developing november night, police in ferguson, missouri work to enforce new curfew. we have live team three coverage as the unrest continues. , and new this morning, flames tear through a vacant auto body shop in south jersey. why investigators are calling this fire suspicious. and philadelphia skyline is about to lose some letters and decades every history. we've live at workers begin taking down the pnb bank letters. but today is sunday, august 17th, good morning, everyone, i'm elizabeth hur, and the time right now 7:00 here in center city philadelphia. let's check in with meteorologist, carol erickson in the weather center. good morning to you.

>> good morning, to you, liz. >> and the weather is? >> the weather is not all that bad. in fact, it is beautiful in some locations this morning. and then in other locations you're looking at some rain showers, so depending where you are, whole different weather picture. looking at couple of pictures, ben franklin bridge, notice we see the bridge, looks very similar to this every single day. what changes, what's above. you can see, weaver couple every cloud, but still bright enough start to the day. you go to the shore, and it is a totally bright day. beautiful looking start in atlantic silt think morning. so the sun is out there. whether few clouds are laying around in front of it, that's another matter. and storm scan3, showing, that to the north we do have the clouds out there, and more than that we've got some showers, and they're moving in to the allentown and reading areas at this point. notice, where they're not. and they're not through philadelphia or delaware or south jersey. we zoom, in we find we've some showers as they move towards at l end town area, and to the north of that, but lehigh

valley picking up something the poconos also got some of the showers, as women, certainly within the realm of possibility we'll finds couple of those hanging together and getting into our area. fifty-eight in the poconos. sixty-seven philadelphia. sixty-six in atlantic city. the winds is light in every location. temperatures in the 60s this morning versus yesterday, when we had them in the four's, 50's, and 60's. today, slightly warmer than yesterday, too, at 85 degrees. and i just want to get this time line going little bit. notice few showers could be scattered around, as we move into the afternoon hours, but this is not a wash out day, as you can tell by that. they are scattered around, sunshine, clouds, not bad for our sunday. how long can we keep a fairly decent weather pattern going? we'll check it out with the eyewitness weather seven day forecast coming up. liz? >> thank you, carol. well, new this morning, police are investigate a suspicious fire in riverside, new jersey. the vacant auto body shop caught fire around 2:30 this morning. now, authorities say, morton's

auto body shop, 400 block of pavilion avenue, has been vick on the about ten years. eyewitnesses told police they saw someone running from the burning building. exact cause of this fire is under investigation. and developing right now, in ferguson, missouri, dozens defy the mandated curfew imposed by governor jay nixon. requiring all to get off the streets by midnight. now, police used smoke and tear gas to disperse the crowds, protesting the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager. "eyewitness news" reporter sometime a chowdhry, is live in the cbs-3 sat center with the very latest information. good morning, syma. >> good morning, liz. off initials missouri say the curfew did not go as well as they had hoped for. protesters refuse to leave the streets between midnight and 5:00 a.m. by the time the curfew was lifted, one man was critically injured, and seven people were arrested.

>> protesters have to leave the streets between the hours of midnight to 5:00 a.m. but, many didn't heed the warning from police. overnight, seven people were arrested. this after police used smoke bombs and tear gas to control the crowds, who refused to disperse. police officials say a 1.1 protester came out with a gun. >> deployed smoke, several smoke canisters, to mover the crowd backward. >> shortly thereafter, a shooting occurred, and police tried to respond. >> as they move forward, then we got report after shooting victim near the quick trip, and red's barbeque. as they approached red's barbeque, they did deploy tear gas, at red's barbeque at that point. >> authorities say the violence quickly turned to them, as a shooter targeted a police car. >> also, a police karat that

location was shot at, we can't confirm it was struck just yet, but the police car was shot at. >> all of the unrest in ferguson started last weekends, when a police officer shot and killed michael brown, an unarmed 18 year old. since then, the local authorities received assistance from state police to help control the protests. but the first night of the curfew led to seven arrests and one person injured. >> i was disappointed, in the actions of tonight, as many of you know the crowds the last two nights. and the shooting victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. but the shoot is her still on the loose. as for the seven people arrested, they will all be charged with failure to disperse. live in the sat center, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thank you, syma. and as protesters defy the curfew, several black community groups stepped in trying to ease the tensions. cbs news core upon spent omar

