. we begin with breaking news this morning. huge flames as an inferno erupts at warehouse in kensington. look at what fire fight remembers dealing with right now. and at this point, we know at least one person is injured. this is all happening at the intersection of american and york. "eyewitness news" reporter january kay barrow is there. what's the latest? >> ukee, that the tasha, good morning, the latest is that we know at least one person has been transported to the hospital. twenty-five year old man, a civilian, not a firefighter, taken to temple university hospital with burns over 80% of his body. this is what the scene looks like this morning, at the corner of american and york. you can see firefighters behind me there, dousing the hot spots left behind. you can see a lot of smoke. you cannot see flames visible at our vantage point. we do know that this fire is

under control but not the case at 2:30 this morning. see fireballs going into the air. the fire started around 2:30 here at american and york streets in kensington. it quickly grew to four alarms, with the flames engulfing the building. some of this building has been flattens, all the way to the ground, because of the intense flames. we're told this is vacant warehouse, still one person again taken to the hospital. again, he is a 25 year old man, burns over the majority every his body, taken to temple university hospital conscious anal letter. no word on any additional injuries this morning. we are expecting an update from the fire commissioner very soon. he is obviously been very busy this morning, but we will keep you up-to-date back out here live on scene, in kensington, again, you can see, number of firefighters here on the grounds with number of hose point at the fire. no this is the front side of

the building at american and york, but on the other side we saw all of the flames. fire fight verse been on the roof at a neighboring structure right here, taking a look at hot spots, some flames up there, as well, again, we are expect to go hear from the fire commissioner very soon. we'll bring you the latest as soon as we have it. for now live in kensington, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you for the update. we'll get back to you. traffic and weather together. >> good morning, everybody, things still very quiet for us, despite the passage of cold front yesterday. it helped feature couple of more clouds than the skyline for us throughout the day. we really eaked out just quiet conditions regardless, in atlantic city at the moment. little thin haze over the taj mahal right now, but generally, it is a nice clear sky for us, allow the temperatures in the wake of a cold, but because of clearing sky to drop off little more red limit currently right over my hip here you can see the observation being taken at our very own weather station here at cbs-3, headquarters in center city. looking at the other in just a

second. storm scan3, still quiet, staying that way here today, high pressure starts to nudge back in briefly. fifty-nine the current temperature at the airport, smidge mild nerve center city. at the airport, 59. fifty-one allentown, the list goes on, where it is a little cool. notice the color contouring, very sharp difference here between where you have got some of the coolest air, up in say up-state new york and up toward the poconos, and that definitely is representative when you take a look at some of the temperatures, up in alpena, into the 30's right now, some very, very dark shades of blue, indicating even colder air, up through northern new england, and yep, you have got freeze warnings and frost advisories as a result, little early for even this part of the united states to even be getting in on those kind of watches and warnings. meanwhile, back here at home, it is more after dose of october than anything. certainly, no frost concerns, by any means, but generally clear sky, means the sun will help warm things up around the board, feeling like october, around the region as a whole, 71 in philadelphia, we should

hit about 70 down the shore, keeping in mind yes, the uv index starts to drop as the sun angle sustains, but still have the sun block ready to go if you call it a beach day today. vittoria, good morning. >> good morning, everyone, we actually have one of the 95's girard avenue a.m. are's swung around to give you visual of some of the smoke. jan carabeo on the scene of the warehouse section of philadelphia, intersection of american and york. notice here definitely visible from the majors, as well, as she was saying, it occurred around 2:30 this morning, it is under control, but still working on it, with that said, as we continue now to the map, your best alternate to take if you are traveling in this area would be front street. we will continue to keep you updated as well as jan and everyone else here to let you know when it is under control then out of the way. in regard to your morning commute, you really don't have too many delays out there at all. fifty-three is your average on 95, 50 on the schuylkill, 54 traveling on 476. no major problems on the pa

turnpike, northeast extension, lots of good news, we do have ongoing paving projects on the roosevelt in either direction around red lion road, ongoing until 6:00 a.m. they do move with it, so, just keep that in mind if you maneuver through the intersections in the northeast. traveling in new jersey everything in the green, 42, 55, 295, no major delays there, and also, no major delays for mass transit, as well. natasha? >> thank you very much. more breaking news this morning, scotland won't have its own independence day, in historic vote overnight, voters reject add proposal to break off from the united kingdom, results show the no side has about 55% of the side, 45% for the yes. voter turn out was record 86% for referendum that could have ends the scotland's 307 year rain with england. have successfully campaigned hard in recent weeks to convince scottish voters to stay. >> scotland voted for a stronger scottish parliament backed by the strength and

