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 fire under control.

it went to four alarms, very quickly, take a listen, to how the fire commissioner says these crews battled this fire. >> we went to four alarms, which is about 33 pieces of apparatus, 120 firefighters. we did have three injuries. we had two firefighters with minor injuries, and we had one civilian with critical conditions injuries. and now it took fire crews more than an hour to get this huge fire under control. a lot of people also coming out of their houses cents, in this neighborhood, taking a look, because it was such a site to see, back out here live on scene, you can just see a loft smoke in this area, there is a bit of a breeze out here, so it is pushing it around. so if you smell smoke in philadelphia, this is the reason why. again, we are coming to you live from the corner of american and york streets in kensington where this four alarm fire is now ends control. three injuries here, two minor injuries to firefighters and one person, a 25 year old man,

who is seen coming out of the vacant building on fire, with burns to more than 80% of his body. taken to temple university hospital in critical condition. just as soon as we get more information, we will bring it straight to you. for now live in kensington, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks, jan, thank you so many for up that date. also more breaking news, scottish voters reject a plan to split from the united kingdom in a historic vote. we learn overnight the vote foreign dependence failed 55 to 45%, keeping united kingdom intact. british prime minister david cameron just spoke this morning says it is time for the uk to come together. >> the people of scotland have spoken. and it is a clear result. they've kept our country of four nations together. and like millions of other people, i am delighted. >> the turn-out for the election was astonishing. more than eight out of every ten registered voters cast a

ballot. well, developing right now, the man want in the connection with a deadly ambush on a pennsylvania state trooper is now one of the fbi's ten most wanted. the reward for eric frein now stands at $100,000, he's considered armed and dangerous, as a precaution, students in the pocono school district will stay home again, as is that manhunt continues. authorities believe frein is hiding in the wands around blooming grove pike count. >> i 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. >> corporate brian dixon's funeral was held yesterday, as the search continues. the former marine leaves behind wife and two children. it is 5:03, here is your traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, ukee, happy friday everybody. today will be beautiful day yet again, another real quiet day, just little minor tweak to the forecast from what we've experienced in the last couple of days, where we easily got to the mid 70s, barely going to get you to the

seven's today. all courtesy of just a reinforcement, call it, here, from a very weak front that came through yesterday. soap, storm scan3 continues to remain empty. but some of the cool air is really doing number on northern new england, in fact, there are freeze advisories, i should say, freeze warnings, and frost advisories posted up that way. typically, you wouldn't see the first frost up that far until maybe couple of days from now, so time something generally closing in on the norm for that area. for us, no worries here, guys, little too warm for any frost. but just sense of when the typical frost would maybe start to show up. generally, it starts in the month of october. but, we are wrapping up this fall season very quickly here, 59 the current temperature at the airport, into the 50's in ac, little cooler by comparison mount pocono, day ahead features pleasant weather overall, more sunshine, just again one of those mornings where really the entire day i would say, not the worse idea to keep that extra layer on land, but the sun will shine brightly.

you will want sunglasses to go along with your weather accessories today. torrey, we send it into you today. >> love me some accessories, kate, thank you. good morning, everyone, i almost forgot it was friday. isn't that weird? it is that bad. a great friday morning commute to start your weekend, let's get you outside, if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway, no major problems in either direction. traveling either eastbound or westbound there is shot here around 202, you will see traffic moving extremely smooth. and again, it is not only around your area of the western suburbs, but also, around downtown philadelphia, maybe headed down toward the walt whitman bridge, south philly, no major problems there either. here is a look at 95 right around 420, if you are headed to the philadelphia international airport, that is smooth right getting there. not seeing too many delays at the airport, itself. so great way to start your weekend again. however, jan heist been out there covering the fire in the kensington section of philadelphia, and right at the intersection of american and york, it is closed at that intersection, try to avoid

