core. >> roller coaster ride from hell. >> that i'm sure. traffic and weather together. here's katie outside. good morning. >> good morning, actually, pretty comfortable start to the day for us here, but it is down right cool in some locations, as women. over ought filings weather to talk about in the days ahead. we have the full details coming up. >> good morning 5:00 o'clock on monday, off to good start. anyone watching us down the shore, if you are coming right from the beach right into the office, no problems, at least at the moment here, on the 42 freeway, we'll check the rest of the roads and mass transit coming up next. ukee erika good morning. >> strong earthquake rocks california nappa valley prompting state of emergency. >> powerful earthquake hit the area, the first one in decades that left thousands without power, and caused at least one serious injury. the 6.1 magnitude quake struck early yesterday morning just 6 miles southwest of the region famed wine country rupturing gas lines specking several fires. cbs news correspondent allison

harmilan joins us live now she is in nap a with the very latest. allison, good morning. >> reporter: the sign behind me points the way of the train station, market, even the opera house. this is the heart of downtown nap a. this morning it is devestated. the destruction is clear as residents and businesses clean up downtown nap a. the strongest earthquake to hit the san francisco bay area in quarter after century rippled through the area sunday morning. >> it was just bouncing around, like we were on a roller coaster ride from hell. >> the tremors broke gas lines, ruptured 06 water mains, caused fires that destroyed at least six homes. the earthquake damaged many of nap a's historic buildings city officials have determined at least 33 buildings are now on uninhabitable. including nap a county courthouse, bleigh hear, christina jamison's home. >> i called 911. i said you guys have to come over here. my house may fall over right

now. >> the quake struck the heart of california's wine country near the peak of tourist season and harvest. the violent shaking shattered countless wine bottles sending hundreds of bottles of top quality vintage wine down the drain. >> loss of inventory, and will take a long time and a lot of efforts to make wine. you don't turn it around overnight. >> the exact cows of the damage a to nap an is unclear but many wineries estimate they lost hundreds every thousands of dollars. in spite of all of the damage, some estimates are already a billion dollars in economic lost, most of the people here are saying that they feel very fortunate that things weren't any worse. live in nap a california, allison harmilan, back to you. >> and developing right now the us gee logical survey reporting another large earthquake, this time in south america. the magnitude 6.9 quake has

struck a sparsly populated area of central peru, no immediate results of damage or injuries. just turned 5:03, let's get your traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i certainly by comparison, ukee, i have to say things are pretty quiet here on our side of the country where we have got high pressure building in place, we are going to seymour sunshine, and it is really going to be nice couple of days. but it will start heating up. now right now, it is very comfortable outside. today as a whole just looks beautiful. nice and comfy but warm. let's go first and for most to storm scan3 we make the tri-state sweep see nothing more than few speckles of green. we call that ground clutter. all it means is that the radar is picking up on something other than precipitation. so don't worry about any wet weather here today. do you not need an umbrella, rather, just going to be one of those days where sun glass also pretty much a requirement. let's go south though, looking at our current tropical satellite loop. over the bahamas region, hispaniola, this is christabal, the storm we've been watching for several

days basically the last week, has finally gathered enough strength to turn into a tropical storm and actually achieve a named status. now, as a result, we are going to start to see the surf get churned up here at home. i don't think this will be a storm that directly affect the us coastline certainly will not directly impact us with any kind of landfall. but it does mean that we will see some very dangerous rip current. that ricks today is high. waves only three-5 feet, not too terrible. but the rip current is what is going to really pose the threat today. so despite the bright sunshine and the bright blue sky be very tempted to jump into the waves, make sure you do so safely, because again, it is a great day. if you are just going to stay on dry land it, will stay dry. lots of sun across the board here, just depending on your location, little warmer or little cooler, and again some real nice weather unfolding for us. looks like it will sit tight for couple every days, as well. bob, we send it into you. >> good morning 5:04, on monday, our news van on the

