work of his own to find the possible suspects. >> everybody knew where the place was, so, from there, that is where i was like okay, here's what we can do. i was able to look through facebook, everybody who had checked in on there and would i go through, all of their profiles, and then most of them would have other, would have pictures of people from the video, with the names attached. >> reporter: both victims are urging suspects to turn themselves in. they were attack thursday night just before 11:00 on 16th street south of walnut at chancellor. they said some of their attackers were yelling gay slurs while hitting them. twenty-six year-old victim was beaten so badly he was hospitalized for more than three days and will have have his jaw wired shut for the next eight weeks. and, some people who also went to school with some of these suspects, also contacted police, once they saw that video to help police identify who they are. as of this hour, still no

arrests have been made. reporting live tonight from special detective, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. a little girl dies after falling out of the west philadelphia high rise. this happened this morning at the fairfax apartments on the 4200 block of locust street. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live at the scene where some are now questioning that building's safety, noel. >> reporter: jessica, we watched police conduct their investigation primarily in two locations, just beyond this fence here, right in that courtyard area, and then nine stories up at that whipped owe where she fell, investigators are trying to figure out what did cause that little girl to fall. police say they were heart broken by what they saw when they first arrived on the scene. >> we arrived on location, father is holding his eight year-old child, child unresponsive at the time. >> reporter: investigators say eight year-old little girl fell nine stories from her father's fairfax apartment

window, only possible witness her big sister, just 11 years old. >> she runs, starts screaming through the building. >> reporter: for now police say they are conducting their investigation as an accident. >> we believe the kids had woken up before the father, we believe the eight year-old was looking out the window and looking at something and tragically falls from the window. >> reporter: sources close to the victim said her father is a single father of two who lived here with both of his girls. like many other residents at the fairfax, sources say he was a penn graduate student. his student neighbors are in disbelief. >> they must be completely sick, really sad, i'm so sorry for their loss. >> i'm really feeling sorry for them but i don't know what happened. >> reporter: some neighbors also said that they had questions about the the safety of this building. we have talk to police and they say that the window structures appear to be safe, but we will bring you more about that story, coming up at

6:00 but for now we are live from west philadelphia, noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". chopper three over a crash involving a pennsylvania state trooper on interstate 95 southbound. this happened, in tinicum township near bartram avenue exit, the trooper from the belmont barracks was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. that wreck has been cleared and traffic is now back to normal. cause of this fire at philadelphia international airport is now under investigation, chopper three over the scene this morning as fire fighters worked to put out the the flames on a u.s. airways equipment truck in cargo city. no one was injured. "eyewitness news" in camden today where police are investigating an assault on a woman. they were handing out flyers. a 54 year-old home less woman walk in the hospital around 1:00 o'clock yesterday morning. she had been assaulted on mount evefram avenue in the area have of sheraton and jackson street. police say she had been cut on her head and ears multiple times and they believe she may have been dragged.

police also believe that there may be multiple suspects. nike has now suspended it sponsorship deal with vikings running back adrian peterson following his indictment on charges of child abuse. that move came hours after the vikings reversed their decision to allow peterson to play this week while he fights felony charge in texas. cbs reporter allison harmlen has more outside nfl headquarters in new york, we made a mistake, and we needed to get this right. >> reporter: that was refrain. of minnesota vikings officials repeated over and over, after they reversed their decision to allow running back adrian peterson to return to the field this weekend. team acknowledge it sidelined the super star after outcry from fans and corporate sponsors. peterson facing child abuse charges for whipping his four year-old son with the tree branch agreed with the teams decision. >> he felt it was best for him to be able to step away to take care of his legal and

personal matters. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell now under investigation for his handling of the ray rice domestic violence case but peterson on the exempt commissioner's permission list. the exempt list is a special player status that set aside for unusual circumstances. it requires peterson stay away from his team until charges against him are resolve but he will continue to collect his $695,000 per game check. peterson was not the only absence from the vikings headquarters today, radisson logo once featured on the backdrop for vikings press conferences was removed after the chain suspended its sponsorship of the team. meanwhile at a radisson hotel in atlanta women's right attorney introduced two people who claim allegations and abuse at the hand of the nfl player were ignored by commissioner goodell. allison harmlen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also today the carolina panthers removed greg hardy from their active roster until his domestic violence case is

