new this morning a search is on for a driver in a hit and run accident overnight, and two women were seriously hurt in the crash. also this morning the hunt is still on for the shoot shore ambushed two state troopers, corporal brian dixon is kill, another trooper wounded, after the attack outside a state police barracks in northeastern pennsylvania. and it is final day of the susan g komen three day for a cure walkers get readied for last leg of their journey to fight breast cancer. today is sunday september 14th, i'm todd quinones. here's meteorologist carol erickson eyewitness weather, carol, good morning. >> good morning. we have pick up a lot of rain,

yesterday, more than what that he we should have. i know were you dodging those showers or in the steady rain throughout the the afternoon. forget about it. today is completely different then that. it will be an absolutely gorgeous day. we have 50 degrees in reading. the it looks, and at least it will be looking very, very nice. storm scan three over last few hours these storms moved out when they were supposed to. that was only thing they did otherwise they were over achievers bringing more rain then they had any independent case that they would. those storms, however, did leave, on time and that left us with clearing skies, throughout the overnight time period and we have a gorgeous day on tap for us today. 54 degrees in philadelphia right now. the it is cool every where. fifty-one trenton. fifty-three in wilmington. even ground fog in a couple spot particularly in the outlining rural area. forty-seven in the poconos. 9 degrees cooler then we were yesterday morning at this point through philadelphia. 11 degrees cooler then we were

yesterday in dover. temperatures today, oh, boy by noon it is 64 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. 72 degrees. dew points are down in the 40's. air mass is dry, sun will be out, the wind light, just perfect. let's put this into motion and it shows us all the way through 2:00 and beyond i won't keep it running right new but and beyond we will be looking for some great weather. i think you will maybe want to take a picture of our seven day forecast, coming up, todd. carol, thank you. new this morning a hit and run accident is under investigation along the philadelphia waterfront. authorities tell us that two cars collided at delaware avenuer street have a after 2:00 a.m. two women in their 20's were taken to the hospital and both are in serious but stable condition. the driver of the striking vehicle fled the scene on foot. also new this morning the ramp to enter the walt whitman bridge from i-95 southbound is

closed right new due to an accident. a car crashed and rolled over on the highway just after 4:00. two people inside were rushed to the hospital, no word on their condition. a pennsylvania state trooper was also involve in a crash, overnight his patrol cruiser was struck by a car in the schuylkill expressway right here near montgomery avenue at 2:30 this morning. both drivers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, and the driver of the or car, is facing charges for driving under the influence. a deadly ambush right outside of a state police barracks in northeastern, pennsylvania. corporal brian dixon was kill, another trooper was critically wounded. authorities say they have questioned a person of interest but they stress that they do not have a suspect in custody. shooting happened in the remote town of blooming grove, pike county, 140 miles north of philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers has more on the investigation. >> reporter: state police

commissioner frank noonan described the the crime in no uncertain terms. >> this attack was an ambush, our troopers were leaving the barracks and were shot without warning and really had no chance to defend themselves. >> reporter: corporal brian dixon and trooper alex douglass were both struck just before 11:00 at blooming grove police barracks in pike county. douglass was taken to the hospital and in stable condition but corporal dixon was pronounced dead at the scene. >> it has touch us to the core that such a thing could happen. >> reporter: search immediately began for a suspect in the case. officials believe the the the shooter had left the rural area where shooter happened and search program store tears have been expanded. a person of interest has been questioned in the case but is not considered a suspect. in the meantime a word of caution for the public. >> we have a are dangerous, armed criminal that is already killed one pennsylvania state trooper and wounded another and that is not in custody. >> reporter: corporal dixon

graduated from the academy in 2007 and had transferred to the blooming grove barracks from a posting in philadelphia governor corbett spoke about him late saturday afternoon. >> corporal brian dixon object leaves behind two young boys and a wife and i cannot imagine the heartache that they are going through. >> reporter: yesterday governor corbett ordered flags to fly at half staff at the capitol and government build initial pike county, a $20,000 reward is being offered for any information, leading to at rest and convictions of a suspect in this case. of course, keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for particular coverage. you can get the latest anytime right at cbs philly.com. developing right now, officials are working to confirm the authenticity of a just released video that appears to show the execution of another hostage biasis militants. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham tells us more about the victim british

