rice for two games over that incident a punishment many said was too soft. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry has more on the new video and fall out. >> reporter: video is hard to watch, a red flag punishment, harder to imagine. ravens star ray rice punches his then fiance at the revel casino back in february. video was released for first time back in february. initially nfl gave rice a two game suspension. now ravens terminated his contract we showed football fans the video. >> his arms are like a boxer they are lethal weapons. >> he could have killed her, honestly that is a big deal. >> reporter: doctor eric silver is director of athletics at drexel university and the professor of psychology. he says that football players are required to be aggressive in the game but for some like ray rice may forget to leave it at the field. >> athletes have to learn how to turn it off and on between the lines or outside of the lines. >> reporter: the doctor says the video gets people talking

about society issues. >> let's deal with this as a society not only in the nfl but as a society. it is a positive thing that all of this has come out. >> people don't necessarily don't even watch football are very interested in how the outcome of this will pan out. >> reporter: doctor allison novac is professor of social media at temple university and ray rice video was hot top nick her class. she says when anyone voices their opinion on twit error facebook the nfl has no choice but to take notice. >> it almost takes it out of the sporting context and puts tonight to a more context for pretty much everyone where it is a piece for them. >> reporter: ravens head coach john harbaugh plans to hold a press conference later this evening. in north philadelphia, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". "eyewitness news" is heading to baltimore for john harbaugh's news conference at 8:00 p.m. we will have the very latest on ravens releasing ray rice tonight on "eyewitness news" at ten on the cw fill and right here on cbs-3 at 11:00. ray rice went to college

at rutgers and was school's all time leading rusher. his football legacy unmatch. today many on campus got their first look at this video, and they are reacting to it tonight. >> as a husband and as a father, there is nothing that could justify what i saw on that videotape. this is a sad day for ray and a sad day for rutgers. >> what are your thoughts on all of this, ray rice video? ray rice suspension? join the conversation now, connect with us on facebook or you can shoot us a tweet. we are at cbs philly. a heated argument end in a deadly triple shooting in philadelphia's juniata neighborhood. police say gunman shot his girlfriend's sister, her 21 year-old son and then himself during this argument. the shooting happened around noon time on the 4200 block of molda street. forty-two year-old woman died in the hospital and her son and shooter are being treated for their injuries.

well, developing news right now, new jersey governor chris christie has issued a stunning directive today, casinos and race tracks can start offering sports betting immediately. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live outside the headquarters for the casino reinvestment development authority in atlantic city with more, cleve. >> reporter: chris, that news about the sport betting comes just before a summit that the governor called here in atlantic city to discuss the future of city. right the now meeting inside are state and local officials who are trying to figure out how to tackle a widespread unemployment and big empty buildings. just across the street there is a small remnant left of protesters that had gathered here demanding answers to change the fortune is here in atlantic city. >> with property taxes sky rocketing and job numbers plumetting, dozens voiced their concerns outside the governor's summit on the future of atlantic city. mayor don guardian heard them

out face-to-face. >> we would like you to ask on our behalf the governor to provide us with a decent state aid. >> reporter: situation is critical in atlantic city, three casinos have already closed, trump plaza shuts down in a week and source says that the taj mahal could close in november. soon to be laid off cocktail server teresa is furious the that the meeting to to discuss the future of her city does not include the public. >> we are stake holders. we asked for this meeting to be held at the convention center as opposed to here to let us all be involved. >> reporter: there are many questions to be addressed should gambling be expanded to allow casinos in the north jersey. how can the closed casino be turn into something useful and how can they attract more non-business. >> i don't come to the casinos to tropical quarters in the machine and i come here to party and drink on the beach on friday and saturday night. >> reporter: one change is in motion, governor christie announced sports betting can begin immediately at casinos and race tracks without fear

of prosecution. experts said that the directive issued by state attorney jennies sure to be challenge but for now many are optimistic. >> fabulous, great news, just what we were looking for. we need good news these days. >> reporter: as sports betting would prohibit any betting on things that happened in new jersey at the professional or collegiate level. it is expect to be challenge by all the major sports leagues and ncaa. going on right now meeting of the mind with the elected officials, governor christie is expected to speak to the media when it is all over. live from atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". looking at the weather now the clouds have rolled in out there we're tracking showers, meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck to tell us when this wet weather might arrive, kathy. >> right now we're catching i break. we have a coastal storm but heavier precipitation is well off shore and it is expected to stay there, the sunnies trying to break through the clouds and cover but not winning today. take a look at storm scan

