca. live it to believe it. >> breakinovernight, just learning the baby of pregnant mother shot and killed in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood has also died. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo at police headquarters right now where authorities are doing everything they can to find their killer. jan? >> ukee, police say this woman was at the wrong place at the wrong time. she was an innocent bystander. shot and killed by a stray bullet in the frankford section of philadelphia, and now, to make matters worse, this woman was also eight months pregnant, and doctors had hope they would save this child's life remaining in critical condition for much of the day yesterday, but we have learned this morning, that child has died overnight. this is the victim, 26 year old, megan doto, shot and killed in the frankford section of philadelphia, as she sat outside of her adams avenue home. police say she was watching her neighbors seven year old child when the gunfire errupted. it happened all around 11:00 in the morning yesterday. police say someone fired about dozen shots at an unknown target. doto sitting several hundred feet away, got caught in the crossfire, shot in the fails. she was returned to temple university temple university hospital where she died. doctors performed emergency c-section to save the baby's life. that baby remained in critical condition for much of the day yesterday but we're told the baby died overnight. meanwhile, police continue to investigate, interviewing witnesses, also questioned about three people on sunday, but so far no arrests. >> not the intended target. unfortunately at the wrong place at that chair in the wrong time. >> can you not let your kids play outside no more. you got to be careful. gout to be watching them 24/7. >> and, police continue to investigate, looking for surveillance video, hoping that will help identify a suspect, at this point, no motive, no arrest, they've not recovered the weapon, and they do say, however, they believe that the suspect or suspects fled the scene, and in a older model white ford crown victoria, if you have any information, give police a call. reporting live outside every police headquarters, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. ten year old boy meantime recovering this morning after brick wall came crashing down on top of him yesterday afternoon. it happened in north philadelphia, on the 1500 block of north 26 street. authorities tell "eyewitness news" that he was hit on the head by one of the bricks. the wall was left over from a previous demolition. and ten other people were also displaced because of the damage. they are getting help now from the red cross. it is 6:33, traffic and weather together on the 3's. >> tell you what, it is definitely feeling like fall outside. the second you walk out the door, notice, it is definately chillier outside. but later on today, much like what we saw yesterday it, warms up nicely. it will feel nice to just be outside. not too hot. not too cool. just what the doctor ordered. looking at real nice week in general. now, fall is nearing, guys, actually, just checked the calendar, usually show this once a week as of late. but in just one week, the autumnal equinox takes place, we officially turn the page on the summer season, we will be in the fall season officially. but man does it feel like it outside already. our temperatures are definitely telling the story which we'll show now second. but storm scan3 quiet as can be, it is cents clear, look at this, 49 right now outside lower merion high school. i am telling you, you are standing under one of the trees waiting for bus. you'll feel just how cool it is, you don't have a lot of sunlight just yet anyway. but being in the shadow of course makes it feel even cooler to you. it is 39 up at mount pocono, 53 currently at philadelphia international. so cool start. it is the coolest it's been since the past may, a long time, has passed obviously, so it is a little bit of shock to the system to say the least. but still, nice day. mid 70s, here in philadelphia, just little cooler through your resort towns. vet tore crashes over to you. >> thanks, katie. playing it pretty cool ourselves on the commute. few incidents popped up. let's get right outside, get right to t southbound direction, notice tow truck on scene to move a vehicle southbound on the shoulder right around the area of street road. you will notice the vehicle sort of crushed right off into the guardrail here. so, keep in mind that this will definitely slow down things just a touch. as is it will cause a gaper delay. now the southbound side of 95 already little slow out of the area as academy down toward cottman, then again approaching allegheny through to the vine. so in short, 95, far northeast philadelphia, down through the vine st. expressway will be slow, plan ahead for. that will traveling elsewhere, taking a look at the schuylkill expressway, 76, eastbound, approaching the area of gulph mills, no major problems, but approaching the area of the curve where you will definitely see slow down, in regard to mass transit, no problems. manayunk norristown line, no problems with the schedule. >> torrey, thank you. happening today the last full day of gaming at atlantic city trump plaza. all operations end