way to story this morning actually, caught a driver going the wrong way on the schuylkill expressway, come on, hold on to your coffee and hold your breath. look at the fellow un the left there. see his turn signal on? our news van in the westbound this fellow the eastbound side doing the same thing blinking his high beams here to alert oncoming traffic that he's actually almost missed motorcycle there luckily able to make it to the south street ramp and get off before nasty accident occurred. but that was earlier this morning, and let's go outside live look at the schuylkill, which is operating with no delays at the moment. everyone's gone in the right direction at least right here. the rest of the majors, 59, not bad out of the northeast 422 looking good coming in from royersford, collegeville, we had the accident we told but at the top of the show, broad street closed at cow

path road. so the first half of the morning, line road through lansdale, would be your best bet. also working north on the extension up near quakertown, and mondays a big day, everyone likes to grab an extra day at the shore and then come right back into the office on a monday, so if you are getting early start coming back to philly you're in good shape. patco kicked in new timetable. schedule includes more trains, and few err and shorter gaps between those trains otherwise mass transit looking good. ukee, back over to you. >> braking news montgomery county to tell but, one person dead following the single car crash in lansdale. it happened just before 1:00 this morning on the 1600 block of broad street. police are investigating how the driver of this car lost control and crashed into a pole. another person inside the car was critically injured. that person was flown to jefferson hospital by way of medical helicopter. >> new this morning, a man's recovering after a hit-and-run in gloucester township. police say a 22 year old man

was hit while walking along sicklerville and jarvis roads around 10:00 last night. the victim was found seriously injured, on the side of the road. he's in critical but stable condition. also, police are following a lead after an early morning stabbing outside after philadelphia bar. "eyewitness news" on the scene at jj's bar at third and gun cannon in olney. investigators say, a man was stabbed in the chest just after midnight. that victim is in stable condition. a community stunned by the tragic loss of two elderly woman in northeast philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us now from police headquarters, with the latest, syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, police are trying to figure out who would want to kill two women who were loved by many. and right now they have more questions than answers as family try to piece together and make sense of this senseless act. a neighborhood is in mourning and a killer is on the loose. family friends rush to the

4700 block of vista street saturday only to learn their loved ones were gone. police found 67 year old dolly evans shot once in the head-on the living room couch. fifty-nine year old ruby thomas was found upstairs on a bedroom floor also shot once in the head. both were pronounced dead at the scene. >> my sister, she never bothered a soul. she would come, she would clean your house she would do anything in the world just to get by. >> neighbors say the 67 year old homeowner was everyone's grandmother on the block feeding and helping anyone in need, no questions asked. >> homeless, who ever needed, you know, she helped them. you know, took them in, help them as much as she can the lady living with her she was helping her. >> i really do wish she was upstairs. >> on sunday friends said they had more questions than answers wondering could this pet pitbull have made a difference, and who could have killed the two women. >> i just hope they do fine who did it because grandmom ruby, two innocent women

shouldn't have happened at all. >> and police haven't been able to identify a suspect but we're told evans had been receiving death threats possibly in connection with an ongoing dispute involving a family member. live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thank if you syma. happening today, thousand us are expected today say good-bye to the teenager whose shooting death sparked protest in ferguson, missouri. funeral scheduled this morning in st. louis for michael brown, been more than two weeks since the unarmed teenager shot and killed by a police officer. brown's father is asked crowd of supporters at a rally not to protest. >> all i want is peace while my son is being laid to rest. can you please, please take a day of silence so we can lay our son to rest. >> the reverend al sharpton will deliver the eulogy at brown's funeral.