three. you can see we have a few showers, they are through south injuries i, through cape may county and central and southern delaware, extending towards the south. we have the clouds from the coastal storm. right now in philadelphia 74. seventy-three in allentown. sixty-eight in the poconos. seventy-two in wildwood. the clouds will hold on and be mostly cloudy through this evening. chance of the shower at 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. but right now it is not expected to be heavy. coming up we will talk about the cool weather that is here for now, more showers, coming our way, and a warm up, that will rise into the seven day forecast, that is coming up a little bit later in the broadcast when i join you inside. for now back inside to you. >> kathy, we will see you then, thank you. philadelphia public schools opened up their doors today welcoming more than 130,000 students. it is a day that some parents thought might not happen because of huge bumming it deficits. but lets bring in "eyewitness news" anchor pat ciarrocchi live at swenson arts and technology high school in the northeast with the first day

of school, pat. >> reporter: chris, first day of school enthusiasm was certainly evident but the optimism for what is ahead is still cautious, that is because the the cigarette taxis still not passed in harrisburg and budget hole is 81 million-dollar deep. the first lunch period at swenson arts and tech high school in the northeast, had mayor michael nutter carrying his own tray and students learning about political leader is ship in action. >> we need our general assembly to pass the authorizing legislation to how to us collect those desperately needed dollars, 1.6 million-dollar a week in cigarette tax revenues that we're forgoing for every week that we don't have that legislation passed. >> reporter: funding philadelphia schools has become a political football. even adding personal lobbying by superintendent bill hite next week in harrisburg. >> plan b becomes removing more staff, it is eliminating programs and services for our

young people. >> reporter: first day of optimism found hite at link, a new high school with the curriculum based on projects and communities. >> what we want to do is to find more students that are more relevant for children that engage them, that are project base that had provide them with opportunities to learn in other places other than just in the classroom. >> reporter: on the first day at roberto clemente middle school for a parent the goal, it is always the same. >> hopefully this is a good year for her and good experience, and all grades is good and good behavior and hope that she give it her best. >> reporter: well, to be a partner in funding for school supplies the the mayor announced year two of the philadelphia education supplies fund, it would be funded through the the united way. last year it generated $500,000, with the mayor announced today is both sixers and flyers each contributed $25,000 to that fund. the marries hoping that is just the beginning. reporting live from northeast philadelphia, pat ciarrocchi,

cbs-3 "eyewitness news". the first day of school also brought demonstrations about lack of school funding, "eyewitness news" outside governor tom corbett's philadelphia office in center city. members of the public citizens for children and youth want lawmakers in harrisburg to get back to work they say to solve the funding crisis. concerned parents education advocates and lawmakers also demonstrated outside ben franklin high school in spring garden this morning. they say governor corbett's cuts are the cause of school funding shortages. a pennsylvania senator endorses a new bill to ensure a nurse in every school this pilot project in a particular school district will focus honorary duesing the ratio of students to school nurses. >> senator bob casey says that right now accepted ratio is one nurse to 1500 students. the new measure calls for one nurse for every 750 students. the the nurse ratio

improvement act will likely not move out of committee until next year. police in delaware arrest two teens and they are looking for more after beating of a mentally disabled man that is caught on camera. police track down the 13 and 14 years old boys after this video of the attack went viral on instagram over the weekend. now, the beating happened in newark. the victim is 26 years old. his family members say that he has williams syndrome and has been treated for his injuries and released from the hospital. coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" another royal baby is on the the way, prince william and kate are expecting their second child, hear what royal insiders are saying. also ahead tonight a virus sending hundreds of children to the hospital may be more widespread then just in the midwest, our health reporter stephanie stahl will explain the dangers of this virus and tell what you to look out for. school is starting and parents, the artwork will soon start rolling in on the project so what should you keep, and what should you throw away, we will help you

