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 nfl commissioner roger

goodell is speaking out about the ray rice scandal and cbs news nora o'donnell, folk thus video from inside atlantic city's revel casino showing a brutal attack on his then fiance janay palmer. >> how is it that the nfl could not get their hand the on the second tape but web site called tmz could. >> i don't know how tmz or any other web site gets their information. we are particularly reline the on law enforcement, that is mess reliable. it is most credible. >> reporter: rice never went to jail for this but instead went to the first offender program to avoid him to undergo prosecution and now new jersey assembly woman gabriel are calling for a review of the pretile intervention program. >> because of the pretrial intervention program he was able just to get away with it. >> reporter: former atlantic county assistant prosecutor john says a prosecutor is required to consider mitigating circumstances,

including clean background, gainful employment and more. >> the county prosecutor has to give certain weight and consideration to the feelings of the victim. >> reporter: of course, the victim in his case is rice's now wife and she's deeven ifing her husband. as for rice's punishment he had to go through anger management classes and pay a small fine but other than that as long as he finishes the program all charges will be dropped. he is paying a price, however, he has been released from the ravens and losing out on his endorsement deals. nike and ea sports are latest business toss cut ties. reporting live, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cbs this morning is only place you can watch the entire exclusive interview with nfl commissioner roger goodell. that is in one hour at 7:00 right here on cbs-3 right have after "eyewitness news" this morning. we could get more testimony from the defense witnesses in the cristina

regusters kidnapping trial. her sister testified that she's a peaceful law bying person. regusters is not expected to testify on their own behalf. she's charge with abducting a five-year old girl from the west philadelphia school and sexually assaulting her. jury deliberations could begin later today. also happening to take, this man, bryant bauer, is scheduled for a preliminary hearing. bauer faces murder and related charges in the shooting death of the man he believed was break nothing to his vehicle. police say that they found 30 year-old richard hall suffering from multiple gunshot wound on the 4500 block have of torresdale avenue last month. and james meres is also due in a philadelphia courtroom this morning for a preliminary hearing. he is facing murder charges in the deaths of two northeast philadelphia woman. sixty-seven year-old dolly evans and 59 year-old ruby thomas were found shot to death inside of their home, and they found a 4700 block of

vista street this morning. police say woman took in meres after his most recent release from prison. 6:03. sky deck for katie with traffic and weather together. >> good morning. unpleasant day unfolding for us. we have a few silent hazard and they are primarily taking place, at the area shore points. it is all a delayed reaction that is still out there in the wake of the area have of low pressure from the last few days, basically hugging our region but not quite affecting us directly. storm scan three at the local level, zoom it out, you can still see retreat of that storm but no more presip, we will see sunshine for a change but there is still an issue on the opened water. that in the way of coastal flood potential for every single delaware beach and shore point in new jersey in our viewing area if you live close to the water, your street typically floods with minor tidal flooding, you may end up with that issue but those advisories expire

heading in the afternoon. it will get better with time here. our temperatures in the low to mid 60's around the board, philadelphia tend to be milder and that is the case right now. 68 degrees, cooler up in the hundred tane terrain. but with more sunlight we have a chance to rebound on the thermometer today from where we saw those temperatures yes. upper 70's, still clouds at the shore. low 70's in the poconos. partly sunny and that is exact same story from philadelphia. we will warm up more and head to 80 degrees, vittoria. >> i feel like our rush will be warming up a bit more when sun comes up because right now it is okay. lets take a look. traveling on i-95 we have construction snag. hello there. if you are traveling on i-05 from the southbound direction those headlights we have construction taking out right and center lane so you will notice just a bit of the snag but nothing major. it could potentially turn into that. heading out this morning,

heading to the airport just note this if you are, again, heading in this area north bound on i-95 we are doing okay with no main major delays. traveling on the schuylkill expressway in major delays. east and westbound moving fine this shot not too far from girard avenue, you're moving well. we are not seeing pockets of rush hour delays building just yet so we are still waiting on it. still awaiting for delays to build on 422, pennsylvania turnpike, 202, moving well, speed sensors all over the map are in the 50's. if you are however traveling around the university city area, west philadelphia 34th street at powellton avenue we have an accident here. be mindful of that intersection, new jersey, delaware all still in the green, in major delays for mass transit. and now lets head back to the desk. breaking news in iraq right now, secretary of state john kerry just arrived in baghdad on an unannounced visit to talk about the threat posed biasis. this comes ahead of the scheduled address in which president obama will outline his plan for ultimately destroying isis.

