let's check traffic and weather together. start with k fell. good morning. >> good morning, ukee, that fog will definitely be very localized. really just depend on your location. and as is to whether you will see it at all, we will talk about who will be most affected by that, also, you better believe we're talking temperatures, full details on just how high the thermometer will surge coming up. >> thank you so much, katie. right now speed censors on majors pretty high up there. let's get you outside quickly for quick peak at 476. this shot here right around the schuylkill expressway, not seeing too much after delay just yet. but we're also going to try to pick up on possibly some of that low visibility, because of the fog this morning, but as of right now, the roads seem to be wide open. we'll see the change i would say for sure in just about a half hour. so erika, ukee? >> torrey, thank you. developing right now, deadly shooting is under investigation in north philadelphia. >> two gunmen emptied guns killing a man and injuring a woman. it happened in the 2100 block every uber street. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us over at temple hospital with the latest on this, january,

january, good morning. >> good morning, the man who was killed was cents shot at least ten times. police found 32 spent shell casings on the scene there in north philadelphia. the woman who was sitting next to him at the time of the shooting police say possibly an innocent bystander is now at temple university hospital being treated. fortunately for her, she in stable condition this morning. and now, police search for surveillance video in hopes of identifying a suspect, in this shooting. now there is all happened around 11:30 lags night, on the 2100 block of uber street in stanton, when police arrived, they found two shooting victims, 24 year old man, and 46 year old woman, the man had collapsed on the sidewalk, shot about ten times. police say he was the intended target. nearby on her front steps was cents a woman shot in the leg. police say she could be an innocent victim. witnesses tell police the pair was sitting on the steps, when two men in hooded sweatshirts approached the shot. the woman again is in stable condition here at temple. the man was also taken to

temple where he later died. >> based on balistic evidence, woe know that at least 32 shots were fired from two separate caliber semiautomatic weapons, we found 32 spent shell casings on the street and many on the sidewalk right near the steps where these two victims were sitting when they were shot. >> now, police have not yet identified the victims. they say they lived in separate apartments, in the same building, but their relationship beyond that is unknown. as far as the motive for shooting goes, that's unknown, as well, and very little is known about the shooting suspects, again, they will be looking at surveillance video to try to determine who these people are. they're only known as two men, in dark hooded wet shirts, that fled the scene, going north on 19th street. reporting live outside of temple university hospital. jan, thank you. following breaking news in holmesburg. we have a live picture right here as firefighters remain on the scene after house fire,

this is on the 4700 block of vista street. that fire broke out just after 4:00 this morning. we're told everyone in the house was able to escape before firefighters arrived. however, the deputy chief has requested three medic aoun to its that scene. our crew is on that scene, they are gathering more information, and will bring it to you as soon as is it comes no our news rom. well, there is also breaking news in the ebola outbreak. we have learned united making worker who contracted ebola in liberia has died at a german hospital. and, we know now 70 staffers at texas health presbyterian hospital treated thomas eric duncan, among them, 26 year old nurse, nina pham first person infected in the u.s. in isolation with a fever since friday. officials blame a breach of protocol possibly involving the removal of protective gear. also a medicining in isolation at the university of kansas hospital with a fever and other serious symptoms. he had been taking care of patients on a ship off the

coast of west africa. doctors hope to have his test results sometime today. we are staying on top of all of the angles of the ebola story, we've compiled inter-active ebola resource guide for you, log ton cbsphilly.com. learn more about the virus. right now just past 5:33, we want to check in with torrey and katie. >> one of these days not all that bad. few little side issues that do come into play here. so few left over factors that we have to consider here since we are sitting between frontal boundaries. let's go ahead and start it off with quick check of storm scan3. that's quiet. you don't have to worry about any storms here today. few speckles evergreen firing up west of harrisburg. we do have a lot of moisture, starting to gather in the atmosphere here. so if you have light enough wind, you will start see fog developing here. obviously, we've got bigger fish to friday fry here. look at the nasty storms

