intensive care, but they say they're just happy she is alive this morning, especially, because she was engulfed in flames, and specially because her three year old daughter was with her at the time of this accident, really frightening scene here at the sunoco gas station in kensington, with one car crashes into this victim's car, and then tips over that gas pump right there, if you take a look at the video, you can she it look like with the burned out cars and the wreckage. we're told this accident happened just before 11:30 last night here at the sunoco at the corner of somerset avenue, somerset at aramingo avenue. she was pumping gas, and she got t bone, it caused big fire. woman outside that's lopez, she was engulfed in flames, and suffered both seconds agree and third agree burns to hands and legs, and taken to temple university hospital where she now in stabilized condition app though they say she is in a lot of pain, but again there is family is just happy she is alive, as well as that three year old daughter, who was in the car at the time that this all happened. we're told by the family that a passenger in the other car actually got out, got the three year old out safely before she was injured. this is developing story, we still don't know exactly what caused a crash, but we are hearing the driver, woman, of the other car, misstook the gas for the break and plowed into this car and tipped over this pump, back out here live on scene, you can see, there is still a lot of clean up for the sunoco, they have to get the pump back in place, but again, serious accident but could have been a lot worse. second and three agree burns and her three year old daughter okay. reporting live, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, jan. new this morning, authorities are investigating possible firebombing in winslow township camden county. the call came out around 3:00 this morning, at home on villanova court. we're told fire damaged the first floor, but no one was hurt, and it is unclear how exactly it was thrown into the home. delaware family lift without a place to live after out of control mini-van smashes. see the damage right there. chopper three over darryl i rode claymont last night. driver jason ran away after the crash, but later caught by officers. >> he was taken to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries. and an eyewitness sitting at traffic light watched the whole crash unfold. motion devastating accident, 5-foot in the air, over the hands rail in front of the house, and spun around two times in the air in a split second. i mean, that's amazing. >> police say jason rowan faces multiple traffic violations including driving under the influence of drugs, and leaving the scene after crash. >> just past 6:03, we want to head out to the skydeck. good morning, not standing around without an umbrella yesterday. this morning, everything is different, and this afternoon, even better, and far different than yesterday. let's take a look, see what we have out there at this point, and notice, on storm scan3, that we have precipitation moving far away from our area. we're left with the clear skies, they're going to be staying here throughout the weekends, so, we welcome them for their friday arrival, and we love that they're staying through saturday, sunday, and maybe they've pack few extra things and they can stay few extra days, as well. 56 degrees, our temperature right now in philadelphia, 52 trenton, 54 degrees in wilmington, and in millville, and atlantic city. so 54 seems to be the popular number this morning. 75 degrees, couple clouds, mostly sunny, still pretty wild in the -- mild in the water. remember, moderate risk of rip current, though, while that storm is gone, so some of the after effect at least in the water remain. temperatures today get to go 77 lovely degrees, with sunshine, talk about summer like forecast on the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, vittoria. >> how you are doing on your commute, we had the closure of the blue route, incident tractor-trailer incident on the 202 southbound. but now we have cleared that out of the way. we good to go. here is a look at 476 right around the earlier accident scene. southbound, northbound, moving well, right around the area of the schuylkill expressway, access the schuylkill without any problems. so all-in-all, you can breathe sigh of relief as you sit your pumpkin spice. we take you now over to 95 right around the broad street exit, southbound, northbound, moving real nice. any plans to head to the philadelphia international airport, you shouldn't have profit you also cents shouldn't experience problem at the airport itself. we're in the seeing any major delays foray rivals and departures, we take a lock at the wide speed censors, wonderful 55, your average on 95, 50 on the schuylkill, 55, 476, mass transit and things in delaware, new jersey, also look just as nice. let's take it over to ukee now. >> torrey, thank you. us officials say there is currently no credible threat against american and french subways, susan macinnis reports, that's despite comments by iraq's prime minister, at the united nations. >> largest subway system is safe. there was no immediate credible threat to our subway system, i say that with confidence, people should go about their business, as they normally would. >> on thursday at the united nations iraq's prime minister said captured as well as militants warned iraqi intel jeltz agents about imminent terror plot against us and french