militants in iraq and syria. congressional leaders got a preview of the plan from the president. he will reportedly ask congress for authority to arm moderate syrian opposition forces. the president may also announce among other things a expansion of air strikes against isis targets in syria. however as we have previously reported. he has ruled out ground troops. the president speaks to the nation at 9:00 o'clock, watch it live right here on cbs-3. a boy who needs use of the wheelchair is attacked and robbed and now he is sharing the story of his frightening ordeal with "eyewitness news". it all happened monday afternoon on buchanan circumstance until newark delaware. two-year old le kwan mackey has cerebral palsy. he says he was in the middle of his daily exercise when to kids pushed his wheelchair in the storm great. said those boys had been picking on him for months. >> my whole got stuck and he started punching me. i put my hand up to walk to

the car and then he grabbed my landyard, twisted it and put it back around my neck. he pulled it. >> now those kids made off with the house key he wore around his neck. police say suspects are between 12 and four years old. a teen faces charges this morning after leaving septa police on a wild chase and a lot of the drama was caught on camera. it happened at erie torresdale section. sixteen year-old teen got in the dispute over his fare and then started fighting with the officers. he then got away jumped over the turn style and then took off. he ran on top of one train and then jumped on top of another train that was moving. >> there was several girls on the other side of the platform trying to tell them go off the top of the train, consider your own safety, what are you doing? >> that 16 year-old was eventually arrested and faces,

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buckled and were washed away. part of the major rail line between las vegas and salt lake city was damage as well and the rain as a result of remnant of hurricane norburt. severe storms spawned tornadoes across the midwest. the look at these still photos from nebraska. tornadoes touched down in several towns throughout the state and even in nearby missouri. these storms also brought hail, flooding rains, and damaging wind but fortunately in one was hurt. and take a look at damage left behind in omaha, storm may be to blame for knocking over this awning at a car dealership. owners say no one was there when it fell and it didn't damage any of the cars but another family wasn't so lucky. they had to be rescued after flood waters trapped their minivan underneath a highway overpass. it got wet but they are otherwise, we're told doing owe day. 6:13. traffic and weather together here's k fell. >> i promised there would be a quiz as there has been every single day so far. in the last half an hour we talk about land and sea breeze. we hear those terms all the

time. she said torey gets to go first. >> i try to be a good host. >> what warms and cools faster the land or the ocean. >> torey, what do you think. >> you have a good chance of getting it right. >> what warms and cools the quickest. >> you got a good chance. >> a, land. >> yes, think about like boiling water, it taste longer for what the tore heat up and actually reach a boil, right, but you can heat up very easily you walk out on the deck and then it is hot because sun has been beating down on it. so dry surfaces will heat up and cool down more readily. would i give you a a plus for the quiz with you for the day as a whole we have a b here because we are still dealing with clouds. it is warming up. it is a nice take but there are spots that might be stuck with some clouds. generally in philadelphia we are talking about 80 degrees for that day time high. lets move it forward in the seven day forecast. lots of different things

coming through our area very classic storm pattern here. tomorrow heat up. turns more steamy. we have a cold front that comes along and touches off strong to severe storms. we will clear it out by friday. saturday that same front likely lifts north, so worried about fresh round of showers to move in for second half of saturday. vittoria, over to you. well done. >> i'm coming off that anxiety, that day in school is there a quiz today. i'm glad i persevered. 50/50 chance. yeah. you know, 50/50 chance, that your roadways will stack up with rush hour, not really. it is usual rush, but this is the curve ball. traveling i-95 southbound approaching philadelphia international airport we have construction which is taking out right and center lanes. so we have delay. anyone making your way down toward airport this morning you will want to factor in that delay toward your commute. things at the the airport looks fine but just matter what time you are leaving. traveling on the vine street expressway nothing major.

