we will show you how they are mark ago this anniversary in new york city and hear one hero's emotional story of courage. we have an eye on storm scan three this morning. it is clear around the delaware valley right new but storms are heading our way this afternoon. >> that is right, ukee, the window is about four to 8:00 p.m., and we will track everything for you, walk through the the day, and this isn't the only system we are tracking, the weekend brings more wet weather, full details coming up. and we only have, tacony palmyra bridge, and, we don't have too much to cover, but stay with us, erika. once again a somber

anniversary as country pause toes remember 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attack. ground zero ceremony will remember to honor victims. the national september 11th museum, will be opened on the observance of this day, moment of silence will be held at the white house, pentagon, and in shanksville. in camden county thousands of american flags filled this field at the monument. each flag has the the name of one of the victims both flags will stay there all day long. a live look in lower makefield bucks county. special money will be held there at 7:00 o'clock tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown spoke with one of the men being honored for saving strangers, who also suffered a terrible loss that day you don't believe it even after all these years. >> reporter: his recollection of 9/11 is as vivid oz this day as the south tower of the

world trade center came crashing down around him. >> we heard what we thought was a train coming in. it wasn't unusual. it was a big train station hub. but it was building coming down. i said go to sleep, it is over just go to sleep. i have to say it is most i have told people this because it is so true and so important. it was the most peaceful feeling i have ever had. >> reporter: air held in a first responder on 9/11 came out of the ruble dazed but grateful to be alive. his 27 year-old son keith, a member of the insuring fire patrol was still trying to save lives in the north tower when it collapsed nearly 30 minutes later. >> i was hoping for a couple of days. there was so much confusion down there, people were wondering around i said you might be in shock or in a hospital, wasn't able to communicate his name yet to anyone report are report months later arnold return to ground zero to make discovery, recovering his son's body from mounds of debris.

>> we found him on christmas eve which was his most favorite holiday. he came home on christmas eve. >> reporter: arnold roma will deliver the keynote address at the memorial service in lower makefield, pennsylvania. his son's name dotting the seemingly endless wall of those who loss their lives. the service here will in the only honor thousands whose perrible on 9/11 but 1st respond hours made the ultimate sacrifice trying to save so many lives. in lower makefield, pennsylvania, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a remembrance ceremony is set to take place. patriots day procession. event begins just before 10:00 at fire mens museum with the bell ringing, mayor and fire commissioner will then leave law enforcement and fire personnel down to the betsy ross house. a flag folding ceremony and second second bell ringing

will conclude the event. 5:33. lets get traffic and weather together a lot of outdoor ceremonies, how are we looking. >> as long as they are happening early in the day in problems. we will start to feel this warming upstart to go feel steamy outside. atmosphere just gathering up some heat and moisture before our next cold front comes along. a a lot of times if there were significant enough clash we will have severe weather. while we expect that might be the case today, now we have everything like cards are being shown. front is showing its hand and as a result i don't think severe weather is as likely. here's is what going on. we have had one pocket of rain that rolled through the poconos, region that has moved out, toward eastern most central new jersey. we are in the lull at the moment. even though timing looks similar to what we have been expecting here, generally window 4bm to 8:00p m give or take an hour depending on your location. this will move from west to

east. it doesn't appear at this point as though the atmosphere ingredient will be here, for a us to see your stronger, threats, that with come with severe weather. hail, tornado i wouldn't say low. i will say nil. don't worry about that. whipped is however a concern. we will have a couple gusty wind that will be noticeable out there sending your trash can flying down the road, downpours also very likely because there will be moisture to work w with that said at the moment it is quiet. 69 degrees. not terribly mug bye our dew points are climbing. humidity will be more noticeable for you and that will help clouds to thicken up. by 3:00 p.m. kids are coming out of school. we have after school activity. western most suburbs will be the likely spot to see the first storms here, at that time, so just have have your cbs philly weather app handy, pocket meteorologist ready to go and you'll be just fine. torey, over to you. >> umbrella or puncho, isn't that the worse getting stuck in the bus stop in the rain. i remember that going to school taking september, man,