rumbling through atlanta these storms through the deep south mean serious business, eventually it will be the front that sweeps through our area, thankfully not as much after severe weather threat whether it comes it. that will look where you have the lower visibility, generally where you find any fog today as we sit pretty much anywhere from 1 mile or under from philadelphia also off to the north and west. need light winds. even though we all have enough moisture to work with, that win has to be light in order for the fog to form. so currently seeing that specially through some of the valley regions, 66 the current temperature out at the airport. so nice mild start. and as the day progresses cents you can expect that daytime high to easily soar to the upper 70s, more sunshine down the shore here today, overall, pretty decent day, say for little fog out there, and hint of breeze as the day progresses. vittoria, we send it over to you. >> thanks, even with little fog out there, i mean, 79? seventy-nine! >> good stuff. >> seventy-nine. taking it in, taking it in. good morning, i'm also taking in great speed censors out there, not really in the 70s, you really shouldn't be

traveling that anyway, but if you are traveling in the 50's, high up into the 50's, not only on 95, but all of the majors there is shot hereof 95 right around the philadelphia international airport. southbound, northbound, looking just great out there. only few vehicles, not dealing with a delay, anywhere. take a look at 309, not too far from the pa turnpike, notice in either direction again it is just great. definitely a way to start your morning. fifty your average on the schuylkill 45, on the blue route, on 95, green all over, not seeing any red, yellow, so if you are headed out and about right now you should be pretty goodment things will definitely take turn when the rush hour traffic hits. so i feel like just waiting on it. we are dealing with fire location in the northeast, vista street at torresdale avenue. avoid that intersection if you can for sure. 295 northbound, in new jersey, between 47 and the 42, dealing with overnight construction project. >> this will be ongoing for just about another half hour or so. and really mass transit looks great. no matter how you cut it, septa, new jersey, dart, all running on time, no delays. but, don't forget, when you

are on the road, you can always get updated traffic information about backups and delays in your area with the new your drive app. you can download the app for the iphone and android by going to cbsphilly.com/your drive. >> torrey, thanks so much. time 5:37. in business news this morning, getting a look behind the scenes at a fast-food restaurant. >> also, why security is taking closer look at new york's wald offer of miss tore ya. jill wagner with those stories and more. hey. >> good morning, ukee, erika. here on wall street investors are watching while big banks report their earnings for the past few months. if those reports are strong it, could help turn the markets around, after yet another massive sell off yesterday. the dow lost 223 points. the nasdaq dropped 62. >> well, general motors compensation expert has cents now approved 27 death claims related to faulty ignition switches, that number could go

even higher. attorney kenneth fine berg says there is cents still a lot of accidents under review. some from more than ten years ago. as we reported, gm first detect that switch problem back in 1999. the recalls, thaw, didn't didn't begin until 2014. west now being raised about security, following the sale of the waldorff historia hotel to chinese insurance company. us officials say they are reviewing the purchase, the american ac bass cents door has as residence there, and president obama also stay there when he is in new york. and mcdonald's is now opening up about its mystery meat. it is part of social media campaign targeting millennials. comes in the wake of declining sales, as customers really look for healthier options. so anyone could post questions about how mcdonald's food is produced and prepared, and they will answer. they'll say what's in their burgers, and their nuggets. ukee, erika, do we want to

know? >> no, no, that's a very simple no. >> i say simple no. >> you don't want to know what goes cents into the sausage, you snow. >> thanks, jill. appreciate t. right now 5:39. and a man who was knocked out cold on a philadelphia street talks exclusively to "eyewitness news". cell phone video here shows 24 year old shane kerrey, he is unconscious, after a group of teens on bikes through water on him and then hit him from behind. it happened last thursday night, on fairmount avenue. the attack left his jaw wired shut. kerrey spoke with "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco. >> started threatening me, all the kids, on the street corner, pointing at me and -- >> police have arrest add 16 year old boy and two, 12 year old boys, they're charged with aggravated assault and criminal conspiracy. well, chris brown puts his foot in his mouth on twitter. do you have hear what the singer said about the ebola outbreak. >> also, talk about a lucky

break. how that football player's broken leg turned out to be a less g in disguise. >> and, children may see something new when they're out trick-or-treating, find out why people are being encourage today put out teal pumpkins for halloween. we'll be right back.

