>> more than within hundred people hurt in california's wine countly. >> now state of emergency, as officials assess the damage. >> the jolt had people out every bed, several injured,

including a child hit by flying debris. let's check in with allison harmilan on the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: the building behind me partially collapsed, the sign behind me points to the train station, opera house, the hardest downtown nap a this morning it is devestated. the 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. >> reporter: the tremors broke gas lines, cup toured 60 water mains, caused fires that destroyed at least six homes. the earthquake damaged many of nappa's historic buildings, officials determined 33 buildings now uninhabitable. that includes nappa county courthouse, 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 hit california's

wine country near the peak of tourist season and harvest. it cracked dozens every tanks, barrels, shattered countless wine bottles, sending hundreds of gallons of quality wine down the drain. >> scary time because of the loss of inventory, and it takes a long time, a loft effort to make wine. you don't turn around overnight. >> the exact cost of the damage across nappa is unclear. but, many wineries estimate they lost hundreds of thousands of dollars. now, some early rough estimates of the damage is as high as a billion dollars n spite of that people here are seem to go say that they're just very greatful things weren't any worse. live in nappa, california, i'm allison harmilan, now, back to you. >> allison, thank you. and developing now, another earthquake in central peru. us gee logical survey says magnitude 6.9 quake struck parsley populated area. no reports of damage or injuries. the quake was felt in parts of

lima, major cities in southeastern peru. time now 6:03. let's get your traffic and weather together. here's katie. >> good morning, actually pretty nice day going to be unfolding here at home. high pressure out there. it is going to keep control for couple every days eventually shower, thunderstorm, not until mid week. sitting pretty for the time being. although humidity and temperature read also start to creep up on us with time. let's take you out there. storm scan3, looking live, at least at the last three hour loop, not too much to see here, folks, we are spec to go see beautiful sunrise take grip here. we zoom it out, a smidge, nothing but handful of clouds out over central and western pa. and everybody else is in the clear quite literally. now, that said, it is going to be a beautiful day, and you're going to be very tempted if lucky enough to have another day off, on vacation, and at the shore, where you want to jump in the water. heads up, guys. there is a high risk today, for rip currents, that surf might not look all that menace g at only three-5 feet.

but we have the rip current out there. so if you ever get stuck in one, this one parallel to the shore, then you will feel yourself stopped getting pulled out, swim back to the shore line, but always make sure you're near the lifeguards anyway. that goes without saying. but, especially on high risk day like this. expect plenty of sunshine. it will be a lovely day. seventy-seven up in the poconos, upper 70s down the shore, and here in philadelphia we get little warmer for you, 84 degrees, but still bright and sunny across the board. bob, over to you. >> on our way to one-story, actually caught another story, while they were there. let's go to our news van, this is video this morning, look at the car going the wrong way on the schuylkillment look at the left side. now, we're headed west, out toward center city. look at this fellow going the wrong way on the eastbound side. here comes a set of headlights here, that's a motorcycle going by him. luckily, he got to the south street ramps, and safely able to get off before someone was seriously hurt or worse, early

this morning, on the schuylkill expressway. here's a live look at 422 eastbound watch for disable off to the side right near trooper road there. finally got penndot arrow truck there on the way. and as we begin our monday, we're off to good start. ninety-five southbound, no problems out of the northeast, 202, looking good as you work your way up through the construction zone, had that early morning accident, we told you about at the top of the show, broad street closed, at cow path road. through the morning line road would be your best bet. monday, always we see a lot of folks that stay down the shore, and come right from the beach right into the offers. so far so good on the expressway, the parkway, starting to see some volume pick up on four it, remember, new schedule, more trains, fewer and shorter gaps between those trains. so make sure you grab a new schedule as you wait for the train this morning. ukee, back over to you. >> breaking news from montgomery county police are investigating what caused this deadly one car crash in lansdale. it happened around 1:00 this morning, on the 1600 block of