subway. >> battlefield, very unreliable in most cases in terms of how it was gotten, prisoners say anything to get out of any situation that they're in. >> new york mayor and governor both road the subway on thursday, and reminded new yorkers the city always at a height ends level of awareness. director of the fbi told reporters isis would attack america if it could. the us and its international partners are using air strikes in syria to weaken the group. >> hit commands posts and refineries the group use toss finance its operations. >> i'm -- >> isis has claimed responsibility for beheading two american journalists, and british aid worker, now, the fbi believes it, has identified the mask man with the british accent, who spoke in the videos. fbi director james coney says however he will not release the man's name orated at this -- identity. senate republicans say they plan to tight president obama's next nominee for attorney general even though hasn't picker i can holder's replacement. hold is her stepping aside after six years. will stay on until they identify his successor. said holler has done superb job, credited him for driving down both the nation's crime and incarceration rates, which hasn't happened together in decades. there is an e-mail scandal this morning, involving at least eight high ranking pennsylvania officials. the state attorney general kathleen cane released information on dozens every inapropriate emails, sent from state issued e-mail accounts, between 2008 and 2012. talk of the existence of these pornographic emails started in harrisburg, that's after cane's inquiry into how predecessor handled the investigation of convicted pedifile jerry sandusky, ukee? >> more controversy surrounding the video of ray rice knocking out then fiancee in a atlantic city elevator. anonymous law enforcement official told the associated press that he sent copy that far video to the nfl head of security jeffrey miller back in april. now, if true there is would contradict lead commissioner roger goodel's repeat the claims that the nfl had not seen the video until "tmz" published it earlier this month. miller has released a statement denying his office ever received that video. learning more this morning about the woman charged in the attack on same sex couple in center city. twenty-four year old kathryn knott had been fired from her job as an emergency room tech at lansdale hospital for posting what appears to be patient x-rays on her twitter page. experts warn that what you post on social media can come back to haunt you, and land you in legal trouble. >> be doing any sent that can see it, even apart from your friend, or your family, anybody outside your social media circle, because police can access it, attorneys can access it, be careful whatever you post. >> co-defendants williams annular began released thursday morning after posting bail. many say the charges against the three don't go far enough and they gathered in love park yesterday demanding that the city amend the hate crime law to include sexual orientation. similar legislation changes are being introduced on the state level in hopes of offering protection based on jenner identity, and disability, in addition to sexual orientation. our state has a moral responsibility to address hate crimes. and we remain come police it if we fail to place hate crime legislation for those of us by sexual, lesbian, gay, transgenderrer. >> pennsylvania is one of 15 states that does not include sexual orientation in its hate crime law. it is already on the books in new jersey and delaware. well, another massive auto recall to warn you about this morning, we'll have that on the other side. >> also ahead, caught on camera. violent fight between some atlantic city casinos security guards and philadelphia man. a confrontation that left that man bloodied and beaten. >> also, poconos residents are still on high alert as the manhunt continues for an accused cop killer eric frein. now they're also being warned of a scam related to the case. >> and i'm sure this has happened to you at some point. looking for a parking spot and you see car taking up two spots. drives you nuts, right? well there is jeep owner is getting the last laugh. we're hearing from him coming up. we'll be right back. mmm! ring ring! ring ring! progresso! you soup people have my kids loving vegetables. well vegetables... shh! taste better in our savory broth. vegetables!? no...soup! oh! soup! loaded with vegetables. packed with taste. and now try new progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >> eric frein, man accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper, last spotted in the poconos tuesday, but too far away to catch. it is believed that frein is treating this manhunt as a game. east's end left trail of evidence in the mountains. scammers taking advantage of residents living in that area. though say someone claiming to be the state police asking for donations to help with the search. officials say, they do not and will not solicit money from anyone. >> traffic and weather together. what a different story from yesterday, carol. >> oh, really is, but down in rehoboth beach, you can still see the wet boards walks from yesterday, so it will take today's sunshine, to dry them out, but you can already see on the horizon, it is cents starting to brighten up, we've got gorgeous day, shaping up for us, temperatures at this point are in the 50's, every place, 56 degrees, out at the airport in philadelphia, that's the same temperature down in