in the news, update on breaking news from northeast philadelphia. a boyfriend is mistaken for intruder and shot to death by the girl's father. >> the tends moments unfolded overnight in home circle and "eyewitness news" rorter jan carabeo is live there this morning. jan, what can you tell us about the investigation at this point? >> i can tell you 32 year old man is dead this morning, shot and killed after making his way into second story apartment here, killed by 41 year old man, who lives inside. now, this is still a developing story, and there is a big question this morning. was this a big miss understanding? police say, the victim, was towelly, the boyfriend of the homeowner's daughter, and he was possibly mistaken for a home intruder. >> deadly shooting unfolded at the amounts 2700 block of axe factory road, police say, the victim was shot, after he

climbed through a second floor rear bedroom apartment window, shot, they say, by a 41 year old man who lives inside. well, it turns out, as i mentioned, that the 41 year old shares his apartment with his 20 year old daughter, and police say, the victim was her boyfriend, that victim was confronted by the woman's father, in the second floor bedroom, police say possibly struggle, then the victim shot in the head. he was taken to torresdale hospital where he later died. now, police say, the initial report for this incident came in as a home intruder. but they are trying to sort that all out. the 41 year old father called 911. >> his 20 year old daughter was also in another bedroom, at the time of the shooting. so, the 20 year old female who was a resident of the apartment, the 41 year old male, who is the father of the female, were both in separate bedrooms in the apartment, and have both been transported to northeast detectives as

witnesses. >> we're told both father and daughter cooperating with police, no word on any charges this morning, i was just able to speak with the victim's mother, the 32 year old victim's mother who says, they live right down the street, these two new each other, and her son not in anyway breaking into this apartment. this is still developing story, we'll bring you the latest as is soon as we have it, but for now live live in home circle, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, more breaking news as well if philadelphia's kensington section this morning, where 24 year old woman is fighting for her life after early morning shooting. police say two men, fired at least ten shots at the woman sitting on porch of braddock street, hit multiple times, is currently in critical condition. and, you are looking live here at atlantic city trump plaza casino, which has folds dollars its hands today. gaming ended here just moments ago, at 6:00 this morning.

promptly. more than a thousand employees will lose their jobs, the plaza is the fourth atlantic city casino to close its doors this year. atlantic club, showboat, revel, already went out of business, and in november the trump taj taj mahal will also be closing. >> time 6:03, let's got our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i good morning, we've start today see some wet weather rolling through portions of our area here, so far this morning, and a system that will be sipping right along, very speedily, for us here, let's take a look at the area roof camera. in fact, onment top of the very own building here at cbs-3 where you can see obviously raindrops have shown up on the camera lens, so sign of what's taken place here, which is that we've start today see some wet weather moving through. now, these brief bursts, as we go next, to next camera, yes, you can see how there are some damp roads here, sort of the sheen showing up from the headlights there we want to go

next to storm scan3, and we will show you what's been taking place here, as well. at the local level, you can see, over the lasts three hour loop, what we are looking at here, things just really starting to ignite. this all comes courtesy of a very speedy frontal boundary, though, so timing little less than ideal about ready to hit the road. enough that i would certainly advise an umbrella, if you are walking out the door, in warminster. burr ready to get smack with a pretty solid batch of some rain. but, it is moving along, really really quickly. so, that's at least something that we have got going for us here. down across the kent and sussex county burdeners delaware, another little pocket of some steadier rain, and that's generally the synopsis here today. it is mainly up until the end of the typical morning rush. so really for the next three hours or so, we will still be dodging some additional raindrops along the way. but then, skies are going to start to clear on out. >> one of those 50-50, half

