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. >> andrew.

>> reporter: among those on the list john cartier's brother james whose motorcycle is now part of the september 11th memorial museum. >> how fresh are those events in your mind. >> well, 13 years later, it is just seems like yesterday, with each passing day, it is still hurts. >> reporter: brothers were electricians at the world trade center. their sister michelle was also working there. john got to her but james was killed. >> at the same time michelle and i were running for our lives, my brother james was losing his. >> reporter: this is his first anniversary since the opening of the september 11th museum where twin towers once stood. at the pentagon yesterday, leaders from the house and senate awarded congressional gold medals to honor all of the victims of 9/11. one will get to the flight 93 memorial in pennsylvania, another to the 9/11 museum in new york and a third to the pentagon in memorial. ceremonies will be held today at all three places to

remember those who died. and the ceremonies finish up here around 1:00 p.m., the plaza will reopen up at 6:00 p.m. tonight. >> size an, are there worries about a new terror attack? >> reporter: we have been talking to people throughout the week, down here at the world trade center site ape all different countries around the world and u.s., no one is expressing fear that will be another terrorist attack right here and we are told by authorities here in new york city that i there is no specific threat against new york city. security is very tight here, as usual, more than a thousand officers, on deck, including officers, throughout the city, will be all here, bomb sniffing dogs so security is tight as it is on all of these anniversaries. >> that it is. >> thank you. and americans in our area will pause to remember the fallen heroes of

september 11th, 2001. we are looking live at the garden of reflection in lower makefield township. it honors these who died in the terrorist attacks. eighteen from bucks county. memorial park. -- remembrance in light ceremonies and starts at 7:00 o'clock tonight. there are a number of event happening across our area where you can reflect and remember those who lost their lives on september 11th, just head to cbs philly.com. developing right now, oscar pistorius await is a a verdict from the south african judge. this is a live look from the courtroom in south of africa. pistorius is charged in the shooting of his girlfriend reeva stein scam seven on valentines day 2013. he mistook her for an intruder. if he is found guilty of premeditated murder he could get life in prison. right now 6:03. lets get traffic and weather together. katie. >> good morning, hi everybody. things are off to an okay start. we have some clouds and

overnight round of rain that held through lehigh valley and poconos b ready to hit the road up that way don't be surprised to see maybe damp ground and roads that is all that was and we are in a lull. there is that pocket have of rain, a moment ago that has long since moved on now and really leaving behind showers at this point through southeast most upstate new york. we have got a lull at the moment. the problem is it is just that a lull. there will be leading edge of the cold trent that we have to tiehl with later on today but here's good news with this. while yesterday we were expect to go heat up with more sunlight i think clouds may limit amount of severe weather potential which is good to hear. it doesn't mean we are in the clear. we will track this front. there will be strong storms that rumble through but in the necessarily of the severe variety. a couple of gusty win, heavier downpours to mess with your evening drive. look at that timing four to 8:00 p.m. that is worse timing possible, traffic is bad anyway.

then you throw in the storms that will make up for rough go out there. 70 degrees in wildwood as well as in lancaster and we are in the upper 50's elsewhere. we are off to a warm start. we will heat up to 86 later today but again still going to get that cold front through before skies can clear out and they will do that later tonight. vittoria. >> good morning, everyone. traveling right now the roads are still very, very nice. quiet. breathe it in, shall we. this is i-95 at broad street exit. this is going to get very busy later tonight. we have phillies in town, we have cirque du soleil, also in town tonight so south philadelphia will be bumping later on around 7:00 o'clock. would i say between 5:00 and 7:30. but right now things look great down toward philadelphia international airport. in more construction zones around that way at base of the girard point bridge. things have cleared out this morning. traveling schuylkill expressway in major problems traveling around this area here at vare, center city

around 202, speed sensors high in the 50's. are 48 on i-95. one mass transit note route 11 trolley they are shuttle busing eastbound as a result of the car blocking the tracks there, ukee. new this morning one person is hospitalized after escaping this smokey fire in west philadelphia it happened 1:30 on north 52nd street near arch. fire broke out on the first floor of the corner grocery store and then spread to some apartments on two floors above it. three other residents were also able to get out safely. the red cross is now assisting those displaced. suspect in custody following a police dispute that ended on a train tracks in lansdowne delaware county. it was around 12:30 when police pull over this vehicle after a short pursuit. driver bailed out and ran away near austin and south union avenue. he was captured a short time later. after all of this no one was hurt. a minivan korean out of control and slams in the utility pole. it happen at river road and