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another royal baby is on the the way, in great britain. >> prince with the yam and kate are expecting their second child. cbs news reporter alfonso van marsh has more from london. >> reporter: prince with the yam and kada announced they are adding another royal, a year after prince george was born . royal insiders believe kate is still in her first few months. palace aids say she's suffering severe morning sickness like she did with prince george. she canceled an engagement at oxford monday so she could rest and receive medical care. >> it is tricky few days, or week or so. so, it is great news.

early days. we're just waiting for things to settle down and kate will feel better. >> reporter: doctors will look after kate at kensington palace will and kate's lon on home. >> when we were inside they shared with us the announcement. >> reporter: stephanie janet fridays massachusetts and was with tourist at kensington palace. >> you hear a aura, or a yah or no. >> i sue it on twitter and i freaked out and i was so happy. >> reporter: prince george is now 13 months old, and, third in line to the british thrown. his little brother or sister will be fourth in line, moving ahead have of uncle harry. >> alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". william and kate are about to move in the country side home and royal insiders say they will fill witten more children, kate has hinted in the past that william wants at least three children. the government announced a new nationwide take back program, aimed at helping combat prescription drug abuse. attorney general eric holder

calls it a national epidemic. the measure will authorize pharmacies, hospitals and other health care facilities to serve as official drop off sites for unused and expired prescription drugs. a study found nearly four in ten teens who abused drugs said they got them from their parents medical chest. good evening, everyone. quite a day for anyone traveling on i-95 and traveling either northbound or southbound so it is a double bubble. heading in the southbound direction we are jammed out of northeast philadelphia down through penns landing. catch a slight break until you a approach exits for south philly, because we have a double bubble in south philadelphia. phillies, ed sheeran is in town tonight a lot of fans are on the road. northbound i-95 we had an earlier accident at cottman avenue that has since been cleared but delay in residual volleys stemming back toward columbus boulevard and just note a lot of people are taking delaware avenue as an alternate so it is hairy there. the as we go elsewhere this is

in morrisville we have construction zone on the northbound side of route one approaching trenton morrisville bridge. someone trying to get creative to maneuver through this but hitting a obstacle this delay is stemming back towards pennsylvania avenue. now in regards tour rush you'll find it all over 23 is your average on the schuylkill, ten on i-95. high delays from river to river, excuse me and 11 on 476. no major problems for mass transit. new back to the desk. still to come here on "eyewitness news", another secret celebrity wedding. then back to school and for a lot of students it is back to fall sports but what about that cost? three on your side's jim donovan has important information about added expenses on and off the field, beasley. ncaa lifted sanctions placed on the the penn state football program for the jerry sandusky abuse scandal, i will tell you why and what it means for bowl games and scholarships and why now just two years in the four year ban, coming up

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>> yes. >> how about it. >> finding a game with a video game, it sound like fun. >> good day to be on the shore, kathy. >> not so much. >> not a great shore day, clouds, rain, for us, clouds, we have a developing coastal system that will be bringing us dreary weather. bulk of the the rain will stay to the south of the philadelphia area. that is got news. spared at least this time. lets take a look outside where the clouds have hung in there, most of the the day, in philadelphia, you're looking at home of the river sharks in camden, campbell's field, and across the bridge into philadelphia where there are plenty of clouds. lets see the sun trying to break through but not having great success. down the shore in atlantic city not just included but a few showers especially in southern parts of the county and there is also persistent easterly wind that is keeping it in a little bit cool down the shore as well. our live neighborhood network takes us to the beach, beach patrol headquarters in margate where there is in one on the beach, with the exception of this person right here.

right now wind north is at 24. now 17 miles an hour. you can see how that live neighborhood network site at beach patrol is varying here. now north at 25, the wind is very high, the temperature only 71 degrees. so much cooler then it was last week. on storm scan three you can see showers and a few sprinkles in cape may county but heavier rain in southern parts of the sussex county delaware and also knew salisbury maryland. this is where we will see the bulk of the rain as high pressure keeps it dry for the most part as this rain is evaporating before it hits the ground any further north then cape may county. we have a flood advisory for our coastal zones from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. this means through south jersey and delaware beaches we will be seeing gusts up to 35 miles an hour, rain for the next couple of days, half inch in some locations but higher as you head toward southern delaware where the heavier rain is expect. high tides, in new jersey, between seven and nine.