>> house fire on vista street. one person was taken to the hospital.

police collected more than 30 shell casings, from a shooting scene at 21st and uber streets in north philly. one man was kill, a woman injured becomes 11:30, last night. so far no arrests cents. and some breaking news, a 56 year old un worker has died from ebola in germany, where he was moved five days ago. meanwhile, this dallas nurse with ebola has cents been treated when lasts from in ebola survivor, another ebola victim g held in isolation at a kansas city hospital. new this morning, for the first time in over three years, new jersey governor chris christie has negative rating. the new rutgers eagleton pole shows 45% of registered voters have an unfavorable view of the governor. 42% give him a favorable rating, favorability has dropped seven points in two months. >> if you have not registered to vote in next month's election, today is the deadline in new jersey, you can sign up at your local county clerk's office. we put the application on our

website, that's cbsphilly.com. the deadlines have already passed, to register to vote in both pennsylvania and delaware. right now, it is 5:43, we want your traffic and weather together. wider look at the eastern part of the country, katy? >> certainly are. dealing of course with very significant storm system, one that spans anywhere from the great lakes all the way down to the gulf of mexico. this storm system is what's going to eventually bring us our next round of heavy rain, here in the delaware valley. but we've seen an incredible amount of storm reports, out of this. they extend all the way again from the gulf states, back into the planes, down to the deep south here, in the gulf states, and i mean you have everything from gusty winds, flooding, tornados, and we want to take you through couple of these more locally through the panhandle of florida you can still see some really heavy thunderstorms, firing up here, between pensicolla and panama sit there. have been few reports of tornados, and certainly, the damage that comes along with that, specifically, in sumatra in florida here, just one

report obviously, but an example where trees came down, roof blown off, a shed in the vicinity of sumantra. so we continue to see i think a lot of reports here, storm reports, as the day progresses across the deep south. back here at home, we are spec to go see generally dry day, 66 degrees, is our current temperature at the airport, a very mild 68 in reading, we take you all the way down here to birmingham, actually basically on par with the deep south right now, 75 degrees, currently in charleston. as the day goes on, we expect those temperatures to easily climb. real quick check for you on gonzalo, expected to achieve hurricane status before it likely at least comes in very close contact with bermuda a so we have to keep an eye on the tropics. gonzalo currently hurricane. morning starting off with little bit of fog out there, generally from philadelphia on north and west, 79 degrees our expected high tonight, we drop it down to 65. with clouds, beginning to thicken, and i could see shower to the north and west. and as the day goes on, expect the high to hit 79 degrees,

tomorrow, upper 70s, by this point, next cold front comes along it, will bring in next round of rain. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, still things look great outside. it doesn't matter where you are going. traveling on the ben franklin bridge, making your way from pa no new jersey, or excuse me, this is actually new jersey, making your way into pa. still, little bit early for me, as well. traveling on the ben, no delays in either direction, no matter where you're going, how about that? not only the ben, the betsy, tac-pal bridge, and also traveling on the commodore barry, everything looks great. vine st. expressway no problems here as well, making your way, or traveling on the eastbound side down to 95, everything looks great. and speed censors looks great all the over the map. doesn't matter where you are going, 95, schuylkill, blue route, traveling in new jersey even delaware, things are beautiful this morning. how much, we do have a serious fire location in the northeast, vista street at torresdale avenue, avoid that if you k and also, overnight construction in new jersey, this is 295 northbound, between 47 and the 42, you have about 15 minutes more

left to linger for this construction project. so it is narrowing the road little bit. again they should be wrapping that up shortly. and as far as mass transit is concerned, for septa, new jersey, dart, everything is running on time, you are in the green. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. new jersey school superintendent says high school football program may be sacked for good after gruesome allegations of hazing. this comes as seven football players at sayreville war memorial high face sexual assault charges. prosecutors alleges they held their teammates against their will and touched them in a sexual manner. now the staws of the entire football program is in limbo. play football in high school. played football in college. i coached football for ten years. football is a game. no game including football will ever come before the safety and well-being of our students. >> sayreville has canceled the rest of this year's football season. superintendent also says he's also investigating every other athletic program in the school system. a california high school football player's broken leg

is being called a blessing in disguise. max owe rock is finished with the season after he suffered an injury while being tackled friday night. when doctors saw the x-ray, they also spotted a large tumor near max's hip. >> i didn't expect to be in this situation. but here i am, and you can either live with it or you can just be angry at the world. and i chose, you know, to live with it, and to be positive. >> how about it? the good news for max, is that doctors removed that tumor, they found it is benign, they expect he will make a full recovery. >> well the accolade just keep coming for one of philly's own mo'ne davis, the 13 year old taney dragons pitch sermoning time magazine's 25 most influencial teens in 2014. youth activist malala yousafzai also on the list, she will be here next week, by the way, to pick up the liberty medal fresh off her bust prize win.