resolved. hardy was convicted back in july on two counts of domestic assault and threatening to kill, annex girlfriend. he has now appealed that decision. tomorrow at 4:00 o'clock doctor phil, will speak about the current fire storm surrounding the nfl players accused of domestic violence. had hear from former ravens player chris johnson and his wife who have a close friendship with ray rice and his wife janay. again, that is tomorrow at 4:00 right here on cbs-3. next years race for philadelphia's marries starting to take shape as candidates announce their plans. "eyewitness news" has learn former philadelphia district attorney lynn abraham is running for mayor, and an official announcement has not been made. democrat tells us she's meeting with advisors and trying to raise fund for that race. meanwhile attorney ken truillo became latest democrat to enter the race today. he made the announcement outside philadelphia school district headquarters. trujillo says he would abolish

the school reform commission. >> as marry will lead the fight, i am going to lead the fight to take back our schools. we in must end the the state take over of the education in philadelphia. it is time for the src to go. >> he served as city solicitor under former mayor john street. earlier this month, terry gillan announced her candidacy for the mayoral nomination. she's former director of the philadelphia redevelopment authority. other candidates are expect to join the race by the even of the year. to harrisburg now there has been another delay in an effort to pass cigarette tax designed to help fund philadelphia public schools. lawmakers in the house were scheduled to vote on the bill today but they postponed that action now until monday. no official word on why that vote was postponed, we do know that this latest piece of legislation stripped out other unrelated provisions involving things like local hotel taxes

and a expansion of the economic development program for small cities. this great stretch of sunny weather continues, we're also looking at a warm up in the forecast now. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with more, kathy. >> it was a cool start but pleasant finish with sunshine out here today and warm temperatures. well in the 70's, just a few fair weather clouds. take a look at storm scan three we are not concerned about any type of precipitation looking at ocean water temperatures still mild as well in the 70's. great september weather continues. right now in philadelphia we have partly sunny skies, 74. seventy-one in allentown. sixty's in south jersey. millville, atlantic city. sixty-four in the poconos. average high being 78 for this time of the year. so below average but we will take it. this evening, temperatures will fall, under clear skies, by 9:00 o'clock 66. by 11:00 p.m. we are looking at a temperature of six three, it will be clear but it will be very comfortable. looking ahead we are talking

about conditions that will be improving, more sunshine on tap but then waiting for a day that will be 10 degrees below average, a cool down before summer's last blast. last day of summer will feel like it. we will talk more about that later in the broadcast with the forecast that sound good right, kathy thanks very much. still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 major new development for hunt for suspect who shot and killed a pennsylvania state trooper and injured another, schools are closed, resident are on edge. we will have the latest. reports joan rivers doctor took a selfie with the comedian during her throat procedure plus new details about what went on inside that operating room. also plastic in our gums? controversial ingredient found in the popular brand of toothpaste some dentists say it is dangerous. is e-mail on its way out tech have savvy teens say it is old fashion and more and more companies are finding an

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consent. rivers died september 4th after going in to cardiac arrest. it is believed her airway clamped shut during that biopsy. well, is e-mail on its the way to becoming a thing of the past? one study says average worker checks e-mail 74 times a day but only 6 percent of teenagers are using e-mail. >> as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find even companies are beginning to lean toward alternative ways of staying connected. >> reporter: tech savvy teenager alex heston says e-mail is old fashion. between social media and instant messaging he and his friend have other ways to communicate. >> e-mail is retro. it is likened suggest a letter through the internet. if you are trying to up hold a conversation, with someone, through e-mail it is a very slow process. >> reporter: alex's mother, mary, a social media expert, agrees. >> there is so many new apps out with social platforms, i

can totally picture a day when e-mail becomes obsolete. >> reporter: author and productivity expert mark his isn't convinced e-mail will be a thing of the past but says that the hestons are on to something. >> young people today have have had unpress tented access to other services beyond e-mail to communicate with each other n business people are using new tools to collaborate beyond just e-mail. >> reporter: software programs such as slack let employees keep track of projects through real time messaging and archives. this connects users to the open for town follow each other tasks. those are just a few options. if you need a reason to ditch your e-mail gloria mark says her research shows e-mail can increase stress levels, and... >> our research shows over and over again that e-mail simply put puts people in a bad mood. >> i agree. >> reporter: in addition, studies show when e-mail is cut off face-to-face contact between employees increase. it was also found that