5:09 right now. still ahead, rap mogel sug night shot outside of hollywood night club. tonight police searching for the gunman, that's ahead. >> also, ahead in the health watch, let them sleep in. those are doctors orders. find out why physicians want teenagers to start school later. >> great news for teens. >> i'm telling you. >> and philadelphia gives the taney dragons a warm welcome home. so, what's next for our favorite little leaguers we have the details. katie? >> erika, we can expect to see pretty nice week overall. there will be a couple of minor hiccups that come along with our forecast, but generally speaking i come bearing some nice summary weather news we'll have the full story for you on the other side. >> ♪ ♪ >> no problems for aerianna at the m tv vma's. we'll tell you about the big award she went home with on the other side.

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investigators are reportedly using voice recognition software and other techniques to identify him. right now just past 5:13, forecast for the day feeling like august? >> it actually will for a change, feels kind of fall like. probably waking up if you slept with the windows open, i frankly was chill think morning, put some sweat pants on as i came to work, i was actually cold out in the suburbs. but depending on location it, might be just what the doctor ordered, just nice and comfortable to you. mainly confined to the urban most corridors here. let's go on outside. show you the reason for all of. >> this you have high pressure, that usually will hook you up, bring some pretty darn nice weather certainly that will happen today. we saw it yesterday. going to see it again out there today. nothing more than handful of clouds generally from central p a on west. and overall here at home, it is clear and it will help things warm up nicely once the sun does rise. of course the days are starting to get little shorter with every passing one. meanwhile, well off to the west, our next cold front. that will will take couple of days to get here.

so we're sitting pretty. notice depending on location, you're almost, flirting with almost 10 degrees cooler, by comparison to yesterday. so, yesterday might have felt cool to you. today's even cooler. in allentown temperatures generally mid 60s at mildest back down into the 50's. now, here is a look at your pollen report, hey bob listen up look at this, high levels, the next four days, so despite that cold front coming in, high pressure's really going to allow any political friend ragweed, nettle, i know that's your bad one bob nettle, that nettle is a pain, and chenopods, will keep the levels real high. so have the meds ready to go. but great weather overall look at wednesday, it will be a steamy out there, flirting with 90 degrees, my friends over to you. >> hear that ukee, nettle and chenopod coming together. >> perfect storm man. >> i'll beside until friday. good morning, crank up the ac and let's go outside, live look, pretty good shape as we say good morning to fishtown. i-95 right near girard avenue. no problems or delays at all

through the construction zone as you work your way in toward downtown the schuylkill expressway looking good at south street. the bridge there giving us little light show this morning. but no problems between south philly, all the way out through king of prussia the rest of the majors are in good shape this morning as you work your way in toward king of prussia do have disable on 495, it is southbound, right near route 13, but hey we're open on 495 good news, again the 495 reconstruction there over the christina river complete we're open for business, north and southbound through wilmington but heads up if you are coming into the city later this morning eastbound schuylkill expressway down to one lane from 9:00 to 3:00 the between gladwynn and belmont. penndot putting up some sort of fencing so one lane block so again from 9:00 on coming into the city, will be a tough one. down to 95, back over to you. >> authorities in california

are looking for the gunman who fired shots at west hollywood night club, la counter sheriff says the death row founder one every three wounded at party hosted by entertainer chris brown early sunday morning lapd also investigating three separate deadly shootings all happened within an hour. police also say the shootings may all be related. >> here is a look now at today's headlines state of emergency is in effect in parts of california's nappa valley this after magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck early yesterday morning two, people critically injured and there was widespread damage. >> deadly shooting of two women in holmesburg saturday. relatives tell police, one of the women had received death threats. >> news crew on the expressway, near the south street exit, driver going the wrong way there the left most lane, that should be going the other direction. police were notified, but they

say they did not find that driver. they added that he likely got off at the next exit and fortunately there were no accident. still manning that happening a different time of the day? >> our photographer out there filming it? >> everybody is okay. time is 5:18. do teenagers start school too early? doctors say yes. >> big night for arianna grande at the m tv music awards, but it was beyonce and her family that stole the show. oh, i think i can see why. highlights from the