malea, sasha, lawyered, and will smith son's jaden, also made the list. quite the year for her, my goodness. >> that's fantastic, congratulations, indeed. >> right now 5:48. a lot of children already have their costumes pick out for trick-or-treating about two weeks away. but for kids with food allergies, halloween can be specially scar. >> i stacey cohen joins us from washington, d.c., with new program to help children finds treats instead of tricks on halloween, good morning. >> good morning, we think about it, we know a of children have food allergies, what are they allergic to? nuts, soy, and popular in the halloween treats watch we want to make sure we do not hand out canned that i contain these ingredients. food and allergy resource administration wants to take the deadly tricks out of the trick-or-treating. they have the teal pumpkin project. it encourages people to put painted pumpkin outside their door which would indicate that they are offering non-food treats for kids with

allergies. the group is suggesting small toys, stickers, crayons, and the idea is getting huge on line response. first facebook post reached 2.7 million people in 72 hours. >> how about that? >> that's how per vase they have problem s talking one in 13 children that suffer from food allergies, we all know they can be deadly. that is great idea, so that kids that have food allergies do not feel left out of all of the fun. >> what about buying allergy free candy instead of non-food items in. >> well, that's a good idea. there is cents allergy free candy out there. but if you choose to do, that be sure to put it in separate bowl or contain earl, even wrapped potential for cross contamination, not worth t put it in a separate bowl. and point your pumpkin teal. so fun. >> true. appreciate t. and airline wants to make flying more comfortable for families. we'll show you the new idea for seats. >> and check this out. this kid has got some moves.

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>> the word is controversy for chris brown. brown tweets i don't know but this ebola epidemic is population control. lit up twitter with tweets yesterday morning, few minutes later he followed with another tweet saying he needed to shut up. music fans, get ready, the mom east for this year's american music awards have been announced. rapper iggy tops the list with six tomorrow nations including artist of the year.

katy perry, ferrell williams, john legend, not too far behind with five nominations each. fans can start voting on line now for their favorite musical artist. well young patrick swayze fan is definitely having the time of his life. >> and he toast all to youment take a look at the youtube sensation, that's charlie, just eight years old, but check him out. you would never know with those moves. his mom said she took him to dirty dancing, he has watched it a dozen times at home since then. still going. that's incredible, as you can imagine there is video has gone viral, more than 4 million views since last week, charlie has also remained michael jackson's thriller, wow. >> my man has game, doesn't he? >> check him out. he has game. >> he has the moves, man. >> let's top, that you run from one side of the studio and i'll pick you up. >> everyone knows that scene, of course. >> that's great. >> 5:53.

>> incredible. coy watch this all day, katie. we have to get our forecast. >> oh, awesome. why do we have to go to me next? i'm the one with the buzz kill forecast. storm scan3, quiet as can be, see sunshine out, there but little bit of fog issue that's settling in for anybody north and west of philadelphia. here's the combination of the next cold front, though, it is slow to move in, so not until tomorrow, that we start to see the first showers from this. in the meantime, again, as i mentioned, little bit of fog, can't rule it out. wind picking up little bit. where it is at its lightest, likely to see the fog, so again, philadelphia points north and west, that's really where we will have it here today. tomorrow the rain starts to pick up through the day, heaviest at night, and it will linger into thursday morning. vittoria? >> thank you, katie. doing so well, on the majors, and then we had an accident. let's get outside. take a look, if you are traveling out of northeast philadelphia, we do have an accident situation at the princeton avenue onramp, northbound 95. and of course, it is right through thee construction zone, so, you will definitely need to plan accordingly if you're leaving the house right now, again, this is princeton avenue onramp to northbound 95

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>> fire in the holmesburg section, that fire reported after 4:00 a.m. 4700 block of vista street. firefighter being treated for smoke inhalation. firefighters say they had to deal with a lot of debris inside that home. once again the fire is under control. one firefighter is being treated at the hospital for smoke inhalation. also, in the news, developing right now, police are investigating a deadly shooting in north philly. >> investigators tell "eyewitness news", two gunmen unloaded more than 30 shots killing a man and injuring a woman in the 2100 block of uber street. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now with the latest information from temple hospital. jan? erika, ukee, one man is dead, and the woman he was sitting next to, police say, possibly an innocent bystander, here, is injured, and in temple university hospital right now being treated, she is, however, in stable condition. this, as an entire community remains on alert, after hearing more than 30 gunshots in the middle of