region tonight, will they spoil our weekend? meteorologist kate bilo has our eye on things and she joins us from the cbs-3 sky deck, kate. >> so far this week the city has managed to dodge most of the worse weather. we had nasty storms to our north last night and then a couple of showers came through overnight and into the morning hours but in the a whole lot has made it here to philadelphia and that is the case again this evening. we have some showers out there, and they will eventually get in but again, they are scattered, they are isolated, not a huge deal. worth of it is over north central pennsylvania, up towards williamsport area but closer to home we are seeing clouds and a few breaks here and there there are sprinkles heading toward lehigh valley but that is it. it does not feel like a sunny summer take but it is not raining, at the moment, and, and, and tonight without any problems. showers will be scattered and off to the north and west throughout the rest of tonight. overnight everything stays quiet but tomorrow morning a few showers start to move on

shore. wind from the east that keeps it will cool breezy down the shore and tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. you can see atlantic city and cape may there will be a chance of showers, and that continues through the course of the of afternoon. not a complete watch out but showers anytime and then finally some clearing by 7:00 o'clock and we will start sunday with a good deal of sunshine. temperatures are on the cool side thanks to the cloud cover outside. it is only 76 degrees at the airport right now. seventy-four in trenton. seventy-three in atlantic city. little bit of the cool evening but again you should be able to sneak in your friday night plans without the umbrella and rain gear. that is good news. coming up i'll tell but a half and half weekend and return to more summer weather next week but for now, back to you. was itself defense? that is what philadelphia police are trying to figure out after a home owner kills a man whom he says was trying to break into his pick up. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at police headquarters now, walt.

>> reporter: chris, that home owner remains in the homicide unit behind me while philadelphia police and d.a.'s office confer on whether or not those charges are going to be filed. last night police say they were startled when they rolled up to the scene and the home owner after shooting the man to death, surrendered his gun and told them he had just shot him. the owner or this pickup truck who lives in the apartment above was so worried about break ins and thefts he installed five separate surveillance camera. when those cameras carefully hid men grates and pipes showed what the 56 year-old thought was a thief at work, he ran downstairs, first confronting, and then shooting him. >> he just stated during the curse of the opening the garage that is when confrontation ensues between himself and male and shooting follows. >> reporter: fog the the shooting the armrest dent waited for officers to arrive, turning over his gun to them.

sources say he told detectives he was threatened by the man whom he thought had something in his hand but police say the 30 year-old shooting victim was unarmed and had been shot in the back. >> the male had incurred gun shot wound, one to the back of his head, second gunshot wound to the left side of his back. >> reporter: decision on whether the resident will be arrested depend largely on interpretation of pennsylvania's castle doctrine which permits deadly force in a home or immediate surroundings if someone feels their safety is at risk. >> if they are break nothing to his property, i don't see why he could not defend himself report report one neighbor supported the resident while a second pointed out there were options, short of opening fire. >> you see somebody breaking in obviously you call 9,111th and let them know. >> reporter: philadelphia police now say it could be as long as next week before a

decision is reached on whether or not there will be criminal charges. live at police headquarters i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. police are searching tonight for suspect who robbed a pizza hut in mayfair that suspect went inside that restaurant on frankford avenue around 10:00 o'clock wednesday night. i pointed a gun at workers and demanded money. he made way with about $160 but in one was injured. also on frankford avenue in mayfair police are searching for two suspects who robbed red robin diner at gunpoint this happened overnight, we're told diner was opened for business at the time and that there were customers inside. that thief got away with an unknown amount of cash, no one was injured. a delaware cabdriver is facing charges for sexual assault of the 22-year old woman whom police say he pick up as a fare. thirty year-old kaleed chuboli of new castle surrendered yesterday. he assaulted a woman on friday