i-95 and schuylkill lag good. no major problems for mass transit, erika. apple reveals two new versions of the iphone and smart watch during its fall launch event. iphone six and six plus are bigger, thinner then previous models, apple says they have better camera and displays. smart phones go on sale next friday, and tech giant announced highly anticipated apple watch, users navigate device by tapping and swiping the space to bring up app. it comes in three colors, interchangeable band and goes on sale next year. here's today's headlines on "eyewitness news" this morning, nfl commissioner roger goodell talks exclusively with nora o'donnell at 7:00 o'clock. goodell admits the nfl came up short on his then assault on his then fiance. president obama address is the the nation to outline his response to islamic state militants. see the presidential address at 9:00 o'clock on cbs-3. jury deliberations could

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phillies played pirates after breaking pittsburgh's four game ring streak. phillies got on the board first when chase utley drove in new comer miguel franco in the very first inning. after that, it was pretty galvis night. he hit his second home run of the season and scored three

times. phillies beat bucks, final score fightins four, pirates three. ben reveer may be third best hitter in the national league but yesterday he was playing model and schoolteacher. after a turn on the catwalk ben answered questions from 100 female baseball fans on hitting, fielding and base running as part of the phillies final baseball 101 event of the season to benefit, phillies charities. well, it is football on a new night starting this week on cbs-3, thursday night football features steelers against ravens and sports director beasley reese will be live in baltimore for the game. coverage starts at 8:00 o'clock tomorrow night right here on cbs-3. ravens fans are trade nothing their ray rice jersey. >> they will offer a credit at their stadium stores but other businesses are jumping on the band wagon. one baltimore pizza parlor says they will give away pizza and drinks for the jersey. they will donate $2.07 for each number 27 jersey to a local domestic violence support organization.

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6:23. let's get traffic and weather together. good morning. >> good morning everybody. we are halfway through the week and we are catching a break at this point from the worst of the cloud cover. it socked us in a lot of spots. right now it is splitting the difference, cross the the atlantic city sky line. light of the sun trying to peak through those clouds and this was what you will find out there today. the nice wide zoom on storm scan three shows signs of life and quite an active picture over illinois, missouri, that

is our next system but does not get here until at least p.m. hours of tomorrow. today into tomorrow morning, all looking good, more sunlight to warm things up more readily, vittoria. we are having a big problem on i-95, construction southbound i-95 approaching philadelphia international airport, right, center lane blocked. this delay just continues to grow, and grow, and grow. i would not be surprised if this is as soon as you head over girard point bridge at the base you will see this volume, so anyone making plans ahead of the airport this morning, factor that in. traveling tacony palmyra we're on stand by for an opening. it is difficult to see here but keep that in mind you will fine close another of 73. traveling i-95 southbound into downtown philadelphia getting slow, also getting it slowing on the westbound side of the vine approaching broad street and on the schuylkill in the western suburbs, erika. >> torey, thank you. prosecutors and defense in the colorado theater shooting case agree on one thing, both

sides are seeking to ban, television coverage of the trial in james holmes. reasons range from exposing jurors and attorneys to death threats to publish reaction to witness testimony. broadcasters say their presence would not interfere with holmes right to the fair trial. holmes is charged in the july 2012 attack in the movie theater in aurora, colorado where 12 people were killed. caught on camera a burglary crew hitting homes in one of southern california's wealthiest neighborhoods, police say three men and two women hit two homes in bellaire on the aim day while victims were away on the labor day holiday. surveillance video shows suspects ransacking an office and child's bedroom and they leave the house with the victim duffle bag filled with jewelry and other belongings. the fourth american aid workers sick even with the ebola virus is undergoing treatment at an atlanta area hospital. latest patient whose identity has not been released managed