high tides in delaware between 9:00 and 11:00 when we could have some of the coastal flooding occur. wind right now, sustained at 20 miles an hour in philadelphia, atlantic city, 13. right now in wildwood ten but we have higher gusts as we saw in the live neighborhood network. area of low pressure that will be developing and moving up the east coast, staying farther, far enough away, to just provide some showers tuesday, and then moves away wednesday and then we will launch another system quickly approach from the north and west giving us a chance of showers or thunderstorm late on thursday. that rain will be moving across the region and once again just a few showers moving in over the next couple of days. tonight, a shower late, low of 64. during the day on tuesday a few showers 74. northeasterly wind. damp dreary just think of the rain as a nuisance. on the exclusive three day forecast a few showers tuesday, and dry on wednesday and then some afternoon storms with the front coming on thursday with warmer temperatures. that is your three day

forecast we will be back with beasley and sports after this.

good day for football all the way back from the tragic, painful jerry sandusky child abuse scandal. ncaa have lifted post season ban effective immediately and football scholarship sanctions will be fully lifted, for the 2015 season. ncaa executive committee went on to say the decision to end sanctions just two years into a four year ban was based largely on recommendations by former senator george mitchell, the university's athletic integrity machine are. it was one of the best half time adjustment made by coach and team in recent memory. eagles went from who are turf

prolific scoring 34 unanswered points. offensive line, opened up a big enough hole to propel darren sprawls the in the open space. nick foles started finding targets. and then the defense even scored a touchdown on the way to that 34-17 victory on opening day. the coach says there was no game plan overhaul, or panic, during half time. >> when you went in half time it was just a matter of we have to take a deep breath, settle down, this is what we will feature. a lot of it was what we had in the first half that we felt we just a playoff or guy off or a step here, give quarterback more time or make sure we get through progression quicker and lets see if we can get back into it. >> and thursday night football, comes to cbs-3 this week. every game is a divisional rivalry. no easy games. this first one is steelers verse ravens. that will be a showdown. our coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3

on thursday. i'm heading down there and my golf buddy joe flacco will talk to me and i will run part of that. every game is a big game. >> great jed you'll. >> no weird game. every game is a divisional rivalry. >> every thursday right here. >> lets get it started. >> still to come, hospitals in at least ten states are filling up with children now who have a dangerous illness. this is expect to spread east, our health reporter stephanie stahl will take a closer look at this mystery virus. two years ago this saturday officer bradley fox was gunned down in this spot in plymouth township and now his family is taking legal action against the gun store that sold the weapon used to kill him. we will have the the story coming up. and hands free driving is just around the corner we will tell you about super crews and how it could soon make long distance trips easier.

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i'm chris may with the day's top stories for you, breaking news out the of baltimore tonight. ravens have cut ray rice, the nfl has suspended the running back indefinite thely after this disturbing video was made public this morning. nfl said it has not seen this video until today which captures ray rice striking his

then fiance in the elevator of an atlantic city casino. rice was originally suspended for two games for this. commissioner goodell later said that is a mistake by the nfl. sports betting is coming to new jersey casinos and race tracks starting immediately. governor chris christie made that announcement to day but experts expect his directive to be challenge in court by pro and collegiate sports leagues. first the heir and now spare, duchess of cambridge kate middleton is pregnant with her second child. that news comes 13 months after the the birth of prince george. kate is being treated for morning sickness by doctors at kensington palace. kathy? in weather we're talking about big changes. first we have coastal clouds from a coastal storm, some showers moving our way and if you think our weather is getting whacky wait until you see wild weather out west, justin will be in with that later in the broadcast. we will see you this a few

minutes. developing right now, a rare but serious respiratory virus is sickening children all across the country. federal health officials say doctors should be on the look out for it. state health departments tell "eyewitness news" they are not aware of cases in our area but health officials say it could spread here. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the illness. >> couple days ago i could not breathe at all. >> reporter: oxygen mask is necessarity for 13 year-old will cordero, doctors in colorado says he is one of the hundreds of children battling enterovirus 68 who almost didn't make it. >> white as a ghost, blue lips, he just passed out, his eyes rolled back in his head and called 911. >> it causes respiratory illnesses and among them are illnesses that are more serious, that require hospitalization. particularly if they trigger, serious asthma attack. >> reporter: symptoms mimic common cold but virus can be life threatening.

