"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in mays landing tonight with the details, cleve. >> reporter: we have tried over and over today to speak with the atlantic county prosecutor but he is staying quiet after speaking to a local paper last night. there is some people who question if ray rice's punishment fit the offense. it is not just the the knock out punch that has some people outraged over ray rice's domestic violence case but funnish. , in chance of jail and just a two game suspension. speaking out only to the atlantic city press, prosecutor jim maclean defended his decision to place rice in pretrial intervention. just like it is not just or fair to go easier on somebody to go where they are, neither sit to go heavier on somebody because of who they are. i felt and still feel, disposition was appropriate. in the nfl commissioner goodell said he didn't see elevator video prior to issuing a two game suspension but now that is being questioned by some after an associated press report that the league offices received the video in april from law

enforcement. >> my source wanted this information to get in the league office because he wanted the nfl to see it before they made a decision on punishment for ray rice. >> reporter: claudia, who oversees atlantic county women's center say cases like rice's usually go to family rather than criminal court but she was appalled how the nfl first responded. >> as a woman who enjoys sports i thought it was awful, horrendous what a terrible message. >> reporter: she thinks the league should useorice's chance to build awareness about domestic violence. >> america has seen it up front first hand. this is what is going on behind closed doors in a lot of homes. >> reporter: one suggestion much like nfl does their pink campaign they should do a purple campaign to raise awareness about domestic violence, ravens colors where ray rice used to play, purple. live from mace landing, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cleve, thank you very much. ray rice will certainly be

a topic during tonight's ravens/steelers match up. it is thursday night football kicking off tonight on cbs-3. sports director beasley reese is in baltimore once again tonight ahead of the big game, beasley? >> thanks, chris. this is the ravens player entrance, a lot of stars have walked by, ray rice of course will not be one of them. he has been with the team since 2008. but our philadelphia eagles have a lot to worry about on their own. lets take a look at them practicing ahead of the monday night football game in indianapolis. but ray rice is dragging them into his mess, and a couple of the veterans talked about the ray rice controversy. >> it is a tough situation. i'm a good friend of ray, i think he is a good person. obviously he made a big, big, big mistake. i don't want to get in the middle of. that he is a friend. i hope it all works out for them. i feel bad for his wife and

him. >> everything gets solved and everybody will go about their way, you know, whatever happens, it is what it is, but i think... >> back to the game now. it is thursday night football. the star quarterback is from audubon, new jersey. coming up in sports, i go one on one with joe flacco. >> all right beasley, we will see you then, thanks very much. thursday night football kicks off right here on cbs-3, pregame coverage starts at 7:30, once again, pittsburgh steelers and baltimore ravens, don't miss it, during the game, we want to hear from you, tweet us using hash tag, cbs-3, tnf and let us know how are routeing for with the hash tag pit verse bal. a warm, sticky day out there but we are in for big changes, much cooler weather now on the way. meteorologist cat i orr is tracking these changes and she joins with us the first forecast, kathy. >> all eyes are on baltimore as well. we are looking at weather at

home and down toward baltimore where there is a few spotty showers near beasley but not over the stadium and there could be a spotty shower this evening but that is just about it. on storm scan three the clouds have have really put a cap on the development of thunderstorms and that is good news. we will least mainely dry throughout the rest of the evening and overnight. philadelphia 84. wilmington 84. allentown 83. poconos 75. average high is 80 for this time of the year. cooler air is coming but not for this evening. oppressive dew points, lot of moisture and humidity in the the atmosphere. cold front is coming and then things will change. future weather shows partly cloudy sky tonight with some showers especially through south jersey and delaware. that is best chance, otherwise we will dry it out nicely and start the weekend on a high note. so we will have a break in the heat, coming up we will talk more about weekend showers moving in and forecasting the 40's, for some of us. a major change in the seven day, i'll have that later in