august 15th after picking her up from the light house bar in dewey beach. a camden fire fighter escapes injury when a burning wall collapsed right in front of him. this happened overnight in the 900 block of south fourth street. it was a two alarm fire that destroyed two vacant buildings. another person on the scene was evaluated after breathing in smoke. the cause of the fire is under investigation. well, another philadelphia emergency vehicle breaks down while responding to a call. officials say that the drive shaft of fire truck engine number 69, came off in southwest philadelphia. it happened at island and lindberg around 9:30 today. that truck was put into services in 1991, it has more than one 19,000 miles otto come ter, and back in may some fire fighters, raised concerns to "eyewitness news" about the age and safety of fire department vehicles. one of the longest and most nasty labor disputes in

philadelphia's history is over. today mayor michael nutter signed a contract with district council 33, philadelphia's largest municipal workers union. blue color employees have been without a contract since july of 09, and this new deal covers that period through the end of june 2016. that deal includes reforms to pension costs, work rules, and health care obligations. >> always wanted to have a contract. you have seen me at this podium a hundred times saying that but we also needed the right contract. >> our members told us if we can go in there, take as long as you can get and get this deal done. that is what we did. it was good. it was a good deal. >> more than 10,000 blue color city workers will get an up front down us of $2,800 plus 3.5 percent raise now and another two ain't a half percent raise next year. now to philadelphia's school budget crisis, back to schooltime means school supplies are in high demand but their expenses that have

have become too high for some parents and teachers in the cash strapped district. here is "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao. >> reporter: as teachers streamed out, parent/teachers store in northeast philadelphia, jennifer kennedy is busy inside. she has spent $300 buying supplies for her classroom. >> we used to have a big supply closet we would go to only thing we get are maybe pencils. >> paper, folders. >> reporter: just a few items she's asking her students to purchase but needs of philadelphia schoolteachers go far beyond that. >> you have to make sure you bring your own toilet paper, paper towels, hand sanitizer. >> reporter: dianne rest nick has check out the her classroom and she fears this school year could be worse than last. >> cleaning. my room wasn't cleaned. i have to be the cleaner. >> reporter: facing an 81 million-dollar budget gap district's latest round of cuts one means schools will be clean less frequently. >> if you need to bring in your own cleaning supplies, vacuum cleaner.

>> while many teachers say yes their supply lists are longer they still expect to pay more out of pocket because they understand that many of their parents just can't afford it. >> it is hard enough to keep up with the regular list, but now every year it seems like they keep adding extra. >> reporter: just as frustrating for teachers. they voiced their concerns to the pft for second day outside district headquarters. >> children need a lot, better place to go to school. it is not fair to them. >> reporter: funding christ that is has turned what used to be an exciting time into a hardship. in philadelphia, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". our coverage of the school budget crisis does continue on line. for very latest developments, around the clock, just check out cbs philly.com. well, tonight we are remembering a philadelphia radio legend don cannon. he passed away this morning after a brief illness. born dominic caseno, don started out behind the microphone from 1969 as a morning dj until his

retirement in 204. he loved golf, and raised money for many charities. don cannon was 74 years old. still to come here on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 high praise for a local eatery. >> our dishes are inspired by traditional, local dishes. >> and those dishes, are earning this new philadelphia restaurant some bragging rights. our syma chowdhry will show us why. plus a pop up dinner party had people dining in the middle of the busy philadelphia a street last night but not without a backlash, we will tell you why it has left a sour taste in the mouth of plenty in center city. kate? once again you'll get your dinner plans in the city without dodging rain drops, everything is quiet for now but notice a few showers in the far northern and western suburbs, some could get here tonight but will they hang for weekend? i'll have your forecast, coming up, beasley. kyle kendrick takes hundred dollars for phillies as they kick off a weekend series with another national

league powerhouse. plus the star of the eagles offence, left last night's game because of a injured thumb, we will hear from shady mccoy coming up in sports.