to walk from the ambulance from the emery university hospital yesterday. world health offerings says the patient is a doctor who was working at an ebola treatment center in sierra leon. death toll from the out break is climbing rapidly. right new there are more than 2200 deaths reported, and nearly half of those deaths have been reported in the last three weeks. world health organization also says that there are more than 4200 potential cases. on your healthwatch this morning a new study suggest early treatment could potentially reverse, autism. researchers looked at autistic babies, they found kids that received therapy between seven and 15 months of age showed fewer symptoms later in life. and then in some cases children who received therapy as a baby no longer showed signs by the the time they were there. emelio is four years old and received the treatment. >> i don't know what would have happened toe meal ohio had we not participated in the

intervention. what we do know is our son does not have a diagnosis of autism and is an amazing four years old. >> so cute too. although doctors are optimistic about these findings they caution that more studies are needed. coming up next in an exclusive interview with the nfl commissioner he talks about when he first saw video of ray rice punching his then fiance. >> reporter: did you know that a second tape existed. >> well, we had in the 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. >> roger goodell talks with nora o'donnell and answers questionons so many people are asking, hear what else he has to say when we come back. plus if you notice netflix is slow today don't worry, it is on purpose why that site and several others are staging a symbolic slow down. torey and katie return with traffic and weather together. we will do it on the three's. we are back at the the bottom

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nfl commissioner roger goodell breaks his silence after a second video surfaces showing ray rice elevator assault. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from the cbs-3 sat center with more exclusive details that we

expect to learn, jane, good morning. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell will touch on a number of topics but mainly this second video that surfaced this week. how much does he know bit, and what did nfl official does to obtain this video and what about ray rice, what does his future look like. all questions to be adressed in this interview because of this tmz video that surfaced this week showing the star running back striking his then fiance janay palmer in an atlantic city elevator. the shocking footage prompted local law make tours call for a review of the pretrial intervention program rice entered after this february incident. rice never went to jail for what he did but instead entered in the first offender program where's dressed anger management and paid a small fine, ultimately though charges will be dropped as long as rice completes the program but this morning the spotlight is on the the nfl, here's a preview of nora o'donnell's interview with commissioner goodell.

>> reporter: did you know that a second tape existed? >> well, we had in the seen any video tape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed there was a video, we asked for video but we were never granted that opportunity. >> reporter: so did anyone in the nfl see the second videotape before monday. >> no. >> reporter: no one in the nfl. >> no one in the nfl, to my knowledge, and i been asking that same question and the answer to that is no. >> reporter: again, this full interview airs on cbs this morning right here on cbs-3 at 7:00 o'clock. as for rice he has been hit hard by this scandal, he has lost endorsement deals most recently nike as well as ea sports has cut him from their line up, and also he will lose, of course, his contract with the ravens and the ravens are also allowing folks to exchange their rice number 27 jersey. reporting live, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

some of rice's former teammates are react to go this new video including new jersey's own joe flacco. >> obviously it does not paint a picture of who ray is as a person but i have played with ray, this would have been the seventh year and sometimes good people make bad decisions and put themselves in a bad light. really my heart just goes out to him and his family. >> stay right here for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for latest information and don't for get, catch up anytime at cbs philly.com. city council in ferguson missouri in it to discuss changes for the if first time since a shooting death of the unarmed teen one month ago. >> black people, we must unite. >> at times talks got heated, some people raised their arm protesting the death of michael brown which spark violent clashes in ferguson. many resident turnout at last night's meeting to voice their concerns. >> for me, it is taxation