at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. this makes four atlantic city casinos to shut down this year alone along with the atlantic club, showboat, and revel. in november, the trump taj mahal will go dark. layoff notices went out to employees there, on friday. and, former secretary of state, and first lady, hillary clinton, stirs more speculation, about a white house run in 2016. she made appearance in iowa sunday to pay tribute to the state's retiring democratic senator. >> wendy jill wet more. >> hillary clinton returned to iowa sunday, but she said she wasn't thereto campaign for president. >> well, it is true. i am thinking about it. but for today, that is not why i'm here. i'm here for the steak. >> the meat was courtesy of retiring senator tom harkins annual steak fry fundraiser. but first visit since the 2008 presidential campaign, fueled the fire that she will run again in 2016. a ready for hillary clinton bus was on hand, along with t-shirts, buttons, and life size cut out of the former secretary of state. clinton hit the road to rail for support for democrats in the upcoming midterm elections. >> real great to be back, let's not let another seven years go by. >> let's give it up for a great president and a great friend of iowa, will clinton. >> former president bill clinton also spoke at the event that brought together thousands of party activists in the nation's first caucus state. clinton said she won't announce if she'll run again for president until january. wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, while at the event, former president bill clinton had few laughs about one of his previous visits to iowa. he remembers the weather wasn't as nice as it was yesterday. >> 2003 it, did it, rained like crazy. i felt like i was, you know, 20 something at woodstock when i came out. i mean, only thing is, marijuana wasn't legal yet anywhere. >> and on the subject of marijuana, former president recently told report that's he believes legislation, regarding medical marijuana, should be less up to the -- should be left up to the states. >> happy birthday harry. >> british prince enters new decade, as he turns the big three-zero today. thirty, yes, one might say harry has millions of reasons to celebrate today. on his 30th birthday harry is allowed to claim his inheritance. hehe's now more than $15 million richer. coming from the estate of his late mother, princess diana. >> happy birthday, harry. well, that is growing problem in america. nine out of ten children eat too much salt. but how much is too much? coming up next, doctor rob's in the house with a look at what foods had the most sodium and simple ways you can cut down. >> plus, a actress in hand cuffs, but this is not for a movie role. find out what she was doing with her real life boyfriend that caught the attention of police. >> ♪ >> sun's coming up. did you hear kanye west making headlines again, this time what he said to fans at concert over the weekends. tell you more about that in the word. be right back. >> after an accident with chain saw. >> norman posted this picture on instagram, after he almost cut off his hand saturday. he says he was trimming trees at his florida home when the blade hit him just below the wrist, just barely missing an artery. now, after getting out of the hospital add happier picture, what he called, quote, scene of the crime. and jango un chained actress, accused lapd of racism after altercation with officers. seen here in video released by her boyfriends, said she was detained because police thought she was prostitute. couple said just kiss nag car when a man walk up to the window and told them to quote stop putting on a show. minutes later, the police arrived. >> a squad call pulls up from hine, yells at me to put my hand against the wall. now, i put my hands up. i say i haven't done anything wrong. i burst into tears because i am afraid. because it is scary to be accosted by cops in that way. >> well, watts was released and no charges were ever filed. but she does believe police targeted her and lucas because they're an inter-racial couple. now talking to attorneys about their next step. 6:43, your traffic and weather together. katy? >> ukee, good morning, we start it off with wider zoom on storm scan3, show you what's up with the overall pattern, i have to tell you, mother nature is sleeping, i think. little baby hiccup comes along the way in the way of frontal boundery by late tonight, tomorrow, but we're going to keep that beautiful weather that we experienced yesterday for yet another day. now there is front even back over the northern planes where we've had a lot of very active weather lately even this doesn't look impressive. by the time rolls through our area, basically the same thing, couple of showers, just modest knock on the temperature readings in the days ahead. pollen report as a result of the cooler air, looking pretty good. even though rag wood, gases, chenopod, predominant issues, levels still at worse medium low, so okay here for the next couple every days generally speaking, and your eyewitness weather seven day forecast talking smooth sailing, will be shower that gets touched off overnight, think a loft you might sleep through t looks like all out of here. even left with clouds in the morning, quickly going to