aid worker david haines. >> reporter: video released on social media sat the day shows david haines, a 44 year-old aid worker from scotland on his knees with a masked man hovering over him with a knife. haines was kidnaped in northern syria last year as he delivered humanitarian aid. new video looks very much like the previous video showing the execution of two american journalist, james foley and steven sotoloff who were beheaded. in the video it appears that haines is following a script, he is denouncing british prime minister david cameron holding him responsible for his execution and following a trend of british prime ministers who can't fine the courage to say no to the americans. same masked man with the same accent appears in all three videos and like the two he threatens to kill another his stage. cameron called it despicable and appalling. he tweeted and released a statement saying the murder of

david haines is a act of pure evil and that his heart goes out to haines family who has shown courage and fortitude. cameron added we will do everything in our power to hunt down these murderers and ensure they face justice, however long it takes. haines family has asked for privacy. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a student at all bright college in reading, berks county is kill in the house fire just off cam piss. nineteen year-old sophomore matt rain was from south river, new jersey and held a school report in swimming. the other student in the house at the time of the fire reportedly jumped to safety. two required medical attention. the fire was contained to the basement and there were working smoke detectors. it is unclear how that fire started. the search is on for a hit/run driver involved in the deadly crash in tioga. philadelphia police say a car hit a 16 year-old man crossing the street, right at 25th and

allegheny and kept going. this happened around midnight. the victim was then hit by a second car that pulled over. police later found the striking vehicle abandoned on the 3100 block of bainbury street. it is finishing day for those participating in the three day susan komen walk. this is the tenth year for the walk that has raised hundreds of millions of dollars for breast cancer research. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at the pennsylvania convention center where walkers spent the night, syma? >> reporter: that is right, todd. they have spent the night here all weekend long. this is their last day of the three day event. right now with he me is first time walker, introduce yourself is what your name. >> nicole bianca. >> christian brown, kim lau. >> this is your first time participating in this event. what made you want to even try to do this? >> well, my aunt, kathy, her mom, my mom's identical twin sister passed away 11 years from breast cancer we had other families too but mostly

for her. we have been here to finish it up for them. >> reporter: turf ask you guys have have such a cute group name what is your name. >> girls gone miles. >> everybody on the back there. >> reporter: how has it been 60 miles in three days, so far you have covered 40, today will be the last 20. >> it is harder then you think. everything hurts from the waist down. your feet hurt. you have muscles thaw didn't know that you had, it hurts to walk to the bathroom. it is rough but you think about people go through more and those aches and pains aren't so big anymore. it is a reflective sort of time and comradery and hang out and bond. no one else has done it and you have, you feel pretty brave. >> reporter: hoy ask the weather has been quite different in the past couple taste. you have sun one day, rain the other what is it like to go through that different weather changes. >> it was sunny and warm and

beautiful day one. we were sweating. having a great day. yesterday was hard. our feet were splashing in puddles. we have blisters. it was rough. you put puncho and make the best of it. you remember this isn't so bad compared to some things other people have gone through. you just tough it out. we have each other. we kept on behind each other, one in behind, one in front. it is not easy but worth every single step, every blister and every ache and paint. >> reporter: do you remember other people are going through so much more. thanks so much, ladies. the walk starts, so happy you guys will do this for the first time. you guys are walking, surviving, a lot of people here walking, limping and sore but walk for today, starts at 7:30. we are live, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks very much. fear and panic in the water a two men had to be rescued. their story up next.

also a head a coyote finds a warm place to take a nap. what the home own der to get the wild animal out of his fireplace. and also three is on your side with what you pack for your children. also ahead the rain is out of here and carol has her

two new york letters were rescued in the water off my aim, florida avenue they drifted too far from their boat.

a person on shore noticed one this distress and called police. the rescue boats found them and pulled them on board. they were not injured. a home owner in scottsdale, air zone gets the shock of his life when a coyote darts inside his home. after he called 911 he found the coyote asleep inside his fireplace. greg arghost reports. >> reporter: 7:00 a.m. thursday morning. jonathan ray allen and his dog. >> this is karma. >> reporter: are heading to work when he realizes he has a home intruder. >> i am trained with the weapon, so i pulled it out in casey did need to use it. >> reporter: he calls 911 to report the threat. >> making sure it wasn't an attack. >> reporter: that threat is 25-pound baby coyote was already fast asleep. >> once it had settled down, it settled down in the fireplace. >> unfortunately this little guy is acting like a pet.