via -- villafranca with the latest from the scene. good morning, omar. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth. the curfew has been lifted, has been lifted for about an hour now, start to go seymour cars driving around on the street, but still very early here, sunday, so of course folks will be getting ready to go to church right now. still very dedicated group of protesters, peaceful protesters here in front of the ferguson police department, they also defied the curfew and were here, but officers allowed them to be here. soap right now, it is casino of calm after very long and violent night here in ferguson. >> omar, if i understand this situation correctly, did i hear you say earlier that some these protesters, they're not all from that area? >> reporter: no, there were some people who were not from the ferguson area. there were some from the surrounding communities who have family here, who work in ferguson, who may drive-thru the area or shop here, but a lot of protesters came in who were not from the area.

a lot of the local and community leaders were telling them, listen, you're influencing some of the young people who are here, and you don't live here. you don't have a steak of what happens in this community. and a lot of those folks, community leaders, were real upset at some of the people who were coming in, and influencing. because mind you, you had church leader, you had elected officials, local community leaders, you even had the new blank panther party telling people leave before midnight and respect curfew that's been put in place. captain ron johnson, who is leagued the missouri state troopers here, controlling the crowd, he grew up in the ferguson area. and so, when he is out here talking to folks, they listen to him. they know that he knows this area very well. so it is heart wren coming for him to have to deal with a situation where he grew up, see the violence, see the destruction, and, also, have to do his job. and the community leaders under stands that, but there is that small pocket group that is determined to have a confrontation with police officers. elizabeth? >> thank you, for that update, once again, omar villa franco

live from ferguson missouri. well, back in our area, a car crashes into a firetruck and a new jersey transit bus and in camden, new jersey this happened, the driver of the car taken to cooper university hospital, no word on their condition. we are told, though, nine passengers on the bus suffered minor injuries. >> investigation underway for a discovery in the delaware river. fisherman found human remains around support mifflin road in in south philadelphia. the marine unit has removed those remains, and the medical examiner is now working to identify the victim. and, happening today, philadelphia skyline is changing. the iconic pnb bank letters are coming off of the one

south broad building near city hall later this morning, a helicopter will be used to remove the 16-foot high letters, from the skyscraper, now, pnb bank stands for the former philadelphia national bank, which brought the building in the 1950's and put its name in its light on top for all to see. now, roads surrounding the building are closed right now and will be until about noon. so if you are traveling in the area, give yourself some extra time. this here live look at the building, take a good look, later today, those letters right there, they'll be gone. also happening today, the delaware valley gets to cheer on the philadelphia's taney dragons, and the little league world series. now, there will be a pep rally and a watch party at philadelphia city hall tonight at 6:00. now, the team is resting up for today's big game after beating nashville four to nothing, in williamsport, on

friday. mo'ne davis pitched a shut out, the first female player in little league world series history to do so. dragons will face texas tonight. in the meantime, another group of young baseball players are already world series champs. this video taken yesterday after they won the 2014 cal ripken ten year old world series in winchester, virginia. they beat a team from southeast lexington, kentucky by a score of nine to one. congratulations to the marlton reds. well, call it -- caught on camera, wild police chase have officers pursuing one of their own patrol cars, that's ahead. then supposed to spends months behind bars, but just days after sentencing, the california woman who flew as a stow-away is out of jail. why officials let her go after just three days. and a little later, food trucks are all the rage these