security of the united kingdom. and i want to congratulates the no campaign for that for showing people our nations really are better together. >> decision to reject independence will ease the worries of zombies leaders, at least, they had warned they would have to shift their headquarters away from scotland to glands if scott's vote today become independent. >> the fall out continues for the national football league in the aftermath of the ray rice domestic abuse scandal. house minority leader nancy pelosi calling for the 49ers to bench ray mcdonnell following accusations he struck his pregnant fiancee. dwyer charged with head butting his wife. peterson indicted on child abuse charges for hitting his son. is the nfl commissioner handling it the way it should be handled. in a exclusive interview, sports director beasley reese asked that question to eagles running back sean mccoy. >> sometimes i think about it, but it is hard to say, because

being in that position, to to have to handle so much, a lot of us has cents to make it, very tough. my position, what dow, i know roger be tough to play running back, make their own cut and get blast the dollars by a 300-pound earls, so the correlation, i'm just saying, being, you know, in somebody's shoes, make the right decision is hard. >> so do you agree with the nfl identification handling of these dom exhibiting abuse cases in connect with "eyewitness news" by facebook or tweet us at cbs philly. well, developing now, pennsylvania state police have reopened roads in monroe county as the manhunt continues for the man who killed a state trooper and wounded another. meantime, the fbi has added eric feirn to ten most wanted fugitive list, offering to up $100,000 reward for information lead to go arrest and conviction in this case, that's addition to the $75,000 reward from crime stoppers. officials believe frein is

hiding out not far from the crime scene using self-taught survival skills. >> i don't know where he is, we think he is here, we have reason to believe he is still in the area. but we want to make sure we're covering every base. we can't let this fellow get out of this area, because, we think he would be a danger to other members of law enforcement, as well as society. well, police are warning you not to approach the suspect, if you think you have seen him. he is considered armed and dangerous, the fbi does have a tip line set up for information. you can find it on our website cbsphilly.com. as the manhunt does continue, pennsylvania state troopers said a final farewell to corporal ryan dixon. governor tom corbett philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey and hundreds of law enforcement officers mourns with dixon's wife and their two young sons. dixon had served as a marine before his training as a state trooper. very sad day for that family, and for our states.

we're back in just a moment.

well, updating now breaking news we're following this morning. a 25 year old man is returned to the hospital after a four alarm warehouse fire in kensington. we're told he suffered burns to more than 80% of his body. but, was conscious, anal letter, when he was taken away from that scene. flames broke out just before 2:30 this morning, how intense they were. firefighters able to gain control of the flames just after 4:00 this morning but again active fire scene. >> governor chris christie says he's growing tired now of the legislative committee involving the bridge scandal. blasted lawmakers for leaking documents to the media. >> should answer for where the leaks come from. if they can't run their own ship, they shouldn't be in charge after investigation.

it is really starting to bother me now that we have these leaks. >> says the governor's office not cooperating fully with the investigation, investigating whether toll picks was the reason that caused major gridlock last year. >> coming up on 4:43,. >> here we go, last calendar weekend of summer. >> isn't it crazy? >> yes, final full weekend of summer. >> that's it. >> and actually, some summer like conditions to go out on high note here, yes. i think we will warm up nicely in the next cup epp of days, i know a loft us have been enjoying, cool in the morning, really comfortable sleeping weather every single night. we are going to actually warm up here. there is cents new system on the move. when it does get here it, will probably end up bringing us little wet weather. i still think you'll get your entire weekend in here without too much after hitch. we'll explain. showing you the view on storm

