the league saw that video before it went viral on monday. >> good morning, everyone. in an exclusive interview goodell sits down with cbs this morning nora o'donnell. hear what he says about whether the nfl dropped the ball. but first lets get traffic and weather together with katie and torey, good morning. >> good morning, everybody. things are quiet for a change. we have a number of side effect is still lingering from the low pressure that just barely passedded us by yesterday. we will talk about that, mainly relevant to the shore and also, our next cold front that will be messing with our forecast, full details coming up, torey, over to you. we have construction messing with our commute. lets go outside ever so quickly and take a look at i-95 traveling around philadelphia international airport that activity there is on the southbound side, right, center lanes blocked as a result of construction. we will have details coming up but lets head back over to ukee. >> torey, thank you. fall out surrounding ray rice continues, commissioner roger goodell is sitting down

in an exclusive interview with cbs this morning nora o'donnell. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us more on that interview you will see only on cbs, jan. >> good morning, erika and ukee. nfl commissioner roger goodell will touch on a number of topics but mainly second piece of video that surfaced earlier this week, what did he know about this video? what did nfl officials go about to obtain it? what is in store for ray ray rice's future with the league this stems from the newly released sports video showing the the star running back striking his then fiance janay palmer in the atlantic city elevator. footage has prompted local lawmakers to call for a review of the pretrial intervention program, rice entered after this february incident. rice never went to jail for what he did there but instead entered in a first offender program where's dressedded anger management and paid a small fine. ultimately charges will be dropped as long as rice completes the program but this morning the spotlight is on

the nfl. here's a preview of nora o'donnell's interview with commissioner goodell. >> did you know that a second tape existed. >> we had not seen any videotape of what occurred inside the elevator. we assumed there was a video, we asked for video but we were never grant that had opportunity. >> reporter: so did anyone in the nfl see this second videotape before monday. >> no. >> reporter: no one in the nfl. >> in one in the nfl, to my knowledge, and i have been asked that same question and the the answer to that is no. >> reporter: again this full interview airs on cbs this morning right here on cbs-3 starting at 7:00 o'clock. as for rice he has not only lost his ravens contract but losing endorsement deals as well, nike and ea sports is just latest business toss cut ties with the former ravens star. as for ravens, they are offering an change for his number 27 jersey. we are live from the sat center, jane carabao for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". some nfl players are speaking out about the incident including one of rice's former teammates, new jersey native and university of delaware's joe flacco. >> obviously it doesn't paint a good picture of who ray is as a person. i have replied with ray. this would have been the the seventh year. sometimes good people make bad decisions and put themselves in the bad light, you know, really my heart goes out to him and his family. >> we will continue to follow this story. you can get very latest developments anytime at cbs philly.com. lets get your traffic and weather together and start with katie, good morning. >> ukee, we for the most part right now are still stuck in the break here. maybe stuck is the rock word. we are enjoying a break in the action here so expect more sunlight out there today. we will go to storm scan 31st and foremost and you can see retreat of the area of low pressure that barely clipped us yesterday. so, it put us into the included cover for most of the day, brought in a stiff breeze and brought in rough surf as

well but just zoom it out and you can end up seeing very heavy rain that is eventually moving on in. now this is still an area of low pressure full on storm system that has yet to completely develop, so, by the time we hit tomorrow morning we will have a really well defined system on our hands. i want to take you on assume of the temperatures right now here mid to upper 60's around the board, upper 50's in the mount pocono area, but look at the the contrast. this is a cool air mass. i'll just say cold air mass that is virtually slicing through any warmth, so that is being built up through central plains, great lakes region. the contrast from the twin cities to international falls is 20 degrees and eventually we will see that cool air moving in ourselves. it won't be quite as severe in terms of the chill factor but you'll notice difference. future weather jumping to tomorrow starting off with some sunlight but eventually that front moves in. we will see isolated pocket of very locally heavy rain moving in and strong to severe