broad street. police say one person was killed, when the car left the roadway, and crashed into a pole. a passenger is in critical condition. and south jersey police are looking for the hit-and-run driver who left a man in critical condition it happened about 10:00 lassiter township sneak sicklerville angaries vote. twenty-two year old victim found laying on the side of the road. police are asking anyone who may have seen the crash to call 911. >> a man rushed to the hospital after a stabbing outside after philadelphia bar, investigators searched for clues outside of jay jay bar in olney. police say the victim was stabbed in the chest just after midnight. taken to einstein in stable condition. police are looking into a possible lead suspect in that case. two mysterious murders over the weaken lever a northeast philadelphia community in shock. family members say the elderly women were viewed as grandmothers to their neighbors.

"eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us at police headquarters with the latest on the investigation. syma? >> police are trying to figure out who would kill these two women who many say were loved by neighbors, and right now, they have more questions than answers as family members try to make sense of it all. >> , a neighborhood in mourning and 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 pronounced dead on the scene. >> my sister, she never bothered a soul. she would clean her house do, anything at all, 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 questionings asked.

>> she took them in, help as much as she can, lady living with her, you know, she was helping her. >> sunday friends said they had more questions than answer, wondering could this pet pitbull have made a difference, and who could have helped the women. >> grandmom, ruby two, innocent women, shouldn't have happened at all. and, police haven't been able to ida suspect, but we're told that evans had been receiving death threats possibly in connection with ongoing dispute involving a family member. live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> syma thank you. happening today, opening statement in the trial of christina, the woman prosecutors say kidnapped five year old girl from west philadelphia's bryant elementary school last january, they are say she wore muslim garb and caught on

surveillance tape. young victim found day after the abduction in a upper darby delaware county park. also, happening today, more than two weeks after his death, michael brown will be laid to rest. thousands expected at the baptist church in st. louis, missouri later this morning. brown shot and killed by police officer in ferguson in a incident that has prompted major protests, and some violence brown's father asked protesters for day of silence. >> 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 today's funeral. >> 6:09 right now. and rap mogel sug night is shot outside of hollywood night clog. police still searching for the gunman, that's coming up. >> also ahead in the health watch, let them sleep in. those are doctors orders.

find out why physicians want teenage tears start school later. >> and philadelphia gives our taney dragons a warm welcome home. what is next for our favorite little leaguers, weaver the details, that's coming up.

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foley grew up. his parents still live there. meantime, britain's ambassador to the u.s. says police and spy agencies are close to identifying the english accented millitant, seen in the video with foley's death. investigators using voice recognition software and other techniques to identify him. the search on for the gunman who fired shots, inside west hollywood night club, injuring rapper sug knight, says the 49 year olds death row record founder, was one of three people shot early sunday morning, happened during crowded party hosted by entertainer chris brown. california investigators will looking into three other deadly shoot that is took place within the same hour. police also say the four shootings could be related, no arrest haves been made. 6:13, here's your traffic and weather together. >> very happy monday, being sent your way, especially for the little ones headed back to school today. getting ready for the new year

ahead. we've got nice weather overall for the week ahead, us a get back to the old grind i guess here, storm scan3, quiet for now, next frontal boundery moving along at pretty slow clip, eventually moves in by wednesday. that will be our next shot for shower or storm. meanwhile, we've got it talk about the tropics. do have tropical storm on our hands, its name cristobal. right now just out to the east of the bahamas islands for the most part, this storm system, we think, is going to eventually make a right-hand turn, sort of stay in the open waters, climb north, then just go taught sea that is starts to gather forward speed. but because it is on the early -- close to the eastern seaboard it, really kicks up that rip countries being for us in the next couple of days. so cautions advised because with temperatures, and weather like this, you will want to jump right in the waves. wednesday, as i mentioned, could be a day that features shower or storm, especially by the p.m. hours. and then come thursday, friday, we do begin to gradually taper off on the