>> on set of symptoms was very wrapped, within hours. >> reporter: virus is most dangerous in children with asthma and those under the age of five. intensive care units are crowded with children of having the virus in about a dozen mostly mid western states. >> our pediatric floor is full of patients with pretty severe respiratory distress. >> reporter: despite the tubes, willis recovering. >> i feel better then i did were. >> reporter: now, symptoms of the the virus antibiotics, don't work so doctors can only treat symptoms including supplemental oxygen and medications to keep the lungs working properly. now, to stop this threat doctors say it is critically important to cover costs and wash hand with soap and water as much as possible. good news with this so far it is not fatal, no deaths reported with this out break. >> still so scary. >> yes. >> stephanie, thanks. well, widow of the slain plymouth township police officer bradley fox is filing

suit begins the gun deal shore sold the weapon that killed her husband in 2012. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has more. >> i cannot stan the thought that this person who bought this gun that killed my house band was able to purchase nine guns total in about 14 weeks. >> reporter: lindsey fox tearfully recounted the painful story of how her husband officer bradley fox was killed by andrew thomas, who unable to purchase a weapon as a convict felon paid michael henry, a drug addict, to be his straw purchaser, buying weapons for him, including the one that killed officer brad fox. are you sorry for what you did? while henry serves 20 to 66 years in prison for buying the gun for the killer, the family of officer fox is now suing inside firearms for selling him the weapon. >> i'm bringing this case with the hope that something positive will come out of this tragedy. >> reporter: lawsuit alleged

numerous, red flags, that the gun dealers should have spotted, multiple opportunities to identify henry, as a straw purchaser and drug addict, before officer fox was tragically killed. >> there were obvious indicators that this was a straw purchase and that the gun sold to heppry was headed for criminal hands. >> reporter: investigators determined that the gun dealer followed all federal and state requirement in the sales and did not violate the law. however, the lawsuit claims he should have done more. >> that gun store did sell that gun and that sale led to my husband's murder. >> reporter: gun shop owner in response said he and his attorney cannot comment because they have not had time to examine the suit yet, however, he told me as a former police office shore served two decades in law enforcement he has always run, in his words, i legitimate business. live from the sat center, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right walt, thank you.

seventh annual chuck cassidy scholarship golf tournament was held at torresdale frankford country club. it is held in honor of police officer chuck cassidy who was shot and killed on duty in october of 2007. his wife, judy was on hand today and making sure that the memory of her husband lives on. >> whenever your loved one is being honored that means so much. definitely you don't want people to ever forget. i know a lot of people have not forgotten chuck and it means a lot to us. >> reporter: well, tournament benefits chuck cassidy scholarship fun. it has been able to award 36 students with scholarships over the last six years. the primary election in delaware is now just one day away and candidates are making their final push for votes. republican candidates kevin wade are battling for u.s., senate nomination, winner will face chris coons in the november general election. in the race for state treasurer between republican

dale cheryl val swale a and ken simpler. polls opened tomorrow from 7:00a in m to 8:00 p.m. well, president obama now says he has a plan to deal with isis and will unveil it to an a nationwide address on wednesday. degrading the sunni militant group could mean air strikes on strong holds inside have of syria. and, to help build support president has dispatched chuck hagel to turning toy day. lawmakers have been pressing the president to formulate a plan to deal with the growing threat officeis. >> i believe that this president has committed presidential malpractice in his foreign policy. >> what he is doing in seer eyes doubling down on the moderate opposition, giving them wherewithal to fight as sod and fight isis. >> president will brief congressional leaders on the details of his plan tomorrow. good evening, everyone it is definitely a full swing rush hour as we look at the

vine street expressway. you are commuting in the westbound direction traveling down toward i-95. it will take you a half an hour to make that commute. in the system it said 23 to 25. very heavy eastbound delay on the vine. the westbound you are slow approaching broad street through to the schuylkill and on the schuylkill itself you are just barely moving. averaging speed sensors in the teens. it is not only on 76 but on i-95 northbound and southbound as well, in and out of south philadelphia and center city and northeast philadelphia roosevelt boulevard speaking of trying to get in the northeast, well, northbound you are delayed from 76 down to broad street. southbound you are moving okay. fourteen traveling on 476. you are in the 30's on parts of the 76 but definitely not have where. specifically around the curve and approaching vine street expressway there is an 18 on i-95 where it is just a slow go. traveling on the 42 freeway as well as 55 and 295 we are seeing southbound slow downs as we usually do and we have a double bubble in south philly tonight. phillies play at 7:05, ed