and half, whatever you want to call it forecast starts off less than ideal. it will pay dividends later on into the afternoon, so much nicer weather coming up. we should end up about 75 later this afternoon i have look shiny pretty things, but not if you are traveling on the rolled, the sheen therefore sure. let's get you outside. sort of piggyback off what katie says about those slick spots on the roadways, because it is slick all over. with the passing rain that's been going through on the schuylkill expressway, 95, the vine st. expressway, slick out there. careful, use extra caution, definitely that would be our best advice. you are traveling on the vine st. expressway, approaching the area of the schuylkill, not seeing too much of a problem. but, things are little bit different if you are traveling on 95, 95, southbound, high volume from the betsy ross bridge down through the vine st. expressway already, and that delay will only grow through the construction zone, and as we continue to move through the rush. as we take a look now at the ben franklin bridge, do have westbound commuters, here, with those headlights, taillights would be the

eastbound side. if you are traveling in the westbound direction, the right lane still blocked because of construction, but no major delays just yet. it will be majorly delayed later on. and note this, traveling amtrak service has been suspended between washington and philadelphia, because they're having overhead wire problems. let's head back to the desk. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. >> suv olney section, rounded corner at sham chose shortly after midnight hitting corner store with a apartment above it. four people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries 15 year old girl found in the woods currently in the hospital this morning, and police are investigating the possibility that she was sexually assaulted. police say she was wearing her school uniform at the time. and had visible bruises, on the back of her legs, and head wounds, the girl currently in stable condition. special victims unit investigating. thirteen year old in stable condition after being shot twice, in the stomach.

it happened last night, near marvine street, and erie avenue in the city's hunting park section. police say a 16 year old believed to be the shooter is in custody. police say that he remain at the scene, they're not sure if the shooting was accidental. no charges have been filed just yet. and, philadelphia police also continuing their search for suspect who shot a man inside juniata bar. this happened about 10:00 last night, at family tavern on the 1100 block of east luzerne street. police say the 28 year old victim shot multiple times in the face and chest, and later died at the hospital. right now detectives re searching inside that bar. >> breaking news, from afghanistan, three nato troops have died, another five hurt in a car bombing in afghanistan. the bomber drove into a convoy, just down the road, from the us embassy, and detonated. at least 13 other people were

injured. the taliban has claimed responsibility. >> us continues to build coalition of nations willing to join the fight against isis in iraq and syria. president obama meets today with retired marine general john allen, retired last year, but being called back into service to lead coalition against millitant group. meeting comes after us launched air strike yesterday southwest of baghdad. meanwhile secretary of state, john kerrey, will be in paris today, attending conference of world leaders, while he will be pressing for global strategy to fight isis. >> happening today, president obama will visit the cdc in atlanta for briefing on the ebola crisis in west africa. us now boosting its involvement in the fight. the obama administration announced it is ending 3,000 military personnel to the region to help. following the briefing the president expected to unveil new us commitments in fighting the spread of this virus.

>> former ravens running back ray rice has until midnight to appeal his nfl suspension just last week rice was kicked off the team, and then suspended indefinately, by the league after new video surfaced. nfl player union argues the league is punishing rice twice for the same offense. he was initially handed two-game suspension. pretty cool stat that i was just informed about. the eagles are the first team in ffl history to fall behind by 14 points in each of their first two games, and open their season two and zero. the birds facing the indianapolis colts in indian in prime time, and colts lead at the half. nick foles hit journey maclin in the game tying fourth quarter touchdown. as we say it ain't over yet. codey's 36 yarder would win it, 30 to 27. >> fans are getting used to it. >> having a heart attack

because of the way they play. a win is a win, that's all that matters. got a lot of work to do on defense, once they get the defense done, they will be good. >> defense and special teams stepped up. hey, banged up washington redskins team comes to philly sunday. we'll get injury update including whether desean jackson will be ready to play his old team coming up in sports. >> all right, ukee, the list of states with confirmed cases of enterovirus, d68, growing, by the day, it appears, finds out where more kids have been sickens, just ahead, in the health watch. >> also, developing right now, in california, thousands of people are forced from their homes, as nearly a dozen wild fires rage out of control. >> why steve jobs wouldn't let his own kidids play on ipad. that's coming up. >> ♪

>> it could be raining where you are. just a little bit, katie has your forecast torrey looking at your traffic on this terrific tuesday after an eagles win. we'll talk more on the other side. good morning, family, see now bit.