north 26th street in camden. police say minivan rolled over several times, no serious injuries were reported but driver was taken to cooper hospital for evaluation, erika. an independent investigation is now underway to determine whether the nfl received this video of ray rice punching his then fiance in the hotel elevator months ago. league is bringing in a former fbi director to lead probe into how much the league knew and when. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us now from the cbs-3 sat center with more, jan. >> reporter: did they or didn't they? did someone at nfl see this video of ray rice inside that atlantic city elevator. one report says someone did which direct liz contradicts what commissioner roger goodell told cbs this morning just yesterday and now a new investigation into this case. >> it is latest twist involving ray rice scandal a report nfl saw this footage from inside an atlantic city

elevator months ago. law enforcement source tells the associated press that the copy was sent to the league in april. ap sportswriter who broke this story said source offered recorded proof that dvd had arrived and was seen. >> i heard a voice mail from someone a female a 122nd voice mail from the female from the league office confirming receipt of this video and telling my source that he was right and that it is terrible. >> reporter: this directly contradict what is commissioner roger goodell emphatically told nora o'donnell on cbs this morning. >> 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. >> no one in the 2346789fl. >> no one in the nfl to my knowledge and i have been asked that same question and the answer to that is in. >> reporter: former fbi director robert muhler is now

investigating reviewing how nfl handle will any and all evidence. also speaking out, the atlantic county prosecutor who has come under fire for not taking rice to trial n an interview with the press of the atlantic city jim maclean says decision was made aftercare full consideration of the law, careful consideration of the facts, hearing the the voice of the victim and considering all of the parameters. it goes on to say that rice would have never gone on to jail as a first time offender charged with assault his harshes penalty would have been two years probation. this investigation into the nfl will be over seen by owners of both new york giants and pitberg steelers. commissioner goodell said he will grant access to all nfl record. reporting live, from the sat center, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jury deliberations begin in the very child abduction trial of cristina regusters. regusters is charge with kidnapping a five-year old girl from bryant elementary school in west philadelphia in january of 2013. regusters is also accused of

sexually assaulting the girl and was found the the next day on the upper darby play ground. yesterday she declined to testify, in her own defense. a hearing today for marcellus jones, man accused not to on eight murder of a young teen, gunned down for his ipad. twenty-three year-old say bell was murdered six weeks after moving to philadelphia generals known as apartment north is serving life sentence for another murder. also today a priest limb nature i hearing for suspect in the rittenhouse square rape. police say 27 year-old milton garcia attacked a woman near 19th and spruce last june. prosecutors say garcia entered the country illegally and faces deportation from the united states for a second time. right now 6:10 and still ahead, president obama addresses the nation with the plan to stop isis. his strategy to take out the terrorist group is coming up next. also when sandy hit the east coast nearly two years ago the government gave out

$1.4 billion in aid but now fema want some of that money back. thursday night football kick off tonight on cbs sports director beasley reese takes us behind the scene that is coming up in sports. anncr: hampton knows it's yvideoconferenceanof the. hi! hi, buddy! anncr: that's why the wifi and free hot breakfast are something to smile about. and good reasons to book now. feel the hamptonality

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terrorist where ever they are. that means i will not hesitate to take action of isil in syria and iraq this is a core principal of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find, no safe haven. >> isis cons troll large portions of iraq and syria. terrorist group has left a trail of brutality as it tries to create a islamic state. thousands of people who got aid from sandy may have to pay it back, fema wants at least 5.8 million-dollar from about 850 aid recipients. it is checking another 4500 household that suspect received improper payment. the agency says some of the people were ineligible for aid because damage property were not their primary residence. here's your traffic and weather together. >> we will start off with a little test of what we learn in the last half an hour. here's your question, which war, would best describe a cumulus cloud. is it businesspy a, b, patchy,

c, puffy, and in the like puffy combs, as erika referred to earlier or d towering. now, who wants to go first today. torey, you have been going first the last few days. >> i went first yesterday. >> erika think she knows it. >> we know the answer. >> go ahead. >> i will say c, puffy but i will say a is my guess. >> well done. >> good job. >> i knew i should have gone first. >> that is right, couple rust cloud, puff i white, fair weather clouds, today might be featuring cumulus. they are high five's and collapse. you guys are hilarious. cumulonimbus clouds, is there a frontal boundary moving in bringing us locally heavy thunder storms. it does not look like severe weather threat is as pronounced today but does not mean we are totally out of the woods here. late day showers and storms, general window about four to 8:00 p.m. or so. then later tonight skies will clear out and we will have a