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i have my life back and it has been wonderful. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 11:00, two local women with chronic pain are raving about a new treatment. one of them could not lift a cup of coffee. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how doctors take away pain tonight at 11:00 o'clock. new philadelphia restaurant is getting high praise tonight, the the eatery is landing on a very impressive list of the best new restaurants in the country. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry gives ace sneak peak. >> reporter: olde city is known for history, now one of the new restaurants is making history, high street on market has been ranked the second best new restaurant in the country by bone appetite magazine. >> excited, really honored to be select among great restaurants across the country. >> reporter: ellen yen opened up less than a year ago with the help of eli colt. neither knew the the magazine writer was checking out the

restaurant. >> completely a in must. >> reporter: they make their own bread and use local ingredient which gave them the competitive edge. >> many of our dishes are inspired by traditional, local, dishes, for example, the philadelphia favorite, the roast pork provolone and broccoli rob. >> reporter: as vibrant as olde city is, the area has seen many restaurants close leaving for sale signs behind. >> neighborhoods come up and they change and olde city has definitely been one that has listen, and change overtime. >> so thrilled to have recognition for high street but so many of our restaurants have been around a long time. >> reporter: joeys the the executive director of olde city district. he says that 13 new restaurants have opened up in less than two years. >> the olde city restaurant scene is still alive, vibrant and getting stronger every day. >> reporter: five more restaurants planned to open soon leaving only nine vacant spaces left in the area. in olde city, syma chowdhry

for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, tonight business owners are seeing red over dinner en blank which took place last night on broad street in philadelphia. now the location of this dinner party in all whiteys kept secret until just a few minutes before it begins. guests bring their own tables, chairs and food. well, business as long the avenue of the arts say tonight that they had no idea that part of broad street would be shut down. traffic was a mess and some say the event hurt their bottom line. >> in one had any knowledge, so it was a little surprising to all of us to say the least. >> councilman jim kenny is sending a letter to organizers saying i would please ask that the impact on local businesses be greater importance before the the city signs off on an event that will have serious delete tear just effect on good, tax paying businesses. well, it is the end of an era here at cbs philly, one of

our favorite people is retiring. kyw news radio anchor harry donahue is hanging up the mike. >> it is time for another time check. >> time for a time check harry, it is all yours. >> after all that, kyw news time 9:00 o'clock. >> for the final time today harry gave the time check and then signed off alongside his long time co anchor ed abrams. he got a standing ovation as he left the studio here at cbs broadcast center. afterward he spoke with our walt hunter. >> coming from philadelphia like yourself you know what it is like to work in your hometown. who would have thought this would ever happen, you know, and it is a day that you know, i'll remember the rest of my life but 40 years like the snap have of your finger, that quickly. whatever i contributed, i just say thank you. >> no, thank you, harry for 40 wonderful years and we hope you enjoy, every bit of re timer. "eyewitness news" in penn treaty park this afternoon,

people out and about enjoying the dry conditions but changes could dampen those outdoor plans. meteorologist kate bilo, joins us now with more, you say, it is a half and half weekends. >> it will be glummy, cloudy not a bright sunny saturday like many we have seen this summer but sunday will turnout nicer and then a really nice stretch of sum are like wet tore look for to this weekend though it is falling more like fall. you can see it looks, ominous right now, look the at those clouds as we have live on sky cam three out over the bridge in the city, from campbell's feel. not looking as bad on the radar picture as it looks right there but we have seen that, the past few days. it takes over a color of the blues but then nothing really happens. there may be a shower this evening and that is about it. perhaps thunder. we will take you to the live neighborhood network at lower merion high school in ardmore along montgomery avenue. traffic is moving okay but

roads are not wet there. 73 degrees at the moment. look at where showers are right now. everything again in the looking all that bad. we have a few light showers moving up toward lehigh valley and poconos. these are fizzling. ones that went through southern delaware fizzling as well. clouds are in and may look scary out there but you should dodge most of the rain drops outside tonight. keep an eye to the sky. don't be shocked if you feel rain drop laying on your arm. 73 degrees in allentown. we are at 76 in reading. seventy-five for dover, millville and 73 in atlantic city. chilly down the shore. throughout the rest of tonight showers will be scattered and sparse but they will be around here and there. there is no telling in an atmosphere where showers will pop up. plan for them and be surprised if you don't get stuck in one. same story throughout the the day tomorrow showers to the south and west, in delaware you'll have a better chance of seeing them. especially around noon. 4:00 p.m. a shower possible right in the city and down through shore points and into delaware but clears out by 7:00. we may see sun in time for sunset and sunday morning

