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the ray rice scandal changed last night's ravens game, and it has everybody speaking out today. >> yeah. i'm speaking to mike tyson's ex about it, and can you believe that chris brown is giving ray rice advice? >> it will bottle up in you, and you become a monster. >> we saw chris' ex rihanna out as the game's open with her song was pulled. >> and then some fans actually honored ray rice just like after the first video emerged. he was given a standing ovation. -p>> why do you think they did that? >> hear what robin givens tells me about domestic violence and mike tyson. >> really a piece of [ bleep ]. >> makes my heart beat fast. >> then robert downey jr. in court as his son faces drug charges. >> plus, was joan rivers' clinic doctor fired amid the death investigation? >> and also tonight, we have the making of carrie washington's game-changing "scandal" fashion line.

>> and we'll take "dancing's" leah notch thompson back to the future. >> that is your name, isn't, it calvin klein? >> more like back to the past. >> you can't change who you are. >> now "e.t." with an epic flashback friday surprise. hi, everybody. robert downey jr. was in court today standing by his son indio who was arraigned on drug charges, and it created an only in hollywood story. >> nowhere else in the world would that have happened. >> yeah, that's right. >> nowhere else in the world. but, first, more than 15 million viewers tuned in last night to "thursday night football" on cbs. >> you know with everything going on with the ray rice scandal. >> yeah. >> well, it kicked off as it had to, and as you would expect with a conversation about domestic violence. >> and you know, nancy, that video of rice punching his wife moved mike tyson's ex robin givens to write a powerful op-ed for "time" magazine because it's that kind of violence that she once knew all too well. when you saw the ray rice video, what was the first thing that

went through your mind? and i'm talking about the first video. we just saw her dragged off the elevator. >> mm-hmm. >> what went through your mind? >> i want to say i was shocked, but then in many respects i could have been there and certainly appalled. >> robin wasn't alone. >> let's be clear. this problem is bigger than football. >> cbs sports pre-game host james brown delivered a powerful plea against domestic violence last night. >> our silence is deafening. >> the speech was part of some last-minute pre-show changes, including scrapping the planned open. ♪ >> which included rihanna and jay-z's song "run this town." >> rihanna. >> no comment from the singer last night. the 26-year-old was snapped heading out to dinner in new york in a hot pink marc jacobs coat. >> ray rice was just recently in the news for domestic abuse. you've been down that road before. >> rihanna's ex chris brown told

mtv news he's a changed man and still talks to his therapist twice a week. >> you're not supposed to keep it inside, because it will just bottle up in you, and you'll become a monster. >> and you'll explode. >> yeah, you'll explode. >> look at this. rice is on the front page of the "the new york post" with the headline heaven help us and the report he and his wife janay were baptized in a baltimore church and became born again christians about a month after he punched her in the elevator, the video obtained by tmz sports. and this surprised us. >> i stick behind ray rice 100%, and i will rock this jersey every day until he is back on that field. >> ray had fans out last night supporting him, a lot of them wearing his jersey. >> so many people saw the first video, and they actually, like you said, kind of gave ray rice a pass. he returned to practice and was given a standing ovation. >> why do you think people did that? >> people love their sports stars. they are blinded in many ways by

sports stars, i think, by any star, and they also didn't want to believe that anything that violent could happen. >> i could not agree with you more. >> okay. so now the second video comes out. >> yes, yes. >> and now everybody is horrified. >> yes. what's important about this video is that people can't deny it. they can't say, well, maybe it didn't happen. well, what did she do? like you said, getting the pass initially of seeing the first video. what did she say? maybe she was drinking. we have to have this discussion. >> you wrote a beautiful op-ed for "time" magazine. at what point were you prompted to write that op-ed? >> i think it's buddy, my son, who finally said, you know, you have to speak out. >> you wrote about some very harrowing experiences. how bad did it get to you? >> well, it got to the point where i really believed i was going to die and i believed that i was going to die and nobody would care, like my husband would tell me, and i believed him when he said i'm going to kill you, and then when he later said i've decided not to kill you, i'm going to make your life