nice friday. every other day plan, continues for us here, by saturday our next system comes along bringing in p.m. showers and maybe some pockets of steady rain. on sunday, yes you get this another decent day on tap. vittoria, over to you. thanks katie, cumulonimbus. >> cumulonimbus. >> tongue twister. >> i have been having trouble with that since the fourth grade. >> cumulus meaning what. >> that one war. if you are just traveling on i-95 you've a difficult time making what you are friday girard down to the vine street expressway. rush is out there it is like a flood of headlights in that southbound direction. north bound you are moving well in the only around center city, northeast and delaware county. ben franklin bridge we have construction blocking right-hand lane but traveling ben you will slow down making your way down toward eighth and vine. speed sensors dropping slight thely on i-95, rest of the majors looking good in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware as well. >> ukee. >> here are headlines on cbs-3. live picture from bucks county

garden of reflection. one area observing september 11th somber anniversary. other memorials will take place at ground zero, pentagon and western pennsylvania. a suspect is in custody after leaving his koran train tracks during a police chase in land down, in delaware county. police say that the man was wanted for crimes in philadelphia. former fbi director robert muhler will investigate evidence handling in the ray rice case. law enforcement disputes claims that the nfl first saw video of rice and his then fiance this week. we will be right

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count down to kick off is on, later tonight thursday night football makes its debut right here on cbs-3. baltimore ravens hose pittsburgh steele. "eyewitness sports" director beasley reese takes us inside m and t bank stadium to see how the big show comes together. >> preparations will get late into the nate here in baltimore as cbs prepares for the day buy of thursday night football. it takes an army to put something like this together, and i spoke to the man in charge. >> basically, we're taking the super bowl and taking it on the road every week. we have a lot of people, we have a lot of trucks, cameras. we have everything and we have to move it every week. >> an effort of this magnitude very much like doing a super bowl, requires a lot have of talent. how about 11 broadcasters on

two different sets, you see one right here behind me. i talk to a couple of pros. >> you are the first game of the week. you set the ten for rest of the week. all have of your peers, adversaries, everybody gets an opportunity to watch you perform. it is a wonderful thing, man. i'm excited to be part of it. >> it is beginning of the week in terms of it starts week two, first game, much like monday night, sun take night, it is only game on, all of america is watching. >> reporter: you know where to go on thursday night tune in at 7:30 when the pregame show will start and then pittsburgh steelers, visiting their bitter rivals, the baltimore ravens. i'm beasley reese, from baltimore. >> lets do it. week two. eagles are gearing up for their prime time match up in indianapolis monday night. they are back at practice at novacare break nothing new offensive lineman. bird lost two starters in sunday's win over jacksonville. citizens bank park last

night andrew mcdutch inn's line drive hits the wall and then, ricocheted in no mans land. by the time they chase that had bad bye down the speedy andrew is running out and inside the park home run. he scores standing up. phillies lost this 16 -three. phillies wrap up their series with our cross state rival also. we will take a short break, good morning

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let's get traffic and weather together, katie. >> good morning everybody. things are off to a quiet start. we had a round have rain that rolled through lehigh valley and poconos overnight that has since moved out, so we are in a lull right now, but eventually some showers and storms will move in. a lot of clouds out there in

the live neighborhood network right now, that sunnies trying to peak through, but that is about it. here a very dreary start to the day. and the mid afternoon, and, 86 degrees in the meantime in philly today, torey, over to you. >> thanks, katie. good morning everyone. it is time for a little bit of rush. traveling on the schuylkill expressway i know you don't see much but heading around montgomery drive making your way towards vine street expressway we are seeing a touch of the eastbound slow down. traveling on i-95, again sun comes up and rush comes in 95 southbound is jammed as awe approach area of the betsy ross bridge down through vibe street expressway and a only gets bigger. speed sensors dropping in the 20's, would i say teens through construction zones. fifty traveling on the schuylkill and western suburbs that will definitely change. fifty on 476. no major delays for mass transit but route 11 trolley is shuttle busing. now let's head back to the desk. now an "eyewitness news"