without representation. >> when are we go to go get rid of ferguson city council, mayor and chief. >> reporter: council promised to create a police review board in hopes of regaining peoples trust in law enforcement. lets get your traffic and weather together with katie. >> good morning ukee. today will be a much brighter day then what we saw yesterday. there will still be clouds but we will see more sunlight then what we ended up with yesterday just because we had area of low pressure hugging so close to our region brought in the rough surf and dreary conditions and the windy conditions at the shore. so storm scan three a lot of times what you see is what you get but we do still have clouds, our storm system making its retreat thankfully but we do still have a lit built of rough choppy surf and potential for tidal flooding at all of our delaware beach points and area new jersey shore points. keep that in mind. meanwhile here's a view justin

land from the actual shoreline here, middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse 62 degrees. the sky line shows it well. there is clouds, little light of the sunshine, so you will see that throughout the course of the day across the board here. 68 degrees at the airport. we have not veered too much from the temperature values in the last few hours. new that the sunnies up with some clouds but still seeing some sun, enough of it that we should warm up more than what we did yesterday. in philadelphia we have a good shot to mack a run at 80 degrees. pretty seasonal day overall, vittoria. >> thanks, katie. what you won't look forward to is that rush sprinkled out there. lets get outside and talk about construction zone on i-95 that that has just been pick up around philadelphia international the airport but has left its mark. traveling i-95 southbound approaching airport we have delays stemming back toward approaching the flat, bartram avenue exit but you will net is these taillights in front of you. any plans to head to the

airport itself is running with no major problems but it is getting there that may set you back so plan accord leg this morning. tacony palmyra bridge up because of the passing through ship. traveling 73 expect that closure and expect residual volume watching us right now plan accordingly heading out of northeast or new jersey, using 37 because it will be jam. watch out for dropping speeds on i-95 southbound approaching vine and then westbound on the schuylkill making your way approaching conshohocken. traveling mass transit norristown out bound is ten minute delayed. let's head over to ukee. breaking news right now secretary of state john kerry makes an unannouncedded visit to iraq this morning as president obama plans to layout his strategy to tackle isis militants in iraq and syria. as mark albert reports, the president believes is is is a high national security priority. >> reporter: in a prime time speech from the white house tonight president other bam a will tell the nation his strategy for degrading and destroying isis. so far u.s. has carried out

more than 150 air strikes begins targets in iraq. the president may announce that air campaign will now expand into syria. terror group's strong hold. republican peter king thinks the president needs to have a comprehensive strategy. >> that would involve at very least all out air attacks both iraq and syria. >> reporter: on tuesday the president briefed top congressional leaders, democrat nancy pelosi called it a valuable opportunity for consultation and republican house speaker john boehner said he would support the president, targeting isis leadership. president obama told leaders he has the authority to broaden the military campaign against isis without congressional approval but some lawmakers here on capitol hill disagree. >> i don't believe that the president has the authority to quote go on offense, and wage an open ended war on isis without congressional approval. >> it would be to his advantage and all of our

advantage for congress to be in effect approving a plan for a defeating itsis. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is in baghdad to daze to discuss ways the u.s. can increase its support. the country's new government in its effort to defeat isis. in washington, mark albert cbs-3 "eyewitness news". here it is in print, president speaks to the nation tonight at 9:00 watch it live right the here on cbs-3. stage is set for november electionness delaware. in the u.s. senate race, kevin wade defeated consider smick to win the the republican nomination. wade will take on incumbent democrat chris coons. in the race for state treasurer, ken simpler defeated cheryl val swale a for republican man nation and face shawn barney in november. we will have more results on line at cbs philly.com. all right. how is this for an odd couple check out your screen if you can, that is mike tyson