so bad you're going to want to slit your own throat. i -- it got bad. >> why did you stay? the first time mike hit you say you were engaged. >> mm-hmm, mm-hmm. >> so why not leave? >> mike gave an interview saying the best punch he ever threw was against me, hit one corner of the wall and the other corner of the wall and then i was out. something happens when that person comes over and says they love you and are crying on their lap and you go from being afraid and wanting to run to wanting to protect him and wanting to console him. i thought for a man to do something so severe and then beg and plead aad cry, especially a big strong one, you know, beg and plead and cry, and i'm not going to live without you, i remember feeling, wow, this must be love. >> the marriage collapsed after eight months, but it all came

back in a flash when tyson was seen on tv earlier this week cursing at a canadian interviewer. >> you're really a piece of [ bleep ]. >> hey, come on, man. >> no. that's a piece of [ bleep ]. >> we're doing live tv. >> i don't care. what are you going to do about it? >> when you see that, what do you think? >> makes my heart beat fast. >> does it really? >> yeah, yeah. it makes my heart kind of race. it makes my heart race. >> all right. first, let me address the mike tyson of it all. earlier this summer, as you know, i was on the set of a music video, and mike was there. we had a lot of fun, and i asked him about how he has in a sense rehabilitated his public image. >> don't take it for granted. the only way i did it because i had a great deal of people, had a great support system. >> i think mike has changed. >> i hope so. >> you've been around him since this new mike has emerged, but in no way does that excuse or forgive what he did to robin. >> no. >> and how that abuse still affects her today. you can see it in her eye.

>> i agree, but it brings up the whole question. do we give athletes a pass? >> you know we do. >> and if you think about the highest paid athlete in the world this year according to "forbes" is floyd mayweather jr., and he even has an arrest and still everybody from will smith to the kardashians and michael strahan are flying to las vegas to see mayweather fight live on pay-per-view. and it's always a hit and i think maybe robin has a point. >> all right. let's shift gears right now and talk about robert downey jr. he was in court today in l.a. to support his son indio. the 21-year-old pled guilty to cocaine possession and was ordered to enter a diversion program. >> your honor, i appreciate this opportunity, and i intend to make the most of it. >> okay. and then something happened that you are not going to believe is what i call an only in hollywood moment. >> yes. >> a judge told him he could rely on a super hero. >> i think you might have contact or an insight as to one

super hero, that's iron man, so that person can give you insight and wisdom to help you do this well. >> i kind of love that. his dad is iron man. >> tmz cameras show the judge giving indio a clean and sober bracelet to wear to remind him of his challenge. >> and if he follows in his dad's path it will be the right thing. in other news "e.t." has confirmed dr. lawrence cohen is no longer working at the facility where joan rivers went into cardiac arrest. a statement to "e.t.," quote, dr. cohen is not currently performing procedures at yorkville endoscopy nor serving as medical director. >> he hasn't been accused of anything or any wrong doing, but the state health department investigation continues. >> one more item before heading to break. leonardo dicaprio and eva longoria, seth myers joining president bill clinton, hillary and chelsea for the cgi, global citizens annual meeting in new york on september 21st through

the 24th. it's great. i've been there. >> that's going to be something else. >> coming up though, michael strahan is a busy man, but why is he getting busy with rachael ray? >> what? >> there's an explanation on way. just give us a second, but it's a little crazy. >> i see you, mike. i see you. >> take a look first at judge judy's new show. >> to get on that toilet you'd have to be a cowboy because you'd have to straddle over it like a horse. that's a little awkward. >> i don't need that visual. >> yeah, yeah. "e.t." is giving two lucky viewers four tickets to universal studios ha

as we came in early, we have some clouds out there so after that unbelievably gorgeous friday, we have a day to day that you'll fine some clouds and if you have been waiting for showers you may find some of those. lets take a look and see what we have at this point. we will find that we have clouds starting to come in the area. notice to the west we have some showers and they will be moving in the area. we are not expecting heavy rain, maybe a tenth to

probably at most, not everybody seeing anywhere near that a quarter inch of rain. this is not a heavy rain maker at all but we could see rain and it will be a glummy look to the day to day. we are dealing with temperatures though that are pretty cool. look at that 48 degrees in the poconos. we have 63 in philadelphia with the wind out of the north east at the ten and down at the shore 58 degrees in atlantic city at the airport there. as we put these numbers up you can see temperatures in the 60's from philadelphia to the south but cooler to the the north. we have had cooler air coming in over next couple of days. our temperatures today probably stay around 70, 71 degrees. i would say from maybe 1:00 to 4:00 that is probably most likely time we will see some showers around here and again, they should be light. can't rule out then earlier or later then that but that is what it should be. komen three day, he can day,