that entire area if you can. if you do have to maneuver through it, front street your best alternate at this time. again, speed censors reflecting great news. # five on 95, 50 on the schuylkill, 50 on 476, pa turnpike northeast extension all moving well, we do, however, have overnight construction on the roosevelt boulevard in either direction near red lion, ongoing until 6:00 a.m. natasha. >> vittoria, thank you so maniment some now calling for federal investigation into the violent attack of same sex couple in center city philadelphia. councilman jim kenny sent this letter to the u.s. attorney's office, asking them to look into the case and prosecute it as a hate crime. federal investigators reached out to local authorities, but they haven't decided if they'll move forward. we want to cover every base, to make sure this did not happen or if it did happen that the federal government should take the case. >> detectives say, they've questioned six persons of interest, the scene in this surveillance video, some who say the victims are the ones who instigated the fight. so far, no charges have been

filed, in connection with last week's attack. there is concern this morning, over the safety of americans strand in the mexico by hurricane odile. vacationers from philadelphia who went to cab owe san lucas stuck there amid chaos and confusion, far from the vacation they planned. their communication via skype was the first touch with the outside world since odile hit their hotel mondayment hoping the us law make kearse help out. >> now the growing fear people around here are in devastated area, lacking resources, so it is entirely possible that we could become targets because we have money. >> now, they have found shelter in a hotel four hours from casho. airports are jam or inaccessible. happening now, long lines across the country as people try to get their hands on the new iphones early this morning, we found this crowd

outside apple store on walnut in center city. store opens 8:00 promptly when the brand new iphone six and six plus go on sale. just about two hours earlier than their usual opening time. these new phones have larger screens, better cameras, and faster processers, than previous iphones. we are following our breaking news, mals i have warehouse fire burning in kensington right now. >> the intense tip of the flames, just incredible, you can see here the monitor behind us, getting update from the scene coming up next. >> also, the nfl under fire after series of high profile arrests. eagles superstar lesean mccoy weighs in on the controversy only on cbs-3. also this: >> the flight attendants, they were yelling brace, brace, brace. >> a scare in the air when this plane filled with smoke, the big complaint for many passengers after the frightening landing. katie? >> and natasha, today features again more sunshine but little

dose of october as we come up now on the final weekend of the summer season. so, how does that weekend forecast shape up? i'll have the answer on the

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we're up-state g breaking news that we've been following three people were injured after massive inferno breaks out in kensington. here is a live look at that scene, as you can see, firefighters still dousing flames, and hot spots, we're told, one man suffered burns to more than 08% of his body. two firefighters also suffered minor injuries. the flames broke out about 2:30 this morning, were placed under control just about an hour ago. well, series of domestic violence cases still on the mind of many football fans. nfl kicks off another week. a lot of people are calling on the san francisco 49ers to bench defensive ends ray mcdonald after i accused of hitting his pregnant wife. so far no facing any charges.

jonathan dwyer is out of jail after being charged with head butting had i wife. and it looks like adrian pediatric err son, gregg hardly not play any time soon, while they work out their legal myfoxphilly.com. now, with the nfl in turmoil, sports director bust will he reese sat down with exclusive interview with eagles running back lesean mccoy to talk about the league's image problem. >> we're blessed to be here. you know, look at all of the people i grow with, players, even more talented than i was, they didn't get the shot to play in the nfl. that's almost every little kid's dream tonight finally get here, make this type of money, you know, play the type of game you love. kids looking up to you. that's like why not do things the right way. you know, i think as a whole, us players, you know, we can do better. >> do you pay attention to the punishment, and the decisions, like has the commissioner handled this the way it should hands philadelphia. >> you know, sometimes i think

about it because it is authorities say because being in that position, to have to handle so much, you know, a lot of decisions that you have to make, it is very tough. like my position, what i do, i know roger be tough to play running back, make their on and get blasted by 300 pounds earls, so the correlation i'm just saying as far as being, you know, in somebody's shoes, make the right decision is hard. >> you can seymour of my exclusive interview with shady on sunday kick off cbs-3, 11:30, live from lincoln financial field. i'm beasley reese for eyewitness sports. it is 5:13. time for weather and traffic together. good morning, kate. >> i i come bearing good weather news, that the tasha. looking ahead to this weekend, i think a loft us sort of forgot this is the last full weekend of the summer season. let's make the most of t i do think we will end one nice weather, some summer like weather to go along with it, which we'll explain.