oh, man, man. be prepared, kids g thing you are watching us here and we will prepare you for what you are dealing with in the commute as well. traveling on the roosevelt boulevard, the reason why we saw that tacony palmyra bridge is because the tacony palmyra was, earlier up but they have put that right back down. seventy-three is now accessible if you are traveling in that area. just watch out for a slight delay because they have put the bridge back down. traveling the boulevard no problems. ninety-five, schuylkill, traveling 476, also in delays. the speed sensors in the 50's. traveling pennsylvania turnpike we have construction blocking the right and center lanes westbound between bensalem and willow grove. watch out for guys and girls in the hard paths hats. mass transit looking good. a florida country club has made and offer to buy the revel casino in atlantic city. polo north will put up 90 million-dollar and lead bidder for a property at september 24th auction. any other interested buyers must submit their bids by the 23rd. revel opened in 2012 and cost more than $2 billion to build.

it declared bankruptcy twice and shut down on september 2nd. right now it is 5:37. in business news this morning mcdonald's, latest move to boost sales. >> and pass words turning up where they do not belong again. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and erika. 5 million g mail addresses and pass words appeared on a russian big forum today but archive is reportedly old that dates back as far as three years. google which runs g mail says there is no evidence at this point its system before compromised. they say leak pass words may have come from other sites for people using their g mail address. but still experts say best betties to change your pass words. here on wall street investors took another look at apple's new product line up and this time they liked what they saw, apple stock finished higher yesterday, that lifted the entire market. the dow jones climbed 55 points, nasdaq was up 34.

consume are report is out with the list of which new cars you should watch out for this year, big emphasis on cross overs and hybrids at the top of the list, 2015 mustang, it was voted consumer reports favorite muscle car. next up redesigned toy yet a camry followed by ford f150 it has been reengineered so it is lighter and that will make sure it gets better fuel mileage. mcdonald's is loving brunch. fast food chain filed a federal trademark registration for mcbrunch, mcdonald's won't say how that trademark could be used but the company is looking for new ways to make money following declining sales this year. so ukee and erika no telling if we will be drinking mcmosa's anytime soon. >> is it me or can you get breakfast after 10:30 on the weekend. i'm so frustrated. lunch menu. >> sorry. >> mcthank you. >> well, that is what they say, erika, they do say if they did brunch it would mean

more hours for breakfast, is really what it amounts to. >> hello. >> great news. >> hello. >> all right jill, thank you. right now we have more disturbing revelations in the ray rice domestic abuse saga we are hearing from a philadelphia report shore says the nfl had the now infamous elevator video months ago. law enforcement source tells the associated press a copy was sent to the nfl in april. they offered ap sportswriter rod reported proof that the dvd had arrived and had been seen. >> i heard a voice mail from someone, a female, a 122nd voice mail from a female in the league office confirming receipt of the rid ohio and telling my source that he was right, and that it is terrible. >> the report challenging nfl commissioner roger goodell's denial that anyone in the league had seen that video. now former fbi director robert

muhler will conduct an independent investigation into what the nfl knew or when. two siblings are in critical condition after a pickup truck slammed into them as they crossed the street in northeast philadelphia a ten year-old girl and her seven year old brother were crossing academy road and byberry road in the crosswalk yesterday afternoon when a driver trying to make a left-hand turn hilt them. other drivers saw the crash and jump out to help the children. >> i threw through my car in park and shut it off and it was sitting in the middle of the street. me and him ran to the kids. that was basically our first concern. >> both children suffered severe head injuries but they are expected to recover. police say the the driver will not be charged. a big policy change for police in new jersey, from now on all departments will be required to have cameras on either inn their new squad cars or on the officers themselves. one of the men behind nut law paul moriarty who was false liz accused of drunk driving.

he was eventually exonerated thanks to video evidence. that program will be funded in part by a new $25 surcharge paid by those who are convicted of dui. fed workers made a statement and ended up shutting down their restaurant. see dramatic video of how they walk off the job. also conflicting reports about the death of joan rivers, the controversy surrounding the comedian's final moments. blank. and erika today does mark the arrival of the latest cold front bringing us fresh rounds of rain and thunderstorms potentially we will talk about that and we will talk weather 101, how well do you know your clouds? we will see how well do you coming up.