>> strong wind fueling these flames in the town of weed, california, near the oregon border. fire already scorched at least 100 homes, about 1500 people, have had to be evacuated. there are 11 major wild fires, now, burning across the state

of california. >> take a look at this fireball here. through the sky over new jersey, about 200 people reported seeing this meteor late sunday night. it is about the size after small car. and it traveled across the sky, at more than 10 miles per second. no damage was reported, just a spectacular scene there, you don't see every day. and it is time now for something we see every day. katie? >> there is our friend katie. >> oh, hey, guys, yes, and you know, we are actually still tracking, a little bit of wet weather out there, but actually want to start things offer with a quick look at the pass i have i can satellite. just talk about the wild fires in california, talk about opposite extreme, where we continue to track odile. still pomeling the southwest with steady soaking rain. meanwhile on our side of the us, we have some steady rain, as well, coming through in much lighter and quick moving pockets, however, so that does mean that you will quickly see this make its retreat out there. so, you know, around say the major arteries in

philadelphia, the vine, 76, torrey will talk about this, too, we've had some damp roads to contend, with but this is moving along very, very quickly, and i do think that as early as the lunch hour be able to get back outside, enjoy the sun. so while you might want to think about the umbrella, just enough, just heavy enough, with that rain out there, right now, that it would warrant an umbrella you don't need it later today. that's at least good news, half and half forecast true to form by tomorrow, that sun is back, looking at some nice weather, 76 on thursday, still some sun, then another cold front comes through, doesn't likely bring much precipitation, but man does it knock the temperatures back. vittoria? >> thank you, katie, you know what, katie is absolutely right. ninety-five the schuylkill, expressway, all of the major arteries as she was saying are definitely damp and wet. >> already rush hour approaching the rush hour, down through to the vine, a squeeze, so you have rush hour, you have the weather then construction zones, not fun mix, is it?

if you are traveling elsewhere, eastbound direction, approaching the area of gulph mills this way, this way, then the curve and the eastbound direction, so starting to see those blips on the radar, rush hour, the usual spot, so if you are leaving the house right now find them when you get out there. >> having some overhead wire problems, so be mindful of that. on stand by, for the burlington bristol bridge opening expected to open shortly, follow me on twitter, keep you updated when it does open up. >> torrey, thank you will, breaking news in this look at today hess 'd lines, victim in shooting in northeast philly home circle is the 32 year old boyfriend of the 20 year old daughter of the gunman. investigators say, that man thought the boyfriends was an intruder. and, more breaking news this morning, 24 year old woman is in critical condition, after shooting in kensington.

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>> running back adrian peterson will be back on the field this sunday days after charged with child abuse. peterson accused of spanking his four year olson with a

tree branch also known as switch. meanwhile, our sister station in houston reports, peterson was also accused of abuse ago different four year old son, last year, leaving a scar on his eye. he allegedly teixeira dollars the boy's mother saying he hit his head-on the carseat. peterson's lawyer called those injuries accidental and no charges were filed. >> respiratory virus spreading, now report in the two more states. health officials in indianna and montana say they now have confirmed cases of enterovirus d68. four indianna kids were recently sickens, but have since recovered. >> so far confirmed in ten states, none in the tri-state area. might surprise you, new york apple founder job jobs would not even let his own kids play

with computers? seems other silicone valley parents agree. one says she wants to keep her children away from screens until at least middle school. another says she and her husband actively hide their gadgets from their daughter. >> i think it is great for adults to a point. but i think i want them to have a natural childhood. so hard now to have natural childhood, get them out and play. >> child development specialist says for most families technology isn't a bad thing, but should be limited to help raise more well-rounded children. something to think about. >> even the babies are doing the selfies. >> craze. >> i phillies closer jonathan papelbon learns his punishment for making on scene gesture at the sands. that's coming up nextt in sports. >> and booster seats can save a child's life in a car crash. but, many parents stop using them, too soon. find out how tall a child needs to be, and how much they should be weighing before it is safe