71 degrees. those ladies and men can handle. that on sunday beautiful day to finish that at 73 degrees. expect to go find our computer mod that he will say a couple of showers scattered around but as we get in the afternoon at 2:00 we are seeing more of them abe we will continue to follow that time line and play out rest of the time line when i come back. look for a week, i think you'll love temperatures but what about the sky conditions. we will show thaw coming up, todd. carol, thank you. we will begin with breaking news reports of the shooting at a pennsylvania state police barracks in pike county. details are sketchy at this hour but reports say that the shooting happened at the barracks in blooming grove which is 35 miles east of scranton. we have a crew at the scene and we will have a update for you later this morning. one person is dead, after a fast moving row home fire in south philadelphia. fire fightes rushed to the 4800 block of south marshall

street just after 10:00 o'clock friday night. when they arrived they found flames shooting from the first and second story windows, victim is described as an old's dult resident. the fire commissioner derrick sawyer talks about the importance of smoke detectors. >> we did a search through the house and we found one working alarm in the basement. we have not found any working smoke alarms at any other level of the floor. >> today is the, well, this is rather the the 23rd fire fatality so far this year. investigators believe that smoking may have contributed to the fire. the nfl is moving from one crisis to another, minnesota vikings star running back adrian peterson is facing a charge of child boost in texas. the as "eyewitness news" anchor chris may tells us the football star is accused of beating his son with the switch. >> reporter: texas grand jury indicted the six time pro bowl running back accusing him of causing serious injuries to

his four year-old son during a visit to peterson's home in may. these photographs from the draft of the police report obtain by cbs sports radio 610 in houston reports to show the child's injuries, cuts, bruce toes his back, buttocks, ankles and legs and descriptions as defensive wound to his hand. law enforcement sources say peterson used a switch like this as part of the tree brand to much spank his son after eye would i pushed a sibling. another shows investigators how he pulled it from a tree. investigation also reveals these text messages said to be between peterson and boy's mother. so you will be mad to me about his leg the player wrote, i got kind of good with the tail end of the good. later he got five more pops then normal, he didn't drop one tear. the boy's injuries were discovered during a doctor's appointment which led to the formal investigation. peterson's lawyers rusty harden says player has fully

cooperated with investigators and regrets what he called an unintentional injury. in a statement harden says in part adrian is a loving father who used his judgment as a parent to discipline his son. he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child, growing up in east texas. chris may, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". minnesota vikings organization is taking action following the shocking indictment of one of its best players. they have deactivated peterson for this weekend's game with the patriots. vikings released this statement saying that they are quote in the process of gathering information regarding the legal situation involving adrian peterson. at this time we will defer further questions to adrian's attorney rusty hardin. stay with "eyewitness news" for latest on the indictment of adrian peterson. we will bring you updates on tv and on line at our web site at cbs philly.com. stay with us, we will be right

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in just a few hours the philadelphia housing authority will implode a high rise force something nearby residents to leave their homes. the queen lane apartment in germantown will be reduced to ruble at around 7:15. "eyewitness news" reporter charlotte huffman has more. >> i'm not happy at all. >> reporter: robinson lives right across the street and worries what will be left behind when the implosion's dust finally settles. >> my son's asthma is really bad and it is a lot of dust. i necessity is there asbestos over there in the building because i saw the signs when