today is september 11th, 2001 anniversary. observancees planned in our area the a bucks county's garden of reflection as well as ground zero and white house. fire fighters rescued a person earlier today. one person was injured and then taken to the hospital at the university of pennsylvania. the cause of that fire has yet to be determined. and live picture right the now from the oscar pistorius trial in south africa. today judge and attorneys are reviewing charges, pistorius is accused in the shooting

death of his girlfriend on valentines day of 2013, we could learn that verdict, tomorrow. let's get traffic and weather together. i believe we're talking cloud. >> one of the most i am many school weather lessons we get as kids and we have all learned about them but i feel like it is algebra it goes out, you sort of forget bit. how well do you know your clouds. there will be a quiz later as there has been every single day. lets talk about one kind basic building block clouds, cumulus clouds. medium to low in terms of the height, light, puffy they look like cotton balls but then, you start to see the tops of them, firing up and this is where you can say where you get thunderstorm clouds from. they are thunder heads. they form from cumulus clouds, and then they will grow with heating and instability and nimbus means greek god and greek terminal for storm or rain cloud.

you can get a anville resulting from upper level wind flattening out. we are talking about different combinations here this is al to couple rustily is cumulus with higher height patches in the sky, the alto means middle siro cumulus and sometimes you can get a combination with sirus. we have this final one, sira cumulus, i believe. sometimes it looks like mack roles up in the sky. so that is interesting, right. all these different kind of clouds that we can get. then we have sirrus little streaks across the sky you see that on the back edge of systems. lets go next to storm scan and talk about the kinds of clouds. a lot of cumulus clouds out there today because we are tracking some storms. we will see this next cold front coming in and when it does come in it will bring with us heavier thunderstorms. here is your leading edge of the cold front. actual cold front is where you start to see skies clearing out. again the leading edge of cold front as we learned earlier in

the week is where you tend to see precipitation take place. school day forecast you might be surprised we gave it in the b range. i don't think these storms will get here for almost any of the kids, until at least the time you're leaving school. western suburbs that is only reason we gave it a minus. you my see showers and storms firing up by 3:00 p.m. but general normal for our area, is you don't have any wet weather until this evening. by tomorrow, front is gone, three day komen race is kicking off here and looks like nice weather to go with that. vittoria, over to you. >> still looks nice out there looks nice on the roads, traveling on the schuylkill expressway around city avenue both directions moving just fine. still very light on the volume this morning. it is only 5:46. we are waiting on that. traveling 309 on the pennsylvania turnpike in delays on 309, traveling on the turnpike itself however westbound between bensalem and willow grove, center and right lanes are block as a result of the construction, oning forgo quite sometime.

at least by 7:00 but we will keep our eyes on that for sure. traveling elsewhere on the schuykill we are at 50, 53 on i-95, 53 on 476, looking to 202, 422, delaware moving well, jersey looking g traveling in northeast philadelphia north bound on the roosevelt boulevard right around devereaux making your way out toward far northeast philadelphia we will have have paving projects going on until 6:00 a.m. this morning. be careful of inner drive closures. new in regards to mass transit we have got green down the board, ukee. >> torey, thank you. conflicting reports of the death of comedian joan rivers. new york daily news says a doctor performed a unplanned biopsy on rivers vocal cords during a routine procedure and that is when she stopped breathing. but private clinic where rivers had the procedure denies ever doing that kind of biopsy. medical examiner and new york state health department are investigating the death of joan rivers. controversial mayor rob ford is waking up in the hospital this morning after doctors found a tumor in his