dover, 53 in the poconos, so even not all that much colder in the poconos. high pressure building in today. we love high pressure. temperatures, will be, well, in weather, otherwise we don't like a lot of high pressure, but his weekends, we still have the high pressure, the good kinds, temperatures will be in the lower 80s, lots of sunshine coming up for us. so enjoy this weather. seventy-seven, the shore 75, the poconos, 72, and we love the sunshine, so much, we are keeping it. saturday, sunday as well, and look how mild, 82 degrees, monday, 78, by tuesday, maybe a rain shower, 73, and then wednesday and thursday, still in the 70s, vittoria. >> still looks pretty good out there, carol, love see it. still, on the roads, as a whole, really. we do have a little bit after incident, this is 95 northbound, right around street road. disable vehicle, but on the shoulder, folks moving by just fine, again, not seeing too much volume just yet. but, we are starting to see just the creep up of the slightest touch of a delay here and there. not so much on the schuylkill, around this area here, spring garden, approaching the vine st. expressway, eastbound and westbound, moving well. but we are seeing, as we pull up our wide, going from into the 50's to now dropping down into the 30's, on 95 northbound, approaching or excuse me 95 southbound approaching the vine st. expressway, and that's through the construction zones, so little bit of the rush out there, generally speaking all-in-all great ride no matter where you are headed. twenty-one year old woman burned after crash at a gas station in kensington. the woman's three year old was in the car and the toddler okay. >> breaking news right now, row home fire in chester has claimed a life. another person in that home, the sun of the victim escaped the fire. september increasing security, militants planning attacks on american and french subways. there are no confifirmed threats. we'll be right bac mmm ring ring! ring ring! progresso! wow soup people, i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh...that's what i'm afraid of. you don't love the dress? i love my sister. 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. >> eagle mail the 9ers this afternoon, 4:25 start out on the west coast, at the new stadium out there. joining us live, to talk about the game, the votes of the eagles on sister station sports radio 94wip. mr. merle reels, hey, hershey. >> hi, budd. >> i 49er team one and two, but that doesn't mean a thing. talk to us how dangerous this club is specially at home and specially after two losses if. >> they're desperate, desperate, because they're one and two, you know colin is tough quarterback, multi-talented. the thing is you have got to make him pass from the pocket. you can't let him get outside. because if he does, he can do all kind of damage. >> hey, merrill, remind me a lot of conditioning ham, can run and scramble. he can throw and basically make things happen as you mention. i'm about the g you on chip's staff. do you put a spy on him? why or why not? >> i think you do. i think you do. can you not let him run wild. sorry that michael kendrick isn't back yet. because he would have been a big factor. but, you do put a spy on him. i think they have to. they have to account for him, on every single play. and plus, he has great receivers. michael crabtree, antoine bolden, they're just good, good football team offensively and defensively, but they haven't played that well yet. the opposite of the eagles, eagles had horrible starts, but they've been tremendous in the second half. do you realize that in the second half, ukee, the 49ers have a collective three points, they've one, thirds period fields goal, and nothing in the fourth quarter, all three games? >> wow. that's amazing. jason kelce of course out. how do you we make up for his floss. >> well, you have david as the center norths big guy, about 290 pounds, six-one, but he's very, very strong, and he's very quick. jeff, the offensive line coach, done tremendous job getting these guys together. you only have two of the original starters, you have jason peters, and you have todd herremans, but they work hard. they've been here all summer, they know what they're doing, they're smart, and nick foles has to get rid of the ball very quickly. >> my man, have safe trip. turn down the tv channel, let merrill and mike get down,. >> great weekend, ukee. >> you too, talk to you soon. right now 6:21, and it was a big sports night for yankees fans. derek jeter took the field for the last time at yankee stadium. >> storybook ending, number two says there is one thing he kept thinking, while he was on the field. that's coming up. >> that's great. and ever drive around looking for primo parking spot? when you find a car taking up two spots? this corvette owner is about to learn about anncr: hampton knows it's yvideoconferenceanof the. hi! hi, buddy! anncr: that's why the wifi and free hot breakfast are something to smile about. and good reasons to book now. feel the hamptonality friday, good news, and sunshine coming our way, as soon as we get rid of the darkness, temperatures in the 50's, 56 degrees, in philadelphia, 52 trenton, 54 in wilmington, it is cents a day with exactly 12 hours of light. sun rising 52:00, sun setting at 6:52 tonight. our high temperature this afternoon, get to go 77 degrees, and we don't stop there over the weaken, gets even warmer. eighty-two both saturday, sunday, plenty of sunshine, sun, clouds, on monday, 78 degrees, tuesday, at this