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earlier this month, us central command says the air strikes were launched under the authority to support humanitarian efforts, as well as to protect american personnel and facilities. meantime, sunni extremists have targeted one of iraq's tiniest minority groups. reportedly massacred some 80 men, of the yosemite, and abducted their wives and children. >> well, authorities in new york say a couple arrested in the kidnapping of two amish sister may have also planned to abduct other children. steven howell, jr., nicole, charged with two counts of first degree kidnapping. authorities say they abducted the 12 and seven year olds girls from their road stand, and their motive to victimize the girls. >> the girls were strong, they were able to verbalize to the investigators some different facts about their time in captivity, and with those

details it was instrumental in us being able to make the arrest. >> the girls showed up unharmed, fortunately, at a home about 15 miles from where they were taken, both suspects, being held without bail. more charges could follow. in new york, racing gets underway again at the motorsports park where driver kevin ward, jr., died one week ago. saturday was the first race at the dirt track since ward was struck and killed by a car driven by nascar's tony stewart. now, last night, drivers and fans held orange glow sticks, in tribute of ward. authorities are investigating last week's incident, but they've said that they have no evidence of criminal intent by steward. well, the california woman who stowed away on flight earlier this month is already out of jail. now, 62 year old maryland gene hart man was released

yesterday, three days after a judge sentenced her to 177 days behind bars. the los angeles county sheriff's offers sites prison over-crowding, as the reason. now, hartman was arrested for wandering around lax days after stow-away on a southwest airline flight. >> and a wild scene in san diego friday night, as officers chased a stolen police cruiser. officials say a 22 year old woman stole the parked patrol car. officers deployed bike strips, but they failed to stop her. she intentionally rammed three police vehicles, and that ultimately disable her vehicle, and she was taken into custody. >> no one was hurt, fortunately, the suspect now facing multiple felony charges, and including grand theft auto.

and, elderly man crashes his car into his backyard swim swimming pool. this in southern california. take a look at this. the driver told police his flip flop got caught inbetween the pedals, causing him to crash through the garage door, and landing in the swimming pool. now, he made it out of the pool by himself before rescue crews arrived, and he was not injured. the time right now 7:17. good morning to you, carol. >> well, good morning to you, liz. you know, billy penn has birds' -- bird ace eye view, pnb bank comes down with helicopter. we've got few clouds out, there as well. so a lot going on in philadelphia, today. and if you move to the shore areas, you've got great looking day there. the sun is out, the skies are a lot brighter in the shore areas, than they are now through the philadelphia area. and that's because some precipitation that has been to the north, and some clouds associated with that, starting to make a little trek in our

direction, and you can see, pretty cloud covered up through the reading area right now, but comfortable temperatures at 66 degrees, so this summer seems like every day there is at least silver lining in anything that we get. snow has not been a bad summer, we were owed decent weather pattern after that awful winter. 67 degrees, in philadelphia, right now. we have 61, in wilmington, 63 trenton, 58 in the poconos, and it is a much milder morning, this morning, than it was yesterday morning. even so, we still have a 59 degrees temperature on the map. and that is out in pottstown, you have got 60 in willow grove. sixty-two in doylestown, 62 degrees in mt. holly. county seat of the lovely burlington county. storm scan3, notice, these showers i was talking about, so depending where you are, you have one weather condition or another to deal with. to the south you have lots of clear skies, starting to see some of these clouds roll into the philadelphia area, you go to the north, and this is an area of some showers, this will be moving to the south, there is not a lot of moisture

with it, right now, there are couple of spots that you are picking up slightly heavier showers, but still generally what you are seeing is light. and this rolls on through. we are probably going to pick up a shower or two, and it will probably be brief, based on some of the computer guidance, but still, that may be in the forecast for today. but most of the day you'll be dry. temperatures will be in the 80s today, the middle 80s, several degrees warmer than they were yesterday. front that's responsible for these showers, very slowly moving on through, it will finally sag south of the area tomorrow. then low pressure comes along that, than could trigger another shower by the time we get to tuesday. so, here we go, with our computer model that says a couple of these showers make it through philadelphia, by 1:00 things not looking bad. but clouds out there. some clouds, some sun, and some showers. we've got the kitchen sink formula going on here, that's at 3:00 in the afternoon, by 5:00 o'clock most anything that you're seeing should be moving out of here.