>> reporter: jonathan wasn't taking any chances. >> i'm arm with the 9-millimeter. >> reporter: even with the help of his neighbor the scott, and some drums, unwanted house guest was not going anywhere. >> we were still calm but he didn't move. we tossed some things at it, didn't move. tossed it, hit it, it didn't move. >> reporter: it is not taking a nap, it is in rem sleep in, full on, 100 percent, i'm just going to bed, and, you know, i had a long night out, leave me alone. >> reporter: police arrived armed with the broom, still out cold. >> we're doing a fireplace rescue. >> reporter: until animal rescue gets here and was able to remove the little guy that was greg arghost reporting. animal tested negative for rabies and released in a less populated area.

well, we are in store for a great day and after yesterday's wash out, we have earned it, right. >> yes, i might not have, but everyone else d we got a lot more rain yesterday then that system should have been bringing us. we should have been seeing a tenth to a quarter of an inch. we have .4 of an inch instead yesterday. we have pick up, some good amounts of rain. we need sod rain. we're not going to be finding any for many days except maybe one little shot at another little chance of rain. otherwise what we're seeing here clear skies, beautiful conditions, that is what will be happening all week long. we are starting to brighten up in reading. 50 degrees right now. very cool morning. very cool, pleasant start to the day. storm scan three nothing going on. we don't have any clouds to track. anything you see out there should be leaving, if you even see a little bit of fog. temperatures today, start cool and they end absolutely perfect. we have 54 degrees in

philadelphia 51 in trenton. fifty in wilmington. forty-seven in the poconos. the in the 50's along the the shore. temperatures today will be getting anywhere from say 68 to about 72 or 3 degrees. just a really nice range. look at how cool, back to the west, we are finding even cooler temperatures tomorrow morning then what we're fining this morning. i'll seeing michigan 33 degrees. forty-four in chicago. cooler air is out there. komen three day we saw syma outlaid is waking up getting ready to go on their walk today. much better day. their shoes will be dry. eyes might not be as closing ceremonies when they finish this walk today but the ground will be dry today. 73 degrees. it is a beautiful day for that. we have temperatures in the 70's today, lower 70's, in the 70's on monday and then tuesday. maybe tuesday we will start to pick up at least a chance of picking up just maybe a very stray little shower in the morning. otherwise the rest of the week looks completely dry.

we will put this into motion and notice that we have this cloud and a spot or two and that is really the trend right through monday and then we will go on into the next model. thinks longer range. it does want to bring these rain showers in and decent shot of some rain. this is 3:00 in the morning on tuesday, and look at this by 5:00 o'clock in the morning on tuesday, maybe even heavier rain. we have learned by now, i'm sure, i know i have, we don't set our clocks by this and not even necessarily the amounts or the locations, it is just a trend that some rain is coming early on tuesday but leaving, and by the time we will get through the rest of tuesday we will get sunshine coming back and we have sunshine for days after that. so if for some reason you could not enjoy wet the tore day the way would you like to, there are other opportunities. seventy-three in philadelphia. shore 68 today. poconos 65 degrees. temperatures feeling a little cooler but feeling just absolutely wonderful. heading to the beach today you

have a low risk of rip current in the water, warmer then the air. you may want to warm up and get in the water. 73 degrees, sunny and beautiful. wind north. tonight 52 degrees and in the 40's in the outlining areas. as we look at the the seven day forecast look at these numbers. they are absolutely perfect. they are in the 70's, every single will day, so we have some great looking weather coming up for us. you know, here is a wonderful, fun thing that you can do. i was out there yesterday. it is now day two of the third annual bucks county classic cycling in doylestown. yesterday, opening race featured hundred mile grueling course through doylestown, to new hope, and there will be several other race tours day, cbs-3 is a proud sponsor of this event. i'll tell you it looked like they were going through europe the way they were going yesterday. started with precipitation, they had some dry road too so just think a great event, todd.

