investigating a tour bus crash in new castle county that's now claimed two lives. >> it happened yesterday afternoon, on the route one off ramp headed toward route 13 north, in now castle. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, at christianna hospital in newark with the latest information. january? erika, ukee, we've now learned, that overnight, a second woman has died, meaning two women have lost their lives, because of this bus crash, and dozens of others remain in the hospital this morning. this, as police continue to investigate and try to find out some answers to questions, how did this happen, and could this have been prevented. a terrible scene on the side of the road in new castle, delaware. crushed metal, shattered glass, passengers clothes covering windows, a scene no one was prepared to experience. >> everyone in so much pain, just calling out for their loved ones, and, a lot of them, so frantic. >> elvis cruz drove past the crash, just after it happened.

and jumped out to help. >> their wound are just so -- almost like from a war zone, so everyone so cut up, missing bits and pieces of arm and face, and there was no one on the scene without blood on them except for me. >> once first responders arrived, he snapped these heart wrenching pictures, police say, 50 people were aboard this tour bus. it was returning from a three day sightseeing tour, rounds trip from new york city to washington, d.c., and back. the crash happened here, around 4:30 yesterday, on the route one off ramp to us13 north. police say the 56 year old bus driver from flushing new york, was driving around the curve when the bus left the road, and overturned, onto its roof. the bus then continued to slide down the embankment, until it finally fell to rest on one side. police say the bus driver was properly restrained, and only suffered minor injuries, but a 54 year old woman from new york city, qii chen was pinned under the bus and died on the scene, and another from turkey transport today christianna

hospital where she later died. up to five others were transport in the critical condition. we're told two children were aboard, as well. >> as for charges, police say, charges are pending the outcome of this investigation. reporting live outside of christianna hospital, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". jan, thank you. police are investigating triple shooting overnight, in philadelphia's kingsessing section. two of those victims were shot while outside, grilling on their front porch. police say a total of 21 shots were fired, two victims remain in critical condition. investigators spoke with witnesses, hoping to id the shooters. there is no word right now on a motive, this morning. a 19 year old suspect is hospitalized, in critical condition this morning, after an officer-involved shooting in west philadelphia. police responded to the scene on the 5600 block of media street, in carol park, just

after 9:00 last night. now, that's when investigators say, witnesses called 911, reporting a man with a gun walking down the street. >> officers responded immediately to the assignment, and they saw a male fitting the deaths have i. description, gun in his hand. very good chance he was about to do something with the gun. people don't normally walk the streets with a gun in their hands. >> authorities say the officers fired, after the suspect month dollars the weapon toward them. police recovered that weapon at the scene, and the shooting is still under investigation. right now, 03:00, we want our traffic and weather together. katie is out of the skydeck with the jacket, i see? >> yes, i actually broke it out, i believe, for the first time when you were on vacation, erika, very, very big moment. but now, you know, starting to become little more normal. i think on day-to-day for so many us, while the weekends actually nice and warm, i'm sure you all enjoyed that, now starting to get back to little bit more of the fall like routine. here's y while storm scan3 may be empty, we did through the overnight actually have frontal boundary roll on through, very much with the time that we expected it,

didn't bring heck of a loft wet weather, but might see damp road here and there. that's all long gone. now the temperatures are starting to take a hit as a result. see just little bit after drop out there. >> we haven't seen the reaction take effect yet, where the temperatures start to drastically drop off. now, that said, dow think that we've already hit our day tie how many, probably hit it, you know, just before 1:00 a.m. this morning, mid 70s, we hit about 73 degrees, about 12:54 this morning, but, temperatures have obviously dropped off since then flirt with the high this afternoon, expect more sunshine, and right on cue, that breeze starts to kick n up in the poconos, maybe enjoying day at the cabin or something like, that lucky you, i'm very jealous, but it is chilly out there. be sure your sweatshirt is ready to go.