face-to-face contact led to improved moods in the work place. i hate e-mail. >> yeah. >> reporter: i get four or 500 e-mails a day. i cannot keep up. >> he is very in demand. >> i am. i would like my rotary phone back. >> you prefer the written note. >> reporter: exactly. >> jim, thank you. >> old fashioned. carrier pigeon maybe. good evening, everyone if you are traveling out and about during this rush that is exactly what you will have a full blown rush hour no matter how you cut it on the schuylkill, 95, vine street expressway, bad news all over. looking at the schuylkill 76 around the area of 202 making your way out of king of prussia is a squeeze. getting into king of prussia not looking great. in short 76 is delayed every where would you find it. your western suburbs and definitely around downtown philadelphia traveling right now on i-95 approaching philadelphia international airport this is the length of that southbound delay. so you start to slow down approaching the airport and then commuting all the way down through delaware county.

would i not be surprised if you were still approaching delaware state line. high volume today on the majors. we will look at our wide and notice it is filled with a lot of yellow and a part red. traveling on the eastbound side of the schuylkill is where we have that red there. also traveling right around mid county toll plaza the reason for that westbound path turnpike we just had an accident that occurred around mid county tolls. is 20 your average on 95. twenty on the schuylkill. fourteen on 476. traveling 202 and 422 you have those usual delays. in new jersey eastbound on 38 at nixon drive we have an accident blocking the right lane and notice we will have volume on 73 and definitely 295 approaching that point and leaving from in the southbound direction. approaching the 42 freeway. this that is turnpike accident i was talking about westbound at mid county tolls, definitely affect your commute as well on the northeast extension, mass transit however looking good, jessica. >> thanks very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a chemical found in everything from air fresheners

to fragrancees could increase your child's risk of asthma. health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with what moms to be need to know, plus. a small guy making a big impact eagles running bank darren sproles getting a big nod from around the league. phillies pitcher jonathan papelbon isn't the only one in trouble another suspension handed down from last sunday's game. it is all coming up in sports in a

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here's something you don't see every day, lightening is being blamed, for setting this palm tree on fire. it happened in san diego, as a strong, storm cell moved through the area. that same storm brought some gusty wind, bringing down trees, and causing traffic backups, from plenty of drivers. wow, that is unusual. >> yeah. >> burning palm trees. >> we don't have, we're not dealing with that thank goodness. >> we don't have burning palm trees. >> but we have beautiful blue skies, i have noticed i don't know if it is season or what but it is so blue outside. >> yes, well, very dry air, low humidity that time of the year and i didnt winter we have most beautiful sunsets. the let not get ahead of ourselves. >> not yet. >> outside improved and beautiful day. much like yesterday but with more sunshine, case in point, take a look outside where we have a partly cloudy skies, very pretty picture of the ben franklin bridge in the city in the background. down the shore, same thing,

ocean water temperature still warm in the 70's. there are shops in caesars from atlantic city friday live sky cam three. this morning we had a pretty morning. isabella from moorestown, new jersey sent in this picture of the morning dew, you can see a little bit of fog, fog color, in the brush, and on the ground there as well but we are no where near where we will be, with that brilliant fall color. little bit later on this month. you can see average peak around here is not until mid-october, through lehigh valley and poconos, late october, in philadelphia. all they there are some, colors beginning to show up, in the higher elevations, of the add ron dack mountains and through new england. right now in fill at perfect conditions, though, for pretty fall color those sunny, warm days and those cool crisp nights. in philadelphia so far 74. that is our high for the day. poconos 10 degrees cooler at 64. reading, 73 and 60's through millville and atlantic city.

sixty's to the north and west. we will be seeing a cool down, but not so fast, it is going to wait, until friday, where we will watch this front moving through tomorrow, possibly provide a few more clouds that will be just about it, temperatures still in the 70's. it is behind that that the strong high pressure system from can inadequacies, from the great lakes, build in over new england. we will get an easterly flow. we will have sunshine friday but temperatures will be much cooler, then they have been. saturday, we will see present temperatures warming up and this front will stay to the north. that is good news. the the cooling will really begin early friday as that high drops to the south and we are really talking about temperatures between five to 10 degrees below normal, but it the is a one time deal, for one day only. if you noticed these days have been getting shorter as we approach the fall season sunset tonight at 7:06, by even of the month 6:45 and by halloween, the sun will set at 6:00p m. we are losing two and a half minutes of daylight each day.

it will be clear and cool. cooler in the suburbs. wake up to temperature in the 50's throughout much of the region and in the 40's in the poconos. as we progress we will see a milder afternoon on thursday with a high of 76 degrees. getting better after a cool start to the day. on the eyewitness weather three take forecast, thursday 76. cool day on friday. saturday feeling nice with a temperature of 77 degrees. sunday, it is the last day of summer, will it feel like it, kate has that next half an hour we will be back after this.