fairly nice day tomorrow, tuesday should have couple of showers according to couple of the models, not according to that one. we'll see whether or not we get that as it gets little closer. fifty-eight in philadelphia, shore, 82, the poconos, 75 where we have seen showers, can't totally rule them out down the shore. most of the day sun and clouds. eight a degrees, the high temperature. tonight's low, six after degrees, that's pretty comfortable again. day, humidity will start to pick up tuesday, however, with the chance after shower, maybe ' get another chance of shower coming up also on thursday. liz? >> thank up, carol. the time right now, 7:20. time to see how our traffic is moving along. here's ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, ann. >> and good morning to you, liz. well, we are focused today, the pnb bank sign, the center city skyline, of course the pnb bank sign won't be there much longer. we'll have helicopters removing it, because that far, in umber of street closures in center city i want to discuss. market street should down

between 11th street and city hall for sign removing along with 13th, 15th, and broad street, all between chestnut and arch streets. closures there, as well. now, bus routes stop right in the area of city hall will be detoured due to these street closures, as well. we will move the traffic cam, and this time the schuylkill spring garden street. no delays on the schuylkill expressway, moving along very smoothly this morning. if you look to the left, martin luther king drive. that's shutdown between the ben franklin parkway, falls bridge, recreational activities. see the walkers, bikers, and joggers. and moving the traffic cam one more time to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. headed to the jersey shore toed, no delays on the ben franklin or the walt whitman, 42 freeway looks good. so does 55, no problems on the atlantic city expressway or garden state parkway. light volume, usual volume for this time on sunday morning, so good ride to the shore. heading to the poconos, the northeast extension and the pa turnpike look okay, as well. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, liz, back to

you. >> thank you, ann. well, still ahead, carol answers your pet questions in this week's ask the vet. >> your dog is licking its front pause. what in the world is going on? we will check it out with doctor rose on ask the vet.

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they have this dog. if you are interested in adopting this beautiful little mini, she is only 10 pounds, four years old. please contact new jersey aid for animals. doctor rose, animal wellness center in chaddsford, pennsylvania, doctor, you're a hollis i can veterinarian, also conventional vet. lots of questions. okay, hyperthyroidism in cats. what's it look like? >> the signs that you me? cat with hyper thyroidism, they tend to vomit, tends to get thin in spite of good appetite. that's because the metabolism is racing. >> you can prevent that with medication, and we were talking last time, could you put medication, wear gloves, but on the ear because they are pretty hard to? >> exactly, medication absorbs through the ear, gets into the bloodstream, as long as you wear gloves you're protected. >> good to know. mass cell tumor, one of the people on my facebook page wanted to nope, keep hearing about this, what are they, how do you prevent them? >> a tumor, a cancer, made p

of mass sells, a particular kind of sell that releases his tow means. and histamines when you get allergic reaction. they tends to be on the leg, on top of the skin, all the time gluck feel them? >> you can feel them. you can see them. sometimes they're us rate dollars. and i would get them all checked. >> need some help? >> need some help with. that will even fine needle aspiration, or fine needle biopsy. >> and go from there and figure what you can do for the mass cell tumor. thirteen year old poodle that has picking and creating hot spots. licking because of allergies, because of boredom, because of pain, why? >> well, there are two types every things that they start to lick. one can be the hot spot, which is a quick acting thing, i actually had a client whose dog made a hot spot on the drive to the vet office. >> wow. >> it happens that fast. the other thing is a lick grab ooh local a happen over time. that's when they're constantly licking, licking, licking, causing fur lost, then

sometimes those animals need antibiotics and topical treatment as well. >> what do you do? how do you stop the hot spots, the animals, from licking it self to the point that it is mutilating it self? >> yes. you want to try to find out what the underlying cause s some animals lick their front pause if they have an anal glands problem, some licks their areas on their front or back legs if they're in pain. so if there is arthritis or something like, that so it would be good, you want to get it checked, check and see if there is underlying condition. >> find the source of t and seizures, are more pets getting more seizures? what can you do to prevent them or help them? >> seizures have a loft different possibilities. low blood calcium, epp help sick, brain tumor, even reaction to vaccinations seizures can occur. >> what do you do to prevent that? >> if your pet has acupuncture works great, i have good chinese herbs depending on the chase work very well t helps to decrease the frequency and decrease the duration of the