>> good advice, thank you. unfortunately, it has been so quiet we haven't had any incidents until now. we head over to montgomery county, see how we're traveling 309. 309 in the southbound direction, right around the area of welsh, we are dealing with a accident, primarily on the showed, which is good news, bad news one it even happened, two, it is causing things to just sort of or at least folks to sort of tap the brakes in this area. so, again, 309 southbound at welsh, give yourself more time. we continue elsewhere, taking you now to a nice shot of 422 right around the area of valley forge, indicate that eastbound and westbound commuting is a breeze, really, that's the story everywhere. still, this morning, even at 6:05, 48 your average on 95, 50 on the schuylkill, 55, 476. pa turnpike northeast extension all moving real well. so do you have a lot of things to look forward to this morning. if you are heading, however, in the west chester area, we have an accident at market street, and westtown road. so just try to avoid that intersection if you k also, overnight construction on the northeast extension southbound

between the lehigh valley and quakertown, watch out for the guys and gals in the hard hats. and as we take a look now mass transit everything is in the green down the board, septa, new jersey, and dart, no worries there, ukee? >> torrey, thank you. developing right now, pocono mountain school district closed for fourth day in a row. while the manhunt continues, for the suspect wanted for the deadly ambush of two state troopers. police release images after ak47, along with magazines, and camouflage bag, they believe, were left in the woods by suspect eric frein. authorities continue to focus their efforts on barrett and price townships in monroe county, as well, as the delaware state forest area. >> we know that frein has prepared and planned extensively for months, and maybe years, he planned his attack and his retreat. up until now, his advantage has been that this is his backyard. he knows this rug terrain. our tactical operations people now also know his backyard. >> frein is accused of

murdering state police corporal brian dixon and injuring trooper alex douglas. happening today, pennsylvania's house is expected to vote on philadelphia's proposed cigarette tax the 2-dollar per pack tax will provide about $83 million a year to the state's largest school district. >> the latest quinnipiac pole shows tom wolf ahead of tomorrow corbett. that will pole also shows likely voters, that wolf on the race's two biggest issues, jobs and education. and, two alleged white house crashers will appear in court today. on friday, surveillance video right here, you are looking at it, it captured omar gonzalez sprinting across the lawn before his arrest. on saturday, shamong native kevin car was arrested after

trying to drive into a barricaded entryway. worlds leaders are gathering in new york, for the united nations general assembly. more than 40 nations have sign on for international coalition to defeat isis. as marlie hall reports, the terror threat will be the main focus of the meetings this week. secretary every state, john kerrey, meets with more world leaders in new york today, as the us works to build an international coalition, to tackle isis in iraq anesthesia. >> yesterday, secretary terry sat down with iran's foreign minister, the us is trying to get more countries in the region to sign on. the us and france are conducting air strikes in iraq. us ambassador to the united nations, samantha powers, says other nations will help in syria. >> we will not do the air strikes alone. if the president decides to dot air strikes. >> chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, army general, martin dempsey, maintains defeat in isis, hinges on

getting support from arab nations. >> president obama will lead a meeting here at the un this week, focusing on the terror threats. in a interview on 60 minutes, last night, a former member of president obama's administration said the president is partly to blame for not arming syrian rebels sooner. >> i think that would have helped. and i think, in part, we pay the price for not doing that, in what we see happening with ice us. >> on friday, the president signed a measure to arm and train moderate rebels in syria. in new york, marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". wild fires continue to rage through california, dozens of homes have been torched and thousands more are in the line of fire. that's coming up. >> also ahead, the man who was last seen with a missing university of virginia student, now faces charges, but, not in her disappepearance. we have the latest on the search for hannah graham. >> and, the eagles beat washington, but the vick trim

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conditions will help them control fast growing wilds fire. king fire continues to burn tens of thousands of acres, near sacramentoment and the flames are still only about 10 percent contained. the cost to try and control the wild fire is running about $5 million a day. police arrest add man accused of starting the fire intentionally. he's pleaded not guilty. us force officials say debris from mud slide caused by broken glare or in california starting to re seat. mud slide prompted officials to close the roads on mount shahs that over the weekend. visitors are being asked to stay away from the area, because of unpredictable conditions. luckily no damage or injuries have been reported. sixty-three your traffic and weather together on 39's. >> still tracking latest frontal boundary, rolled through with wet weather. bulk of it at this point still obviously well off to the north and east, high pressure will be settling in nicely for us as the day progresses, have i got a shot for you.