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>>here's your traffic and weather together, katie. >> good morning ukee good morning everybody. lets start off with a nice wide zoom. we sit between systems today but evidently, lot going on across the north central high plains as well as midwest right now with flooding issues. this is the the next system that moves through for us, primarily as just a potent cold front. because it is a potent cold front it could bring us locally severe storms. this isn't until tomorrow have afternoon at the absolute earliest. so today through tomorrow morning, a okay but when these

storms arrive they could bring heavy rains, strong wind and lightening and other issues. we have to keep an eye on that. pollen report looks better because of the wet weather moving in. any of the those ragweed, grass levels drop off with time. friday we will also catch a break. i like to call this every other day plan. today nice, tomorrow storms, friday nice, saturday, some more showers. very likely moving in through p.m. hours on sunday. we will see partly sunny day unfold overall second half of the weekend looks like it will be better than the first, vittoria, over to you. >> good morning, everyone. if you are traveling seven plan to travel on 73 tacony palmyra bridge we are experiencing the opening of the bridge. bridge is up, expect that closure to be ongoing for longer. that ship is halfway through. we are waiting on. that traveling on the vine street expressway 95 and schuylkill we are seeing russias soon as the sun comes up is when rush comes in, traveling object westbound side of the vine, expect delays approaching broad street, getting to the vine using i-95.

southbound we are seeing speed sensors dropping down in the 20's and teens. delays back toward cottman avenue trying to get back down toward center city. eighteen is your average on the schuylkill. expect pockets westbound approaching city avenue out through to belmont. fifty-five on 476 but keep in mind for septa norristown line out bound is experiencing ten minute delays due to signal problems. new back over to ukee. >> here's today's headlines on cbs-3. exclusive interview with nfl commissioner roger goodell is coming up in less than 15 minutes. commissioner respond to new video of ray rice punching his then fiance. jury could get case in the trial of cristina regusters. she's accused of kidnapping a five-year old from her school last winter. >> young boy who relies on the use of the wheelchair is beaten up in the delaware neighborhood and tells his story to "eyewitness news" p he look essay would is who beat up le kwan mackey were no older than 14 years old. for years family of the fallen philadelphia police office their has kept his name

alive by helping children. >> in brotherly love this week, they completed a new project at a school that is dear to hear hearts. bright new room at saint veronica's on north sixth street full of books and fresh paint, hanging on the wall is a picture of officer daniel boyle killed 23 years ago in the line of duty and whose father who went to the school. >> i went here from first through eighth, and this is where my routes were and my values and it was time to give something back. >> reporter: so patrick boyle and other volunteers spruced up the library media center, blue and gold, police colors. >> there was a group of us down here putting paint on the walls until my brother spilled a gallon of paint on the carpet and we had to replace carpet after that. >> we even have a new rug, very grateful. >> reporter: today the library was dedicated with a ceremony and plaque to hang outside the library toy teach children

about danny boyle. >> he loved everybody very much. >> reporter: to his surprise the family had a check for $10,000 for the principal that will get to scholarships. >> i think it is a tremendous thing that they have done, turning something horrible like the death of a child, into something good. >> reporter: now next generation will learn all about a man who gave all to the city of philadelphia. over the years officer daniel boyle scholarship fun has given $50,000 to saint veronica and raised one million-dollar total for number of catholic schools. if you would like to help out go to cbs philly.com and search for brotherly love. >> touching so many lives. >> no question bit. >> halloween is more than a month away but scary season is right around the corner. >> that is at 24th and fairmount crews at intersection installed the gargoyles on the walls of the eastern state pen yesterday. those gargoyles have built in lights and also, blow smoke through their mouth toss make

them spooky. terror behind the walls extravaganza, is ten days away, opening up september 20th. >> keep an eye on those two dudes bringing them out. >> right there. >> those cats right there. >> yeah, um-hmm, watch them. >> they are scary. >> they are. >> it may seem like in big deal but when you are down there and they creep up behind you. >> check it out. >> right now 6:49. lets see what is coming up on cbs this morning. >> gayle king joins us from new york with your preview, good morning. >> ukeelee and quarter, how could we talk about halloween. didn't we just grill a burger on labor day. >> get ready, christmas next week. >> i'm not ready. i'm not ready. good to see you both. >> likewise. >> ahead only on cbs news i love when we can say only on cbs news, nfl commissioner rog ger dell, and by us i mean nora o'donnell. why he says nfl did not have access to video of ray rice punching his then fiance before it was released on line. goodell shares his regrets,