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running back darren sproles named nfc player of the week. twenty-six round, 152 receiving, a touchdown begins indianapolis, not a bad way to start, make an impression on your new team. damage control in florida state reigning heisman trophy winner and quarterback jamesis wins exton get slapped with a suspension for chanting an obscene statement. is he not watching what is happening in football. he will miss the first half of the saturday's game begins clemson. cole hamels tries to snap a three game losing streak tonight, taking mound begins leftie, eric stoltz. late start, first pitch at 10:10. baseball announced a one game suspension for joe west. he is umpire who eject jonathan papelbon for making that obscene gesture toward the fan. he was suspended for grabbing the jersey clear violation of the league rules. finally it was a terrible first pitch, terrible by charles barkley. he was asked to kick off last night's game between reds and

cubs. you know what, stick to the basketball. that is your sports in a minute. >> we have seen worse. >> do you remember that 50cent a lot worse. still to come in the next half an hour pennsylvania schools are closed to day while investigators continue to hunt that gunman, accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper. authorities fear this man may strike again. and a terrifying scene caught on camera when a baby stroller rolls away and then flips into train tracks. and new at 6:00 tonight a heads up if you use artificial sweeteners, they could dramatically increase your chance of getting a debilitating disease, it is an important health alert tonight at 6:00 o'clock.

we have an arrest that could soon becoming in the brutal attack on the same sex couple, in center city philadelphia. police say social media has been helping them in their effort to identify the suspects. police are also looking in the tragic fall that claim the life of an eight year-old girl, police say that little girl fell nine stories from her father's apartment window in west philadelphia this morning. for now police are calling this an accident. chopper three is over a crash involving a pennsylvania state trooper, on i-95

southbound. this happened in tinicum township near bartram have avenue exit. the trooper from the belmont barracks was taken to the hospital with injuries that are not life threatening. kate? and chris our stretch of beautiful september weather, continues today, sun was shining all day long, seasonal sunny day tomorrow, very similar to today, and then most fall like day of the week comes on friday, little chill in the air on friday but temperatures rebound for our last week even of summer. we will have the seven day coming up in a bit, jessica. >> kate, thanks. intense manhunt continues foreman including shooting two pennsylvania state troopers including one of them p lease spent the day scouring woods, checking out leads. marley hall has the latest from gloaming grove. >> reporter: pennsylvania state police released new photos of shooting suspect eric frein. investigators say he belonged to an area military simulation unit whose member play the role of soldiers from eastern europe. >> in his current frame of

mind frein now appears to have assume that role in real life. >> reporter: thirty-one year-old suspect is accused of ambushing two state troopers friday night killing corporal brian dickson and wounding trooper alex douglass. >> it is a cowardly act, you know, as we said before troopers did not have a chance. >> reporter: investigators identified frein and the suspect after his jeep was found stuck in the swamp near the police barracks. they say that the suspect has survival training and is extremely dangerous. >> it is clear their i can frein has a long standing grudge with law enforcement and government in general. >> reporter: some schools in the area are closed because investigators say they believe the suspect could be hiding in one of the many wooded area, people here are nervous. >> he said, took police officers, and he can do anything to anybody. >> hear everybody talking about it, and people are concerned that something will happen to them. >> reporter: frein's father, a retired army major, told police his sonnies an

excellent marksman who does not miss. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". governor corbett is urging police to be careful while looking for this gunman. he had a message for the suspect. >> turn yourself in, turn yourself in and face the consequences of your act. >> funeral services for corporal brian dickson will be held tomorrow. white house is pushing ahead with the plan to go on the offensive against isis. president obama received a briefing from military commanders on their recommendations for air strikes, while congress debates a plan to battle isis on the ground. cbs reporter craig boswell has more on the nation's capitol. >> reporter: house is debating president the obama's request for authorization to arm and train syria rebels to battle isis fighters. >> i will support any measure that will lead to the destruction officeis. >> no sanctuaries, no place to hide. >> reporter: president obama says u.s. troops will not be called into a combat role in