i love this. it is so pretty outside. clear, i mean, talking crystal clear skies, little bit more of west-northwest flow starting to kick in for us, kutztown, not breezy just yet, but starting to notice the breeds kicking in little bit. 56 degrees currently. so it is a cool enough morning, especially through the outlying suburbs, that you will want to have a sweatshirt or light jacket ready to go. but that said, we've already hit our daytime high. in fact we hit it through the overnight, as the cold front was just starting to completely cross through here. soap, we're going to flirt with low 70s here today, but we again have already hit the daytime high. it happened very early on. under clear sky tonight, it will get kind of chilly outside. 51 degrees in the city at best. and a lot of the suburbs are easily going to fall to the 40's, so be ready for. that will as you head out to the car tomorrow morning, 71 degrees for tomorrow, again, tomorrow the first full day of fall, and it looks like real happen pro poe way to kick offer the season, tory? >> sure does, thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, beautiful commute this morning, hopefully, it will

stay, just as it is now, but i just don't think so. the good news is everybody will be in a good mood, because the eagles won, but if you are traveling on the ben franklin bridge, we do have that westbound side where we have construction taking out the right-hand lane. definitely causes a slow down in your commute. just note that this morning. about if your in you're used to traveling on the ben you already new. that will headed in the opposite direction, not too much of a problem at all. really all of our majors, excuse me, all of the major bridges, rather, look excellent. looking at 95, it seems to be some that far rush is already building approaching colt man avenue. then all the way down through the vine st. expressway, you will have a brake, it is primarily slow around here because of the construction zones, but however it is just going to continue to build. so if you are watching us right now, and you're going to be traveling on 95 out of the northeast cents, you'll run into that problem. drops to 32, 50 on the schuylkill, 55476, no problems in new jersey, no delays for mass transit. erika? >> tour, thank youment demonstrators sounds urgent call for togs reduce global climate change. >> ♪

>> an estimated 310,000 people chanted around danced through the streets of manhattan. they gathered ahead of tomorrow's meeting at the united nation toss discuss the formation after new global climate treaty. the march was very peaceful, new york city police reported no arrests. and, speaking of fixing our planet, environmental lists in berlin attempt topped set world record and make a stand against the use of plastic bags, they chained together 30,000 plastic bags, sign of the excess use of those every day items, in our society. how about that? well, there is developing story in our headlines today. the investigation continues, into yesterday's bus crash in new castle county. at least two people were killed, and dozens injured, when the bus tipped over on a highway ramp. >> also, police are searching for two gunmen in a triple shooting in kingsessing. investigators found 21 shell casings along greenway avenue, near 51st and paxson. >> the manhunt continues in in northeastern pennsylvania for

erin freak, man suspected in the deathly shooting every pennsylvania state police corporal. pocono mountain schools closed again today for safety reasons. we'll be back. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people.

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>> a nail biter against washington in south philly yesterday. desean jackson, the former bird, he got into the end zone against his former team, the thirds quarter mishap, he got

in, but in the fourth, nick foles hit jeremy maclin for the score. top washington 37-34. , great game. birds and washington quite the rivalry going again. yesterday, desean jackson mocking the birds, in one of the biggest fights you'll likely it see in the nnl thus far. started after chris baker slammed into foles. jason peters among others, went after baker. ultimately, baker and pete remembers kicked out of the game. they face fines in the near future. i just reacted. i wasn't thinking. i shouldn't have did what i d but i was trying to protect foles. >> human nature for him to react like, that hard to tell him not to react in that way. but the thing i think the good sign is the way we handled ourself afterward. >> smash mouth nfc football. did see d jack, he caught the 81 yarder for the score, perform celebration and poked some fun at the birds in the dance. eagles got the last laugh, though, once again, they out

lasted washington 37 to 34. >> out there, with my team, trying to win a game, doing everything i can to put up great effort. i think it was cents a great game. you know, credit to the other team, they did great job. but we fought, fought throughout, just unfortunate we wasn't able to win that game. >> the identification else one of just three teams to start the season at three and zero. will face the 49ers sunday in san francisco. forty-nine, let's go get them. >> ben roethlisberger, in the sunday night late game. roethlisberger, two touchdowns passes, fins td since the second quarter of the their season opener. antonio brown and bell, combine for 147 yards rushing. pittsburgh won it 39 to 19. carolina first home lost in their last eight games in charlotte. the season on, once again, giants, redskins there is thursday night, right here on cbs-3. >> 6:21. and still ahead in the health watch. this is neat. something simple that could help trigger peanut allergies.