pediatricians are pushing for a later start to the school day. siting the benefits for teenage students. a new report in the journal pediatrics says starting the day at 8:30 could help with help grades, car accidents even depression. american academy of pediatrics says most middle and high school student don't not get the recommended amount of sleep each night. teens everywhere are cheering. >> yes indeed. >> and happy meals will be going on a diet if one new york city official gets his way. councilman benjamin introduced the healthy happy meals bill. under this proposal, kids meals could not have more than 500 calories and 600 milligrams of sodium. they also must include serving of fruit vegtables, or whole grains. that bill is still waiting for approval. and as long as you get the

toy. >> you have got to have the toy. >> as long as you get the toy. >> best part. >> up next in sports, big welcome home to the taney dragons and a w for the fighting phils. >> also, ahead major security breach on the brooklyn bridge when man climbs up the support beam. his motive for such a daring move? that's next. >> wow.

>> good morning, kate. >> i good morning, everybody good morning, you know, really looking ahead to see pretty pleasant day out there today. bright sunshine expected, not terribly humid but will still be warm. another real nice day. overall depending who you ask pretty awesome summer because we've had the little bursts of cool air to keep it more

comfortable. currently at 61 degrees outside whitfield elementary school, quick check on what's currently tropical storm cristobal. bahamas, expected to away from the shore line. that's going to >> cristobal. cristob attention in the studio whmnen look, the trooper road interchange right near 422 we still have then crews they've been out all weekends long gang, see the barrels seat work guys, so just do just right, there slow down, you hit the brakes. and you are riding through the intersection there this morning. rest of the majors, 95, the schuylkill looking good. 495, open, in both directions, they completed the reconstruction, but we have disable this morning southbound, right near route 13. mass transit looking good. here is ukee now with sports. >> almost time for regular season football. birds wrap up the pre-season slate with home game against the new york jets thursday night. coach chilly says the starters will be rested thursday, and that's good news for shady he'll get more rest for that injured thumb. now, shady says he will be

ready for week one that's the jaguires, at lincoln financial field and it is right here on cbs-3. baseball now. a long ball by j-roll, jimmy rollins, iced yesterday's phillies win over the cardinals in south philly. it was jimmy's 16th homerun of the season, and first in the month of august, thus far. jerome williams, big fellow, pitched fine game. he went eight innings and allowed the cardinals only one run, also struck out five. phils win seven to one, the phils host the national least east leading washington nationals later tonight. the union welcoming their new goalie, yesterday at ppl park chester. they welcomed him in fine fashionment andrew scored two goals, and the union beat the san jose earthquakes four-two, union plays toronto at home, a week from wednesday. jackie robinson west little league team of chicago scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh in williamsport. but their spirited come back fell short. south korea beat the us

champions eight to four, to win their third title little league world series title championship. congratulates toss south korea, and all of the young players, who played little league, all across the country. that's what it is all about. right there. >> still a kids game. >> such a great tournament. >> well the team that stole the hearts of the tri-state region, has come home. >> the taney dragons got hero's welcome at love park. >> let us officially welcome back the philadelphia champion taney dragons. >> yahoo, hundreds on hand for that celebration, the dragons were thrilled to be home, and get such a reception from the city. one way to wake up from a three-hour bus ride. and, two, it was really nice to see people who i hadn't seen, and just people who were supporting everything that we've done all the way. >> the sitly reportedly hold a parade for the dragons on wednesday, we were all pulling for that. more details are expected later on today. but that right there is

wonderful. hundreds every people turning out to say welcome home. >> all of their faces now so familiar to everyone, great time. great effort indeed. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, san francisco bay area bracing for after shocks after large earthquake rattled that area. close look at the damage, and what it means for wine country. syma? >> police are investigating a double murder mystery. i'm syma chowdhry with those details coming up. and bob and katie return, they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's back in two minutes. male announcer: the magic of the bay is waiting. explore maryland's coastal villages scenic waterways and the land of our national anthem along the star-spangled banner national historic trail. there's an adventure waiting for you in maryland. land of discovery.

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