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just turned 6:24. >> what? changes before your very eyes. live television, the magic of it. >> thank you, good morning, everybody, we do have little damp conditions out there for this morning, look how quickly, looking at three hour loop here. how quickly the showers evolved, how quickly they've start today move through. we look at just sort of snapshot of the current radar, philadelphia almost done with it, still drizzling, still showery, will gradually clear out, the second half of the day, more sunshine, we warm up to 75 degrees, looks a lot better later on, tory? >> thank you, good morning, everyone, if you are traveling on the roads, careful of the slick spots, katie was talking about with the little drizzling everywhere. here is the 30 bypass eastbound right around the area of route 113, definitely few more vehicles on the roadway, amtrak, commuters, however, just wanted to point this out. still service has been suspended between washington,

and philadelphia, so, definitely going to re- need to re-think things this morning. also stop for opening as the burlington bristol bridge, expect delays on 95 southbound headed down towards the vine st. expressway out of the northeast, we head back toutiesting. >> torrey, thanks so much. talking sports, eagles now two and zero on the young season latest win took prime time come back. eagles darren sproles was offensive star. he caught screen pass and took off on 51-yard run to set up the eagles game tying score in the fourth quarter. rookie kicker, codey parke would then hammer 36 yarder home on the final play of the game. to get the birds another come back win. sproles game is impressing his teammates,. >> he is a talented guy, very, very talented. thing i love most, he's great team member. >> great overall team effort last night.

washington wash in philly this weekend, desean jackson may not be able to suit up against the his old squad. injured his left shoulder sunday, but gruden said if he can tolerate the pain he will be on the field. quarterback rgiii is out definitely out. washington starting quarterback robert griffin dislocated his ankle on sunday, and he's out right now, and it is not clear if he could come back, at all this season. and in the meantime, capable back up, kurt cousins, will start against the eagles. phillies play game in san diego, another 10:10 p.m. start here on the east coast. the phils will be without closer jonathan papelbon, he's been suspended for seven games, and find undisclosed amount for his behavior after losing sunday's game with the marlins. now, last night, in san diego, jerome williams pitched well enough to win allowing only one unearned run in seven plus innings of work. but the phils offense could

not get it together, and managed only two hits off padres rightee andrew cashner. phils lose this one, final scour one to nothing. tonight at ppl park chester, union against the seattle sounds ers, in the u.s. open cup game. big game. open cup the oldest soccer tournament in the united states. game time 7:30 p.m. tonight in chester, alleges always, let's get a great crowd out, there and let's go union. doing great job, great job. >> well, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", yet another casino closes in atlantic city. plus, we also following some breaking news. jan? >> a 32 year old is shot and killed here in home circle section of philadelphia. police say he was trying to make his way inside a second story apartment, through a window, coming up, when co-have been looking for inside. jan, see you shortly. also this morning, couple beat never center city tells their story, but they're too afraid

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>> we've got more on breaking news this morning in the home circle neighborhood. deadly shooting is under investigation this morning. >> good morning, everyone, a boyfriends was mistaken for intruder and shot to death. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo picks up the story now at the scene. jan, good morning. >> reporter: a 32 year old man was shot and killed after making his way through a window to second story apartment here in home circle. police say his girlfriends lives here, but she also lives with her father, and that's who police say pulled the trigger. >> philadelphia police say they were called to the home circle amount here attacks factory road just before midnight for a shooting and an initial report of a home intruder. but was what happened here a big miss understanding? >> they found 32 year old male victim in the bedroom of a second floor apartment. he was suffering from single gunshot wound to the head. >> police say that 32 year old climbed into the second floor apartment, through a rear

bedroom window, confronted by 41 year olds man who lives here. police say there was possibly a struggle, that's when the 32 year old was shot in the head. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. turns out, the victim's 20 year old girlfriends lives in the apartment with her father. police say she was in a different bedroom. after the shooting, her father called 911. so the 20 year old female who was resident of the apartment, the 41 year old male, who is the father of the female, were both in separate bedrooms in the apartment and both transport today northeast detectives as witnesses. >> we ' told both father and daughter are cooperating, no word on any charges. meanwhile, i was just able to speak with the victim's mother. that's the 32 year old victim's mother, she tells me, they live just down the street, and no way was her son an intruder, she says that the two were seeing each other, and would have never done