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>> you might need a jacket together? >> one of the mornings, where i feel like it is personal preference, certain days, okay, wear a sweatshirt. you really need it. but on day like this, see what i mean, some spots, where it is really not too badment like wildwood, 66 degrees, that may be enough that you don't have to wear the extra layer. up in the poconos, i would certainly suggest it, where you're only at 53 degrees. going to the beach. it will be nice day, to hit the shore, but it is starting to get little cool outside. but still, this is great month to be out at the beaches. it is so much quieter, you have at least 50 feet between you and the next blanket. keep in mind that rip countries being still moderate. meanwhile in philadelphia today no warmer than the low 70s in the wake of last night's run. tory? >> thank you, good morning,

everyone, we are starting to see some of those rush hour delays, sort of pop up in areas, not so much in the 30 bypass, the 30 bypass around 340, but speed censors dropping on part of the schuylkill. in the 50's, now at 39. if you are traveling on 95, now we're at 24. if you are headed in the southbound direction, out of far northeast philadelphia, down through the vine st. expressway, lent of the delay. fifty-five however still on 476, and no major delays on the pa turnpike of 422, but watch out for this accident here west chester, market street at westtown road. erika? >> thank you, the man seen with a university of virginia student before she disappeared has been charged now with wreckless driving. eighteen year old hannah graham was last seen on september 13th. jesse matthews is a person of interest. police say saturday he drove away from the charlottesville police station at a high rate of speed, and endangering others drivers. police searched matthews car and apartment and they're awaiting forensic tests. meantime hanna's parent head news conference to thank

everyone for their support. i'm certain that everybody in this room and those watching knows that what happened to hanna could happen to their child. we need to find out what happened to hanna, and make sure that it doesn't happen to anybody else. >> more than 1,000 volunteers helped search for hanna this past weekend. a former nfl player is dead after tragic car accident over the weekend. police say former tennessee titans kicker, rob barone, lost control of his suv near his nashville home. the suv hit several trees before flipping opposite side down. it does not appear alcohol or drugs played a factor in that crash. he was married to rachael bradshaw, the daughter of nfl hall of famer, terry bradshaw. now, story about woman in texas who took quick action when she found a baby locked inside a hot car. angela radkey saw the one year

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good morning, developing overnight, a second person has died after a tour bus crash in northern delaware. it is now up to the national transportation safety board, to determine how it happened. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, joins us now, christianna hospital in newark, with the latest information. jan? >> erika, two women are dead, and dozens of others remain in the hospital this morning, because of this crash, a lot is still unknown, but we are learning more information this morning, about the bus. we've now learned, that it was on a three day sightseeing tour, it left from new york city friday, and was returning from washington, d.c., yesterday afternoon. now, here is where it happened. this accident, happening right around 4:30 in the afternoon, on the route one off ramp to us13 north, new castle.

police say the 56 year old bus driver, from flushing new york, was driving around the curve of the ramp when the bus left the road, and then overturned, on to the roof. the bus then continued to slide on its roof, down the embankment, until it finally fell to rest on one of its sides, police say the bus driver properly restrained, only suffered minor injuries, bub 49 passengers aboard this tour bus, as well. fifty-four year old woman from new york city, hui chen, pinned under the bus and died on scene, and 30 year old woman from is tan bull, turkey, where she later died. all of the others were transported it local hospitals. police say up to five were transport in the critical condition, and we're toll there were at least two children on board, as well. first responders encountered terrible scene, with those scattered throughout the crash scene. "eyewitness news" was able to speak with a good samaritan who saw the crash and pull over to help. >> their wounds are just so almost like from a war zone, as everyone was so cut up,

missing bits and pieces of arm and face, no one on the scene without blood on themself for me. >> reporter: and police tell us this tour bus is only by amusa express, based out of new york city's "eyewitness news" has trained to reach out to the company for comment. so far no word yet this morning. in the meantime, police say, any charges are pending the outcome of this investigation. we're liver outside christianna hospital. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. learning more about deadly accident in northeastern pennsylvania, that left five people dead, including four children. according to police, those children were not in booster seats, or wearing seatbelts. investigators tell us, that destiny watson driving with the unrestrained children, when she tried speeding past another car. she was among those killed. that accident is still under investigation. police in newark, delaware, are looking for a man accused of starting two

apartment fires. take a look at these surveillance pictures right here. police say this man, intentionally, set a small fire, and an apartment stove on the 100 block of victoria court friday. while investigate that fire, a similar fire broke out at nearby apartment. no one was hurt in either blaze. all right, right now, just past 6:33, we want to check in with katie with our forecast. >> overall nice one for our area. we are seeing little bit of transition take place for us right now. here in the delaware valley, courtesy of cold front that came through last night, unless were you out in it, you probably completely missed this happening. we had couple of raindrops that came through, very quickly, late last night, and now the front long gone. it made a speedy re street. but we are still seeing sort of delayed reaction here in the wake of the system, so under clearing sky, the temperatures have yet to really start dropping off, see looking at middle township high school, view from it, overlooking the genesis bay here in cape may count howls.