they thermometer, wednesday will be hot and steamy we flirt with 90. hot, hot. >> 6:15, 476 for the gang coming back from the poconos, after weekends, going to head right into the office, no problems here on the blue route. these guys here headed northbound up toward the mid-county tolls, just got report of accident in glassboro, route 47, delsea drive, right near 322, keep that in mind, little short cut for folks like to come back from wildwood, using 47, working their way up toward 55. so, i would stick with 55, if you are leaving the shore, and heading north, back toward philly this morning. an accident on the boulevard, this one northbound, at grant avenue. the boulevard and grant, one of those high accident count intersections, i think one of the top in the country there, northeast philly. another accident, along gravel pike, outside of skippack, then we have midday work coming to the schuylkill beginning at 9:00 down to one lane, gladwynn, into belmont. ukee, back over to you. >> bob, thank you.

here is a look at $20's headlines, police are investigating a deadly double shooting, in holmesburg. two women were killed on saturday. relatives say, one of the victims had recently received death threats. >> also, more breaking news right now. one person was killed, and another is in critical condition after this crash in lansdale montgomery county. investigators have not determined the cause of the crash. and here is some exclusive video. driver going the wrong way, on the schuylkill expressway, near south street early today, state police say the car made it off at the next exit, thankfully, and there were no accidents. wewe'll be right back.

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>> eagles play the jets, jets, jets, coach chip kelly says the start letters not play thursday night, and that's good news for that guy, shady mccoy, shady's getting a extra week to rest that injured thumb of his. he said he will ' be ready to go for week one against the jaguires, that's home game at the linc, and it is live right here on cbs-3. baseball now, jimmy rollins his his 16th homerun of the season at the ball yard, to ice the game against the tough st. louis cardinals. the phils got another great performance from the big fellow, jerome williams, went eight innings, struck out five, head the hard hitting cardinals to one run of the phils win seven to one. first place washington nationals in town later tonight. the philadelphia union's

new goaltender, made his debut at ppl park yesterday playing the san jose earthquakes. rice had good game. and so did andrew wenger. he scored two goals to lead the union over the quakes four to two. union plays toronto a week from wednesday in chester. chicago's jackie robinson west little leaguers scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh, but they fell short in yesterday's little league world series finale. south korean team beat chicago eight to four in williamsport to win thirds little league championship. congrats to south korea and all of the little leaguers spend their summers playing great baseball all around the world year after let hero's welcome at love park. >> yes, the taney dragons got >> let us officially welcome back the philadelphia champion taney dragons! >> i still want to cheer, every time i hear. that will taney!

let's do it. hundreds of folks were on hand, look at that crowd, for the celebration. the dragons were thrilled to be home, tune 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 haven't seen, and just people who were supporting everything that we've done. >> i just love this team. >> indeed. >> the sitly reportedly hold a parade for the dragons, on wednesday. >> sweet. >> that would be great. more details are expected later on today. and just so great. look at the crowd of young folks, how well they did. what great people they are, too. >> like family, look at each face, remember a story about them, what they did in the game, of course. >> or interview they gave. the sounds bites have been so fun to listen to. >> so much fun to watch. and mo'ne, i guess monet will be leading the charts later today. let's do it, great team effort. no doubt about it, so do teenager start school too early? doctors say yes. and are prescribing some changes, that's next. >> i'm sure teens are saying

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one, 84 degrees, pleasantly warm, not too humid. changes with time. starts to get little steamier with every passing day and flirting with 09, come wednesday. bob? >> sound good, katie, 6:25, morning, live look at i95, northeast philly, time to make the donuts, southbound, starting to see delays here, from cottman avenue, through girard, i just got update on that nasty crash, in south jersey. here is the deal. route 47, which is a delsea drive close, right near 322 here in glassboro. now, they have medical helicopter en route to the scene. so that gives you a idea how serious it is. forty-seven, not only is it used here through the neighborhood, but also that short cut for folks like they use coming from the back shore, so this morning, headed back from the shore, stay with route 55, instead. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you, mystery with the coast guard looking for bodies off the florida coast. this follows discovery of bodies of four men off of the area of hollywood, florida. what the coast guard has not found is a vessel.