the broadcast, jessica. >> the kathy, thank you. developing in delaware 12 children are hospitalized with a rest friday illness. right now it is unclear if the illness is it entero virus 68, the the respiratory illness that sick even american a thousand people mostly children, and mostly in the midwest. the delaware division of public health is sending samples to the centers for disease control to determine fit is indeed entero virus 68. new at 6:00 police in delaware release sketch necessary a shocking attack on a 12 year-old with cerebral palsy. police say two kids depict in these sketches are believed to be between 12 and 14 years old. police also say they attack a 12 year-old in a wheelchair. police say they pushed his wheelchair in the storm great in the new washing neighborhood when they got stuck they began hitting him and stole his house key. philadelphia police officer is facing charges tonight, officers joseph griffin is accused of threatening and assaulting his wife on june 4th inside of their home in the northeast.

officer griffin turn himself into internal affairs earlier today. the nation is pausing to look back on what was one of the country's darkest days. >> a bell sounded ahead of the first moment of silence at the world trade center marking the 13th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. as is tradition, family members read the names of the nearly 3,000 victims. president obama also paid trin boot to those who lost their lives during a ceremony at the pentagon memorial. he was there by the first lady and secretary of defense chuck hagel. families of those who died when american airlines flight 77 crashed in the pentagon were also in attendance. well, hundreds gathered at the flight 93 national memorial in, shanksville, pennsylvania, honoring the 40 passengers and crew who died disrupting the terror group's plot to crash that plane into an unknown target. governor tom corbett expressed to the families the states

continued remembrance of the bravery that was permitted by their loved ones on 9/11. >> i want to tell the families that we will never forget the bravery, the honor and value that was performed , and exhibited by their loved ones. while they are lost in body, they are without a doubt shared in spirit of the heroism and devotion to our country. >> every year, as a nation we will remember 9/11 and that includes those who were too young to have known what happened 13 years ago. >> "eyewitness news" anchor pat ciarrocchi went to lasalle university where students and professor grabble with the lessons still to be learned from september 11th. >> born in the u.s.a. >> reporter: square of green was turn red, white and blue at lasalle university. olney neighborhood campus fresh with returning students, paused, 3,000 flags were

planted, each symbolizing the fallen. cadet jared stern had lived outside d.c., he was a second grader. >> we were let out of school. we didn't know why. as i got in the car, i saw jets overhead, pentagon got attacked. >> reporter: they had these images seared in their mind, planes as weapons, the the twin towers unimaginably crumbling. as a child of eight, ashley toures, now lasalle student body president remembers how she felt. >> seeing all have of those tragic images on the news of people, something like jumping out of the windows and fire in buildings. it was confusing. it opened up dialogue about terrorism which shouldn't be opened up as such a young age. >> reporter: thirteen years later terrorist threats from isis that led to president obama's call to eradicate their strong hold is a post 9/11 lesson. according to lasalle foreign affairs professor ed

turzanski. >> they don't believe in the objective rule of law that is a western notion that defines our civilization but not their. they keep, our kids need to keep in mind this is what is at stake. >> reporter: sophomore charles booth was in first grade in 9/11 and believes in the president's action against isis threat if someone attacks your home front, then it is your job to take action and that is what he is doing. >> we are such a big country with that influence accounts we have that power and we have to use it correctly. >> reporter: more lesson for a new generation. >> pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, tonight dozens of temple students are complaining about the same thing, itchy, irritating bumps on their legs. >> what is causing this mysterious rash, still ahead stephanie stahl takes a closer look in this healthwatch exclusive, kathy. cold front will be moving across the region this evening on the east side warm and humid, west side we are

looking at dry comfortable conditions, more rain on the way, we will talk bit coming up with the seven day. plus excitement is building for thursday night football right here on cb. three, our sports director beasley reese talks one on one with the ravens quarterback and new jersey native, joe flacco. don't believe tom corbett's tv ad. the facts speak for themselves. tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. he took an ax to education. twenty-seven thousand educators were laid-off. class sizes increased. and now almost eighty percent of school districts plan to raise property taxes. tom corbett. can't trust him on education. can't trust him to be for us.