west northwest breeze becoming more pronounced, now that said, tonight the sun goes down, little earlier than it did yesterday. little earlier the day before that, 49:00 p.m. on the nose, september 30th, 6:45, halloween night it will be 6:00 p.m. so, lose being two and a half minutes per day of daylight, and that all takes place because of the way the earth's tilt on its axis, obviously, interacts with the sunlight. so the whole reason we have season, this equinox coming up on us tonight. regardless of the fact we're wrapping up the final daylight hours of summer still nice day, expected here, torrey. >> still, nice week, too. >> sure. >> if you are traveling, right now, to start your work week, well, you are going to have a few rush hour blips on the radar, we take a look at the schuylkill expressway there is shot here, right around south street, it doesn't look like there are any major problems, really overall, it is nothing major, it is just a rush, and it is just slow. traveling on the schuylkill this shot here around south street, your web side approaching the vine st.

expressway eastbound, where you can see the taillights, primarily slow within your western suburbs, and it is westbound, and that usual pocket approaching city avenue out through to gladwynn, eastbound touch around the curve and around the vine st. expressway. northbound on the four it, seeing touch of the slow down approaching 295, making your way down through the walt. southbound fine. take a look at the speed ons ores, what a drop. traveling on 476, still at about 55, even, i would say, 40's, in areas right around the area of route one. how much, 17 on 95, 18 on the schuylkill, no major delays however for mass transit which might be good idea right now. erika? >> torrey, thank you. an estimated 600 nurses are walking the picket line at crozer-chester medical center. those nurses had been working without a contract since june. they're unhappy over what they say is the company's unfair labor practices, and ongoing bad faith bargaining. the nurses key issue include pay cuts, pensions, and staffing. >> normally, would you have a nurse patient radio. and that nurse patient ratio

different for different units. critical care, it is usually two to one, sometimes one to one. >> disappoint that our nurses have chosen to strike, in the walk out on their patients, but i can tell you, that we've had a contingency plan in place for several months. the walk out is supposed to end tomorrow when contract talks resume. meantime, replacement nurses are filling those shifts. all right, right now, latest on the eagles, ukee? >> yes indeed. what a football game yesterday at lincoln financial field, so many things to talk about, we could do whole show on the birds third straight wild win. loving it. joining us right now, our expert, mr. paul jolovitz. jolly we love to call him from sports radio station 94wip. how are you, sir? good to see you, my man. >> very well. >> let's starts with chris polk, first of all? we haven't seen that in a long time around these parts. >> a long, long time. >> that's right. >> five years since the kick off return, couple years since the punt return. but they needed this.

down seven-nothing. breaks through. he had one kick off in his career for 8 yards, breaks it here, 102, fun fact today. last three eagles to return kicks for touchdowns, pope, johnson, jackson, all presidents, against the redskins. so he goes up the tunnel, ala bo jackson, special teams were big part of today's game. you see again, he takes it, and specially different emphasis. >> i like that move right there. oh, great move. >> couple of blocks, one move, and it is see ya later. i asked him on the game after the radio, the greatest site in the worlds when nobody is there. he confirmed that. apparently -- >> just kept ongoing. i love his smile at the ends of the run, too. nick foles, my man, takes a licking and keeps on ticking. he looks like he has maybe a favorite new receiver, jordan matthews, maybe? >> i don't know favorite. caught a pass yesterday, wide receive hers thrown out the first couple of gays, taking shaky away. see the first pass, jordan matthews, a lot of people --

>> oh, perfect strike. >> perfect. right into that window. and this is the evolution after quarterback who will make that throw and complete that throw, jordan matthews first 2nfl catches. this pass, one that gives the eagles lead before half time. met a for for couple of big things to come. >> let's talk about the chip. >> and nate. >> i know, got right in d jack's face twice. i saw that. that will was fantastic. this is almost like smash mouth nfc east football we used to see back in the day. >> it was. you see again here with chris baker hitting nick foles, jason peters standing up for him. that's good stuff. you know, you have to do. that will i mean, we new about the cowboys. we new about the giants. but desean, all of this stuff yesterday, hitting with chris bake here was not, you know, anything close to remorseful after the game. this rivalry just kicked it up a notch. that's a terrific game. rivalry kicked up a notch. story line, classic for fans. >> would you say that this is now nick's team after this game?