weather. that is a possibility for our area we will need that frontal boundary to roll roll out of here before we can say we're done. mainly p.m. concern tomorrow with those storms. for now we will see sun and up to 80 later on today. vittoria, over to you. well, if you are traveling out and about look at that beautiful face, katie. you know what, we could not get enough. i know i can't. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. i tried the best i could. tried to think of the segway to traffic i will just say let's head outside. traveling on the schuylkill expressway 76 in either direction moving really well. this shot here around south street traveling east or westbound no delays around center sit the eye, university city, even in your western suburbs, a lot of good news this morning. so far so good. when sun comes up rush comes in and things will take a bit of the turn. as we look at i-95 this shot here around center sit a approaching vine street expressway southbound here, northbound would be your head

lights in this direction. traveling north bound or southbound those construction zones at cottman avenue and girard tend to slow us down but right the new because we are not dealing with too much volume we have a great ride. speed sensors all over the map in the 50's even within your western suburbs. 422, 202, pennsylvania turnpike. we have construction on the the roosevelt boulevard northbound around ridley on in northeast philadelphia, ongoing until 6:00a m and not just this intersection but a few others in this area be prepared for those delays, in delays for mass transit, lets head back to the desk. ferguson missouri residents make their voices heard in a pack city council meeting. >> we must unite. >> last night the discussions got the heated at times, protesters raised their arms to sim will bol ice death of michael brown which sparks reeks of unrest this was first public meeting since the incident one month ago. >> for me, it is castration without representation.

>> when are we go to go get rid of ferguson city council, mayor and chief. >> the council will establish a police review board to instill more trust in law enforcement. meantime department of justice is conducting a civil rights investigation into ferguson's police department. your time 5:37. in business news this morning why mcdonald's sales are down around the world. >> also apple raises the latest innovations, money watch's jill wagner joins with us those stories and more, jill good morning. >> reporter: good morning, wall street here on wall street we will see if the markets cannery bun today, dow jones dropped 97 points on tuesday, the nasdaq lost 40. markets were dragged down by apple. the stock first climb when ceo tim cook unveiled new product line up but then they finished down. apple, out with two new iphone, iphone six and six plus, both have bigger

screens, curved edges and better cameras. tech giant showed off its very first smart watch that comes with health sensors. so far experts are giving the new gadget some good reviews but we will see if customers want them. mcdonald's says its global sales fell in august to almost 15 percent drop in the asia pacific region. world's biggest hamburger chain says a food safety scandal in china really damage its reputation in the country. back in july, a food supplier was caught repack aging expired meat. popular on line marketplace is banning redskins name and logo from the site. in a state, etsy says native american groups find the term unacceptable so it will no longer be permitted. ukee and erika. >> jill, thanks very much. we will get back to you later this morning. in other news delaware has its candidate... for november elections. kevin wade defeated karl smilk

milk to win republican nomination. he will face incumbent democrat chris coons n race for state simmer, ken simpler, he will face shawn barn any november. for more results from the delaware primary go to cbs philly to the come. alarming new information in the healthwatch about teenagers and marijuana use. australian research are found teens who smoke marijuana every day are more than 60 percent less likely to finish high school. they are also seven times more likely to attempt suicide and eight times more likely to use illegal drugs. that study followed 3700 teenagers until they were 30 years old. also on the healthwatch researchers in france and canada warned longterm use of pills for anxiety and sleep problems could be link to alzheimer's disease. their study examine 9,000 patients, and it found that those who took the pills three months or longer had a greater

risk of always highamer. they found the risk uncreased with longer drug use and more powerful pills. dallas cowboys owner jerry jones goes on offensive after ago accused of sexual assault. he calls recently filed lawsuit a money grab. twenty-seven year-old woman sued jones for more than one million-dollar claiming he touch her in a prep eighthly five years ago. she also says that the cowboys helped cover it up. jones lawyer responded saying these allegations are completely false, legal complaint is unsupported by facts or evidence of any kind. this is nothing more than than an attempt to embarras and extort jerry jones. this is a shakedown by a lawyer hoist a solo practitioner just trying to make a name for himself. due to the seriousness of these baseless allegations, we have also involved law enforcement. coming up next on "eyewitness news" apple shows off brand new gadgets. >> there is a lot of buzz about them because they are supposed to make our lives easier, right? but we will let you know when it is not smart to use those

smart devices. besides just easiness. >> definitely not time not to use a smart phone but we are looking for a break in the action, little sunshine. but in the meantime we have weather 101 segment coming up. what do you know about sea breezes and land breezes. >> i gotcha. >> there will be a quiz coming up. >> hang on.