exclusive video of the freight train slamming into an suv, check out surveillance video right here, of the incident in west deptford, gloucester county. my goodness. >> watch right there as it happened just afternoon time, at a crossing on crown point road. the train crush the suv and push it 60 yards down the track. it ended up on a road. crews rescued woman inside and rush her to the hospital. >> fire company, they got the door opened and had her in the ambulance in no time. it could have been a whole lot worse. that woman was quite fortunate. >> police say that the warning devices, were fully operational and that the woman was trying to beat the train. woman robbed at gunpoint outside of the check cashing store, and now philadelphia police are searching for the suspect. it happened last night at don's check cashing on east hunting park avenue. police say the the woman was closing the store when thief

helder up and forced her to empty the safe. there was $31,000 inside but gunman wanted more. >> the male continued to ask for more money and the the female, just pleading for her life saying this was all of the money that the safe contained. >> police also tell us that the thief left with the 31 grand in cash but he was caught on surveillance camera during the robbery. suspect is describe as a black male about 5 feet 9 inches tall wearing a hooded sweat shirt at the time as well as black jeans. anyone with any information is urged to contact the philadelphia police. six there 27. it has been 13 years since the worst terror attack on american soil. coming up next on "eyewitness news" how america is remembering those who lost their lives on 9/11. also ahead this arrest sparks a major change in police policy in the state of new jersey, find out what every officer will now have have, in their car. and if you have a g mail a

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a tribute in lights today a ground 02 beams of light shine in the footprint of the world trade center after country pause test day to remember the 13th anniversary of the september 11th attack. >> good morning, ceremonies honoring thousands of souls and heroes will be held today at ground zero at pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania. >> we want to give you a live picture in new york city where families will start arriving at 9/11 memorial in the next few minutes. there will be several moments of silence starting at 8:46 when the first plane hit the twin towers. then the names of the victims will be red. pennsauken camden county almost 3,000 flags will fill this field at township monument. each within of the flags has the name of the one of the victims. those flags will stay there all day long. now a live look at lower makefield garden of reflection. special ceremony will be held there at 7:00 o'clock tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown spoke with one

of the men being honored, he saved strangers, but also suffered a terrible loss that day. >> you don't believe it sometimes. even after all these years have passed. >> reporter: a rn ie roma's recollect is as vivid on day as it was the day the 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 because there was a train, a big train station hub but it wasn't a train, it was the building coming down. i got thrown down and i had said go to sleep, it is over, just go to sleep. i have to say, most i have told people this because it is so true and so important. it as most peaceful feeling i have ever had report report arnold a first responder on 9/11 came out 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

days. there was so much confusion. people were wondering around. i said he might be in shock. he might be in the hospital. wasn't able to communicate his name to anyone. >> reporter: months later he return to ground zero to help make grizzly discovery recovering his son'sed about friday mound of tea brings. >> we found him on christmas eve which to us was his most favorite holiday, and we came home on christmas eve. >> reporter: roma will deliver the keynote dress at this years 9/11 memorial service in lower makefield pennsylvania. the his son's name dotting the seemingly endless wall of those who lost their lives the service at garden of reflect will in the only honor thousands who perish on 9/11 but also the the first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice trying to save so many lives. in lower makefield, pennsylvania, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". there will be many ceremonies hoping for some nice weather for that, katie. >> generally speaking we are

looking g we have a lot of clouds in a lot of locations right now because we are starting to see the approach of the latest storm system. namely a cold front that will of its affect on our area day. at the moment when we look at storm scan three we have a few speckles of green not justin kateing the fact that we have more moisture to work but but we did have a round of rain that held through lehigh valley this morning in the poconos region. still damp up that way and as we put things into motion you can see as that moved through it is gone for now. we have got that low in place. we have a lot of clouds to work with. that my friends will help us rather than hurt us. it the is in the as bright but because have the clouds, the severe weather potential starts to dwindle. you will need that solar energy heating of the day to create instability for hail or tornadoes to form. we will not have enough of that. so i wouldn't even say low on hail and tornado, would i say zero chance. win, downpours, lightening bin

stale to fire up. timing isn't until at least three or 4:00 for western most suburbs and then that whole line will slide east. we are in the upper 60's give or take a degree or two. your day planner will start with some sun, but we are going to heat up in the mid 80's in advance of the next approaching cold front which will come through, with some potent say but i don't think severe weather is a concern at this point. at least the silver lining, torey. >> as long as there is something. >> yeah. >> something that we have to get through ever so slightly today and get as close to that weekend we're almost there. but it is a full swing rush hour. lets get outside. before we take a look at i-95 which i was looking at, that is why i say that, the tacony palmyra bridge and its was up and being put down down. i will try to push that back down so we can open up 73 but with this close another you'll find some volume in new jersey trying on get into philadelphia and reverse, heading on you the of tacony. keep that in mine. momentarily they should be opening this up.