the ground in the campaign to tea feet the sunni militant group. >> as your command inner chief i will not commit you and rest of our arm forces to fighting another ground war in iraq. >> reporter: president spoke to troops at mcneil air force base and met with top military officers at central command. for a second day lawmakers are pressing the administration about president obama's plan this time questioning secretary of state john kerry. >> the issue that confronts us today is one in which we all ought to be able to agree, isil must be defeated, period. >> reporter: many lawmakers are expressing strong reservations about arming the syrian rebels. >> this should be an arab ground war and u.s. air war but i cannot and will not arming or training the the syrian opposition forces. >> reporter: still senate is expect to take up the measure later this week and approve it. craig boswell for cbs-3 eyewitness news. there will be much more about the fight with isis

tonight on the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. that is at 6:30 right here on cbs-3. >> crews in california continue to battle wild fires rage ago cross that state. more than 2500 fire fighters have converge on the town of pollack pines east of sacramento. fire there grew by thousands of acres overnight and now has burn roughly 29 square miles. 500 homes are threaten, many of evacuated. >> now that we're gone, it is easier. we don't to have sit and watch. we don't have to sit and wonder whether or not it will go up. >> officials say a wild fire that ripped through the town of weed near oregon border, destroyed 110 homes and damage another 90. a terrifying scene plays not a train station in melbourne, australia do you see that baby stroller role off the platform on to the track. according to reports the parents of that baby were drunk at the time. you can see several good samaritans rush to get that

child. baby did suffer minor injuries but not clear if charges have been filed. we, the people, today is constitution day, the the nation celebrating the 227th anniversary of the signing of the united states constitution in philadelphia. we will get more from our natasha brown. >> reporter: birthday bash like none other, the national constitution center is bustling with folks celebrating the 227th anniversary of the signing of the u.s. constitution. >> being philadelphians, being here, just steps from where the constitution was sign, it is so important we celebrate and honor it. >> reporter: 3500 students from all across the region are enjoying a hand on history lesson full of quizzes and game shows, testing their knowledge of the cons dogs. >> unaudible. >> we came here to see history. >> reporter: are you seeing history. >> yes. >> reporter: are you having a good time. >> yes. >> reporter: in a more private quiet hall an emotional

ceremony was taking place as 54 immigrants from 28 countries, including egypt, rush, south cover reand ukraine took the oath of allegiance to officially become u.s. citizens. >> i come in here since 1981. i have my husband here and my three kids. i feel great. >> reporter: she wanted to bring her kids here making sure they understand their country's rich history. >> we believe that the democracy that is the united states of america is very important and i wanted to teach my kids about that democracy and constitution so that i is why we are here. >> reporter: on a celebration day where admission is free for all, hope is that even though they may not know everything there is to know about the constitution you can leave with a clear understanding and deep's appreciation. at the national constitution center, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, there is new survey that find americans don't know

a lot about the constitution. you can take the quiz to see how well, you do at cbs philly.com. new jersey is helping military veterans, transition back into civilian life. the department of environmental protection hosted a job fair for vets today. "eyewitness news" in trenton where veterans from the military now working at dep were on hand to help guide perspective employees through that process. good evening, everyone we are dealing with the pretty serious incident traveling on the schuylkill expressway, westbound on 76 making your way around 202, approaching 202. notice police officers blocking right-hand lane and we may have a fuel spill here, as well as debris that he is pushing off toward the the shoulder. with that right lane being blocked, the entire westbound side of 76 is delayed. as awe approach montgomery drive and all the way through to this point it will be a very slow go, penndot and police on the scene and there he goes trying to get you

moving out there thanks to penndot for. that heading in the eastbound direction of the schuylkill expressway you're jam between 202 and south street. as we continue we are taking you down to the ben franklin bridge. we had construction blocking right lane as we have been having during those evenings. if you are heading in the westbound direction of the ben you are jammed approaching 676, all the way up and over down toward eighth and vine. once you get to the vine street expressway we are still experiencing some slow speeds into the 20's as awe approach the area of broad street and 95. fifteen is your average on 95, 17 on the schuylkill. twelve on 476, lots of red southbound on 202 approaching chesterbrook boulevard through to 401 and, of course, another something to worry about. an accident westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike at mid county. because it is in this area it will affect 476, blue route, northeast extension and pennsylvania turnpike. if you can take mass transit, would i highly suggest that at this time, chris. still to come here on "eyewitness news" controversial ingredient in your toothpaste, this is