walking my dog. >> this should have been gone 20 years ago. >> reporter: lisa hopkins say the vacant building brought her neighborhood down and she's happy to see it go. >> eye sore, accumulation of violence, drug activity, you name it. >> reporter: when like it or in the final preps are underway, surveyors are snapping before photos... contractors are hard at work and so are residents. >> we plan on targeting the front of the house. >> reporter: amir baxter's house is steps from the the site. >> my main concern is the foundation of the house. >> reporter: the city says they have it covered. >> over the past over a decade we have done more than 22 implosions in the city of philadelphia, vast majority of them been in neighborhood situations just like this. >> reporter: robinson and 90 other resident living within a one block radius will to have evacuation by six, 400 others within two block radius will stay inside with windows and doors closed. it is all part of the housing authority's plan to replace

the 60 year-old high rise with 55 low-income housing units while preserving an old burial ground in the middle of the units which are set to open next fall. air quality experts will be here to let resident know when it is safe to return that could take up to 12 hours n germantown, charlotte huffman for

today it is saturday september 13th, good morning everyone i'm todd quinones. here's meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. >> at least it is not friday 13th. somehow it kind of feels that way, we are looking at, a day that will be cooler then we have accustom ourselves to over the last couple of months but i think that will feel nice and it is cool out there this morning at 62 degrees in center city. even chillier then that in the outlying area. fifty-seven in reading at this point so cloudy start to the day and a cool one as well. so you may welcome that. storm scan three notice that there are some clouds moving in the area looking very closely. otherwise your eye is probably immediately drawn to the rain showers. we will find a few rain showers in the area and they should not be help heavy, a tenth of an inch of rain in some spot or two might get a quarter inch of rain but we could use some rain so it is not a bad idea but just a

timing on the saturday i'm sure people don't really enjoy. sixty-three in philadelphia. sixty-eight in trenton. fifty-eight in wilmington area. forty-eight in the poconos right now. we have wind coming from the north east and we have some clouds out there, 10 miles an hour wind through philadelphia and that is probably just about the strongest wind you'll fine at this point. temperatures by noon just 67 degrees and by 3:00 p.m. with the rain shower around a temperature of 70 degrees. we may see 71. as we time this out notice we will pick up a few scattered showers this morning but much more likely moving into the afternoon hours that we will see these rain showers. again they are not heavy. clouds however will be. we will check out that eyewitness weather seven day forecast and there are some numbers that you'll like, todd. okay, carol thank you. more on our breaking news reports of the shooting at a pennsylvania state police barracks in pike county. this is a photo of one of the

roadblocks at the scene. we are working to get more details on this situation. reports say that the shooting happened at the barracks in blooming grove, which is about 35 miles east of scranton. we have got a crew at the scene and we will have an update later on this morning. a jury hand down a guilty verdict against a woman accused of kidnapping a five-year old girl from school and sexually assaulting her last year. now our walt hunter is taking us inside the the investigation with the firsthand look at the that evidence led to the conviction. >> reporter: mother of the five-year old victim with her attorney, left the criminal justice center, the journey for justice for her daughter, now over. her attacker cristina regusters who abduct the girl from her west philadelphia school sexually assaulting and abandoning her in a play ground now convicted on all counts. >> i'm very thankful that this monster was found guilty.

>> this child is one of the most, if not the most remarkable child that i have had the pleasure of coming in contact with. >> reporter: prosecutors praised the little girl who despite horrifying injuries helped gather evidence including remembering the the squawking of a mccall inside of the home, where she had been blindfolded and imprison. >> she was saying i'm getting tired, i don't feel good. i really want to help. i don't want to stop. >> reporter: among evidence convincing jurors of regusters guilt a 911 tape obtained by kyw news radio as good samaritan nelson mandela myers, who found the victim in an upper darby play ground, crying, shivering and wearing only a t-shirt came to her rescue. >> i was walking and i heard her say help me. >> reporter: one of the jurors who asked to be remain a anonymous says a dna match was a major factor. certainly dna evidence was strong, strongest factor in our decision. we got the right person and

justice will be done. i'm certain the family will have some type of of closure. >> i am going to ask for the most that i can get, hopefully the judge will listen. >> reporter: defense attorney fred harrison hopes to not to impose the life sentence that prosecutors are asking for regusters, while the the victim, now trying to move forward with her life. forever changed. >> there are physical and emotional scars that are there for life and that is why this case was so important. >> reporter: with this verdict in a second trial is still ahead, victim and her family suing the philadelphia school district for lacks security that they say made it possible for regusters to abduct the five-year old from her classroom and then carry out the terrible crime. in the the sat center i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". workers at the taj mahal in atlantic city have received notice that the casino could shut down for good in