quick check on storm scan3, which still, well, the storms to find out, there still very quiet. high pressure wednesday again in place. we zoom it all the way out, however, little more activity here in the deep south. as well as some very heavy rain, right across that texas border here. and we continue to see the combination at least of the next system that will eventually cross through our area for the second half of the weekend. which is eventually going to also bring us our next round every wet weather. meantime the pollen levels do stay quiet. low, i should say, probably better word, but ragweed, sage brush now the primary pollen issues, we'll continue to keep the levels low even into the upcoming weekends despite the fact it is a very quiet forecast. who is headed out to happy vale? looks like pretty nice weather overall, nice and mild, clouds initially, warmfront moving in here, but should keep the sunshine around in time for the 4:00 kick off. problem bye going to be little breezy out there in the valley. looking at what we have going on in the delaware valley back here at home, today little dose of october for you.

low 70s expected, still full sunshine. tomorrow sunday look at the nice little warm up here, again warmfront comes along, bridges in clouds saturday specially initially, should see the sunlight as the day progresses, sunday we wrap up the summer season with a lovely little bo, the high of 82 degrees, some sun, but by night fall little wet weather. >> i love that imagery, tying it up in a nice little bo. makes it sounds so nice. i took that, as well, traveling on the commute, anywhere, if you are traveling on the vine st. expressway, little bo there, eastbound and westbound, no major problems at all, headed it the schuylkill, headed to 95, a lot of good news, same thing, 476, another little bo. southbound, northbound moving well around the mid-county toll plaza. if you are traveling either around the schuylkill expressway or 95, you have the same story. we do, however, still have the breaking news situation, that fire location in the kensington section of philadelphia. closing american street at front. if you have to, maneuver through this area, front street would be your best bet. and that's excuse me american

and york, your best alternate front street. but try to avoid it if you k very serious and very active situation, however, speed censors all over are reflect ago lot of good news. we do however have overnight construction on the roosevelt, in either direction, between and around the area of red lion road in the northeast, natasha? >> thank you very much. city hall trying to save some money and help the environment all in the process. the big change at one of the city's most iconic landmarks. >> somehow this dog survived a cross country journey on her own, but getting home to the philadelphia area hasn't been easy either. finds out how she will finally be reunited when her owner when we come bac

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spread quickly to business next-door. the four alarm fire was placed under control, just after 4:00 this morning. >> and philadelphia city hall is going green to save some green. you probably won't notice it from the outside, but the city is switching to energy efficient led lights in the clock tower. the current light bulbs have to be replaced every six to nine months or so, and new ones should last up to ten years. the change will save the city $10,000 a year, in electricity, plus another $30,000 in labor and materials. well, if you have shopped at home depo lately, please keep close eye on your credit card bill. home improvement store now says hackers stole credit card information from 56 million shoppers. that's one of the biggest retail data thefts in history. home depo says it got rid of the computer software that caused the problem, and it is offering free identity protection services to anyone who shopped there between april and september of this year. well, now it is time to check your philadelphia job

market report. >> here's "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenberg. >> silence, that's often the sound of job search. of all of the resumes sent every week by candidates in the philadelphia area, employers simply won't respond to most of them. what should an applicant do? following up creatively, in a way that demonstrates relevant skills, could be the perfect way to break the silence, one accountant sent an analysis of the company's 10k. are you a chef? send your references on cake that you made. for a sale job at a toy company, candidate cut up his resume like a puzzle, sent pieces every day for a week, the company loved it. forget the standards. just calling to see if you got my resume. this is important for any job. including top open positions in the philadelphia area. like assistant manager, customer service associate, pharmacy service associate. whatever job you seek, create a follow up demonstrating relevant skills can help get you fired. i'm steve greenberg, cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

>> happy friday, looking ahead to pleasant weather today, tomorrow, sunday. the last few days of the summer season, with some real nice weather. today still actually fell like fall. storm scan3 remains quiet, empty, your temperatures generally anywhere from the mid to upper 50's, at this point. from philly on south and east, and it is cents a little cooler the further north and west you go, but generally, it is a smidge milder, for now, across the board than it was this same time yesterday. but, it will stay clear and sunny and we actually still only should warm up to the low 70s today. warmfront comes in tomorrow, bridges in clouds initially, i promise you you will see sun as the day goes on, spike to