point it, looks like maybe chance of a shower, and then wednesday, and thursday, see shower on wednesday, but still, great looking weekend of fabulous weekend coming up. >> vittoria? >> thank you, good morning, everyone, still overall not awful commute. but we are starting to see the lightning of the sky there. so, when that sun comes up, the rush will come in, if you're traveling eastbound on 422, this shot here, not too far away from the trooper area, we are starting to see just few more vehicles, on the road, but not seeing full swing rush just yet as we approach 6:30, westbound on the ben franklin bridge, do have construction blocking right lane, just little bit of slowness there, but for the most part speed censors are in the 50's, 50 on the schuylkill, a five blue route, 39 where we're seeing drop. that's southbound 95 around girard, that's where we're starting to see just the twinge of morning rush. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. three is on your side with important recall information for chrysler owners, 350,000 vehicles, are being recalled, to repair a faulty ignition switch that can prevent accessories from working in rare cases cents causing the vehicle to lose power while driving. the recall involves 2008 jeep grand cherokees, shown here, and the 2008 model chrysler 300, the dodge magnum and jeep commander. well, we've all experienced it, you drive-thru crowded parking lot looking for spot only to find someone is hogging two of them. >> and deliberately, too, park over the line. >> they don't want to -- >> frustrating one new jersey man so discussed by two spot taker right there outside favorite edison, he park his muddy jeep alongside that fancy squeaky clean corvette. he wanted to proof a point. so he snapped this picture. little did he know, woe get such huge response on social media. >> nothing personal, but i just did it because it was fun. >> i i hate when people do that. >> just trying to show him it doesn't matter, i'm going to park next to you anyway. >> there you go. in case you're wondering, the driver of the corvette, never did come forward. >> i was looking at the other guy in the passenger seat in the first interview. >> yes? >> he didn't want anything to do with, that just looking down. >> looking down, looking away, please don't finds me. >> coming up in the next half hour, close call for a woman just pumping gas. jan? >> a 21 year old northeast philadelphia woman suffers second and third agree burns, while she tries to fill up at this kensington gas station. i'm jan carabeo, coming up, find out how she is doing as well as her three year old daughter with her at the time. >> plus, caught on camera, a violent altercation between some atlantic city casino security guards and philadelphia man. it is a confrontation that left that man bloodied and beaten. >> also, an accident on the blue route, causing some traffic trouble this morning. torrey has your detours, carol your weekend forecast, we do traffic and weather together and we do it on the 3's, back at the bottom of the hour. good morning to mmm ring ring! ring ring! progresso! wow soup people, i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding. well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress. uh-huh...that's what i'm afraid of. you don't love the dress? i love my sister. 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> crash sparks a fire sending a woman to the hospital with severe burns. jan carabeo in kensington to tell you more. jan? >> reporter: ukee, erika, family now identifies the victim, who was burned here this morning, as is 21 year old northeast philadelphia woman, jacqueline lopez, we're told, she is a student, has full-time job, and a three year old daughter the little girl is okay, while her mother is in the hospital. banked up, burned out. the wreckage of two-car crash and fire here at this kensington gas station, and an accident, that sent one person to the hospital, a woman, just trying to fill up. >> sustained thirds agree burns, and seconds agree burns on her hands and from her waist down. >> fire officials say the crash happened at this sunoco, at the corner of somerset street and aramingo avenue, just before 11:30, thursday night. a woman, was getting ready to pump, when an out of a control car slammed into her car, t bone it. we are told the driver misstook the gas pedal for the break. a mistake that took out the pump and spark big fire, both cars were burned, and still was -- so was the woman standing by. >> i'm very upset about the situation. because she is alive. >> all of this, they say, was witnessed by the victim, 21 year old jacqueline lopez's three year old daughter, who was inside the car, a passenger in the other car, then jumped into help. >> he immediately went on the other side, kicked the window open, and saved the three year old caughter. >> meanwhile, lopez, suffered second and third agree burns from her hands down, her family tells us, she now in intensive care but stabilized. >> it is hard to see her in the hospital. but i'm glad she's okay. >> her three year old daughter okay, as well, told she is obviously shaken up, but safe this morning, with her father, in the meantime, as you can see hine me this morning, the food mart here at the sunoco is open, but the pumps are still taped off. as is that one pump still lies on its side. reporting here, live in kensington, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". jan, thank you. the investigation into the philadelphia school district's cheating