scan3, at the moment, pretty much all week, has had just basically been devoid of any storms at least here locally. little front yesterday. high pressure generally been the running theme for us. the beginning of the next system are already visible way out west. we got little time to kill here before that's going to be an issue for us. it will be the next what we call mid hat taught cyclone, classic storm center, warmfront, cold front, those three pieces cents are going to be affecting the northeast with time. now today high pressure on our side. again little wimpy front yesterday, brought couple of clouds, no huge deal, sun is back in its wake. we are actually at best going to get you in the low 70s here today. so little dose of early october actually. now, tomorrow, i think we will start to see this warmfront lift in, bring in more clouds than anything, at least initially, should get enough sunlight to heat up to the upper 70s, sit in the warm sector of the system for the better part of the day, will be cold front that eventually crosses, as early as sunday night, may have shower,

thunderstorm to dodge across our area, no severe weather threats. plenty of sun meantime today going for 71, see how we do, most of the day will likely stay into the 60s, in fact that's where we sit at the moment here at cbs-3. little observation for you, getting current reading for us, meanwhile partly cloudy skies, tonight we stay cool, tranquil, continues to be almost like broken record forecast for us, but things do change with time. the clouds start to roll in tomorrow. the potential for shower or storm roams in sunday night, leading into monday, we officially kick off fall season monday other than morning showers things start to clear out for another nice week, ukee, back over to you. >> katie, thank you. eagles play their first division game in sunday when washington comes to lincoln financial field. now, the main story line is the return of desean jackson, our sports director beasley reese sat down for exclusive one-on-one interviews with mccoy, shady's best friends. >> desean jackson is a very talented person. the family type of person.

i think he loves the game. he will do whatever it takes for his teammates. and he is a good friends, trustworthy, you know, things i've heard, i've never believed it, i only can believe what i've experienced. >> and you can seymour of these exclusive interview with shady mccoy on sunday kick off 1:13, live from lincoln financial field here on cbs-3. speaking of live on cbs-3, last night thursday night football game showed off atlanta falcons exton chester county native matt ryan was 21 for 24, 286 yards, three touchdowns, as is the falcons crush the tampa bay buccaneers, 56 to 14. it is the nfc east next thursday. the new york football giants take on washington. baseball now, phillies take on the oakland a's tonight on the road, opening weekend series with the team that used to call philly home, athletics, of course, last night wrapping up four game series with the padres in san diego, dominick brown, fourth

inning single, scores darren rough to tie the game at one. padres went right back to work and they kept adding on and on. they beat the phils final score was seven to three. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, we're going back to the breaking news, warehouse fire from kensington. >> first, here is a look at what's on tonight on cbs-3. he

>> the fire commissioner giving us update right now on the kensington fire. the fire is under control at the time. we have l & i, peco, working with us, to do the investigation, to determine an origin and cause. >> can you explain the difficulties in fighting the fire. >> when you have a building this size, requires large amounts of water, which is the reason why the second alarm was struck out immediately, then because of the size and dimensions of the building and

how the fire was cents spreading to the exposure, we were trying to make sure we could protect that exposure. once the building collapsed, it would be foyer for the firefighters get into the exposure. because of paper storage, that's a lot of fuel. that creates another challenge. but once we are able to get enough resources on scene, the members did great job of containing the fire, and putting out. >> complete exterior attack, firefighters give in? >> complete exterior attack. because of the size and dimensions, no need to put anyone in harm way. we do a risk assessment on every fire where we determine if there is no life hazard, and we can't save the property, we do defensive attack. >> how many firefighters were out here battling this? >> myfoxphilly.com bridge 120 plus firefighters. thirty-three pieces of equipment, and 120 plus firefighters. >> did the fire spread from that building while you guys were here or was cents that when you arrived had it already spread?

>> well, that's hard to tell. because the bulk of the fire was in the vacant building. like i said, once the vacant building collapsed, that gave the fire exposure to the adjacent building or the exposure building. and that made it easier with the winds conditions, and the fuel load, for the fire to spread into the business. >> sir, you and your guys have been at kensington vacant warehouse fire so many times, even though they are empty, not being used, you know, potentially could kill people. >> that's right. that's one of the reasons why we don't put people in vacant buildings. when you have an odor -- older building and heavy fire load, then you have greater chance of collapse. and once you have that collapse, anything could happen. so one of the things we did do is establish a collapse zone early, in the fire, make sure everyone is out, and once we get exterior attack. >> because that's a big area, the vacant building, how big was cents that compared to the paper company? in a pretty much split evenly?