this is what i was looking at 42 freeway jam here making your way down toward the walt whitman bridge. we have delays southbound from the northeast down to the vine. expect usual, no delays for mass transit. now let's head back to the desk. happening today the philadelphia city council comes back from summer break and there are two big issues on the a gend, first marijuana. counselors will amend a bill that would be sent to mayor nutteres desk over the summer to decriminalized the possession of small amounts of the drug. at moment will add a hundred dollars fine or nine hours of community services for anyone caught smoking marijuana in public. mayor nutter, has pledged to sign the attended bill. also, the council is tackling issues with the city schools. today they will look at a proposal to abolish the school reform commission and return philadelphia schools to local control. the commission was formed in 2001, designed on give the state more of a say in the cities educational system. but critics say that it has failed to make any improvements within the

schools and should be dismantled. your time 7:00. it could be reprieve for revel. offer is on the table to buy the close contacted seen owe and hotel in the atlantic city florida. country club polo north has offered to buy revel for $90 million. an auction is scheduled for september 24th. any other interested buyers must now submit their bids by the 23rd. the revel opened in 2012 and cost more than $2 billion to build. it declared bankruptcy twice and shut down, on the second of september. right now 6:37. after paying down those outstanding balances, it looks like consumers are borrowing again. in july, credit cards debt accelerated by 7.4 percent from june, new that is the second largest monthly increase since early 2008. >> before you fall into bad habits, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has tips to better manage your plastic. she joins us from new york, hi jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> and you are in the one of the money types who say only use cash, correct.

>> yeah, i mean unless you have enough machine toy make not the just day to day convenience but large purchase like a car or house you will need credit. now the trick with credit cards is that you have got to make all have of those payments on time, no exceptions, and you know you cannot run up big balances because this is the the debt that will probably be the the most expensive thaw will ever carry. industry average right now, 15 percent interest rate. >> ouch, that adds up fast too. >> a lot of people prefer debit cards, millennials, is what your opinion about debit verse credit. >> debit cards are interesting because they pull fund directly from your bank account so they help you keep track of your money better but here's the problem, they do not help you establish a credit history, and, they could expose their owners to a bigger headache if there is a date breach like the one we just learn about from home depot. if you are starting out and nerve bus credit cards, maybe you should consider something called a secured credit cards, that requires to you make a

depos witt a bank before you can get a card. it is like training wheels for your first credit cards and that credit limit is just, basically equal to what you deposited with the bank. good news is that secured credit cards, basically help you build your credit scores, so i think it is a better alternative to the debit card. >> come on, you are on a roll, i necessity you have more, what else should we do to manage our credit. >> you know what is easier today to manage your plastic, you want to sign up for auto pay, so you never miss a payment or get hit with a finance charge. if your cash flow is eradic and man makes you nervous and don't want to give them a blank check how about establishing monthly amount of cash, maybe 50 bucks, you send it to the credit card company, so you always make the the minimum payment, that way you can avoid some of those fees. other idea, you can set your own due date to alienor payment with your payday. iowa than the to give a shout out to the ftc web site, consumer dot ftc dot gov. they have great information and security tips.

so go check it out. >> you got it, she's on a roll, appreciate it. speaking of the security, listen up if you have a g mail account, 5 million g mail addresses and pass words appeared on a russian forum today. however, google says its servicer were not breached, that list appeared to be a collection of pass words exposed in previous hacks likely on users computers. just to be safe though google is telling users to change their pass words. never heard such a change in general but especially after something like this. >> good point. much more to come there are conflicting reports about the death of comedian joanan rivers. we will have that the other side. >> embattled toronto mayor rob ford is hospitalized this morning, find out what ct scans revealed. and annex stream solar flare is blasting towards earth. >> um-hmm. >> when and how it could impact us, when we come back.