dental discovery may prompt you you to change brands. a little boy who loves his mom military protocol see heart warming video when he cannot wait one second longer to get to his mom, kate. >> another sunny beautiful day today we have a carbon copy of that tomorrow and then a little will cool down, cooler air stick around for weekend? we will have more on that in our nice sunny

well, apple released its new operating system for iphone, ipad and ipod touch models. here is the the web site that outlines the upgrades that will overall functions and feel of many apple devices. apple says that ios8 boosts a new health app, more photo editing options and way to turn off group text messaging among others. new ieven if will come preloaded with i os8. taking a look at what is trend to go day? it is a must see. butterfly london a musician's face during competition. ukeeotto was performing when a butterfly just, went right there and decided to join her. butterfly was on her face for

a good minute but she never lost her cool, she finish the performance and just brush it off. >> wow. >> how about that. >> you may feel, out of breath after watching this, it makes me out of breath, a man raced against i subway train to see if he can catch the same train at the next stop. distance is a quarter mile and also includes 75 stairs, and, two ticket barriers. now he made it. he got that train right before the doors closed, and i guess you can, be just as fast on your feet but it doesn't look very comfortable. >> what about military protocol, this three-year old minute so the boy just could not wait to hug his mom, his return home after nine months in afghanistan. the soldiers were told to wait in line and in the greet their family until they were dismissed. you can see that little boy he had to ignore protocol and just ran up and gave her the big hug. >> don't blame him one bit. >> look at that connection. >> so excited. beautiful. >> they make me cry every

time. >> we will be right back.

many americans are being evacuated from cabbingo san lucas after being ravage wye hurricane odial. of thedial struck sunday night. category three hurricane. wind were 125 miles per hour according to the national

hurricane center. officials estimated that it would take two days or so, to ferry out those tourist. odial is still causing problems, this time on american soil, we will take a closer look at the heavy rains impacting portions of desert southwest but first in our area certainly no rain to talk b what a beautiful day to be outside on the ocean city boardwalk, battling crowds they would be in july or august. nice day for a stroll, sunnies shining and another boardwalk and beach communities, rehoboth beach, lets take a look at the time lapse here at boardwalk plaza watch how beach fills up as everyone realizes this would be a great beach day. you can see sand pack with umbrellas, shadows lengthening but still folks outside there on the beach even though it is just 68 degrees at the moment. storm scan three shows everything looking okay but here comes our next cool front well off to the north, even early this morning there was snow on the back edge of the front over portions of the ontario province of canada. no snow for us but this front

will come through dry, late tomorrow night. it will initiate a cooling trend as we head in the last day of the workweek on friday. we will see that in the seven day coming up. looking across the rest of the nation shows quiet conditions until we get in the desert southwest. remnants of odial. heavy rain in northern mexico just starting to spill over into southeastern arizona and tucson looking to be hard hit with heavy rain but right here along the border of arizona and new mexico in the red shaded area, some spots looking at four or 5 inches of rain. we are looking at 3 inches. karlsbad looking at heavy rain as well. flash flood watches have been posted across most of the arizona and new mexico and portions of southwest texas tonight as the rain from odial continue to push in. closer to home where we are enjoying a beautiful evening. 74 degrees at the airport. seventy-two in trenton. sixty-nine in atlantic city. seventy-one in allentown. average high is in the upper 70's but we have been below average all week and looks

like it will stay that way right through even of the week. you can see that average line. we are getting closer, but, plumetting gannon friday as we struggle to get in the lower 70's. it is just shot after shot of cool, not cold air but cool air. friday we are still in the cool zone, and, we will lift in the weekend. red shadings signifying warmer air will move in especially for sunday but here comes another cold front on monday and we will replenish the cool starting next tuesday. fall does officially begin on monday, around 10:29 p.m. autumnal equinox and one more weekend of summer, and it looks like it will feel like summer for part have of it. offer night clear and cool, 57 degrees and for your eyewitness weather seven day forecast and shore cast tomorrow looks great 76 degrees, mostly sunny. friday cool but sunny and nice at 7o we will warm up, in fact 82 on sunday sneak nothing one more pool take think you can do it sunday, fall begins monday and look at that cooler air arriving by next tuesday, back to you guys at the desk.