>> the paper company appeared to be larger than the actual fire dwelling. fire dwelling approximately 06 by 120, the paper company looks like it is twice that size. little larger. >> big thing about this was the smoke. was cents a lot of the smoke coming from the paper company? is that why we had so much smoke? >> initially the smoke come from the paper company and the fire dwelling. when you have that large amount of fire, it creates large amount of smoke, heat smoke. >> the paper company destroyed or did you guys save that thing? >> we don't believe it is saved. when you have that large amount of fuel load, chances are we didn't save the paper company. >> we are looking right here, what's the -- can we see the paper company from here? >> no. the paper company is on the north side of the building, which we call the delta exposure. so when you look at a fire grounds, we break it down into divisions. the front of the building would be alpha division, the left of the building or south side in this instance is going to be your bravo, rear, north

side is the delta. >> so just to clarify, what we are looking at right now would be the vacant building. >> that's correct. >> and paper company would be on the other side that far? >> that's correct. >> and the vacant building would you call that aware house or would you call that -- >> well, i don't know if it was a warehouse or not, but large commercial building. >> how many stories? >> the paper company, i believe, two stories, two stories, approximately, 120 by 100. >> fire was actually under control within an hour and ten, 20 minutes, approximately hour and 20 minutes. >> and that building right there, is that an office supply company? was -- were there other damage to other building? >> the building on the corner is a furniture company, i believe it is five stories in height, and we put members inside to make sure that fire hazard expose today that building. we did experience some

embers -- embers on the roof because of the heat, there was an antenna on the roof, also, may have been damanged, but minor damage to the furniture company on the corner. >> so three buildings here in close proximity? >> right. so you have two with major damage, and corner building has some minor damage. >> thank you t sorry, the injury, 45 year old man? you have no idea? >> you have been listening to the philadelphia fire commissioner updating us on huge warehouse fire or commercial building fire in kensington, started about 2:30 this morning, as you heard, under control in about an hour, hour and 20 minutes or so. our jan carabeo is out, there as well, gathering more information from that scene. >> one person taken to the hospital there, we're told, with severe burns to his body. 80% of his body. no other injuries that have

been reported at this point. but again it, has been placed under control, a warehouse building there, and neighboring paper company affect the by this fire in kensington. kensington. >> we'll take a short

>> and one final check on your weather here today. things generally looking very, very quiet for us yet again. the quiet pattern just keeps ongoing with storm scan3, remaining empty at this point. you can see, few little speckles of green off across central, southern delaware, generally you don't have to worry about anything as far as wet weather, showing signs of retreat of cool front that came through yesterday. so the temperatures have been reinforced here, little dose of october coming our way, we take live look at just choice few locations cents here, temperatures are generally speaking into the 50's this morning. as we move forward, the high hits no better than the low 70s in philadelphia, it will probably stay only into the 60s around some of the outlying suburbs, so you need the extra layers today. nice weekend warm up is on the

we're following upn breaking news right now, an inferno in kensington, intense flames, thick smoke, fill the sky as is this warehouse goes up in flames overnight, hurting three people, include rag couple of firefighters. the warehouse fire quickly grew to four alarms, firefighters have it under control at this hour. but still putting out the flames. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo just got update from the fire commissioner. she is live on scene at american and york streets, in kensington. jan? >> reporter: that the tasha, ukee, that's right, we just got update from the fire commissioner here, and he's updated the number of injuries as you mention, three injuries as a result of this fire, two were firefighters, with minor injuries, and one was civilian taken to temple university hospital with critic call injuries, 25 year old plan with burns to over 80% of his body. take a look, live now, at the

scene, at the corner of american and york streets, here in kensington. you can see that the fire is now under control. but firefighters remain on the scene here, we're told this fire started around 2:30 this morning, and boy, was cents it a site. take a look at the video, see the flames shooting into the air. we're told that this fire started at 2:30, in a vacant commercial type building. and then, it spread, to neighboring business, which is a paper storage company, so you can imagine, they had a heavy fire load in these buildings, and that's why it went up so fast. now, obviously, the vacant building has been completely destroyed, we're told there is heavy damage to the paper storage company, as is well. there is also another business on the corner hereof american. it is a furniture business. we're told it has some minor exterior damage. firefighters really worked hard to save that building. there is more than 120 firefighters on scene, 30 apparatus here, it has been a huge effort to get this