sheeran at 7:30. expect extra high volume in south philadelphia, chris and jessica. all right, vittoria, thanks very much. still to come, the cost of fall sports. consumer reporter jim donovan has been on your side with what you need to know before signing up your children, plus. all this look familiar? piles of artwork and papers on your table especially with back to school, right? i'm quarter von tiehl and coming up i'll tell you how to store the important stuff and chuck the rest without the mess. >> thank, erika. weather-wise we are talking about clouds and showers moving in the delaware val which a coastal storm, and we will tell you best chance to see the rain and when warmer air will move in coming

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will keep the the car in its lane and at a safe distance from other vehicles. well, some good news at the pump tonight, according to the latest lumberg is your say national average for gallon of gas has dropped 25 cents in the last 11 weeks. it is down to $3.46 a gallon. analyst say as long as cost of crude oil does not go up, the price could drop even more. well lets look at our local gas prices right now in pennsylvania you're paying $3.47. $3.28 in new jersey and in delaware $3.29 a gallon. trending today we've got a freak basketball shot and football field fiasco. first up it is a bet one doubt are wishes she never made with her dear old dad. she told them he would never have to spend money on them again if he could just get the ball to go in. well, he threw it over his head bounced over and there it goes, right through the hoop this video has received more than a million hits so far, something tells me dad will

spend a couple dollars on her as the year goes by. band played on the marching wildcats performed during, half time the panthers buccaneers game despite this distraction, right there. that is panthers kicker graham, who took the field early to practice, and, then this viral video shows him pushing the trombone player, and then kicks the ball. he politely asked them to movies what he says before giving him what he also called a nice shove. i don't know thaw need to be shoving anybody for just trying to do their job to perform at half time. >> his work space, of course, but it is an unusual situation. they don't normally have those band. >> yes. >> but keep your hands to yourself. >> right, we will

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opposite in the begin again. cloudy, dreary day across the delaware valley. our live neighborhood network takes us to the kutztown area middle school where soccer practice is getting underway. the temperature is a cool 07 with wind out of the east south east at 9 miles an hour. we are looking at conditions that will stay cool across the region and when lou back over the weekend it is a far cry, from now. when we're seeing temperatures in the 70's. saturday we made it to 93 degrees. the that was the 19th, 90-degree day of the entire year and it will probably be the last day. look at this last year we had 20, 90 degrees day. years before that over 30, the average is 23, 90-degree days. it was not a hot summer. many are thankful for. that on storm scan three we have a developing coastal storm but good news is most of the heavy rain will stay well to the south of our region and

extreme southern delaware, may get a few inches of rain, possibly more over the next two or three days but for the rest of us some spotty showers will mainly just be a nuisance. right now wind sustained out of the east in philadelphia at 20 miles an hour. wildwood 19 miles an hour wind. millville 14 miles an hour and dover sustained at 16. we will watch that area of low pressure moving off shore and as it continues to move toward the north east we will still see that easterly flow on tuesday, high pressure to the north, low pressure to the south creating pressure gradient and windy conditions. woed, wind relax, dry, pleasant and then we will watch another front approaching from the west northwest, bringing a chance of the afternoon shower or then are storm but it will squeeze warm air up the eastern see game. temperatures will be mild in the in mid to upper 80's. again but that warm up is going to be very brief, short lived at best. future weather shows a few showers backing in the region over the course of the morning on tuesday and in the afternoon which is north and west of philadelphia,

increasing sunshine, philly south and east really staying in mostly cloudy sky through most of the day on tuesday. overnight a shower possible, cloudy skies, and low temperature 64 as you head toward lehigh valley more in the way of clear skies, tuesday a few showers abe seven 46789 persistent northeasterly wind. on the exclusive seven day forecast, warmer as we work our way through mid week period, friday looking nice, saturday a shower, partly sunny and cooler, much cooler for sunday and monday, temperatures only in the lower 70's. pretty quiet around here for the most part but foulke out west are hammered by some real crazy weather. meteorologist justin drabick takes a closer look at that, justin. >> reporter: thanks, kathy. we have rain showers coming our way but different story out west where we have wild weather going on. we will start off in southern california, this is riverside where flash flooding is going on, cause by tropical storm norburt, storm sent water in the streets closing three way lanes and completely