>> carol, thank you. heavyweight boxing champ joe frazier inspires a new generation of athletes, hundreds gathered in strawberry mansion running on the same trails that the champ once frequented. proceeds from the 5k will benefit youth programs at mander rec center on north 33rd street. on the cbs-3 healthwatch with students back to school, parents are more focused on lunches and while it has gotten better cafeteria food isn't always the most nutritious but new study says home pack lunches are often much worse. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has more on that and some helpful solutions. >> my kids don't like this. >> reporter: shanon urban tries to pack a healthy lunch for them every day but sometimes struggles to find foods that they will eat. >> we might have turkey sandwich and peanut butter and jelly every day but if they eat it, i am will's happy with that. >> reporter: new study looked at home packed lunches of 603rd and fourth graders and

found in of the meals contain servings from all five food groups. >> what is coming from home is not as good as is what being served in the schools. >> reporter: so how can parents make healthier lunches that kid will eat? experts say, start at the grocery store. >> allow them to go shopping with you when he you say okay, what fruit do you want to have in your lunch box and let them pick a variety of it. same thing with vegetables and have a better chance of being packed but eaten. >> reporter: there are a few tricks to make veggies more appetizing. >> the biggest secret is salsa, kids love it and it is a serving from the vegetable group. >> reporter: salsa with chips is best and instead of milk you can substitute yogurt or cheese in addition to lean meats there are a few other good protein options. >> but think about humus. of course, peanut butter sandwiches another easy one to have. >> reporter: experts say if the majority of your child's lunch is healthy it is okay to pack them a dessert.

i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". prince harry heads up an event that is near and dear to his heart, coming up next on "eyewitness news" how he is helping to solute wounded warriors around the globe.

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line and learned that sports plays a important role in rehab billtation. >> this is first time they have ever tried swimming but every time they jump in the pool they are warriors. that is when i realized a multi sport, international event for these men and women is exactly what they need. >> prince played wheelchair rug by with the athletes and today is closing ceremonies. coming up in the next half an hour on "eyewitness news" i been adrian peterson is out on bond have after being arrested and charged with abusing his young son. also ahead, they are selling like hot cakes, before they even hit the the stores, apples latest gadget flies off presale shelves. and drying out after a day of heavy rain, carol has your forecast when we come back.

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up. walkers are lining up to start the last day of this susan g komen three day event. they are finishing up 60 miles. i'm syma chowdhry with the live report coming up. today is sunday september 14th, good morning everyone i'm todd quinones. here's meteorologist carol erickson with eyewitness weather. good morning, carol. >> a lot better today, todd, then it was yesterday when we had a few showers to put it mildly and we are looking at much better weather conditions today. we've got lots of sunshine. the lets go to the shore. ocean city boardwalk out running around, much better beach day to day then yesterday and take a look we have got a gorgeous sunrise down in cape may courthouse in middletown ship high school. 52 degrees. what a beautiful shot. lucky kids having a view like that standing on the roof somewhere. we have had storm scan three showing no clouds, no problems whatsoever. our weather wows were yesterday, today it is just going to be gorgeous and it is

not just today. we have a nice week coming up. our temperatures right now are cool, 47 in the poconos with wind northwest at 7 miles an hour, that is a drying direction so air feels so fresh. 54 degrees in philadelphia, wind north at six, and at the shore, 51 degrees and your wind are at 7 miles an hour. you can see the direction. the wind coming down and that is that drying direction and it is lovely here today. we should be right around 80 degrees in the afternoon and we won't be. sixty-four by noon. it is so nice out there. by 3:00 p.m. perfect weather, 72 degrees, incredibly comfortable. we will put this into motion. future weather. sometimes it does define for us. we are looking at to it day bringing in mostly sunny skies today. it is not just today. it looks like we have a very nice week coming up, with maybe one minor exception and i will show you that and what day that is coming up, todd? >> carol, thank you.

an ambush outside a state police barracks in northeastern pennsylvania, leaves one trooper dead and another critically wounded. authorities say they have questioned a person of interest but they stress they do not have a suspect in custody. corporal brian dixon, and trooper alex douglass were both struck just before 11:00 friday night at blooming grove police barracks in pike county. douglass was taken to the hospital and is stable but critical. but corporal dixon was pronounced dead at the scene. >> our troopers were leaving the barracks, and were shot, without warning and really had in chance to defend themselves. >> police believe the the shooter was looking to attack law enforcement, although, officials wouldn't say if the two troopers were specifically targeted. a $20,000 reward is being offered for any information, leading to the arrest and conviction of a suspect in this case. developing right now, officials are working to

confirm the authenticity of a just released video that appears to show the execution of another hostage, biasis militants. and more about the victim. british aid worker david haines. >> no audio. >> we will bring thaw story later in the broadcast. minnesota vikings star running back adrian peterson is out on bond after ago rested and charged with abusing his yuck son. cbs news correspondent wendy gilette tells us the the defense contends it was not abuse, it was discipline. >> reporter: minnesota vikings star running back adrian peterson turned himself in early saturday morning. he was processed at montgomery county jail and then left