start off with lots of sunshine and then warmth will build over central part of the country this weekend. watch jet stream north as we get in next week, tuesday, wednesday, thursday the heat is back, it will feel like the return of real, late august weather, as we start seeing these temperature bars climb, right through next week abe getting above average and making a run near 90, by next wednesday or thursday. we want to show you disturbance in the the atlantic ocean, and it is moving east but you can see moth else. we have been looking at this more models want to take it further out to sea where we hope it as way from land. we will continue to monitor that storm's progress throughout the weekend and start of next week and we will have the the latest. cloudy skies, couple scattered showers here and there. 67 degrees. for your saturday mostly cloudy, cool and damp. we may see few breaks of sun but plan for not nicest saturday. down the shore will be cooler, windy. p-5 degrees with damp and showers down the shore and even here in the city. sunday bright and warm with

the high near 80. we will warm it up and brighten it up every single day. we will go from 80 to 82, 84 and 87 and 88 by wednesday and thursday. maybe making a run for 90 if you thought summer was through with us, well, seven day forecast proves you wrong right there. it will heat up next week. >> not that quickly. >> kate, thanks very much. good evening, everyone happy friday, unfortunately traveling in bucks county we are dealing with a very serious accident but lets map this out for you, if you are commuting southbound on route one approaching old lincoln highway a very serious multiple vehicle accident is out there. good news they have been diligently working on this and a few vehicles have been removed. they are still trying to clean things up. they have been blocking this roadway. heading out in neshaminy that will definitely set you back as again, only that left, is getting by. looking at i-95 southbound you're delayed from cottman through the vine. earlier accident approaching

676, cleared not too long ago. we are still dealing with that residual traffic. speaking of volume, burlington bristol bridge has been put back down if you will, you will find delays in that area traveling every where else it doesn't look too awful but anywhere would you find rush hour traffic is still lingering out there stay with us on cbs-3 "eyewitness news"

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with a day of rest phillies get back to work at citizens bank park kicking off a series with the cardinals tonight. kyle kendrick will be on the mound trying to bounce back after a frustrating outing against san francisco, last saturday, first pitch is at 7:05. all good things must come to an end for taney dragons, it wasn't quite ending they were hoping for. the loss to chicago last night eliminated them from the little league world series, but still, a great run, something that we are all proud of. >> none of us in a million year would have guessed we

would have been spending two weeks in williamsport, you know, when we look back to the season starting, you know, back in march, really back in last september when we got to work. so, i'm incredibly proud of them, i thank them for the best summer of my life. >> switching gears to the eagles team coming off that big win, with the steelers at lincoln financial field last night. offense looking good putting up 482 yards against pittsburgh defense president nick foles connect with his receivers 19 times including one touchdown pass. >> definitely feeling more comfortable, still have i guess a seeing a lot more room to improve and a lot of film study to go the next few weeks but i felt good about today and i just want to keep improving. >> something else to keep an eye on lesean mccoy left the game after the opening drive because of an injured thumb. good news though x-rays came back negative, should be ready for the start of the regular season.

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college hopeful's life. >> schieffer: tonight, the growing threat of isis. pentagon warns that americans fighting with islamic terrorists overseas could return and attack this country. will the president order attacks against isis in syria? reports from bob orr, major garrett, and holly williams. a chinese fighter jet comes within 30 feet of an american spy plane. margaret brennan reports the united states is protesting what it calls a dangerous provocation. the national guard starts leaving ferguson, missouri, but the tension remains. >> it ain't no black and white thing. it's the police against the people thing pgh >> schieffer: and steve hartman on the road. bryan holler has received a letter that is about to change his life. >>