how nfl is handling its domestic violence problem and when thinks his job is on the line n a rare interview of the parents of an american kidnaped in syria two years ago why they believe there is still a chance that austin tice could come home alive, we hope that would be the case. the news is back in the morning. we will see you guys in about ten minutes from now. >> all right gayle talk to you later. >> back to you. >> ♪ >> the word is fashion, as biggest stars come together for fashion rocks cons inert new york city. >> with fashion week underway, justin beiber decided to make a fashion statement of his own. he delighted plenty of fans this is crowd by stripping down. showed off his designer underwear while on stage with super model, laura. >> yes. >> lord y, lord y. >> brittany spears is introducing a new licensing ray and sleep wear line called the interest math brittany

spears. moth over two says this is a project she has been working on for two and a half years now. her new collection was unveiled at insuring public library which seems like a strange place to show off underwear but camera were there. >> yes. >> brittany spears and library just doesn't sound right. >> i know. >> lingerie. >> okay. >> cute stuff. >> yes. >> okay. >> we're moving on. >> tiki palmer's new role is making history. >> she made her broadway debut playing first african-american sin rel a on the new york stage. television personality sharrie shepherd plays her fairy god mother looking great. this is the fairy tail. it is shepherd's first time on broadway. >> sharrie is very talented. i bet that is a fantastic show. >> willing to see that too. >> look goods. >> we will be right back. >> but first here's is what coming up during evening prime time viewing right here on

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nice view from space aboard the international space station posted photograph taken as it threw a roar a crew members photographed the earth from their unique point of view some 200 miles above the surface. just beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> all right just past 6:53.

>> i love those videos it is just such a different perspective for us. it is better than maybe looking at a radar but that is what i have got to show you here this morning. as we look above what is going on here over our region. it is quiet. we had a storm system moving away but still leaving a maryland rate risk for rip currents and minor tidal flooding is a concern. today was a plan beach day for you. today in the city we will call it partly sunny. we have clouds but we should see more sunlight then yesterday by tomorrow afternoon at earliest. our next round of showers and potentially strong to severe storm rumbles in, torey. you know, rush is rumbling in for sure traveling on the 30 bypass, notice in the eastbound direction right around 340 it is a slow crawl this morning. we are seeing those slow downs on the schuylkill expressway dropping down to 19 miles an hour and our sensors are in either direction east and westbound in the western

suburbs. twenty on i-95 southbound. definitely delayed down through vine street expressway. foreman i young norristown rail line for septa they are experiencing 30 minute delays due to signal problems no problems at the airport, ukee. enjoy a nice round have golf every now and then. >> now and then. >> okay, all the time. >> come on. well, you can play, plane old golf clubs and balls but there is a new golf game out there called putting golf. a new twist on golf, and soccer. this is a club in indiana which made their golf holes big enough to fit soccer balls. sebastian le to, of the union will be coming to our sued joost this friday morning. we have to ask him about this, foot soccer. >> yes. >> foot golf. >> what do you think. >> i will tell you what if you lose that in the woods you need to give up the game. i need a cup like that right now. >> makes putting easier. >> that would be fun. >> wow. >> been there, done that.

>> our coverage of the top stories continues on the cw philly. coming up next search for teenage suspects attacked a robbed a wheelchair bound young boy. >> we are live with the latest fall out from the ray rice situation plus little girl's wish come true, how a community came togetether to create a fairy tail for her. next up on cbs this morning new concern about a link between alzheimer's and medication for anxiety and sleep. >> we are keeping it live and local on the cw philly, go

good morning. it is wednesday, september 10th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." is his job on the line? nfl commissioner roger goodell talks to us about his handling of the ray rice video. >> president obama plans to talk to us about how he plans to fight isis. >> and only on "cbs this morning," clarissa ward's emotional interview with the family of an american journalist kidnapped in syria. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> did anybody in the nfl s