clear, most of tomorrow actually looks really nice, stays nice for the long hall here, vet tore crashes over to you. >> great numbers. we're not, yes, not seeing great numbers however, traveling on parts of 95, even schuylkill expressway, but also we have an incident travel on the southbound side of 95 around the area of street road. police officer on scene on the shoulder vehicle involved, and then tow truck, all again on the shoulder around street road. now, further southbound, that's where you are going to run into volume problems. as you approach the area of the academy down through to cottman slow again approaching betsy through the vine n short basically delayed the whole way down toward center city out of the northeast, traveling on the vine st. expressway westbound expect area of the schuylkill, against to the schuylkill expressway, continue westbound, starting to see just touch of traffic build at city avenue. watch out for delays around the curve if your headed into the eastbound direction, and new schedule in place for the manayunk norristown line. ukee? >> torrey, thank you, breaking news in today's headlines cbs-3, learned the unborn baby of 26 year old megan doto has died overnight. hit by gunfire, died just before 4:00 this morning. so far police made no arrests. >> and there is now $50,000 reward for information on the ambush of two, state troopers, in northeastern pennsylvania. corporate brian dixon was killed, trooper alex douglas was injured. lawmakers return to harrisburg today, they may take up a bill allowing a cigarette tax to fund the philadelphia school district. >> peanut, popcorn, pretzels, we know many americans crave salty foods. >> yes. >> when it comes to kids diet, how much is too much? >> according to the cdc, 90% of school children eat more salt than they should. so, how can parents help control the problem? >> family physician checking in with more details. my man. so what's the report show? how much is too much? >> well it, showed that nine out of ten children, between six and 18 years of age, have about 3300 milligrams of sodium a day, which is a thought more than they should have every day, and the problem is that this could lead to long-term health effects in them, as they grow into adults. and i spent last night trying to add this up, ukee, natasha, this is about how much sodium the average kid has an in a year. ridiculous. >> my goodness. >> it comes from the foods we eat. that's even before the saltshaker. so there is can impact health. this study was very important, what we eat as children, can affect our health as adults. >> you talk about that saltshaker obviously, so if our parents, not just about put that away? >> no, you know, that's real good point. most, 63%, all of the salt we have is already in the foods. matter of fact ten foods that most kids eat most often, matter of fact, i eat a lot of them. so pizza one of them. do you ever have a slice of pizza? 700 milligrams of sodium in there. what about suppan also cheese, bread, a lot of people don't realize, there is a lot of sodium in bread. meats, ever wonder why meats could last so long? it is because there is a lot of sodium, preservative. savory snakes, things like microwave or just heat up, there is probably a lot of sodium this there. in fact, if sodium is one of the first five ingredients, it is probably the product probably has too much salt, and this is even before you add salt to your products. so it is the foods we buy, has a lot. >> you brought some soup with you this morning. >> i did. here is a little quiz. i have three chicken rice soups. okay? now, one of them of course is a healthy choice, and one of them is healthy value, one regular chicken and rice. which one do you think, and these are all two servings by the way, which one do you think has the lowest sodium until. >> automatically would you think healthy choice. >> yes. >> you would think? go ahead, tell us. >> healthy valley only has 85 milligrams of per serving, if have you this other one here, you are getting almost 2,000 milligrams of sodium. and the big thing is we don't need that. so, we have to start looking at labels. we have to be healthier, do healthier choices for our children and for our. >> what are other health risks you're talking about? i would automatically assume blood fresh shnewer. >> study -- study showed one in four children have higher pressure, what happens, it can lead as we get adults to higher incidence of high blood pressure, heart risk, stroke risk, kidney disease, so this is something that we need to really pay attention to. what can parents do? buy fresh. you know what you are putting in there. also, read labels, it is important. salt is a learned taste. so what we want to do, gradually adjust your taste buds by having less salty foods. that the tasha, here you go, get used to it. >> that one. >> what happens is you get four-six weeks, not having high sodium. >> you know what happens when you retrain your taste buds? when do you eat something salty, you're not going to like it, because you feel it, you will taste it. >> so buy fresh? >> buy fresh. cook it yourself. >> thanks, doctor rob. good to see you. >> we're being assaulted by the foods that are not healthy for us. >> you've been hanging around too much for us, doc. >> my man? >> it is now 6:49. a lot cough