that, 20 year old daughter any harm. live in home circle, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". jang -- jan, thank you very much. same sex couple speaking out following brutal attack in center city philadelphia that left one victim with his jaw wired shut. this couple asked not to be identified, says, they were walking near 16th and chancellor streets on thursday night, and that's when a group of about 12 people just randomly confronted them, some in the group were apparently yelling gay slurs. the victim's described their attackers to our todd quinones . >> people you wouldn't expect this from. >> what happened? really cause we're gay? is that real a thing these days still? i guess it is for some people. well, authorities say they've surveillance pictures of the victims alleged attackers. if caught, those suspects could be charged with a hate crime. >> happening today, rally in harrisburg, urge law makers to

pass cigarette tax that would help philadelphia's cash-strapped schools. protesters will gather this afternoon, in the east wing rotunda of the state capitol building. supporters say the vote is critical to preventing further education cuts, because money from the tax will go to the city's school system. let's get your traffic and weather together right now. here's kate. >> i ukee, good morning, everybody, this morning little front loaded when some wet weather issues here, call it more after nuisance than anything, but enough rain that you will probably want the umbrella if you get stuck in it. here's what's going on. we started off go quick check on storm scan3, the snapshot view, as it makes its sweep. radar makes its sweep, clearly picking up on pockets of very steady rain. not everyone's in this. so, here's what's going on. we've already seen our fair share in philadelphia. it is now moved into central new jersey, and you got to get this cold front through before we can say we're officially done with the system, but that's a three hour loop. sipping right along. so basically from now until about 9:00 a.m., the main impact of this front is going

to be moving through. no more than couple of tents of an inch in terms of how much we'll accumulate, but more of nuisance than anything, but enough would you want the umbrella if you get stuck in it. meanwhile 24 hour temperature change much more noticeable, in terms of how much warmer it is, you have eaked out ten to as many as 15 plus degrees more on the thermometer, because the clouds moved in here today. some that far rain obviously as well. we walk you through the rest of the afternoon, tell you what, very much 50-50 day. first part of it, obviously, little damp, the second part of it the sun starts to shine, we start to warm up. we should hit those mid 70s later today. >> thank you, good morning, everyone, it is definitely slick, and wet, and it is just ugh. right? i mean, i'm out of descriptive words. really that's kind whatever it feels like. if you are traveling on the vine st. expressway, little icky approaching the westbound side of the schuylkill expressway. excuse me, traveling westbound on the vine approaching the

schuylkill expressway. if you are traveling in the eastbound direction, of the vine, no major myfoxphilly.com, but the problem is that it is just slick out there. now the rush is starting to creep on in. as we take you to ever 202, however, this is southbound 202 right around chesterbrook boulevard. we have disable vehicle on the shoulder, good news it is on the shoulder, the bad news it even happened. if you are traveling elsewhere, maybe traveling on the schuylkill expressway, within your western suburbs, we're experiencing delays in the usual pockets, then amtrak still dealing with us is pension between washington and philadelphia. let's head back to the desk. >> thank you, vet tore y breaking news this morning, gaming, it is over at trump plaza casino in atlantic city, new jersey. more than a thousand employees are now unemployed. the plaza is the fourth atlantic city casino to close its doors this year alone. the atlantic club, showboat, revel, also went out of business. and in november the trump taj ma has will also be closing. >> it is the sixth anniversary meantime of the financial crisis and while the economy and markets have recovered, since the us financial system