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also, republican ken simpler will face democrat shawn barney for state treasurer. get all of your primary results on line at cbs philly.com. lawmakers in missouri meet for the first scheduled meeting since the police shooting of teenager michael brown. they say they will establish a police review board, but they were met with anger and outrage. ukee, time for weather 101. we will talk about the land breeze verse sea breeze. we live down or near the shore so a lot of us are pam with these terms, but what do they

mean? do you know how a sea breeze forms? do you know how a land breeze forms. lets see how this all sort of takes shape here. it is a micro climate. remember high to low pressure. that is the the way wind flows from high to low. in addition to that, you also have to keep in mind that land warms up a lot quicker, and also cools down a lot faster, then what you will fine in the open ocean the waters. that plays a big role in how these breezes form. if the land warms faster than the water, the warm air will rise and it will flow from high to low pressure out to sea. cooler ocean air will then sink, flows back toward land and gets the cyclone or clockwise flow going, with the wind flow. it is again all sort of leads to is a breeze. land breeze is basically opposite. land will cool faster than the water, allowing air to rise from the water and then move

back into the land which means cooler land air sinks and flows back out to the ocean. land, sea breeze that is how this all happens. there will be a quiz later, but with that said today, in the a terrible day at the shore. we will even up with sunshine, upper 70's, uv index is lower for us here and rip current risk remains moderate, that is simply because we are still watching an area of low pressure make retreat from yesterday. rip current risk has diminished somewhat but still out there please keep that in mind especially fact that so many life guard are done for the year so just be extra careful hitting shore points. by tomorrow we will be track our next cold front that will be moving through i think with potency. by early afternoon and towards evening there may be gusty strong thunderstorms that start to fire up. vittoria, over to you. >> thanks very much, katie. good morning everyone. traveling on the ben franklin bridge, we have construction on the westbound side compromising two right-hand

lanes. it is difficult to see but it is right about there. no problems, however heading in to philadelphia or new jersey for that matter. all bridges look great, tacony pal my, yeah commodore barry, delaware memorial, everything a nice ride. look at 309 even around pennsylvania turnpike in problems at all heading to or from this area if you are traveling the pennsylvania turnpike, in either direction between bensalem and willow grove we have construction, so you will notice right and center lanes are block in this area as well. we are dealing with green all over, not only around center city philadelphia but within your western suburbs and what i mean, a lot have green i mean our speed sensors are up in the 50's. fifty-five on 422. fifty-five on the pennsylvania turnpike. 202 moving well. 476 no major delays. if you are traveling in new jersey 295 southbound at black horse pike until 6:00 a.m. we have construction and you will notice lane block age there as far as mass transit is concern looking great, everything running on time, septa, new jersey dart all moving just

great. i cannot say it enough, great, great, great. but when you are on the road get updated traffic information about backups in your area when it is in the so great with the new your drive app, down load it for iphone and android devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. >> thank you. internet's biggest sites like netflix and redit are staging a one day protest begins internet fast lane proposal. sides are displaying a bloating symbol that spinning pin wheel on the right. they say fast lanes will cripple internet speeds for many users if they take effect, back in may fcc propose add allowing broad band provide tours charge companies for prioritized access to consumers. that proposal is in the public comment phase. wait is finally over apple unveiled its latest gadgets at fall product launch event yesterday and released details about two new iphones, the six and six plus.