77, hitting low 80s sunday, don't have to worry about wet weather until at least sunday night, tory? >> thank you, katie, if you are traveling out and about right now, almost 5:30, still not dealing with any sort after rush. let's get you outside. take a look at 476, right around the area of the schuylkill expressway, in major problems in either direction, barely any vehicles out, there it is very quiet. it is very smooth. and we have lots of good news, and it is not only on 476, and even travel even in the area, of the mid-county toll plaza, northeast extension, pennsylvania turnpike, 59 around the philadelphia international airport, and not only just here, it is also if you are traveling around center city, maybe making your way into delco, bucks county, all-in-all looking great. we do however still have the active fire location on american street closing closingt the intersection of york, take front street, if you can try to avoid the area altogether. no major problems for mass transit, ukee? >> torrey, thank you, here we go, washington comes to town sunday for the eagles first division game of the new football season, team of

course former eagle desean jackson place for now. sports director beasley reese caught up to shady mccoy for exclusive one-on-one about playing against his old friends. >> it was different. think the biggest difference just playing against them. watching them on tv for another team is weird, but i think playing against them, you know, watching them work, will be so different. you know, and i hope everything is healthy, i hope everything goes well for them, but they got to lose the game up. >> heard. that will let's go birds. thursday night football, the falcons hosting tampa bay bucks, devon doing what does. running back kick for touchdown. broke dion sander's record of 19 touchdown run backs, and high step into the end zone as a tribute. prime time used to do. that will atlanta beat the bucks, final score 56 to 14. the phillies take on the oakland a's tonight out west, game time 9:35 p.m. our time. lead the race for the american league seconds wild-card spot.

last night the phillies wrapped up their series against the padres in san diego. dominick brown, drove in darren rough in the fourth to tie the game at one run apiece. but the padres just kept on scoring. and they beat the phils, final score san diego seven to three. soccer goal to show you here in brazil. that's joe he will, remember, the go by one name and brazilian soccer, he gets loose, and puts one by the goalie. but that's not why we're showing this video. check out the goal celebration. way to go. where did he go? he vanished. he turns out, great big hole over there. and joel managed to jump noop t he emerged few moments laterment his evening owe probably little damaged, otherwise he is okay. did you see, over there, no, no, not here, no -- took late. but he's okay. natasha, back to you. >> that could have been scary. glad he walked away from that one. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", continuing to follow breaking news this morning, massive warehouse fire in kensington,

this is a live look at the scene right now, where fire fight remembers stilll battling this four alarm blaze. for the most part it is zero it is under chrome, still dousing hot spots. jan carabeo gathering more information from the fire department. an update next. plus raging wild fire in california. spreads overnight. it turns out that fire was not an accident. and vittoria and katie run with traffic and weather together on the 3's, back in just two minutes. the usual? not tonight. intthat sizzle for $12.99.aks the smoky double bacon sirloin. the new spicy sriracha sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. steaks that sizzle.

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good morning, updating breaking news huge flames errupting overnight in send king ton of the four alarm blaze injured four people, including two firefighters. seat intense flames those firefighters had to deal with. real battle for philadelphia's bravest. "eyewitness news" reporter

jan carabeo has been on the scene all morning, she just got update from the fire commissioner. jan? >> ukee, good morning, the fire commissioner updated us on number of injuries, that happened during this fire. three people injured. this fire did a lot of damage. two firefighters, suffered some minor injuries, and one man, a civil yan, taken to temple university hospital, with critical injuries, burned, to more than 08% of his body. this is a live look at the scene right now on the corner of american and york streets. this fire is now under control. all you can see right now is a whole lot of smoke. i talk about damage in that smoke are two buildings, that are destroyed, and one that's also has some minor damage to the roof. now, take a look at this incredible video, this is what the fire looked like earlier this morning, it broke out here, in kensington, around 2:30, in the 2400 block of american street. told the fire start in the vacant commercial building, the fire tore through that,