seize us. >> okay, yes, absolutely, get them checked out, maybe videotape them? >> video is very good idea, yes. >> to the vet and get some help for your pet. >> right. >> this dog is so cute i can hardly stand t let's let his tail go again. there we go. doctor rose, thank you so much. and thanks for watching. we'll see you next time. >> such a cutie piement speaking of dogs, the no dog gets left behind organization is expanding its reach to help veterans, in need. a fundraiser was held at north penn vfw post in 676 glennside yesterday. volunteers have work to reunite military members with dogs they bonded with while deployed in iraq and afghanistan. now, those dogs are being used to help vets suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. >> it helps the soldiers deal with anxiety, and the stresses of being home, after being in a war zone. the dogs are service dogs, or service dogs, help them when they're out, and their high levels of stress come up.

>> this initiative is called save a dog save a veteran. by the way it costs $13,000 to connect a dog with a veteran. well dozens every dog owners brought their pets out for a special blessing in bolivia yesterday. a roman catholic priest held a special outdoor mass to celebrate saint robing's day, the patron saint of dogs. the blessing was followed by a procession through the streets and saint born in france in the 13th century, and is said to have been saved by a dog, who brought him food when he contracted the playing playing. we are getting better idea just how much the george washington bridge scandal is costing new jersey's taxpayers. then texas governor rick perry is breaking his silence as he reacts to a grand jury indictment against him. and, we are keeping an eye on the sky, as workers prepare to

remove some iconic letters from philly skyline. we'll check back live on their progress, during "eyewitness news" at 7:30. stay with us.

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august 17th. good morning, everyone, i'm elizabeth hur. and it is 7:33 here in center city philadelphia. and here is meteorologist, carol erickson in the eyewitness weather center. good morning. yesterday was picture perfect. today will be? >> will be, oh, close to picture perfect. >> good. >> not maybe as beautiful as it was on friday, that would have been almost impossible to duplicate that in august, but saturday was lovely, today we will find more in the way of clouds and we start to bring in at least a chance after shower. looks great in atlantic city. because you're far away from the showers, but the showers are out there. you can see that the roads are wet up in reading. not a lot of precipitation. but there have been few showers out there. so, 66 degrees, in a couple of showers, some clouds, that is how you start the day to the north. you can see, on storm scan3, that we do have those showers out there. and they are moving in to the reading area, but they're fairly light. you have seen them around allentown, as well, starting to press little bit into the

trenton area. light showers, we can't totally rule them outcoming in our direction, as well. plus, notice this near the delaware bay, another area of some showers that just about to move toward the cape may county area, off the bay. soap, we're looking at temperatures right now in the 60s, on our way this afternoon to about 85 degrees. and we do have a chance of a shower, as we move on through the rest of the afternoon, but most of the day, partly sunny. liz? >> thank up, carol. and developing right now, in ferguson, missouri the first night after mandated curfew ends with several protesters, getting arrested. now police used smoke, tear gas, to dis pushes crowds who were protesting the fatal shooting after unarmed black teenager. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in the cbs-3 stat center with the very latest on this story. good morning, syma. >> reporter: good morning, liz, off initials missouri urie say they're disappointed the curfew didn't go as well as they had hoped for. curfew started at midnight. crowds did not want to dis pushes. now, the unrest comes after

week when police, a week, excuse me, week of unrest in ferguson, miss urine, police have enforced the curfew for the town, now, protest hers to leave the streets between the hours every midnight to 5:67:89 many did not leave overnight, seven people were arrested. now, police officials say at 1.1 protester came out with a gun, leaving one man injured. police say they tried to respond but crowds pushed them back leaving them to use smoke bombs and tear gas to control the crowds. now, authorities say the violence quickly turned to them as a shooter target add police car. >> i was disappointed, in the actions of tonight, as many of you know, the crowds were here for the last two nights, citizens obeying protesting ... >> again curfew, one man shot, taken to the hot in critical condition. shooter still on the loose. seven people were arrested and