november. trump entertainment resorts says it sent the the notice to american 3100 employees. company filed for bankruptcy tuesday and threat tone close taj mahal if it didn't get concession from his unions. it pointed to in 13th as a tentative close another date. susan g komen three day for the the cure continues today, walkers are walking to deif the breast cancer one step at a time. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at the pennsylvania convention center where day two is underway, syma? >> reporter: that is right, todd, it is the second day of the three day event here, at the pennsylvania convention center. ladies you can see are getting up, get something breakfast. a lot of folks are getting ready to do their day two. here is a table full of characters. these ladies are still in their pajamas. i have to talk here. what is your name.

>> perry. >> and what is your team name here. >> too twisted and we have how the breast was won. >> and the breast of philadelphia. >> i like these team names. i like thaw bring leavety to a very serious topic. >> we have to have a good time make walkers smile and we have fun. >> reporter: are you in a character right now. >> what are you talking about. i have no idea what you are talking about. >> reporter: you guys are bringing so much fun. tell me what this event really means to you. >> we're trying to be happy you are not going to make us cry. >> reporter: it is 5:30 in the morning. >> we are survivor. we have a survivor on our team. >> nine years. >> reporter: is what your name, ma'am. >> nine years. >> reporter: is what your name. >> sue. >> reporter: tell me what this event means for you.

>> to me it is amazing, everybody here is coming out for the survivors. we feel like we should be doing it for everybody else. they are here for us. >> reporter: i love the energy of this group. you guys are so positive. you are having fun. what do you want our viewers to know about this event. >> just come out and support us, be out there for the walkers. we are here to raise money. >> reporter: how many years have you been participating. >> this is my tenth year walking. i started in 2005 when i was on chemo and i can't get enough of it the and can't raise enough money for the cause. we just keep going. >> reporter: i'm sorry what is that. >> it is time to get rid of the disease. >> reporter: ma'am, what were you going to say. >> so we can have more of our faith and help fine a cure for our friend, families and sisters and everybody here susan g komen people think it is just a name, it is not, it

is to save people, mothers, daughters, sisters and men too and people don't realize that and that is what we are all here for. >> reporter: thanks so much, ladies, enjoy your day. it is second day of susan g komen's three day event. they are covering 60 miles. i have to say todd the energy even though it is so early. everybody is keeping positive and they are excited to be here. back to you. >> same, thank you very much. this weekend a special honor for a 14 year-old fighting cancer. he got his wish, a break from treatment and a trip to his high school football game. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers were there where many were pulling for his recovery. >> reporter: it is not every day a freshman with the marple newtown high school football team out for their home opener but not every freshman has this that michael shelley has. >> they gave him so much love and support and that gets us through every day in the hospital.

>> i will be better in the even. >> reporter: michael was practicing for the upcoming football season. he told his mom that he had a stomach ache. trip to the er ape three days later they discovered he had non-hodgkin's lymphoma a rare aggressive form of cancer. chemotherapy started right away and life he knew was put pot on hold. shoulder pads were traded in for a hospital gown, water bottle exchange for an iv. but he kept his spirits up, singing and caning with one specific thing in mind. mike led his team on the field as an entire community rallied on. they wore shelley strong t-shirts and chanted his nickname. >> rudy, rudy. >> that is rudy they are saying. >> extra support to play another day. >> i'm beyond proud of the student body and community as a whole for what they have done. >> reporter: mike still have have months of chemo ahead and hardest days are yet to come. he will go through witt lots of people cheering him on.