was pretty much brought to its knees, one renmant of the scary time still remains. >> four more, joined now by cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger up in new york for us, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. >> so soon after the crisis the fed launched aggressive policy. what was it? >> under the chairman, ben bernanke, the central bank took aggressive and quite unusual step of buying moral began-back buying, eventually bought government bonds, too, now when the fed first started this program, six years ago, it was to make sure that the markets just continued to operate normally. over the next six years, central bank argued that the bond buying held boost the economy, and the job market. >> so tell us little bit more about when the program will end, jill? >> reporter: yes, that's what everyone is wondering, now looks like we're encores to actually have an end to that. last year, the central bank sort of said, hey, the economy is doing well enough, we will wind down these monthly bond purchases. we've got two day policy meeting that kicks off today,

concludes tomorrow, we're problem bye going to get the second to last cut. so that means, the program should conclude for good in october. amazing, six years later. >> wow, so, what's next for the fed, jill, what do you think? >> well, now they got to go back to their boring old tool, just adjust short-term interest rates. now, remember, these rates have been at zero for almost six years. and recently, janet yelin has said they'll probably see rates rise sometime in the middle of next year. what's it mean for us? it means savers ers, suffering for all of these years, may finally be rewarded with higher interest rates. meanwhile, if you are a borrower, you have real terrific rock-bottom rates. you should prepare for higher costs, because those rates are going to rise. for more on the financial crisis, anniversary, i didn't know what kind of card to get you for number six, and the feds response to it, you can go to jill on money. com. we laugh now. i know it was scare, but boy good to have that in the

rear-view mirror. >> you got that right. fifteen years. >> thanks, jill. appreciate t have a good day. as we continue the eagles comes game went down to the final second. we're breaking down the birds performance whether we come back. also this: it is a safety precaution, that can save a child's life, in a car crash, but many parents aren't doing it. i'm jericka duncan in new york, i'll explain comining up. and, americans want everything fast these days. but, what would you say to a funeral home with a drive-thru window? that story is coming up

new research out this morning finds knows parents do not know the proper height a child should be without riding without a booster seat. >> safety precaution that could ultimately save their lives. cbs news correspondent jericka duncan has the story. >> booster seats can save a child's life during a crash, but new survey find most parents stopped using the seats too soon. >> nine in ten parents admitted to us that, in fact, they move their child before they were red. >> i group safe kids worlds wide say children should be at least 4 feet 9 inches tall, way between 80 and 100 pounds before they are allowed to ride without a booster seat. a fact about 70% of parents survey, say they didn't know. >> does booster seat, will properly position the lap and shoulder belt so the lap belt lies flat across the thighs, shoulder belt firmly across the how older. >> whether an un size child is

allowed to drive without a seatbelt, it can usually hurt them in a crash. >> because if a child isn't tall enough, the lap belt will be on their abdomen, and the shoulder belt could hit their neck on their face. and if there was a crash, then that child could have very severe abdominal injuries, neck injuries, or maybe even a face laceration. >> many parents admit, not using booster seats because it is inconvenient during short rides, or in carpools, but safety experts say, they need to be used during every ride. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. time for traffic and weather together on the 3's, good morning, kate. >> i good morning, everybody, we start off with another check on storm scan three we continue to track more nuisance showers than anything. but you can tell, there are some brighter colors showing up on the doppler indicators here, so the brighter the color, the brighter the radar, typically, you know, the more intense that rain s and thankfully i can report that the bulk of the heavy precipitation is confined well to our north. unless you are traveling up toward up-state new york,

you'll be dealing with nothing more than these scattered but locally steady downpours here. meanwhile, pollen report remains very low, still issues, but thankfully over the next four days despite quiet wet he pattern, nothing higher than 3.2, in other words, low to medium at worse for that pollen level. meanwhile, the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, tell you what, smooth sailing, once we get past these morning showers, which we will, i would say as early as lunch, seymour sun than anything. we ends up with a quiet pattern, another front comes along, lackluster in precipitation, but definately packs a punch of chill friday morning looks like it will be a little on the chilly side as a result, vittoria, over to you. >> good morning, everyone, traveling out and about right now, we do have slick spots as a result of some of the weather. we also have slow down on the ben franklin bridge because of the construction on the westbound side. commuting your way will be a little bit after squeeze, westbound right-hand lane taken out by construction, so definitely plan ahead. that delay usually stems back