there is no word on who the victims are or if they are migrants. no day at the beaches in florida over the weekends, nearly 200 people had to be treated for jellyfish stings in knew snip a man and daughter standing chest high in the ocean when they felt the stinging pain. >> this time i think the ten calls wrapped all the way around my leg and really stunning me. did i scream little bit. it was burning pretty bad for about ten minutes, but i'm good to go now. >> i just got stunning on the shore. like seven times. >> even lifeguards were stunning during the morning swim drills. but the beach patrol says no one had to go to the hospital. >> i've been stunning but i heard it hurts. >> oh, it stings. >> on the hell watch, american heart association says the lighter restrictions around electronic cigarettes need to go up in smoke. >> group says the same laws that apply to cigarettes and cigars should also apply to e-cigarettes.

they are calling for new tougher restrictions, because e-cigs contain nicotine just like regular ones. recent studies show using ecigs can lead to smoking regular cigarettes for younger people. >> studies are showing, most children don't get the recommended amount of sleep each night and some doctors want to change that. pediatricians now recommend pushing back the start 69 school day. new report in the journal pediatrics says starting the day at 8:30, could help with things like health, grades, car accidents, even depression. what time did you start in high school? >> 8:15. >> ya, you? >> dover i think it was 8:20, we got out at 3:15. >> likewise. and sports, you were an athlete playing basketball. >> i like to think i was. the older i get, the better i was. >> you don't get scholarships to college, what, richmond? >> that's why i got new hip now. >> oh, stop. you are not an athlete? stop, so modest, our ukee, coming up in the next half

hour, his death sparked riots and protests in ferguson, missouri, today michael brown will be laid to rest. live in st. louis for its funeral, and message his faitour father wants everyone to hear. syma? >> reporter: police are investigating a double murder mystery. i'm syma chowdhry with those details coming up. >> and bob and katie return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's, back at the bottom of the hour.

good morning, police are searching for leads in the mysterious double homicide in northeast philadelphia. >> "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry joins us flu police headquarters, syma, i would imagine neighbors are on edge with killer on the loose. that's right. neighbors are on edge, and family and friends are in mourning, as police continue to investigate, trying to figure out, who would fatally shoot two women. now there is all happened saturday, on the 4700 block of vista street. police found 67 year old dolly evans, shot once in the head-on the living room couch. the second victim, 59 year old, ruby thomas, was found upstairs on the bedroom floor, also shot once in the head. family members say evans always thought of others before herself. >> my sister, she never bothered a soul. she would come, clean your

house, do anything in the world just to get by. the homeless, who ever needed, you know, she helped them. you know, took them in, help as much as she can. you know, she would help. >> police have not yet identified suspect but we're told evans had death threats, possibly ongoing dispute with family members, police continuing to investigate. we're live at police headquarters, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> same ', we'll get back to you. >> hey, ukee, happy monday everybody, happy back to school for some of you here today. definitely feels like that crisp, fall-type weather, make outwent buy out and buy some sharp two pen ills. right? >> i love buying school supplies. >> that was like the most fun part of the summer for me. probably not for everybody. today, lucky enough to still be on summer vacation, still

looks like nice day, it is quiet, it is empty, couple of clouds, actually clouds are very low to the gown. we see this time of year, all the time, especially back toward pa farmland territory, western pennsylvania, just like the view here outside whitfield he will henry school. fog color is here, we see this through the suburbs, especially near river beds, up in the higher terrain, as well. this morning, many of are you currently into the mid 50's, that's a little bit of a difference from what we saw this same time yesterday. but the sun now up. it will do its part to heat things up. we can expect the high to hit about 84 degrees, in philadelphia, but down the shore, a lovely day. uv index is up there, at seven or even as high as a eight. meanwhile, the rip countries being that's the key there, it is high today. so if you are going to jump in the waves, do see near a lifeguard. stay safe. rip countries social security no joke this week. >> good morning, everyone,

news van early this morning, on the way to a story when cameras rolled before they even got there. check this out. a car going the wrong way, on the schuylkill expressway, news van, caught this exclusive video here this morning, look at this fellow. here he is. he is going westbound eastbound lanes blinking high beams, maybe here goes. and the motorcyclist, he passed about three, four cars along the way, he got off before a nasty accident, and that happened early this morning, right now the sun beginning to rise over delaware county, live look near highland avenue, as you work your way northbound up toward that commodore barry bridge. accident in glassboro, delsea drive, closed right near 322, nasty crash, landing medical helicopter there, if you are coming northbound, typically use coming back from the shore, stick with 55 at least for the moment.