>> it helps a lot. my team supports me the whole time. i can't wait to get back on the field next year. >> reporter: matt rivers, cps3 "eyewitness news". chilly start to the day and rain is on the way, carol is timing things out when your outdoor plans could be impact. we will be right back. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes

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back on "eyewitness news" with the avenue of the arts celebrating a special

anniversary for opera philadelphia. >> ♪ >> sounds beautiful. celebrations started with a recital by philadelphia born tenor steven costello and soprano wife eileen perez. they were recently hailed as jay-z and beyonce of opera, after the the recital guests kind outside the academy of music on broad street and broad sleet was turned into an outdoor ballroom. >> great event. today, if you have outdoor plans, based on timing really. >> and imagine if those two fight at home how beautiful that must sound at home. if you have outdoor plans you'll want to find someplace maybe an umbrella we are not expecting heavy rain but there will be rain showers in the area generally light. we could use the rain but that is in consolation if you have something planned for outside. it is just throughout the the afternoon. by evening mostly everybody will be out of this. this isn't a long, lived thing

at all, just a nuisance to have on a saturday but we do need rain sometimes. 57 degrees in reading right now, cool start to the day, not much in the way of winds or too many place that he is we have 10 miles an hour winds in philadelphia here are these rain showers i have been talking about and mostly on the light side and they are still not in our area they have a ways to go. i would say by this afternoon by one, two, three, or 4:00 probably that time period more likely to see these showers in the area. 63 degrees in philadelphia. sixty-one in wilmington. fifty-eight in trenton. fifty-four in the allentown area. it is in the 40's in the poconos. you will notice difference when you walk outside. it does feel good. sixty-one in wildwood as well with these wind 10 miles an hour through philadelphia calm at the shore. depending where you are we have a wind speed varying a bit. it is not gusty wind but just kind of a wind that makes you think, maybe the seasons are thinking about starting to

change. we have temperatures today that are in the lower 70's, and speaking of lower, we have low pressure that will be creating some of these showers as we move through the the afternoon. it doesn't stay here long though. it gets out. it is chased out by the high pressure system. it will look completely different tomorrow. today might be the day to do some chores inside the house because it will be hard to keep you out of the outdoors tomorrow with the temperatures getting in the 70's and and all that sunshine. it looking even better on monday with temperatures a couple degrees higher then. that lets time it out this computer model has put a couple sprinkles in here at nine or 10:00 o'clock in the morning. then we will watch for by the the time we get to 3:00 in the afternoon more chances of showers. not everybody at the same time but still those showers are around and you cannot necessarily draw a map, exactly where this is, they will be around. i think that is the take away message and also the timing. the by 5:00 we still got some

around the area, we have some at the shore, we have a lot of clouds, look back to the west, clearing is starting to move in, 7:00 o'clock tonight it is really starting to move in. by the time we hit overnight we're through with the clouds and precipitation and we've got some great looking weather coming up and it looks great monday and maybe even tuesday we will pick up an early shower but everything looks great. komen three day we saw syma out there i was out there yesterday with all of them, 1300 of them. 71 degrees. they will walk maybe through a rain shower but that noise big deal for them. 37 degrees. tomorrow sunshine as they wrap that up. our temperatures through philadelphia lower 70's, middle 70's at the shore and lower 60's in the poconos and depending where you are it is completely different. seventy-one philadelphia. fifty-six tonight, with the cool night tonight, and then next couple of days, notice all of those numbers in the 70's all week long, really nice, looking week, coming up. couple clouds you today and

rain showers no big tiehl. >> i like it, carol thank you. >> high school football at its finest, week number two of the friday football frenzy. see if your team made the cut, coming up on "eyewitness

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garnett valley assistant coach joe told me three things you will always remember, the sound of your wife saying i do, sound of your child crying and the sound of the drum beat, on friday night frenzy.

>> cheering. >> it is time for friday football frenzy, take it away, beasley, wow. >> special thanks to the garnett valley cheerleaders for that introduction, we will get to your town, your kids, on tv. it is time for friday football frenzy to get it started garnett valley head coach mike ricky sets the scene for our game of the week. >> opportunity to play in the game in september that means something is an awesome opportunity. so we have an opportunity tonight to become all of the work during summer, we have done all of the work during the season, we have done all of the work during the off season so when we get to a game like this, we're in the game that counts, we play against a storied program like ridley. we get a chance to showcase what garnett football is all about. >> all right. the game of the night and biggest game in the delaware county, ridley visiting garnett valley. garnett valley getting on the

board first. he flew flew for the touchdown and. now it is garnett valley again. remember the the go west, young man, headed for touchdown. but ridley would in the go down without a fight. they never do. jake hoffman with the keeper for touchdown but was in the enough. garnett valley won 21-14. how good is this fake. he fooled the cameraman. amani baker with the touchdown. overbrook the winner 20 to nothing. mlk at lincoln and, he well roll out. he will fine, mark mcray and they connect for a long touchdown. mlk the winner 39 to nothing. strawberry mansion at kensington and watch, amir rubin, a nice touch to lewis grassiani reach out and bring it down, kensington wins