will be charged with failure to disperse, liver in the sat center, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> some in philadelphia are also expressing solidarity with protesters in ferguson. a peace rally was held at 20th and godfrey in ogontz last night. this rally was organized by members of the philadelphia he had edge community development group. well, in other news, four young children killed in a fire on gesner street in southwest philadelphia, last month, are laid to rest. small casket lined the front of devine mercy parish on chester avenue yesterday. family and friends remembered four year old twins, marie and maria boa, and four year old patrick, and one month old taj. >> rest in perfect peace and may the light ... >> officials released a report in the meantime, on the fire

friday. it says that the flames gannon a porch, and 13 homes as result were destroyed. well, happening today, philadelphia skyline is getting a facelift. this is a live look at a crew prepares to remove the iconic pnb bank letters, off of the one south broad building near city hall. a helicopter will be used to remove the 16-foot high letters from the skyscrapers. pnb bank stands for the former philadelphia national bank, which brought the building in the 1950's, and put its name in lights on top for all to see. now, roads surrounding the buildings are closed right now, and will be until about noon. now, if you are traveling in the area, as you can imagine, give yourself some extra time. well, new jersey taxpayers are on the hook for more than $6.5 million so far to the law firm governor chris christie hired to represent his office

in the bridge scandal. the state's attorney general's office released recent bills, publish 350 page report in march, and that found christie was not involved in the lane closures of the george washington bridge. texas governor rick perry calls this indictment on abuse of power charges outrageous, and politically motivated. now, perry addressed felony charges during press conference saturday afternoon. one day after a grand jury indicted the governor. now, he is accused of trying to pressure the district attorney, of travis county to step down by threatening to cut off state financing, to her office. it is outrageous that some would use partisan political theatrics, to rip away at the very fabric of our state's constitution. this indictment amounts to nothing more than abuse of

power. >> perry is the first texas governor in nearly 100 years to face criminal charges. it also presents a major roadblock to his presidential ambitions. pope francis skips evening prayers, the pontiff had very busy day, he celebrated mass before hundreds of thousands of people in saul, vatican spokesperson says the holy father was behind schedule, because he stopped to personally greet and bless around 06 disable children and elderly residents at local community. well, coming up, rowers take to the schuylkill all part of the nation's oldest and largest rowing competition, for athletes with physical disabilities. we will show you the bee at a regatta just ahead. and these food trucks are full of good east, but leaving soar taste in some people's mouth. we'll explain. and, carol's keeping a

track on the possibility of some pop up showers today. her forecast when we come right back.

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>> the weather was perfect yesterday, for rowing on the river. the bay add a regatta took place on the schuylkill, it is the nation's oldest and largest rowing competition for athletes with physical disabilities. everything was free, including music, crafts, and smacks.

well, chances, are you've seen one of these in your travels, food trucks of the well, as you know, an option and, revenues, growing to a billion dollars a year. as michael bert reports, some cities interest struggling to figure out how these trucks interest are fitting into their urban landscape. >> you all been waiting on us? >> first food truck to open in downtown knoxville. and customers could not wait. >> it has been hard for us to set up. so many people were banking on the window trying to get us to open up. >> across the country, the culinary upstarts are so suck test full, they may be disrupting the traditional restaurant business. >> i don't hate food trucks. think they make it tougher on the restaurants that survive. >> owns the dublin, in washington, d.c., from the moment food trucks started lining upright outside, he says, some profits from his crucial lunch hour crowd disappeared. and never came back. >> you depends on these peak hours of service, and ones

being one of them, stowe have food trucks come in, and sit right outside of my door, and take away from that peak hour makes it tough to survive the other 18 hours that we're open. >> concerns over competition, safety, public health, have divided cities on how best to regulate food trucks. chicago ban cents them within 200 feet of a restaurant. pittsburgh is among the toughest, forcing operators to move every 30 minutes. but, a third of communities surveyed by the national league of cities had no time limits, and half didn't ban them near restaurants or had lenient restrictions. research director christianna mcfarland says cities have been caught off guard by the explosive growth. >> cities across the country dif areas ray of cities are wrestling with challenges, around how to regulate food trucks, and what's the best balfour their cities. >> instead of fighting the trend, establish dc restaurants launched its own food trucks, owner veronica