scandal leads to two more arrests. former principal, barbara mccleery, and arthur melt on, were taken into custody. authorities say both changed answers on standardized tests to boost scores. mccleery is the former principal of the now closed telecommunications technology high. melt on is the former principal of the now closed bok high school. an independent report finds philadelphia failed to respond to several warnings, before the deadly market street building collapse. mayor mike nutter announced the findings at city hall yesterday. the report called what happened a, quote, a symptom of larger long-standing problems. a 09 page report included three dozen recommendations. mayor nutter is taking immediate action, putting l & i under the city public safety offers. i mean, we are moving forward to do everything we possibly can to try to prevent anything similar to or any other kind of tragedy here in the city. >> the report also recommended splitting l & i into two agencies. the mayor said he's not ready to do that without a full review. it is 6:33, let's get your traffic and weather together. carol's in this morning. >> morning, much improved weather today. we klaus the the week on gorgeous note, just as we started the week. it was thursday the giant speed bump. we take a look outside, right now, and find just beautiful conditions. clear skies, temperatures are extremely comfortable, center city looks lovely it, looks great every place. storm scan3, no problems whatsoever, that storm system that came here yesterday, is moving on, and it is now through the new england area, but it is moving from there, as well. we have temperatures at this point in the 50's, 54 degrees, in philadelphia, 56 in philadelphia, 52 trenton, 54 degrees in wilmington. >> trying to make up for the f that we got yesterday. 61 degrees, is the temperature at 8:00 a.m. by 3:00 p.m., 77 degrees. the sunshine, will be out there. and, as we go through the rest of the day, at 75 at the shore, poconos, 72 degrees, it is a can't-miss forecast. no matter where go, you will be dealing with nice weather. and if you can't get out today, as many can't, we'll just wait for the weekends in a couple of degrees. sunshine, 82, both saturday, sunday. we check on the roads right now with vittoria. >> thank you, carol. good morning, everyone, i'm going have to take out my red teacher's pen and go over my map. there is cents a lot of things to marcum on the roads right now, rush hour, just creeping its way inside. let's get you outside. give you better look. so 95, would definitely get red x right now, because the rush is in. if you are traveling southbound on 95, approaching allegheny, all the way down through the vine st. expressway, slow go. as you will notice the pile up, trying to move in toward center city, will be out there. northbound 95, not awful around this way, but will start to see the building on some of the volume. you move through delaware county. moving to the ben franklin bridge, westbound, we do have construction, compromising few lanes in the right-hand side. however, the ben is moving well, so is the walt, the betsy, talcony, commodore bay, so on, so for the, all of the bridges loot great. speed censors, traveling on the schuylkill expressway not bad. starting to catch just little bit of the heat. westbound, approaching city avenue. so, watch out for the growth that far pocket there. roots development boulevard not too much of a problem just yet. fifty-five what you are traveling on the blue route. pa turnpike, as well as the northeast extension moving well. how much, we have accident in new jersey browning road at marlton pike. compromising one of the lanes there. no major problems, however, for mass transit. erika? >> torrey, thank you. philadelphia man is fighting to clear his name after a violent altercation with some atlantic city casinos security guards. it left him with a criminal record. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers shows us the disturbing video violent video, face down, unconscious in his own blood. >> lowest point of my life i've gone through so far. >> twenty-five year old sat down with "eyewitness news", re watched the scene that he says changed his life. it was last september, and coney at harrah's pool after dark. he said security guard asked him to leave saying he had already left, and wasn't allowed to re-enter. coney told her that wasn't true. another guard started arguing with coney. a tracking a lot of attention. >> this guy started getting in my face and pushing me and cursing at me and in my face. >> that guy, coney said was off duty atlantic city police officer working part time security for had a hair arrest, a outside the pool club cloney and the officer clash again, officer responds, as the video shows, smashes coney over the head with a baton. coney runs away and falls. >> while i'm on the ground, face-down, i'm getting struck in the head, struck in the back, getting punched, kicked, everything. >> coney said the group hitting him also included another off duty atlantic city officer and several security guards, eventually it stops, and coney now handcuffed, walked toward the detention cell at the casino. >> i can barely stand. and i just -- just done, i'm out. >> at that time coney said he passed out, blood clearly stream interesting his head, employees drag him him several feet through a door. >> just watching myself pretty much laying lifeless on the gown. and nobody cares, these are police officers, security guards, and nobody