35-six. >> washington township visiting cherokee. opening kick off. watch this hit, and that is a fine in the nfl. but the game, i'm an old db and i like to see a nice intersection. he steps in front. cherokee won the game 27- 27-seven. mapel said, he goes deep to charlie perkins and he will have a nice grab in the end zone, amaro won the game 52-20. prep charter taking on the high snap that will not matter. will not matter to way. he has right way in the end zone, and prep charter won 39-20. true man visiting cardinal o'hara and the the quarterback, great, get him. no. they can't. it is a touchdown. thirty-seven-14 true man the the winner.

monsignor boner taking on polumbo, and you know what, seeing this read by defensive back just brings back all memories. smooth run. get it. >> no, he ties fast. 65 yards to the house. boner the winner 41 to zero. upper perkiomen at pottsgrove and pottsgrove had its offence working. he find michael bauer for 53 yards and a touchdown and he didn't to have break a stride. smoothes run of the day. watch my man devon here. they can't catch him. pottsgrove won 42-six. finally methacton at boyer town and another, conner, fakes hand off, and won the game, 25-seven. great job by the amateurs.

now lets turn pro. sixteen games left for phillies, friday night, they started a three game series with the the marlins. here we go game tied in the tenth, codey ashe at the plate. everybody pick up your stuff, don't leave your car keys, go home as this first career walk off home run and phillies beat marlins, three-one. eagles will have another practice saturday and walk through on sunday to get ready to face colts on monday night football. that game will put two of the top rated young quarterback in the games nick foles and andrew luck. luck with the slight advantage at this point in their career. like nick, nfl is banking on andrew to lead the next generation of star qb's replacing manning, brees, brady, chip kelly has been impressed with luck since facing him in college. >> he can do it all. more experience he gets i think he has most come backs for a quarterback in the first few you years in the league in the fourth quarter. i don't think there is anything you can throw at him

that will say he has never seen it. >> nfl players association approved a new drug policy which should take effect this season. league will test for hgh, human growth hard member and fewer players will test positive for marijuana because is there a new threshold for how much of the drug needs to be in your system. under the new policy some players who are serving suspensions may be able to return to the field sooner. that is sports i'm beasley reese, have a great weekend. we're following breaking news, coming up in our next half an hour of "eyewitness news" reports of the shooting at a state police barracks in pike county pennsylvania. latest details are coming up next. in just over an hour this high rise will no longer stand. crews are preparing to implode the 16 story building. then carol returns with the latest on some rain heading our way today, when you will need umbrellas coming up next.

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we're following breaking news right here on cbs-3, reports of the shooting outside state police barracks in pike county, pennsylvania. we will bring you more details coming up. also ahead a high rise implosion is happening this morning. we will tell you about the 16 story building crews are getting ready to implode at this hour. and, hundreds are waking up early this morning to begin the second leg of the very important journey, the susan g

komen three day for a cure. today is saturday september 13th, good morning, i'm todd quinones. the here's meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. >> we have some clouds out there this morning so i think we will be finding friday through sunday, bookended by sunshine but in the middle where we are right now, the clouds, and maybe some soggy feeling because we are looking at a couple rain showers. lets look outside and we don't see them at this point at all. ben franklin bridge looks bright and beautiful. we have clouds overhead. you can see them on storm scan three. if you look carefully, closely at your set. notice some of these rain showers, low pressure moving through and that will be triggering these showers as we move through the afternoon. none of them should get heavy and if we talk about a tenth or less of an inch of rain that would be accurate for most people. there is a chance maybe somebody would see a quarter inch of rain but