on the admiral wilson boulevard, so no fun zone, just like 422, traveling on 422 in the eastbound direction, moving beyond the area of trooper, then all the way down to 202, it really is just a long line of headlights, so give yourself more time. that goes traveling pockets on the schuylkill expressway, so found your usual delays there. and definately 95, southbound, out of northeast philadelphia, from academy through to the vine st. expressway. also dealing with still the suspension of service for amtrak, between washington, and philadelphia. so, you will need to reconfigure that commute strait edge think morning. and also, we have an accident on the eastbound turnpike at morgantown, no major problems at the airport. we head over to natasha. >> all right, well, breaking news, trump plaza just officially became the fourth atlantic city casino to belly up this year. the signs on the door say it all. the casino is closed for good. after shutting down for the final time just within the last hour, 6:00 a.m. this morning. now, that sends another 1100 casino workers, to the unemployment line, including

many who worked therefore decades. >> good run here, a lot of good times, keep in touch with everybody, so we will be okay, i'll be all right. >> they have thought this would come to this. i just feel bad for the people, man. so many people out of work. you know? i guess we just got to move on. that's all. >> well, trump plaza ' hotel will shut down later today, and trump taj mahal scheduled to close in november. so really just tough day again down there in atlantic sit which so many people out of jobs. ukee? >> we'll have more coming up on the "cw philly" n sports, eagles are turning heads around the national football league after record setting second come back of the season, no team has ever fallen behind twice, by 14 points or more in the first two games of the season, and won both games joining us now talk about the latest, paul jolovitz, from our sister radio station sports radio,

94wip. my man, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> great morning. they fell behind early again. i was little worried because i have to go to bed at half time. >> yes. >> i didn't know what to expect this morning. but tell us about that first half. >> seventeen-nothing last week, 17-six this week. dig yourself a hole. and it is hard to pull out of it. but this team, they have a lot of character, ukee. they're able to. >> indianapolis gets ahead, hear err, something about this team, you see walk in here, eagles didn't convert. >> at all. >> you see field goals, they scored touchdowns. this one, the tight ends against in on the pile on. you got 17-six at half time. >> how concerned were you watching that first half. >> i mean, i was concerned, i thought the eagles were better team, i pick them though win. i don't buy these cliches, must win dome. to me, if andrew luck didn't have a big game, colts were going to be in trouble.

and he didn't have a big game. now, a loft what happened because eagles shot themselves in the foot offensively, they didn't play really well along either line, then the second half -- >> talk about big games, darren sproles? >> look at him here. saw him run the ball the first week. this week, two big catches there is one of them, makes things happen. jitterbug out there. shady didn't have big game. and sproles pick it up. here you see -- >> that nice. >> he has motor, man, he keeps going. >> he has a motor, he has a way to stay up. here we go again, and this is just a little screen just get it to him in space. that's what chip's offense is about, get it to guys who can make plays in space, they make things happen. here you see sproles, sets up journey maclin's touch, winning touchdown last week, as we are going to see here, darren sproles, 152 yards receiving. most yards for scrimmage in his career. and he manages to get a touchdown again. just finds a way. >> and you got to talk about the d men.

they came up down the stretch clutch. >> two turnovers in the second half are huge. both is up wins. one in colts territory, one they went down the feel for. but turnovers are huge. aided by officials luck lost his eyesight for couple of seconds. but it is good, it will happen both ways. just except it. live with it. the officials. >> and take us home on the former colt himself, kick that game with the rook. >> eagles snap up in a big way, see jeremy maclin here, and then you get that three out. the defense came up big. offense came up big. again, find a way, wore him down, body blows, and you see the pass again. here is codey parkye so nice does it twice. somebody has to do something about this. half the people are on the field. and codey parke kicks that. eagles win the game, or do they? and then they won it again in their two and zero going to the redskin game. >> that's a beautiful thing.