cares. >> coney eventually taken to a hospital, and later charged with aggravated assault and resisting arrest, charges he pleaded down to a misdemeanor. decision coney now regrets. saying his new criminal history has cost him two jobs. >> i can't be the person that i had inspired worked so hard to be. >> so he and his lawyer have filed to get his record expunged while he waits for his lawsuit against harrah's and the officers to go to court. >> i'm just embarrased. i've been humiliated by. >> this there is cents no excuse for t i want to clear this up. i want what's right to be proven to be right. >> and we did reach out to both atlantic city tune harrah's officials, but received no word back. in a previous statement, harrah's had said that they do not comment on pending litigation but they did say that they take customer safety very seriously. we're in the sat center. matt rivers, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". your time now 6:38. and program at temple university could help save student lives, but administrators say not many students are taking advantage of it. it is cents call the medical amnesty program. the university's policy promises cents not to sanction students who call for help, if they drank too much. in the first three weeks of the fall semester, 43 students hospitalized for alcohol consumption, but only seven asked for amnesty. >> medical amnesty assurance students that there won't be a judicial component to a student's record if they seek help for over consumption of alcohol. >> always just call and, you know, they'll get you help, you know, you got to take the consequences later. >> that includes enrolling in a drug and alcohol program through the school. drexel and the university of pennsylvania have similar policies. it is a groundhog day tradition. town's mayor holds the groundhog after it look for its shadow, right? but that could all change soon at staten island zoo. new york mayor, bill diblasio, accidentally dropped charlotte the groundhog last february right there. now, days later the ten month olds rodent was found dead from internal injuries. zoo officials say they don't believe charlotte was hurt from her fall with the mayor. however, they are rethinking their participation in that event. our time now 40:00. if you bought powerball ticket in philadelphia you should check your ticket. >> one ticket purchased at this sunoco a-plus mini mart on allegheny avenue, it is worth a million dollars. >> wow. >> not bad, right? the ticket matched all five numbers, but not the powerball. as for the winner of the $225 million jackpot, that ticket was sold in northern california but hey a million dollars? not too shack. >> i i drove right by that sunoco the other day. i knew i should have stopped. >> million dollars! >> coming up this morning, the spice that could boost brain function. >> also, derek jeter writes the perfect ends to go his bronx tail. >> walk off single. >> number two takes the field for the last time at yankees stadium. we're hearing from him coming up next. >> also, word is justin bieber needs surgery. finds out what happened to the music star when we come back on the other side. good morning, family, see you in a 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. >> homes threat friends a through to a few hundred, now this fire 55% contained after destroys 12 homes, burning close to 50 square miles. rain light enough, no threat of flashfloods, in northern california. 6:43, traffic and weather together on the 3's. looking at much better day today. certainly didn't look like this at the shore yesterday. now, we've got sunshine, just about to start, beautiful day, could be even beach day. but remember, moderate risk of rip current. because even with the storm system, very far away from us, still has enough power to churn up the ocean little bit. storm scan3, showing, where that is, and we're going to be watching for it to pull farther and farther away, blue skies for the rest of us, and we keep the blue skies all day, clear skies at night, wonderful. 56 degrees in philadelphia, right now, allentown, keep slipping back and forth between 49 and 50. candles maybe the way it is going. 52 degrees, in trenton, 54 wilmington, 53 up in the poconos at this point. we have our pollen today, low, and it will stay low, throughout the next couple every days, which is great news. and the predominant pollen, would be ragweed or chenopod. we have temperatures today, great, 77 degrees, sunshine, tonight, 55 degrees. clear skies, and on the weekend, we have temperatures getting into the 80s, vittoria, with sunshine, yes, looks like great weekend? car, you know how to brighten a person's day, really, just your smile and your report, gets me every time, that little thing. >> good morning, everyone, what's going to get you every morning, is going to be that rush hour volume and it is out there, look at the 42 freeway, southbound on the the 42 moving well. taillights. northbound however not so much. starting to see the bill up the the traffic approaching the walt. also starting to see the schuylkill expressway look like the schuylkill. eastbound traffic, taillights here, making your way down toward the vine st. expressway, delays starting not too far away from montgomery drive. headed westbound, going to hit pocket around city avenue. as you continue through your western suburb where you drop down to 26 miles per hour, 14 on 95, southbound slow approach the betsy down through to the vine, traveling blue route naught awful. do have accident