after posting a $15,000.01. peterson is charged with child abuse after allegedly using a switch or a tree branch to spank his young child. >> a grand jury having tighted this case looked at injuries that were inflicted upon this child and determined that discipline was not reasonable and did not the reflect the community standard of what was reasonable discipline. >> reporter: peterson's arrest caps a difficult week for the nfl, still reeling from criticism of the handling of the ray rice domestic violence case. the league indefinitely suspended the baltimore ravens running back after a video surfaced showing rice striking his then fiance a in the elevator knocking her out. >> this is a nightmare for the nfl. it is darkest most embarrassing week of the history of the league. >> reporter: saturday afternoon rice and his wife made their first public appearance. they attended a high school football game at rice's alma math inner new york.

rice watched the first half from the sidelines and then left. crowd did not have much of a reaction to the visit but school officials say he is always welcomed here. the rice's nfl jersey has been removed from the school gym's wall. peterson has been benched for sunday's game with the the patriots. he will make his first court appearance in the next few weeks. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". queen lane apartments in germantown are no more... the nearly 60 year-old high rise had become an eye sore and haven for illegal activity in year. redevelopment has been nearly four years in the making. many neighbors donned masks and stayed to watch the implosion and just a few short minutes this is all that remained. reaction has been mixed. >> this was the place that i called home for 25 years. my mother was first one to move in there, you know, so to

see it coming downey mean that is our history. >> it has been here a long time, we have history here, lot of the residents around here they were crying when they blue it up but i know they are happy that it the is going to be bigger and better to come. >> this video shows why neighbors within a one block radius had to evacuate for most of the day, those in the blue dust zone were told to close all their windows and doors, 55 low-income housing units will be built at this site, a potters field will be recognized with a historic marker. units are set to open up next fall. it is the the final day of the susan komen three day walk for a cure and when it is over, hundreds would have walk 60 miles all to raise awareness for breast cancer research. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at the pennsylvania convention center where walkers are getting ready for their journey, syma. >> reporter: that is right, todd, walk begins at 7:30 but folks are lined up. they want to get this last day

over with. 60 miles, we're talking about it here, with me is lynn, we met her yesterday. this is the seventh year you are doing it. last day of the seventh year. how is it going. >> going g the first day you got that adrenaline and goes very well. we didn't sleep well friday night at all so i was really tired yesterday. second day is your hardest. i don't know why but it is and rain didn't help any. legs are sore, all. that sunday you wake up, you have that adrenaline going. these 14 miles will be nothing. nothing. >> reporter: we have been seeing people coming in limping, they seem tired from this event. 60 miles is a lot. they have cover 40. do you kind of think about with the pain i'm going through and think about the pain that are dealing with breast cancer. >> yesterday, i probably could have stopped but knowing that i'm walking for certain people and what they are going through there was in way i was stopping. i will crawl.

everything is here. they are in the giving up. you walk through breaks, pairs, blisters and you will do it because we're not hurting nearly as bad as the other people. we will find a cure. we will find a cure. >> reporter: there is a little more than 1600 walkers here this weekend, is it nice to be surrounded by so many people who have have the same goal, they are going through the same thing and someone limping they help each other out. >> we help each other out. great big family. it is a big community. we are all here for the same reason. it is neat. you meet different people, friend. it is a great experience. emotional but great experience. >> reporter: when we talk yesterday you talk about how you hear about other peoples stories and you already have friend of people that you know that have gone through that. have you heard anymore interesting stories this weekend. >> this weekend is not. i don't know if the rain put a damper on everybody. i haven't heard stories. i sat down with a friend i walk with in tampa and we were both looking at each other we

know each other and then we realized we walk together in tampa. that was cool. thank god i haven't heard any sad stories. i'm very happy with that. i hepp we're that much closer to the cure an everybody will be just be well. >> reporter: not a lot of people are holding on, a lot of people are pumped here, trying to stay excited and positive. they are trying to be fun which funny names. had has that had a nice atmosphere. >> it is a great atmosphere. we are all here to help each other. when you see somebody suffering on the route you stop, ask how they are doing and is there anything we can do. it is all one big family is what we are. >> thank you. >> reporter: have a good rest of your day. twenty more miles. again folks walkers are lining up, the walk starts at 7:30 but foulke are ready to go finish off their 60 miles. live, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". millennials and money still ahead on "eyewitness

news" what they are doing right and also what they are doing wrong when it comes to building a financial future. carol returns with the cool