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you need to let go of the microphone good does your neighbor deserve to be treated like this. >> i'm charlotte huffman this woman didn't want to talk to us but she's in trouble about the signs she put up. >> it is torture in the neglect what i will be facing. >> she said she harassed him and terrified his pet. what can you do when a feud with a neighbor gets out of control? stopping a next door nightmare tonight after thursday night football. cbs-3 exclusive, a mystery skin rash on the campus of temple university has sent dozens of students to the health center. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has exclusive details. >> reporter: instead of comparing nets these temple university students are comparing skin rashes, on the back side of their legs. >> i have these huge welts. it is gross. >> hade a rash that looked like bug by the, mosquito by the, i didn't know what it was

about two weeks ago. >> reporter: rashes are fading but students took picture of what they first looked like, red raised blotches irritating and itchy. >> over the last year we have seen, approximately one hundred to 120 students who presented with a very similar type of rash to the backs of their legs. it is a contact dermatitis. >> reporter: mark dennie, director of student health at temple say they have in the been able to identify what is causing the rashes but they have been able to determine they are not bug by the. some suspect it could be from sitting on benches at cecil b more subway station. septa has received a few complaints. >> we have done a visual inspection of these benches. we never saw an infestation. we don't know what happened or what the causes but why take any chances, why not go ahead and address it so we went ahead, power wash it, did a treatment and then sealed it. >> barricaded off the benches down in the station. >> reporter: students with rashes have been told to wear pants for now. >> i wish i knew what the answer was as to why i have

these bumps all over myself. >> reporter: temple university say most students have been successfully treated with a topical cream, reactions are minor with no lasting repercussions. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a new poll find democrat tom wolf with the big advantage over pennsylvania governor tom corbett, who is seek he reelect. this poll by quint yak university find wolf with the 24-point advantage in this race, 59 to 35 percent. majority says that wolf will do a better job on the governor, on education and the economy. free library of philadelphia gets a big grant from the william penn pen foundation. the the 25 million-dollar gift will be used to pay for renovation in the mine library and neighborhood branches. the it is largest gift the library has received in its 120 year history. man, not a good hair day in terms of the stickiness factor, the wind factor, but changes are on the way, kathy.

>> a little win as coal front moves through this evening, maybe a few sprinkles here and there but that is it. we got off easy this time. we're talking about some cooler, sunny conditions, moving our way and that will jump start the weekend but it will not be all sunshine. we will take a look at that but first take a look outside where it is turning out to be a pleasant evening across the delaware valley. this is from live sky cam three atop center city studio here. just a very nice engine deed a cross the delaware valley we are seeing a mix of sun and clouds, down the the shore not so bad as sun breaks out late this afternoon with temperatures rising in the 80s on storm scan three we have some clouds, we have some clearing and a few sprinkles here and there but clouds helped to really snuff out development have of some showers and then are storms, a few through baltimore, spotty, moving across eastern shore but do i not think that will get in the way of tailgating, or thursday night football tonight on cbs. we are looking at a few more showers and storms to the south, this is also all

associated with the cold front and we will see a few extra clouds. east coast fairly quiet, west coast getting busy. northern plains actually seeing snow in places like wyoming and dakotas, as a matter of fact our live neighborhood network takes us there where conditions are definitely changing, across the the delaware valley. we are looking at definitely temperatures that right now are in the 80's but will be much different over the next 24 hours. allentown is 83. in philadelphia it is 84. reading it is 83 as well. but cooler air is definite the liz coming. look at these temperatures. hot to the east, to the west, cool, st. louis, 61 degrees and bismarck, 50. wrapped city, 39. billings, 43. and then that cool air will be moving our way. we won't be seeing this though on neighborhood network takes to us south dakota where temperature is 34 degrees and snow continues to come down. that cooler air will be moderating by the time it makes it in the delaware