seiler says her mobile kitchen cooked up new customers. >> actually brought back more than we expected. they have actually, you know, discovered some of our locations. >> but across town, coleman, won't dot same. >> he's betting his family's public serving irish fair in the same spot for 40 years, can still satisfy customers hungry for a choice. michael bert, cbs news, washington. and, it is 7:45, perfect time to talk some weather with meteorologist, carol erickson. >> yes, on a sunday morning, what's the forecast going to be for the rest of the day? >> well, it will probably brighten up some from this. we started the morning in philadelphia, little bit brighter, but some clouds have moved in, and this is our present look. cannot totally rule out a shower, this is not going to be all day rain, they're moving through, and we've seen them to the north of us, yet to get to atlantic city.

you've enjoyed a brighter start to the day for everybody else for longer period of time, you, too, will be getting into some of these clouds. here they are. with some showers, associated, you can see all in advance of very slowly moving cool front. but it has brought few showers to the poconos, now through allentown, we've seen couple of through reading. the light green indicating that there isn't lot of moisture there is but there is enough that it might dampen the start to the day. and, you can see, the direction that they're generally going. to the east, but also just sagging a little bit to the south. that's why, through philadelphia, we can't completely rule out seek couple of the showers today. we've seen another little batch move just develop over the delaware bay, now start to move into cape may county. one or of two those might be briefly heavy. just watch for that today. but don't cancel your plans, as a result of that. because it shouldn't and lot. and it shouldn't long lasting, and it will be scattered around. 67 degrees in philadelphia, right now, 63 trenton. 61 degrees in wilmington, in the 50's, 58 degrees, in the poconos. and already, 72 degrees, down in wildwood.

so, a warmer start. cool front, comes sagging slowly through the area, our temperatures, though, are going to be warm today at about 85 degrees. tomorrow, this front is south of us, low pressure rides along, and some of the models say we can see some rain showers on tuesday, one of the other says no. this computer model just pushed little batch of rain through, and says by 10:00 o'clock we might still be finding some of those showers that we are finding right now, through the lehigh valley, scattered around through south jersey, but look at the 1:00 o'clock forecast. some clouds, mostly dry, with few areas of light, light showers, and few other areas of those, widely scattered, as we move into the afternoon hours. then by 6:00 most off the coast. nice looking night, great looking monday, and then tuesday, do we pick up couple of showers. it is possible according to some of these computer models. so we continue to monitor. that will several days out f you are headed to the shore today, look at these ocean temperatures, they're in the 70s. so, very comfortable ocean

temperatures, stay where the lifeguards, are low risk of rip current today, still find those lifeguards. eighty-five in philadelphia, shore, 82, and the poconos, 75 degrees. every location, at least a chance of picking up a shower. but no guarantee that you'll see one, or one that will last very long. eight a degrees, through philadelphia, today, tonight, we drop down to 65, another comfortable night, and then, tomorrow, we're at 85 degrees, still low humidity, tuesday, chance of a shower, may start late monday night, otherwise wednesday, thursday, friday, in the lower 80s, for the most part this week, with increasing humidity, and couple of shower chances. liz? >> thank you for that, carol. and the time right now is 7:48. time to check the roads and highways. let's head out to ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning, ann. good morning, liz. and we're focused on the pnb bank sign, iconic pnb bank sign, which will be taking down shortly. we have a helicopter en route, that's ready or helicopter is en route to take this sign down. and we do have a lot of

closures, because of the sign removal. market street in center city shutdown between 11th street and city hall. along with 13th street, 15th street, and broad street, all between chestnut street and arch street. now, septa bus routes that operate in the area of city hall will be detoured due to these street closures. and, some of those bus routes are 416, 17, 27, 44, 48, 124, and 125. and that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, liz, back to you. thank you, ann. well, did you know the great white way briefly goes dark in honor of one of its brightest stars, brought wade theater dimmed their lights in honor every lauren bacall. icon died last tuesday. she was 89 years old. well, thursday's popular diner on blanc event is sold out. cbs-3 has a we for to you get tickets next. plus in sports, phillies

continue their west coast road trip against the giants. we will have the highlights, but first, here is a look at what's on cbs-3 tonight.