in delaware, 95 northbound, route 141, compromising a lane, causing built after problem. no major problems however for mass transit or at the airport. ukee? >> torrey, thank you, breaking news in today's headlines here on cbs-3, mother killed in a row home fire on tent street in chester earlier today. the victim's son escaped the flames. there is no word right now on what caused that fire. also, a deadly accident that closed the blue route at the schuylkill expressway, has been cleared. that crash between a box truck and a sedan happened in the northbound lanes of the blue route around 2:30 this morning. a law enforcement official say they sent the ray rice elevate involve video, the nfl insists they never saw it, until it went public, earlier this month. >> some promising news about a spy found in many of our kitchens, tomb rick. german researchers say it a compound found in the spice promotes stem cell recovery and also, function in lab animals. the findings suggest that future drugs made from turmeric may help disorders like strike and alzheimer's disease. >> played final game with the bronx owe, finish with win against the baltimore orioles. >> and correspondent ko im shows us the captain came up big once again. >> derrick jeter's last inning played out much like his career. >> a walk off single. >> captain clutch came through once again, and drove home the winning run in the bottom of the ninth. as number two walked up to the plate, for the last time, all he was thinking was >> closed out bronx champer. >> we were talking how we would write the script thousand would ends, we wonts even imagine that. that was way more than we could even imagine. >> unbelievable. you couldn't write better store. >> i jeter's 20 year career includes five world series wins, and 14 all-star game appearances. >> i mean, i don't even know what to say. just all saluted the star thursday night. >> all i've ever wanted to do. and not too many get an opportunity to do it. >> above and beyond anything that i have ' ever dreampt of. >> dream the future hall of famer will remember forever. >> won't be eligable until 2020 for the hall of fame, but cooperstown already awaiting his arrival, his cleets and jersey already there. twenty years in the spotlight, for the yankees, helped turned screen near household name. cooperstown mayor jeff cats expects enormous turn out for the induction ceremony. >> 2007 we had about 80,000 people, the county, took a good leadership role and got farmland to park cars, arranged shuttle busses to the induction site. wow, cooperstown also getting ready for yankees closer mariano riviera a year earlier in 2019. >> book your hotels now. >> no doubt about it, for story about someone waiting to go to cooperstown. >> to story about at loath already there. >> hey, hey. >> philadelphia's mo'ne davis was just there yesterday, to donate the jersey she wore to become the first female, the first girl, to win a little league worlds series game. the 13 year old ace pitcher then joined teammates from the taney dragons and her other team, the anderson monarchs, for exhibition game at cooperstown double day field. >> words; kim kardashian's fans got little too close for comfort. >> watch, a man lungs at kim and her mom chris jenner get out of their vehicle. there is the lung. all right, it happened yesterday as they were making their way into paris fashion week show. her husband, kanye west, exited the door on the other side of the vehicle, and then he pushed his way through the crowd to escort her inside. that self proclaimed prankster from the ukraine is taking credit for the act. >> i heard of the same guy that tried to kiss will smith. >> i was wondering. >> justin bieber took to twitter to tell fans he may be undergoing the knife. he injured his eardrum while cliff diving. now he didn't say where he was hurt or when he might be getting the procedure. bieber also hinted at some new new music for his believers, so i might want to stay tuned. >> don't forget you have a chance to come on down to be the next contestant on the price is right. we'll host contestant search at sugarhouse casino later today between noon and 3:00. two winners will fly to la, for a taping of the show, and one of those two winners is guaranteed a spot on contestant's row. then it is all up to that person. we put all of the details at cbsphilly.com. you are dig that music? >> so sad next week when we don't get to play this music every day any more. it is a catchy tune. >> but you can always check it out at 11:00 right here on cbs-3 followed by talk philly, at noon. >> which is followed by. >> the young and the restless. >> love the way you sayay that. >> i we and right back. >> first, here's what's coming up today on cbs-3. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl. you're supposed to save monday which generic prescription drugs, right? maybe not any more. >> we've always been used to three, 4% increases cents cents every year, but now we're talking about a thousand percent increase, 5,000 percent increase. it doesn't make sense. >> it is happening to all kind of generic medications, with no warning, many co-pace expected to go up too. >> we don't have that kind of money to buy this kinds of medicine. >> how you can avoid having to pay more for your drugs, coming un tonight at 11:00 mmm! ring ring! ring ring! progresso! you soup people have my kids loving vegetables. well vegetables... shh! taste better in our savory broth. vegetables!? 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