otherwise, things look fine. mass transit, no delays. >> today is funeral for michael brown, the unarmed teenager shot and killed by police in ferguson. >> as the community prepares to say good-bye, brown's father said he just wants one thing, peace. cbs news correspondent joining us enough st. louis with the latest, danielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika, ukee, the area after several days of violence, protest, coming off relatively calm weekend. michael brown's family hoping this day will unite people in his honor. thousands of mourn letters pay tribute to 18 year old michael brown, at the friendly temple missionary baptist church in st. louis, this morning. his life was cut short august 9th, when he was shot by police officer, darren wilson. the incident kicked off days of protests, and a night of tensions between protesters in ferguson. number of celebrities and politicians are expected to

attend service here today including three white house aids. the reverend al sharpton is also scheduled to speak. on sunday, brown's parents attends add annual peace rally in st. louis' largest city park, calling for calm today. >> please, can we have a day of silence so we can lay our son to rest. >> join by trayvon martin's parents, who was shot to death by a neighborhood watch volunteers. >> 'd right to see another birthday. >> church goers at the greater saint mark's missionary baptist church reflected on the circumstances surrounding brown's death. a grand jury is weighing possible charges against officer wilson, while the fb icon ducts its own investigation. and many fear that tensions will reignite if the prosecutor decides not to bring any charges against the

officer wilson. live in st. louis, missouri, danielle nottingham, back to you. >> interesting point w that being said, do you expect many people expect protest toss continue after today, after the call for peace? >> wall it all depends on what happens, as far as prosecutors office, many are calling for the prosecutor to step down in this case, they don't believe that he can be impartial given his history with the police force. they are asking for new prosecutor. and the family has asked for it, the community, so it will depends on what happens there. if officer wilson is indicted, we'll see how the protests continue, in this area. >> danielle nottingham reporting live for us, thank you. other news this morning, california's governor has declared state of emergency, following a magnitude 6.0 earthquake, in nappa valley. knock out power to thousands sparked fires, and raptured gas and water mains. authorities report more than 170 injuries, including a young girl, who was critically

injured after fireplace felled on her. >> started howling roads, and just shook violently. and i actually gave out a scream, and i thought this is it. >> and the quake couldn't have come at a worse time, struck near the peak of harvest season, cracked dozens every tanks, barrels, ruining millions of gallons of top quality wine. >> i know that we lost some barbara, some sangiovi. i am not sure, i want to stay out of the regionment some of the barrels are still a little bit on the teetering side. >> also going to be clean up job at this olive oil company. hundreds of bottles of broken olive oil in nap a. so tough to see that. cbs-3 viewer visiting the nap a val when it hit. told us over the phone that the entire house shook.

>> the beds were shaking. the the shows was shaking, the sounder ends, terrifying, it felt like it was forever, probably lasted 20 seconds at most. >> patty adds that transformers were blowing all over the place, and the entire neighborhood was just pitch black. yesterday's quake was the largest to shake the bay area, and the surrounding areas, since 1989. that is when a 6.9 earthquake interrupted the world is her eats game between the san francisco giants and the oakland a's. the earthquake buckled highways, you can see the cars crashed there, caused 63 deaths, more than 3700 injuries. it also caused a estimated $6 billion in property damage. that will was just such a huge defer state be -- >> watching that game, went down. well, our time now 40:00. video gamers become the next target for hackers, find out

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>> as the school year gets close for youngsters, 3,000 students across pennsylvania get started today on line. student from k through eighth grade will plug in and log on for their first day of the school year with pennsylvania virtual charter schools. the tuition-free public education option offers students flexibility, and comfort of classes from home. hey, we want to see your back to school pictures by the way, snap and share your back to school shots using hashtag cbs-3 mornings, may even see some of them on the air here on "eyewitness news", take us back, we'll have some memories, i'm sure. >> love seeing the old school ones, too. >> indeed. i remember wearing the big cuffs on my pants. >> used to, ukee?