>> phillies led a lead gem away from them in game two.

we pick thins up, top of the fifth, howard at the plate, clutch hit to right fields. two run letters come home. at this point it looked good for the the phils. up five to one. things take a turn for the worse, morse getting a line up the center. will send one runner home for san francisco. few batters later the giants get another rbi hit to shallow left. put up total of four runs in the sixth inning alone. okay, the game headed into the bottom of the eighth. blanco, single to left, go ahead run goes home. phillies bats just can't get another run. and the giants steel this one, the final scour six to five. other baseball team everyone is talking becomes of course, the taney dragons, taking the fields tonight against texas in their hunt for the little league world series championship. they're off to a good start, big win on friday, against the team's nashville tennessee. chan i -- tan i bats getting on the board early, first inning, this by derrick. but the big story, pitcher mo'ne davis would throw

complete game for the shut out eight strikeouts, two hits, great performance to help lead the team to four-nothing victory. >> going into the game, i was really nervous. but then after the homerun, kind of the nerves went away, and i just went out there and had fun. >> before we got the run, she came out of a nine pitch inning, no base runners, and i think that got us fired up and we were in this game. >> and don't forget you can always get the very latest on the team right on our website at cbsphilly.com. as for the eagles, there were some good things and bad things to take away from friday might's 42-35 lost to the patriots. starting positive, offense seems to be clicking better putting up 413 yards against the new england defense, wide receiver jordan matthews had nine catches for 104 yards, and after left than perfect game against the bears, nick foles looking more like himself again, completing eight out of ten for 81 yards,

and a touchdown. going into the bears game, i felt good. you know, i made couple of mistakes that really focused on this week, it was great getting back to practice, you know, i think the big thing in this game. we just can't turn over the baum. we can't shoot ourselves in the foot. you know, that really hurts us. >> okay, now to the other side of the fields, defense had a tough night trying to contain the patriots offense, allowing 226 yards in the air, another 250 on the grounds, for the most frustrating part forehead coach chip kelly, all the penalties. >> if you can't play within the rules, can't play in this league. bottom line. just handing people first downs. so, i mean, we have got to figure it out. >> and the team will be back on the practice fields today preparing for thursday night's pre-season home opener against the pittsburgh steelers. that's all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdale, have a great day. well, how would you like to be a contestant on the amazing race? racing around the world, for a chance to win a million dollars. not bad, right?

well, there is a casting call this friday, from noon until 3:00 at trump taj mahal in atlantic city. and we've all of the details for you at cbs philly. com/casting call. also, a diner's in fillly once again be decked out in white for the thirds annual diner on blank this thursday evening, tickets are sold out. but we have a chance for to you win a pair. now, head to the cbs-3 facebook page for this one where you can enter to win those tickets. the location is kept secret until the day of the event. and we will have more on diner on blanc tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news". well, that's for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what's coming up at 8:00. live team three coverage of the situation this morning in ferguson, missouri, after an overnight curfew was imposed, we'll go live to the scene, coming up. then, scammers are actually using the death of robin williams to gain access to your personal information.

jim donovan will show you what you need to watch out for. and no more nightmares or dreams. what you are doing before bed that could determine what you see in your sleep tonight. and carol returns with the very latest on chances for some showers today.

>> police have cure few over a weekend of violence, all over the shooting death of michael brown. we'll go live to ferguson, missouri, for the latest situation overnight. new this morning, flames tear through a vacant auto body shop in south jersey. why investigators are calling this fire suspicious. and, a big change is coming to the philadelphia skyline. the iconic letters, are being removed from a center city building, this morning. well, good morning, everyone, today is sunday, august 17th, i'm elizabeth hur, and the time right now, 8:00 here in center city philadelphia. let's head over to meteorologist, carol erickson in the eyewitness weather center. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, liz. a lot of even numbers out there. 8:00, 07 degrees, and we're going to eight a. so there go the even numbers. we are looking at some pretty nice weather out there, as we move on through tes