apple says both have better screens and cameras, the six is thinner and larger then the current model but six plus will be their biggest ever, with the five and a half inch screen. tech giant introduced the apple watch that has inter changeable band, touch features and a flexible retina difficulties play. >> if a company has come up with them. >> i'm telling you, you will be carrying a flat screen tv on your wrist. >> yes, wow. >> straight ahead this morning it is only september but halllloween preparations are begun. where these two gargoyles landed, as part of an annual tradition. give me the spooky laugh. >> thank you. but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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get a free quote at progressive.com. left hand free, right-hand is working your new apple stuff. >> yes, no kidding, texting. >> maybe both hand. >> who knows. >> may have the wristwatch on. >> apple's announcement the has people very excited but smart phone you use so much, could be damaging to your long term health. >> katie, no, no. >> it is true. >> torey, don't enjoy this now live in washington d.c. to tell us more about how devices could be ruining our sleep. >> um-hmm. >> not what we hear on the morning shift. >> torey, good morning. >> reporter: no, and it is something i definitely do every single night, apparently according to this new study out there if you are lying in

bed in the dark and looking at your smart phone sending text, e-mails, checking social media, well, that is just in the a good thing. here's why. this is according to a new report, published in business insider. it shows more you use your tea vice before you fall asleep more likely you are to be doing damage tour long term health. bad news there. according to that same report the the artificial blue light is what could be bad for your sleep cycle. experts say that it said for years now light at night is harmful to your rhythms, because it can reduce bod ace built to produce melatonin. doctor richard happened letter studied effects of light on sleep and said specifically the blue light in screens on your smart phones, tablets, this is causing the the problems. so guys, sorry for bad news because i know it is a habit we have just to lie there and check out that phone but now you know. >> some tempt to go look at it. if you absolutely must check your phone before you go to

bed any advice. >> reporter: so there are some things you can do. there are apps that can sort offset a lighter tone, when looking at your phone in the dark. there are also some filters thaw can put on your phone but experts say that they are not hundred percent sure that they even work. maybe put phone in the other room but we use it as our alarms so i don't know what to tell you. >> i put mine in the other room, forget it, it is time to sleep, it is time to go to bed. >> i follow this man. >> you know what, discipline. put it down. come on. >> all right. >> thanks very much. feeling scared over here. 5:53 right now, katie, good morning. >> it becomes an attachment, like, you know, i know my phonies, attached to my hip at all times except when i go on television. storm scan three, we are between systems, just watch for moderate risk of rip

currents brighter day, 80 degrees, warmer then yesterday, and it is nicer looking. variable cloud, we will drop down to 67. we will go over with the next seven days have in store and currently for the next few we are on an every other day. today nice, stomach storms. saturday we have some showers. my concern that is it comes mainly later in the day so for all of you penn state rutgers fans you may want to think about some rain gear, torey, over to you. >> good morning, everyone. lets get out to the construction, delays. the. it is bubbling up with activity. blocking right and center lanes. southbound i-95 at philly international airport. traveling in the north bound direction this direction here we have a disable vehicle on the shoulder but this definitely will set you back this morning. the it will be ongoing, i said until 6:00 a.m. but sometimes it runs late. traveling throughout your western suburbs, speed sensors still looking good, overall a great ride, no major delays for r mass transit the but stay with us for cbs-3 "eyewitness

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good morning, there are new developments in the ray rice abuse case. nfl commissioner is talking

exclusive that cbs's nora o'donnell. and both members are calling for a major review of the program that kept rice out of jail. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us from the cbs-3 sat center with the preview of the exclusive interview, jan. >> reporter: erika and ukee, there has been criticism aimed at nfl recently. first it had to do with how officials dealt with ray rice's initial punishment but now it has to do with the second video and what nfl officials knew bit. well, happening this morning, nfl commissioner roger goodell will address just that in an interview on cbs this morning. >> reporter: did you know that a second tape existed? >> well, we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator, we assumed that there was a video, we asked for video but we were never grant that had opportunity. >> reporter: so did anyone in the nfl see this second video tape before monday. >> no. >> reporter: for the the first time