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later, the man called police again saying zimmerman was park outside his work place. this time zimmerman was still on the scene when police arrived. he admitted to them that he was involve in the incident, earlier that week. south carolina representative mark sand ford and his fiance has split. sanford is known for having an extra mar toll affair while his staff claim he was hiking. he announced the break up in a detailed post on facebook on friday. sanford says strain between him and his ex-wife have complicated his relationships with his children as well as his relationship with maria bellan. they got engaged in 2012, a few years later he admitted he had been cheating on his wife. and anyone hoping to get the new iphone six plus, next week, is probably out of luck. preorders for the new smart phone started friday afternoon. and within hours, it was sold

out, apple has about a three to four week wait for iphone six plus, but the smaller iphone six is set to ship within ten days. new line of iphones is expected in stores september september 19th. it is looking like more millennials are saying cash is king and leaving credit cards out of the mix. many say they don't even have a single credit card and while they may sound good since they are not building up debt, three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan tells us there is also a down side. >> reporter: it seems that some of the financial habits of millennials could hurt their bottom line, down the line, bank rate.com survey find more than six out of ten millennials don't have a credit card. >> this is a generation that grew up in a place where the economy wasn't doing so hot, they were looking for a job in not the best job market and they have tons of student loan debt and they are reluctant to

take on any further debt that can contribute to their financial woes later on. >> reporter: even though avoiding debt now is a responsible financial have move avoiding credit could hurt later. >> on a individual level millennials are making it harder to get financing later on. i mean to get credit you need to build credit. credit card is a great way to do that. it is a fast way to do that. >> reporter: solid credit history can help when applying for a car loan or mortgage or even insurance policies. meanwhile on a retirement front a fidelity survey finds one in four minute renyels left money on the table by leaving a job before they were vested. 37 percent of millennials forfeited employer contributions to the 401k's on their way out the door because those younger workers tend to job hop. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. tough day yesterday, much better day to day. >> yeah, it was a tough day. we have more rain then we should have, we should have

seen a tenth to a quarter of an inch based on most of the models, we got more than that. we have picked up a third of an inch to almost half inch of rain. we could use it because we will find a dryer day but there is no consolation to anybody who had outdoor plans yesterday because they did get wet. today though, we are drying out and if there is a chance you could move any of those plants or you did you are in luck today. unshine right now out there, it looks beautiful over philadelphia area it looks gorgeous in cape may courthouse, wonderful in ocean city, every where you go we are looking at beautiful conditions today. weather is trying desperate the liz to make up for its bad performance yesterday. we have 54 degrees in philadelphia right now. the temperature is pretty closely bunched around the 50 plus mark today, 51 in trenton, 53 wilmington. couple spots are cooler. we are talking about reading at 46. poconos 47 degrees. the nice day today, move to the north and we have got

temperatures cool there too. fifty-one in northeast philadelphia, 49 in doylestown. mount holly, county seat of the lovely burlington county, 52 degrees. fifty in pottstown at this point. dew points we're always talking about the dew points and it is just kind of a word that makes you fall asleep when you think of the word dew point but what it does if you called it the comfort index and see it the in the 40's, this is really comfortable air. we are not dealing with humidity at all today. this is a dry, almost crisp air mass that we will find coming in today. storm scan three this is a a loop over the last 24 hours. this is a long time, when this starts up again. this is how it looked yesterday, and this is how it looked as we moved in the afternoon, we all know that, don't we? this thing moved on through.

it did at least one thing we did right was get out on time and left us with clear skies and that was also part of plan with this system i think. high pressure building in. temperatures great today. lower seven tomorrow mid to upper 70's. we will slightly warm up tomorrow, just great looking conditions out there by the time we will get to tuesday, maybe you will start to see a shower early in the morning otherwise sunshine returns. future weather, lets see if it is doing okay today with predicting with what we are finding, it says by 3:00 o'clock there would be a few clouds out there we will see if we will see any high cumulus clouds. otherwise we have clear conditions through the night. tomorrow a nice, bright, sunny dane and we will keep it like that for several days until we hit early on tuesday morning when another chance of some showers, will start to come in here and then maybe a little bit heavier shower, according to this computer model, even at the shore at 6:00 a.m. note is what happens then, we will see this go away. by 9:00 o'clock we are looking at clear skies, again, that is on tuesday. so we have days of nice weather ape days following that the way things are shaping upright now. seventy-three, not bad.