>> let's get to traffic and weather together right now here's katie. >> what you can't see behind the anchor desk, ya. >> tip i lick means night westerns, a lot of reports of some fog starting to set until for you. so watch for. that will but the sun's up now. if there is any issue with that, it will quickly be put to bed here basically because the sun will help scar out any cloud cover. meanwhile, pollen levers are high. we've got high pressure, remember, so that means it will not be any wet weather to wash any of this away. so the levels stay pretty high the next few days, wednesday would be the next shot to see shower or storm, but not even completely a guarantee for all of us, just something to keep in mind. sixty-three the current temperature at the airport, into the 50's, basically, everywhere else, off to bit after cool start, and depending on location, may

even consider an extra light layer, asomugha you sends the kids off to the school bus today, maybe first day back, next few days it, will heat up big time. flirt with nine the by wednesday, and also going to feel a lot more humid by then, too. bob? >> because kids will be headed back. my kids go back next wednesday, big party at my house next monday, you know it. >> i know that's right. streamers, lights up, good morning, everybody, live look at ben franklin bridge, a new traffic pattern here, it is the next phase of construction, coming into philadelphia. look at this. right lane blocked. right now, only going to have three lanes coming into philadelphia for the morning rush hour. they moved that concrete barrier around, but they can only move it one lane either way. so, what you see is what you get. only three lanes during the morning return hour's, and this is the first day that we are getting hilt like, that like getting hit in the head with a stale bagel coming over the ben franklin. kick in new schedule, part. next phase, offers more trains

and then fewer and shorter gaps between those trains, so grab a new timetable, waiting for the train this morning. live look, 422, coming in from collegeville, in toward the king of prussia. look at the shadow, that's a sign that that sun, the lent of the shadow there, gives you an idea that sun is right at dashboard level there, and if you are coming back from the shore, keep in mind route 47 closed both directions, in glassboro, ukee, back to you. >> one person killed, another person in critical condition, after this crash on north broad street in lansdale, investigators say it happened just before 2:00 this morning. >> also exclusive video from earlier this morning, shows driver going the wrong way on the schuylkill expressway near south street. looking at your screen, just see the driver on the left pass another one going the other way. state police say the driver managed to get off the highway without causing any accidents. our breath all held watching that. >> for sure, the search on for the gunman who shot and killed two women on saturday.

two were found dead in a home in holmesburg. relatives tell investigators, one of the victims received death threats. a stunt on the brooklyn bridge lands a russian tourist under a wreck. video from the nypd shows the man scaling and then walking down the cables of the bridge. police say he went up there to take pictures. minutes later he was taken into custody. that bridge has additional security -- security now after american flag there, you may remember this, were stolen and replaced by white flags last month. >> gamers be aware. hackers knock outnumber of on line video game service including sony play station network. hackers calling themselves lizard squad claimed responsibility for taking down psn, also took out worlds war craft, league of legends, other multi players game. fbi says it is investigating the attack. nobody likes to wait on those long airport security lines.

>> so frustrating sometimes. but, you may not have to wait much longer, that is solution, that tsa pre check, that line is always shorter. "3 on your side" reporter jim donovan planes how it works. >> at least twice a month, photographer steve travels by plane for work. >> i usually walk into the airport already sweating >> from caring my gear. >> pre-check program. passengers who pass a backgrounds check are allowed to skip regular security, and go through shorter, faster, it. sa pre-line. you don't have to take off your shoes, remove your laptop from your back or take off your belt on your screens, tsa says more than 40% of domestic travelers have pre check status on their tickets. >> more and more people are signing up for expedited screening. so, at this point, we're signing up somewhere in the neighborhood of 4,000 people a day. >> right now costs $58 tone