terrific tuesday. >> yep. >> thank you, see you on the "cw" fill. >> i yes, sir. >> back over to you. >> thank you, now 6:50. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, natasha. ahead, president obama announces he is spending 3,000 troops to west africa to help contain ebola. dean reynolds at the centers for disease control where the president will layout the rest of his plan. also, budweiser and miller, could soon be made by the same brewer, joining us with the reason behind a possible buy-out. and whether it will affect beer in the u.s. and then rent the runway ceo takes us inside their warehouse, company's secret weapon to get dresses in top condition before they ship out to millions of members. the news is back in the morning, so, we'll see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> nora, thanks so much. sigh now little bit. seems like they've got drive-thrus for everything these days, food, the bank. >> yes, and now, a drove

through for funeral home. here it is. at the paradise funeral chapel in sag now, michigan, as drivers approaching the window censors, trigger the curtains to move back, and reveal the casket. owner ivan phillips says he wanted to bring something to there that people hadn't seen before. >> the funeral industry is changing rapidly. so, my understanding was to bring something here that would be accessible to the community. may find people that are afraid of funeral homes, that they can view their loved ones from the convenience of their car. >> aware of the critics out there who think this is un dignified way to say good-bye to loved ones. but he says people should just give it a chance, check it out, see what you think. >> wow, i would like to get the response to see what people say. >> and time is 6:51. >> back with you in just a moment. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight right here on cbs-3. good mornining, see you in a bit.

>> what we called here today, 50-50 forecast. actually just the morning drive is obviously damp here. this is all wet weather that's been moving through courtesy after very speedy moving frontal boundary. so, it is going to zip on out of here. i would same, as early as the lunch hour, for almost for the

most part back to the sunshine here. so we should still warm up mid 70s, that's the norm with sun for the next two days. torrey, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, the norm right now, that rush hour is here. if you are traveling on the 42 freeway, definitely experiencing some high northbound delays, as you approach the area of creek road, making your way down towards the walt whitman. also delayed trying to get to the 42, if you are traveling on 55. ben franklin bridge, squeeze, westbound, we have construction blocking the right hand lane, you're delayed from jersey all the way down to eighth and vine, then your usual delays, traveling on the southbound side of the roosevelt boulevard, as well as 95, and the vine st. expressway around broad street. watch watch out for limited schedule amtrak between washington and philadelphia. ukee? >> ♪ >> well, honesty is a word this morning, robin thicke admits he didn't actually write the smash hit, blurred lines. >> thicke actually saying he had very little to do with the 2013 hit song, besides the lead vocals, because he was high on vicodin and vodka when

the song was being written. he testified it was producer pharrell williams who really wrote the song, lawsuit filed by marvin gay family accuses thick and two other of allegedly ripping off got to give it up song. scandal fans wait to see the show, some can get their olivia pope fix thanks to clothing line. kerrey washington teams up with the costume design tow come up for the limited. now laid kiss dress like a gladiator, gets your hands on the sophisticated looks september 23rd. >> wow. >> bring it. >> bring it on. >> i love her style. and you are looking at the first full lent trailer for hunger games mocking jay part one. jennifer laurence returns as catn. ss, but no being lower fighting in the deadly games, she's now lead ago rebellion against the corrupt capitol. the movie hits theatres november 21st. >> but first it is friday, film called the maze runner coming out. we'll have the cast in.

the cast in to talk about it. it was good. >> oh, good. looking forward to. that will. >> that's little sooner than november. gave you a heads up. >> yes. >> take it slowly. >> all right, next on cbs this morning, controversial polly pill, can it safely and effectively reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke? >> we're keeping it live. keeping it local on the "cw philly". we certainly hope you can join us, good morning, family, talk more about the eagles, as well. see now bit. have a good day.

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♪ good morning. it is tuesday september 16th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." a large explosion kills nato troops near the u.s. embassy in afghanistan. flames tear through 100 homes in california, and the aftermath of hurricane odile threatens to swamp the southwest. robin thicke said he lied about co-writing blurred lines. his admission turns it upside down. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> california wildfires force thousands to flee. >> we tell to you get out, get