68 degrees, not bad at the shore. poconos 65 degrees. of course cooler in the mountains. we love that. there is a maryland rate risk now of rip current. so just be careful if you are in the water today which is warmer then air temperature. temperatures in the 70's, lower seven owe's, 52 tonight, easy forecast in the 70's the entire week, sunshine every single day that may be able to start the day on tuesday, todd? looks good, carol, thank you. time to check the roads. lets go to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, ann. >> good morning, todd. we are looking at i-95 southbound at the walt whitman bridge. off ramp was closed police car blocking off ramp there due to an overturn vehicle out of camera range. police are on the scene trying to clear this accident up. we will move traffic cam to the blue route, blue route right at exit number 13 saint david's exit southbound lanes to the right of your screen and we have road construction set up, there. right lane is closed as you can sianni traffic is on and

off slow, southbound, on the blue route between exit 16, schuylkill conshohocken exit and exit 13 saint david exit. moving on here to the ben franklin bridge mid span in delays or problems on the ben franklin this morning and that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now you todd, back to you. okay, thank you. nail biter for penn state facing off with rutgers for the first time in 19 years, rob ellis has highlights coming up.

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eagles around fourth most in the nfl point and despite being blanked first last week they still manager 27-point in route to a 34-17 win. nick foles after a miserable first 30 minutes where he committed three turnovers settled in throwing for 183 yards and two touchdowns. here's's chuck pagan owe on the fast break offence. >> very good start. it is really hard to replicate the tempo in preparing for this type of an offense that we will see. they do a phenomenal job. obviously, large amount of plays run during the game. >> birds play monday night but we've got you covered later today with sunday kick off at 11:30 on cbs-3. beasley reese heads up the festivities. phillies looking to sweep the marlins.

miguel franco made his major league debut at first last night and played dividend. he drives in ben reveer. phillies take a one to nothing lead at that point. two batters later marlon byrd, drives one to deep right center field. that will bring home franco. watch the great hustle by the way. even a little led footed but watch the great slide to get in ape that gives phillies a two to nothing lead. moves to the top of the seventh, marlins first and second, reid johnson singles. byrd comes up firing, justin borne trying to score and he is out at the plate. byrd comes up big. kyle kendrick goes to 13-three verse miami. jonathan papelbon second all time in phillies history. chairman ed snyder says he is cancer free, club announced his cancer diagnosis may 29th. given a clean bill of health august 13th. flyers rookie started camp yesterday. especially on the blue line.

full training camp opens september 19th. season opener is october 8th at boston. penn state and rutgers last played in 1995, nittany lions have not visited scarlet knight turf in 59 years. that change last night. james franklin and his qb chris and he takes it in for five, yeah. hackenberg three for four. lions go up 13- 106789 rutgers looking to answer. but gary know of ace pick up for the the fifth time in the game and that seals it. penn state escapes with the 13-ten win and their first big ten game of the season. union hosting red bulls, fill trailing two-one. sebastian, with the penalty kick right there and he buried it. he is 13 for 13 for penalty kicks in his career. game would end in the two-two draw. union extend an unbeaten streak to four. >> that is sports i'm rob ellis, have a great the day. she is a superstar pitcher

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latifah tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, right here on cbs-3. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 coming up at 7:00, coming back live we will get back to the pennsylvania convention center for susan g komen three day. then how a local community will honor memory of the fallen police officer brad fox today. boxing rematch everybody is talking about, we will tell but mayweather madonna two, and carol has your sunday forecast when we come right back. but do you know what's ine your skincare?- neutrogena naturals.

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police are searching for a driver wanted in a hit and run crash that seriously injured two women. also new this morning we are learning new details about one of the pennsylvania state troopers ambush and killed this weekend, plus manhunt continues for the killer. and we're live with walkers on the final day of the susan g komen three day for a cure. but today is sunday september 14th, good morning, i'm todd quinones. we will begin with a look at weather brings us to meteorologist carol erickson which joins us won again this morning. good morning to you, carol. >> good morning, todd. much better to day then yesterday when umbrellas said put us away, too wet for us. we have pick autopsy lot of rain yesterday and in some cases we have pick up half inch. in other cases we have pick up far less than that.