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an american and two russian return in the capsule landing safely in russia. their departure leaves three men up there, american, russian and a german. meanwhile annex stream solar flare is blasting its way towards earth. >> check that out. >> space weather prediction center says there has been a giant magnetic explosion on the sun, and it could be here as soon as tomorrow. that flare is just to skim the planet without causing any major problems, however it could cause fluctuations in the power grid and slight disturbances in satellites and radio transmissions. heads up if something gets

sticky tomorrow you know why now. lets get our traffic and weather together. >> amazing the the impact that stuff can have on us, it is really interesting. lets look the at what the weather impact will be here closer to the earth, right ? storm scan three is showing us our latest storm system and as predict it has a much more defined, you know, shape to it. your area have low pressure center of circulation off to the north. cold front will be drag through our area that will bring us stormy weather. we have a lull, lieutenant of clouds too which will limit severe weather potential. that is good thing. sixty-nine at the airport. pretty mile. look at how cool on the back side of the front. drop back down in the 50's in chicago, 40's in the twin cities. i don't think 40's are possibility here you might see 40's in the the poconos behind this front. it will be a pretty potent one. pollen as a result of these systems moving through will stay low, over next couple of days. ragweed, grasses, still continue to be our primary

issues here. if you suffer from those allergies. just keep that in mine. lets get a check of the eyewitness weather seven day forecast. komen three day kicks off. we are official weather forecasters for it and happy to say it will kick off with nice weather on friday. vittoria, over to you. good morning everyone. still a rush hour, at that. if you are traveling on i-95 southbound out of northeast philadelphia this delay stemming back towards academy. far northeast philadelphia down through to the vine street expressway. expect the usual. just like traveling on the schuylkill at city avenue you are at a stan still here this delay starts around the boulevard, and continues out towards 476, eastbound we are slowing down approaching vine street expressway and also a lit built around the curve. fourteen on i-95 dropping down in the 30's but would i say lower than that as you have have seen on the schuylkill at city avenue. traveling in montgomery county be mine full of this accident at plymouth road at irwins lane. things look good for mass transit. watch for slight delays approaching the 42 freeway and walt whitman bridge.

braking news, judge has found his actions were not premeditated, when he shot and killed his girlfriend last year but that judge has not delivered her final verdict. the double amputee olympic athlete could still serve prison time. fire fighters rescued one person from the second floor apartment, on north fifth second street at west philadelphia, earlier today. one person was injury. former fbi director robert muhler will investigate handling of the ray rice case. nfl insist they did not see video of rice hitting his then fiance until this week. americans are marking the 13th anniversary of the worst terrorist attack on american soil. you're looking live right now at the pentagon where a flag unfurling ceremony, has already happened. you see flag waving there in the wind. on september 11th, 2001, flight 77 crashed into the pentagon's western front. fifty-nine people died on that plane, 125 died inside the

building. at 9:30, president and mrs. obama will attend an observance ceremony there. your time 6:47. conflicting reports about the death of comedian joan rivers have the new york daily news says doctor performed an unplanned biopsy on rivers vocal cord during a routine procedure and that is when she stopped breathing. but private clinic where rivers had procedure denies ever doing that kind of a biopsy. medical examiner and new york state health department are both investigating the death of joan rivers. controversial toronto mayor rob ford is waking up in the hospital after doctors found a tumor, in his stomach. the doctors are waiting on tests to see fit ill are is malignant. ford made international aid after after midding using crack cocaine in a drunken stooper. it is in the clear how his health problems will affect his attempt to get reelect next . police policy change in new jersey from now on police officers and departments will have an added witness.

and as our own jessica dean shows us one of the men behind the new law knows first hand, the difference, video evidence can make. >> reporter: for new jersey state assemblyman paul moriarty a new law requiring police officers to be equipped with cameras will make all of the difference for officers, and civilians. >> video evidence doesn't lie, doesn't alter events, it does not forget. >> reporter: he knows this all too well n2012 the democrat was charged with drunk driving in washington township, even though he said he had nothing to drink. it was dash cam video from the officer's squad car, that eventually helped clear paul moriarty of all charges. >> i wouldn't be sitting here talking to you if i didn't have that evidence. i want to make sure in one is ever falsely accused whether that is a police office's accused by a citizen or a citizen arrested by a police officer. >> reporter: new cameras must be in every squad car purchased from this point honor on the officers themselves. the the goal, for camera to offer a look at exactly what