>> i would have said that before this game to be honest with you, but even more. the wide receiver, you find jeremy, winning touchdown game one, tying touchdown game two. go ahead touchdown game three. wide receivers growing in, he was wasn't an eagle lasts year, obviously being hurt an injured eagle. then the defense comes up big. >> defense. >> no sacks, and when crunch time came here, because they started on the redskins, eagles 41, they come 14 big plate, of course jenkins interception, so offense, when needed, defense, you know, didn't break, and when needed, big special teams. and what it does, it equals another win. >> you know, three and zero, babe. >> but can you take this? >> an as long as we get the w. talk about san francisco, they're struggling, too, and we're seeing them next. >> tough spot out in san francisco. >> that's all right, that's all right. i got the fate. here's erika. >> you guys had fate all summer long, not just popping up. >> bring it. >> more make pictures every

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hey, good morning, everybody, storm scan3, quiet. we actually did have cold front that rolled on through, right on cue, with the timing we expected. now skies starting to clear out. we will see bit more of breeze kick n these temperatures while still relatively mild, will start dropping off little bit more, so, even despite the sun coming up here, just sort of the delayed reaction we tends to get behind a cold front. meanwhile, your pollen report looks pretty good. all of the allergy sufferers out there, rage wood, sage brush, still predominant pollens, very low for the next couple every days, and that's

even despite a very quiet forecast. now, we officially kick offer the season of fall, tonight, at 10:29. that's when the equinox happens. tomorrow first full day of fall, beautiful day. little chilly at the onset. look at that. fifty-one early morning low, wednesday, i think we start to seymour clouds building in. thursday really the one and only day of the next seven, that could bring some wet weather. torrey, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, that is full blown rush hour, as we take a look at 476. right around route one, if you are headed in the northbound direction, those are the headlights there. and disable vehicle pushed to the shoulder, but you still have delays. also, still have delays on the opposite side of the fence here, that would be southbound, so northbound, southbound, around route one, expect the big pocket of rush hour. we continue and take you now to the schuylkill expressway, also, a place to expect rush hour. eastbound, and westbound, eastbound around the curve, westbound primarily if you're traveling approaching city avenue, moving through your western suburbs, drop down to 18 miles per hour, 17 on 95, southbound, would be the heaviest. fifty-five, traveling on 476,

but remember, around route one it does drop down >> developing story, in today's look at the headlines here on cbs-3, investigators are searching for the calls every deadly bus crash, in new castle county. two people were killed, and dozens injured, when a tour bus flipped on a highway ramp. near bear, delaware. the search continues for a survivalist area i can frein, as the man police say shot and killed a state police corporate in up-state pennsylvania september 12th. >> at issue, pay cuts, pensions, staffing. replacement nurses are filling their shifts. the man who alledgedly jumped a security fence, at the white house, friday evening, is due in court, this afternoon. officials say, he made it inside the front door, before agents stopped him.

>> president barack obama and his daughters just left the white house friday evening, boarding a helicopter on the south lawn. four minutes later, on other side of the building, a man jumps the fence, running across the north lawn and into the president's home. >> i was stunned, i've never heard of such a thing. you know, i've been there for hundreds of fence jumpers. and they never make even close. >> the secret service says 42 year old omar gonzalez stopped inside the north door, former stepson describes him as great guy whose mental stale seemed to deteriorate off his three tours in iraq. not clear yet why the secret service warrants able to stop him sooner. multiple layers of security, there was failure here. >> security breached forced them to evacuate the white

house. >> have to do something with the fence, even if it is something as simple as surging the bars over toward the street side, pennsylvania avenue side, which would make it harder to scale. right in you they don't have time. scale the fence. almost right at the door. >> according to statement from the president's office, the secret service have also conducting thorough review of friday's security breach. andrew spencer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". three afghan military officers have gone missing in massachusetts. the men were at a base in cape cod for training, and last seen saturday night, at area mall. a military spokesman says there is no indication that they pose a threat for the public. days ago, federal officials track down two afghan policemen, who disappeared while they were in the u.s. for training. investigators say the men were trying to avoid returning to afghanistan. on the hell watch this morning, scientists say that is new way to battle super bugs. researchers at mit are using a powerful new weapon in their fight against deadly super