kate, thank you. ingredient found in the popular toothpaste is causing concern, prompting crest to make major changes to their products. all of this comes after a dental hygienist noticed something strange in her patient's mouth. blue expects all along their gum line. she learned residue came from tiny micro bead found in some toothpaste made by crest. one dentist explains the possible danger. >> they will trap bacteria in the gums, which leads to gingivitis and that hold your teeth in and that becomes peridontal disease which is scarry although they claim micro beads air proved, crest say they are planning to be hundred percent micro bead free by march of 2016. on the healthwatch tonight, we have a warning for pregnant women. chemicals found in common household products could put unbaby at risk for chronic lung disease. three on your side health

reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new research. >> reporter: chemicals found in common household items including plastic containers and synthetic fragrances. >> they are uses as place particular to make plastic flexible, they are also used to hold sand. >> reporter: new study shows pregnant with man may want to limit exposure. research found being around high levels of two kinds, during pregnancy led to a 70 percent increased risk of their children being diagnosed with asthma between age of five and 11. >> prenatal period tend to be greates window of susceptibility, the time when those lungs are developing. >> reporter: experts say there are ways to lower your exposure, they say avoid plastics with the numbers three, six and seven. don't microwave food in plastic containers. reduce your use of of scented products. they are already banned in toys for young children but researchers say more needs to be done to protect youngsters before they are born. they are not listed on labels

so it can be difficult to avoid them completely. researchers also say that they don't know how or why these chemicals increase risk for asthma. it is believed that the inflammatory process may play a role but it is amazing when you think about so many products containing these things you have to kind of look out. >> you are looking all over. >> oh, man thanks. still ahead on "eyewitness news" how beyonce and jay-z are squashing those divorce rumors. >> plus queen latifah surprises a local hero, we will show you how when "eyewitness news" continues.

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queen latifah surprises a local drill team with a very generous donation. members of the drill team camden sophisticated sisters appeared on queen latifah's talk show earlier today. the team's founder towand a jones is credited with keeping thousands of kids off of the streets. the talk show host surprised the team today by donating $10,000 to help them find a new practice facility. >> we have had some hard times. we're actually looking for a permanent facility of our home to call home and she was gracious enough to give ace very generous donation to start our campaign off. so for that we are very, very grateful. >> $10,000 should go a long way. jones and her husband received a personal gift, all expense paid cruise to the caribbean. you can watch queen latifah show weekdays at 3:00 right here on cbs-3. we have good news here,

girl for ryan gosling and eva menendez. >> people magazine reporting they welcomed their new addition on friday. this little girl is first child for both actors. they began date nothing 2011 after co starring in the movie together. no word on the baby girl's name but, pretty sure she's a stunner. beyonce and jay-z have reportedly renewed their vows in the romantic commitment ceremony. they reportedly took place on island of courseca where she celebrated her 33rd birthday earlier this movement small group of friend and family were there with their daughter blue ivy. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00, the tail of the tape, these images caught on video and social media have help provide new clues in the attack on a same sex couple. we're live with the latest on the suspects. tragedy at a local apartment complex as a child falls from a window nine store ace above the ground. how investigators think it all unfolded, kathy. in weather another beautiful daze across the

delaware valley, we will take a big dip, but then a warm up before fall begins. it is all in the seven day coming up. new at 6:00 tonight, caught on camera a banana bandit, a robbery inside of a local store with fruit as a weapon. the tragic fall from inside a local apartment building, leaves a little girl dead, a fat inner mourning, and investigators piecing together the the details, of what happened. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. >> police right now are calling the fall a tragic accident. it happened at this fairfax apartment on the 4200 block of locust street. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren is live with the very latest, noel. >> reporter: jessica, we have been watching police conduct a bulk of their investigation as they did most of this morning,

down this alley way and then also, nine stories up from that window there where they believe she fell from. investigators are trying to figure out what exactly cause that had little girl to fall. almost a tragic as the the death of a little girl who fell nine stories to her death as the fact that her big sister just 11 years old may be the only witness. >> she runs, starts screaming through the building. >> reporter: investigators are giving her time to mourn the loss before they begin to question her. right now police are calling the incident an accident, they say the eight year-old was looking at something outside her father's apartment window just before she fell. fairfax apartment managers wouldn't comment on the accident but tenants had lots to say. >> so generous. >> reporter: u penn graduate student he you is a tenant and wand are if more safety measures may have prevented something like that.