happened, in situations where the truth may be in question. >> we're still wondering what happened in ferguson. it would have been nice to have a police camera in that car so we can necessity what went on. >> reporter: hope is now the the camera will have the answer. jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". those cameras will be installed in cars primarily used for traffic stops, funding for this will come from a new $25 surcharge paid by those who are convicted of drunk driving. state senator donald norcross also sponsored this legislation. right now 6:49. time to see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> let's check with charlie rose in new york for your preview, charlie good morning. >> hey, good morning ukee and erika. mike moreo, weighs in on the president's plan to fight isis. we will talk to him about his meeting with the president earlier this week. nfl is bringing in the former head of the fbi to investigate the, rice case. we have the fall out from the incident. they will give us a preview of

tonight's big match up between ravens and steelers. it is debut of thursday night football here on cbs. the news is back in the morning. we will see new about ten minutes. >> have a good show, talk to you. word is brittany spears is single and ready to mingle. >> yes. >> come on now. >> ready to mingle. she has a new profile on tinder to prove it. pop star told people magazine that she was possibly opened to using the site so talk show host jimmy fallon made a profile for her. single guys, listen up, if you are sweet, and can make her laugh, those are some of the preferences she has, you could be the type of man that she's looking for. >> worries transformers star shy a labeouf pled guilty to one count of disorderly conduct. this is in relation to his summer melt down on broadway after's ledgely yelled profanities inside a theater and spit on a police officer. labeouf agreed to continue to get alcohol abuse treatment

for the next three months. if he stays out of trouble for six months the charge will be dropped. >> you have seen this receipt by new by pyt in northern liberty. lesean mccoy left a 20 cents tip on a 61-dollar bill. this is new, charlie sheen is getting involved in the controversy, offering $1,000 to the waiter. sheen tweeted dear tommy up a 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 in judgment. see if sheen follows through on the promise but that is a classy move saying the the problem, you know what let me make it right. >> shady is concentrating on the colts but i'm sure we will hear from him. >> we will be right back. >> but first here's is what coming up tonight right here on cbs-3 back in a bit.

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well this may be make you appreciate our weather, it is only september but parts of the canada are already dealing with record snow. >> massive clean up underway after two straight days of heavy snow snapped down trees and power lines came down as well. crews say although snow is not uncommon this time of the year they rarely see this much, this soon. >> absolutely a record breaker. i have seen more damage and had more calls from this storm then anytime previous to this. >> thousands of people in calgary are still without electricity we're told but good news is that the snow has stopped falling. once again, that is not uncommon this time of the year. katie? >> you just don't like looking at it though. >> i'm not ready. >> even i'm not ready to see those videos. but back here at home it is too warm for anything but plane old rain and that is what we will find as we take on you you the side middletown ship high school this cape may courthouse. beautiful view but clearly cloud cover out there. especially heading inland is there more cloud cover skewing

the sunshine. that will limit our severe weather potential which is good. later today generally between four and 8:00 p.m. is when we will see this next cold front moving through. stormy weather will come our way, torey. >> good morning everyone. rush hour continues to get thicker, looking at i-95 southbound approaching girard. this delay stemming back toward academy in the northeast and then this is not only here on i-95 but on the schuylkill expressway and usual pockets and traveling on the 42 approaching walt whitman bridge. mass transit looking g ukee and quarter. this morning we have a look at another world record. >> this is one you can work with, ukee. world's longest usable, golf club. they made that club that measures 14 feet and 5 inches. check that thing out. proud of his creation but weight and length make it exhaust continuing to use because it is 14 feet, 5 inches long and he cannot

find a caddy to carry it. look out. >> i have a chip shot artist buddy but his club isn't that long. it is all about the timing. >> wow. >> fly fishing. >> yes. >> fishing out of the woods. >> next up on cbs this morning, how new york and nation are remembering 9/11 attacks, 13 years later. >> we are keeping it live and local on the cw philly. join us,

good morning. it is thursday, september 11th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." president obama vows to degrade and destroy isis. we'll ask cia insider mike morell if the plan can work. new accusations the nfl received a copy of the ray rice video months ago. we'll hear from the reporter who broke the story. and on the anniversary of 9/11, john miller and his