stomach. doctors are awaiting on tests to see fit is malignant. ford made headlines after admitting using crack cocaine in a drunken stooper. he is running for reelection next month. 5:48. anchors get spook on the air, you have to see the moment that terrified them in the middle of their show. here's one of the stories we are working fun "eyewitness news" tonight. >> that is your neighbor deserve to be treated like this. >> i'm charlotte huffman this woman didn't want to talk to us, she's in trouble for signs that she put up about her neighbor. >> torture to pull in my driveway. >> she said she harassed him and terrorized his pet. >> what can you do when a feud with a neighbor gets out of control. stopping a next door nightmare stopping a next door nightmare tonigh

boy, it is the the tip or lack there of, lot of people talking about lesean mccoy causing a big stir this week when he barely left a tip for a waiter. >> you have have seen this receipt from pyt in northern liberties. mccoy home left a 20 cents tip on a $61 bill. get this charlie sheen is now getting involved in the controversy. he is offering $1,000 to that waiter. sheen tweeted dear tommy up at pyt in philly, please tell rob k i'm pledging $1,000 to

him for the tip debacle just want to help, c. hash tag no judgment. >> i think that is g we will see if they get the money, as promised but nice thing to step in there. >> stood up there. >> that will come i'm sure. one way to make a statement to quitting your job. >> unusual protest by workers a the a pennsylvania chipotle forces the restaurant to shut dunn briefly. workers posted this sign outside the restaurant in state college. you want to know why we're closed? ask why their employees are forced to work in borderline sweat shop conditions. almost entire management and crew have resign. restaurant eventually reopened a few hours later. quite the statement, wow. >> all right. right now 5:53. lets get our forecast, katie. >> our forecast not terrible initially. we have seen a round of rain rolling through the lehigh valley, licensing since been moving out toward central and eastern new jersey. no additional issues there, maybe a lingering sprinkle

traveling toward i80 but we are in the clear for now, it is later in the day our next cold front does cross through leading edge bringing heavy thunderstorms as well as some showers. so we have a milk bag but it will come through as a line from west to east ape hours of that to happen, window is four to 8:00 p.m. sixty-nine is your current temperature at the airport. zero seven in wildwood. we have not buzzed that much on the thermometer courtesy of the clouds limiting cooling that will take place this morning. we will heat upstarting with a little sunshine but clouds are there and eventually the storms will be as well, torey, over to you. eventually the rush will be rolling on in, but we are waiting on it. lets see how you are doing not awful at all, this is 476 around ridge pike southbound commuting moving well. notice that is the pattern at this time. forty-nine is your average on i-95. fifty-five traveling on 476, if you are traveling in south philadelphia we have a double bubble a very fun one, phillies and cirque du soleil,

lots of that will be happening later in regards to the rush but we are still waiting on it this morning. st

unexpect intruder causes chaos in the the television station in tennessee. lets take a look. >> there it is again. >> seriously. >> we're all jumping around. >> wow. >> is that the anchor or bat squealing, katie brought up that. >> everyone got the boot when bat started flying around the studio and dive bombing the anchors. animal control officers did eventually did catch that bat and as they say, anything can happen on live tv. >> that was funny. >> at least they are laughing bit. >> yes as opposed to pulling hair and screaming that would be me. >> those things give rain is. >> than cab scary. >> 5:56. coming up on "eyewitness news" this morning an organize

victims of the 9/# one, 13 years after the worst terrorist attack in american history. we will take a look the attributes planned in insuring, washington and a across the tri-state area. why thousands of people who received aid money from super storm sandy may have have to pay it all back. we will explain coming up next.

good morning, thanks for joining us. nation looks back on america's darkest days. >> thirteen years air the worst terrorist attack on u.s. soil americans will honor victims of 9/11 and remember the heroes. susan mcginnes joins us live where one of the ceremonies

will take place later this morning. susan, good morning. >> reporter: well, ukee and erika, ceremonies here start in a couple of hours, when we will start to hear the reading of the thousands of names of the victims, interspersed with six different moments of silence, something we have heard for the past 13 years. here's what is new here the freedom tower, one world trade center near completion, set to open up later this fall and in may museum and plaza surrounding the world trade center site opened to the public. families who lost loved ones on september 11th will gather at the world trade center site to mark the 13th anniversary of the terror attacks. moment of silence will mark exact moments when the plane struck towers as family members will read long list of victim names.