submerging cars, nearly 3 inches fell in the an area, suffering from annex stream drought. further north in the yesemite national park it wasn't rain but it was smoke we are dealing w the thinks a wild fire, and, started yesterday and scorched more than 700 acres. one hundred hikers had to be evacuate by helicopter. no injuries reported. causes still under investigation. last stop is down to the desert and phoenix, arizona where we don't have rain there as well, it is a dust storm, this dust storm came in saturday night covering the entire metro area. wind reached 40 miles an hour, storms are also calls haboobs. they are created when cold air rushes out of the collapsing thunderstorm very quickly. large volume of dust and sand are pick up and blown high in the air. good news for west coast it looks like weather will be calm over next few days. the reporting from the cbs-3 studio i'm meteorologist justin drabick. welshing between america's

pretty solid run in the world cup this past summer and kick off of the nfl season kids have no shortage of inspiration on kick off for sports. >> but as three on your side consumer reporter find, if it is child's first season parents might underestimate those costs reports report to summer's soccer action provided inspiration for young people. >> every world cup would be an increase, more and more cases we get kids in the game and staying in the game. >> i was thinking maybe i could make that it far and play in the world cup. >> i get to do the things that i love and exercise too. >> reporter: events like olympics and world cup give aspiring athletes new heroes. >> now, as people become more aware of these world cup stars, they are going to have role models report the report for soccer, football or any youth sport the cost of registration, equipment and uniforms, can add up and with growing kids, items like cleats, shorts, jerseys may have to be purchased multiple

times. sports equipment can be a waste of cash if the child loses interest so don't buy new right away. experts advice getting something used until a child makes a commitment or purchase new equipment at the end of the sports ease on when items are likely to be on sale. parents should also be mindful of off the field expenses, stopping for post game meals, gas to get to and from the competition and hotel stays for travel leagues, also factored in the family's budget. when school starts they all want everything. >> yes. >> where did all that money go. >> exactly, watch the the budget. still ahead on "eyewitness news" as kids head back to school we are talking about the artwork they bring home with them, that sure does pile up quick. >> it does. we will help you figure out what you should toss and keep so you can start the new year organize.

it is a problem every parent has at one point or another, what do you do with the piles of artwork, your sweet child brings home from school. >> there is a lot of it, throwing it out can bring tears, and guilt, keeping all of it makes for a pretty huge mess. "eyewitness news" anchor erika von tiehl turned to an organization expert for help. >> if you have a child you likely have at least one of these, toppling piles of artwork. >> it is just overwhelming. >> volleys big issue. >> era of hurt feelings and good old fashion guilt were culprits keeping those piles

of artwork. >> it was a hard process so i didn't throw away anything, at all. >> there is just so every where. >> reporter: when every table was covered she called laurie and simply be organize. she gave her these three tips. first be selective about what you keep if artwork comes home and just something their child scribbled or did some sort of sticker project it isn't defining of your particular child i would say get rid of that. that is okay to recycle. >> reporter: more continuation personal that he can like a hand print they are worth saving. next find a system that works for you and involving your children. >> they are part of the process, hard work. >> so they are trying to make decisions on what they loved and what they wanted to keep. >> what do you think. is that one we spent a lot of time honor something drawn on a piece of paper. >> katie's kids use biners with clear sleeve. >> we come home, we get the binders and we put everything in them. >> i like it much better

because you can find stuff easier. you can just go into your binder and then there it is. >> reporter: and finally consider a paperless solution using a free app like my art archives take a pictures of the art and store tonight your child's individual folder. >> it is a great way to keep those memories without having to have your house over run with tons and tons of paper. >> now year later the system is still in place, and, the guilt is gone. >> i'm so less overwhelmed and, knowing that everything has a space it is just so easy once you have gone through everything you might find you have a piece or two you adore but don't have room for, don't forget, grandparents, are always happy to take it off your hand. aim quarter von tiehl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and that is the truth. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> i heard many people taking pictures of the artwork. >> great idea. >> such a great new high tech solution. >> yes. >> i leave that up to mom. thanks for watching this special addition of "eyewitness news" i'm chris

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