coming up this morning on cbs this morning. >> chair roads joins us from new york with your preview. charlie, good morning. >> hey, good morning, ukee, that the tasha. ahead talk to mike morrell about new calls to put combat troops on the ground in iraq and syria. plus senator ran paul is with us, tell us about changing views on military involvement in the middle east, plus possible run for the white house, dangerous respiratory virus hitting children has expanded into new states. a leading doctor prevented medicine joins with us how to protect your kid, the news is back in the morning. >> thank you, charlie. >> ♪ >> the words is awkward for kanye west, during con another australia, stopped performing and told all audience members to get on their feet. >> well, kanye specifically pointed out two fans, who weren't standing, and then the crowd actually start today boo the fan. the problem is one fan was in a wheelchair, the other had a prosthetic leg. kanye finally realized his mistake when the fan with the prosthetic limb began to wave it in the air to show him what was going on. >> wow. >> reality star and fashion designer, lauren conrad, is officially off the market. married musician william saturday on the california coast. couple first met on valentine day back on 2012 on minds date set up by mutual friends. he propose in the october of 2013. >> and no good deed upset guardians of the galaxy socks office rain this weekend, the thriller stars as an escaped convict who terrorists. it made about 24 and a half million dollars. dolphin tail two came in second, guardians of the galaxy dropped to third place, teenage mutant ninja turtles and let's be cops rounds out the top five. you tell me you're a big fan? >> yes, i am. i must see that movie. >> i bet. >> looks so good. >> i heard that, too. back with you in just a moment, ukee. >> but first, here's look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. morning, family, see you in a bit. you can own the most infamous receipt in philadelphia, but it is not cheap. >> receipt now for sale on ebay. you probably remember he ignited after leaving 20 cents tip on his 61-dollar check, the receipt will cost much more than a meal. right now, the highest bid $750. and the bidding ends saturday morning. not curious if it is legal to sell assigned receipt on ebay or not, but there you go. >> i feel like no higher than 20 cents, right? >> how about it? >> seriously? guys, switching beers here, weaver nice day unfolding out there. bright sunshine, already, popping over the horizon, beautiful blue sky, storm scan3, showing no storms in site right now. look at the difference in the temperature, color contouring of the map really shows the difference from the 60s, to just the low 50's here even cooler the further north you go. we had settled into very fall-like outlook here, so off to cool start. i suggest a sweatshirt when you walk out the door, but later today nice, comfortable, just like yesterday was. vet tore crashes over to you. >> good morning, look at this sun glare, with the gorgeous day, katie was talking about. >> sun glare north bound 95, definately folks slowing down here. also, seeing the slow down on the vine st. expressway westbound approaching the schuylkill on the schuylkill and pockets westbound approaching city avenue eastbound around the area of the curve. you drop down to 20 on the southbound side of 95, and basically delayed out of northeast philadelphia, down through the vine vine st. expressway, also, new scheduled in effect for the norristown manayunk line, note that this morning. also patco experiencing 15 minute delays. so back toutiesting. >> all right, thank you, torrey. not every day you see whole in one in golf, not every day you winfrey trip to space. >> both happen to one english golfer, andy sullivan hit the nearly impossible shot over the weekend. his prize, free ride on future space excursion from ex core space expedition, mission scheduled to lawn. from the dessert next year. >> what odd prize. >> right? >> we put two scripts together. >> you're casino of like wait, really? >> come on, now. >> all right. >> well, next on cbs this morning, the fails of the national mall. how one artsies turning the iconic acres of land near the washington monument. >> see you on the "cw a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts in the classroom. [ lori ] he's a great dad who sees taxes going up but schools not getting the funding they need. [ john ] so i'd put back the billion dollars corbett cut from education and make sure corporations and natural gas drillers paid their fair share. time to close the loopholes for the tax cheats. dad thinks a lot about education. i'm john kane and it's about time harrisburg did too. good morning. it is monday, september 15th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." terrorists execute another hostage. will arab countries join the fight against isis? two more nfl stars are sidelined over domestic violence charges. and apple's ceo tim cook tells charlie what makes his company different when it comes to your personal inform joogs but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> are they a threat to our national security? >> no question that they're a threat to our national security. >> the world looks for a path forward against isis