roll in the pre check program for five year period. the program started with one enrollment center in december, eight months later there are 300 nationwide. >> during the interview process do you have provide fingerprints. >> based on numbers passengers with pre check may soon outnumber travelers without it. >> again, need to apply in person for the tsa pre check program in our area there are a handful of locations, to do that, i post add link for to you check for one nearest you on cbsphilly.com. also putting on my facebook and twitter feeds, reporting for "3 on your side", i'm jim donovan. >> need to do it. >> one every these days. >> 6:49. miley cyrus sent tongs wagging at the m tv video music award. >> this time she didn't raise any eyebrows, just raised awareness. >> thank you all. my name is jesse.

>> i am excepting this on behalf of the homeless youth in the united states who are starving, lost, scared for their lives right now. i know this because i am one every these people. >> after winning video of the ward for her song wrecking ball, said young man as you heard jesse on stage to except the award and shine a spotlight on use homelessness. >> beyonce adorable daughter blue ivy stole the show at the ceremony. two year old joined her dad jay-z to present with the michael jackson video vanguard award. singer start today tear up there as jay-z introduced her to the crowd as the greatest living entertainer, family looked like a happy couple despite rumors of ongoing marital troubles. ♪

>> notes most anticipated pearl form ands, bee @ rocked the awards show with 20 minute medically of all 15 songs, from her recent self titled albumn. and nicky minaj gnarly avoids wardrobe malfunction time, at the vma during performance of alabama alongside arianna and jesse jay, nearly busted out of her black dress, but the show must go on, as they say, men age able to hold it together, and kept her dress on throughout the entire number. so she saved the day. there go. >> is it bad i can't really tell there h. you can see her gripping her dress. >> she held it together. >> take short break. we'll be right back.

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>> look being like a nice day, good morning, very happy monday to you. we can expect to see some nice warm air in place by the afternoon, but some of are you actually starting offer on a cool note. look at the beautiful view. live look, out over in the genesis bay, middle township high school, cape may courthouse, six off degrees, nice big ball of sunshine coming up over the horizon, fishes pitch forecast, also looking good. mostly sunny, light wind, turning little bit more southerly with time. so, eventually, with more of

the southerly component to the wind, actually the next few days, means it starts to feel bit more muggy but today just nice days. bob? >> 6:55, morning, heads up if you use the ben franklin bridge knew traffic pattern coming inning in play, typically during four lanes, down to three, lee lanes during the rush hour, again this right lane part of the new construction zone, coming into philly. however, if you use patco, they have new schedule in play. again, all part of this next phase, of the construction, more trains, and fewer and shorter gaps inbetween those trains, and if you are coming thh route 47 remains land med near 322, best>> tnk you, parks recover where these days, but probably haven't seen the sign-in sanity, the insanity that out in california. >> some people calling this a totem pole. looks like t in silver city california standing 15 feet tall. each one of those little signs, a different rule.

>> the signs sit outside elementary school, and they are meant to clarify a new drop off, and pick off procedure when classes resume. >> you have an arrow going north, an arrow going south, where are the east and west arrows? half of these signs, were going to be temporary anyway, just didn't look temporary, so going to be taken down looked like wow pretty impress i have. >> recognized the confusion, as soon as they went up, half were taken down. >> i love they were up there to help the situation. helping? like reading a novel. >> remember the song, sign, sign. >> everywhere a sign. >> talk about the scenery -- okay. coming up on cyst the sister station the cwf i will live in california where nerves rat philadelphia wine country, one of the strongest earthquakes to hit that area in decades. >> plus, overcoming the odds. the pennsylvania boy with the heart after champion refuses to let his disability keep him off the football field. that will story coming up on

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california's wine country shaken by a quake the biggest of its generation. plus seismology passes the greatest test. terrorists freed a journalist. plus her high necessary at the vma's. >> we begin with your world in 90 seconds. california cleans up after a powerful earthquake. >> the