bugs. engineers found a way to identify different combinations of genes that could make deadly bacteria more susceptible to antibiotics. they hope this will lead to treatments for drug resistant bugs, that are responsible for killing more than 23,000 people every year. >> oxford university researchers say dry rose doing trigger peanut allergies. a study using mice showed moral ers gist to dry roasted than raw peanuts, roasting process causes chemical changes in nuts that might set off allergic reactions. >> 6:49. time to see what's many g up on cbs this morning. gale, good morning. >> get creamy peanut butter, toast it on english muffin, with banana or a little honey or syrup. >> look at gale. >> are you bridgingy? in. >> tees ago girl over here.

>> just suggestion for to you get you going. good morning to you both. ahead on last night's 06 minutes, former defense secretary leon panetta said we're now paying the price for president obama's decision, not to arm the syrian rebels, this morning, cia insider mike morrell tells us the safest way to arm those rebels now. plus, is living longer worth it? doctor david, on the fight against aging, and when the resources being spent are worth the goal. and led zeppelin legend. don't you love a good legends? robert plant in studio 57 today. the news is back in the morning, we'll see in you about ten minutes. and he's got a new albumn. his first in many, many years. >> how about that? and gale, i think there is a 9:45 asela heading southbound, so we'll be waiting. >> english muffins would still be warm, just saying. >> i was on the asela yesterday. i love the a sell a see you guys. >> take care have, a good show. ♪ >> hacking scandal has claimed several more victims.

>> over the weaning end nude pictures of stars like re ann, a kim kardashian, hit the internet. images polls dollars to social media sites like red it, and four chan, before deleted by site administrators. scandal began earlier this month, when photos of other a listers like jennifer laurence, were posted. it is believed those pictures were stolen from i cloud accounts. well, could chloe kardashian and lamar oath em be rec zero ensiling? they separated last year but never finalized their divorce. chloe posted picture every bouquet of roses she received but didn't indicate who they were from. lamar back on valentine a cast? some of chloe's friends stating she still has feelings for lamar, and reconciliation is not out of the question. wait. when did their new season start? hang on. >> here we go. >> is there a connection? >> and the price is right, kicking off its 43rd season right here on cbs-3. it is the longest running game show in it. v history.

today host drew carry will unveil an updated version of the game time is money, if the first time in a decade catch the price is right at 11:00 this morning right here on cbs-3 followed by talk philly. >> you have chance to come on down to be the next contestant on the price is right. just come to cbs-3 applies is right contestant is her this much friday. it is between noon and 3:00 at sugarhouse casinos. two winners will fly to la for a taping of the show, and one of them guaranteed on castanet row. we put all of the details on cbsphilly.com. >> tack full tune. >> do they play the music and do you have run on down? >> got to show a lot of energy, know the games, that would be great. >> what's the yodel guy? i like it. torrey's favorite.

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>> traffic and weather together, let's do it together. >> i have beautiful sunrise, shot to show you here, ukee,

good morning, everybody, take a look, i mean, does it get better than this? so pretty, kind of cool outside. but we haven't really seen the coolest air mass take over, just yet. so the temperatures haven't totally responds the. today is going to end up being beautiful day all things considered, yet little breezy, definitely cooler than yesterday. but, the sun will shine, as you just saw in that shot. it will, as well, for the first day of fall tomorrow. torrey, over to you. >> katie, take me back! i could feel it on that shot. good morning, everyone, you are going to feel rush hour for sure. traveling on 476, this is look right around the area every route one, southbound, and northbound, seeing slow downs in this area. also, the talcony palmyra bridge on stand by for opening. so we're slowly but surely waiting for. that we'll let you know when it does, drops on speed censors, 95, the schuylkill expressway, expect the usual there. watch out for accident in the cheltenham section at ogontz at shoppers lane. ukee, erika. >> thank you. halloween coming up quickly, if you love pumpkins but hate the mess of carving them, a california farmer has the perfect solution. >> now, these are 100 percent

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. good morning. it ismond, september 22nd, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." the united states turns to iran to help destroy isis. the baltimore ravens respond to new allegations of a coverup involving ray rice. >> and led zeppelin legend robert plant is in studio 57 this morning. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i think they are a threat. i think they're as dangerous, as fanatical as terrorists as al qaeda. >> the u.s. brings the fight against isis to the united nati