valley but this type of air will be ushered in. for friday less humid temperatures in the 70's, another weather system moves our way saturday staying cool with some showers and then sunday into sunday night we will get another shot of cooler air and that will be making a huge difference. here's our probability of precipitation, no worries friday v good chance of rain, likely saturday afternoon. sunday and machine looking like they will definitely be dry. thursday night football we are looking at a passing sprinkle possible, otherwise, tonight it is looking good in baltimore with mostly cloudy skies and a temperature of 77 degrees, at kick off. or for tonight low 63 degrees. during the day tomorrow high of 78. much more comfortable across the region, for sure. waking up monday morning to temperatures that will be in the 40's in the lehigh valley northward and 50's philadelphia south and east. something we have not seen yet this season. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast turning cooler and once it does temperatures will stay in

the 70's, right through that seven day forecast, shore temperatures, barely making into the lower 70's, so no snow not yet but first snow out west is a signal that things are changing. >> brace yourself. >> take your time on that, in big rush. >> kathy, thank you. >> good afternoon everyone, just 6:19. things still doing poorly outside on the ben franklin bridge. you can see cameras here from the toll plaza on the new jersey side still heading west wound jammed up from toll plaza up into the city, with the two right lanes being taken out due to that ongoing construction passage as well. heading eastbound back in new jersey moving along nicely though. otherwise schuylkill expressway, we have covered this earlier this afternoon, completely jammed solid, just at king of prussia you can see nothing moving heading eastbound toward the city and that travels all the way up through conshohocken. the westbound lanes looking nice there as well.

otherwise out in new jersey 295 northbound an accident taking out right-hand shoulder there so 295 northbound just at route 73, travel time our major here's 422 just a few minutes ago you can see how all can change this was jam up, westbound still clear here nine minutes from 202 into oaks. 202 looking

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owens mills and here's my conversation with cool joe. >> i think thursday night you are usually coming off a sunday game and you have to, you know, condense your preparation, get your body ready to go in the short period of time. >> flacco and ravens stumbled out of the box. they lost to the bengals sunday 23-16, thursday night makes coming off a loss even more of a challenge, less time to iron out issues. >> we have to put the game plan together and come out roaring, and excited, ready to play some football. it will be a typical game, just quicker. >> reporter: baltimore and pittsburgh have always shared philosophy, both with huge quarterbacks and a reputation for good defense. tonight it is big gentlemen verse big ben, the the jersey boy believes his squad still possesses super bowl talent. >> i have high expectations set for this team. i think we have had a great training camp.

i think we have a lot of talent. we have been to the super bowl before. i think we can watch this team go they have potential and we just to have play well and it starts with our front seven and my self. all of the pregame axis at 7:30 on cbs-3, it is thursday night football. we will look for you there. lets check on the eagles they are practicing against at the know of novacare complex and once again people are asking about the ray rice controversy. here's jeremy maclin and zach ertz. >> you know, i just hope he seeks the help that they need to get and that family needs to get and hopefully for his sake and his family's sake they will get these things correct. >> it is a terrible situation for everybody involved,es is specially janay, for that to come out, it is very unfortunate that she has to relive this experience again, as to what is going on with the video as to whether nfl

knew about it or not, i don't have much to say on it but i want truth to come out and everybody can learn from this and hopefully janay gets all of the help that she needs. >> as for the game they will produce it just like a super bowl. i will talk to you have after the game from baltimore i'm beasley reese for "eyewitness

thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 after the football game. >> up next, "cbs evening news". the as nation looks back on 9/11 preparations are made for a renewed fight in the middle east, here from the "cbs evening news" from new york is scott pelley.

>> pelley: tonight, september 11, 2014. remembering the victims of the terror attacks. and 13 years later, facing new threats. >> i will not hesitate to take action against isil in syria, as well as iraq. >> pelley: david martin details the action the president is planning. the nfl calls in a former f.b.i. director to investigate the league's handling of the ray rice case. norah o'donnell has latest. james brown talks to the owner of the baltimore ravens. south african olympian oscar pistorius is cleared of murder charges but debora patta reports his legal troubles are far from over. and anna werner with the legacy of 9/11, the worst of times brings out the