better job going forward. >> i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter. i'm sorry for that. i got it wrong on a number of levels, from the process that i led, to the decisions that i reached. >> commissioner goodell laid out the nfl's plan going forward. we have have entered into a long term partnership with two leading national organizations, the national domestic violence hot line and the national sexual violence resource center. there will be changes to our personal conduct policy. i know this, because we will make it happen. i'm establishing a conduct committee to review these new rules in the months and years to come, we want outside experts to give us perspective, and if he says therees a better way to do it, we believe we need it. >> commissioner apologized forgetting several things

wrong because he followed policies, that he said needed updating. did he ever consider resigning? >> i have not, i'm focusing on doing my job. >> reporter: why doesn't he think he should resign. >> because i acknowledged my mistake, august 28th, i said we didn't get this right. we're going to make changes. we made those changes. we're making those changes. we have a lot of work to be done. >> nfl has hired an independent investigators to determine if there were cover ups regarding the ray rice video and other issues. hired, and promoted more women to key positions and the league is promising sweeping reforms on all levels of player conduct, the new policies will be announced, sometime around the the super bowl. >> beasley, thanks very much. we will see you later in sports. as we think about this, we should remind you if you or someone you know is a victim of domestic abuse, help is available. thinks the number for national domestic a abuse hot line, it

is 800-799-safe. it is opened 24 hours a day, you can also contact the national sexual violence resource center, at (877)739-3895 a. head to cbs philly.com for a list of local agencies that can offer help, as well. welshes hundreds of baltimore ravens fans, wind up at m and t stadium to trade in their ray rice jersey to day. team is offering to exchange those jerseys after running back was suspended following a charge of domestic violence. early this morning that line stretched, an estimated half mile. rice, of course, was caught on camera, and, fiance on the elevator at revel hotel and casino. he is appealing that suspension. authorities are trying to determine the cause of a big warehouse fire that injured three people, including two fire fighters. the flames broke out overnight in north american and west york streets in kensington. "eyewitness news" reporter

noel mcclaren is live with more, noel. >> reporter: well, crews are still working scene as they have been all morning long, you can see right now they are still, pouring water on some of the hot spots, in that debris, they only have about one block of american street closed down at the moment. even though fire was limited to this area you can still smell smoke all over kensington. battling the fire for more than 14 hours, fire fighters are still struggling to reach smoldering hot spots beneath layers of collapsed roofing materials. >> we have heavy equipment here, to expose the hidden fire that is buried underneath the roofing materials. >> reporter: more than 100 fire fighters work to get it under control. they believe, it started in a vacant air house at corner of american and york street. two fire fighters suffered minor injuries and one civilian was critically injured with burns to more than 80 percent of his body. neighbors say he ran away from the scene, in flames. >> there were some people

living inside the building. >> reporter: deputy chief harry banon says crews have their work cut out since flames jumped to the neighboring paper fuel facility there was a lot of textile products so that is very difficult and it was windy last night so that contributed to the spur of the fire. >> reporter: owners on have that facility a and d paper were too distraught to go on camera but tell "eyewitness news" they just purchased the property two years ago. neighbors who knew them said they wished they could do more to help. >> i feel sorry for them this were good people. they lost everything. >> reporter: you could still see some smoke lingering over the the ruble there and we can smell it, as we mentioned earlier, in fact, two area schools were shut down because of air quality concerns. we will have more on that story coming up at 6:00 o'clock but for now we are live from kensington noel mcclaren for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you very much. developing news right now, a mount holly man is facing charges of aggravated sexual

assault after being captured by u.s. marshals in central america. prosecutors say that 35 year-old joseph gore ski sexually assaulted his stepdaughter over seven years starting from the time she was just six years old. it is believe that he fled toal he will will salvador when he learn of the investigation. goreski has been extradited back to new jersey and appeared before a burlington county judge today and being held on 500 you this dollars bail. well, police suv crashes in to a dunkin' donuts in berlin camden county. chopper three a have above the scene on the white horse pike. police say that this suv collided with another car, and then crashed into the the building as a result of the impact. the store suffered some structural damage but no one was injury. still no arrests in the violent attack of the same sex couple in center city. investigators have questioned at least six people, from the group seen here in this surveillance video. some have of them tell police a different version of the

story that the victims were the ones who instigated the fight. federal officials are keeping an eye on the philadelphia police department's investigation. an entire community in the poconos remains on edge tonight as authorities stepped up their efforts to hunt down the man whom they believe ambushed two state troopers killing one of them. cbs news correspondent marley hall has more from monroe county where police believe the man may be hiding. >> reporter: hundreds of police officers are swarming woods and swam ins pennsylvania's pocono mountains. not far from where sabina van wise sells her produce. >> this has always been just a very quiet town, you hardly ever hear anything. worst that happens around here is a speeding ticket. >> reporter: officers in body arm or and camouflage are trying to flush out 31 year-old eric frein. police say he ambushed and killed a state trooper and wounded another near their state police barracks last friday. frein is described as a self trained survival list and

sharp shooter who hates police. he is now on the fbi's most wanted list. police are warning residents to refrain vigilant to keep their doors and windows locked, and to report anything that doesn't seem right. >> it has been cool at night. he is trying to survive out there. >> reporter: schools remained closed on friday, and van wise says kids are scared with frein on the loose. >> the guy could be creeping around just about anywhere. >> reporter: police received a tip that frein may have been in the woods near where he lives with his parents, but an extensive search on thursday did not turn up anything. in new york, marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, the reward for information leading to frein's capture has now climbed to $175,000. >> a search is on for the suspect who robbed a wynfield little caesars earl they're week. "eyewitness news" obtain this surveillance video from investigators this morning. you can see man was wearing a black long sleeve shirt and described as having a unique

walk. he eventually took off on a bike with an unknown amount of cash. if you recognize him, cat police. well, it has been a cool start to the day but temperatures are climbing as we move through the weekend. meteorologist kathy orr is outside, with her jacket on, on the cb is s3 sky deck. kathy, it has been a while since you had to throw that on. >> i know, it has been a long time and i wish it could be longer but we will be losing the jackets come this weekend. the clouds have rolled in with a easterly wind and they are going to stick around, for at least the the first part of the weekend. lets take a look and show you the the morning, we had a very chilly start to the morning especially through pennsylvania, new york, and new england. this is how we started, philadelphia we woke up to 58, state college 4746, but look at new york and new england in the 30's. syracuse new york and burlington, vermont but northern maine in the 20's. that high pressure system has moved off shore and that is bringing some of the clouds cover this afternoon. right now in philadelphia it

is a will cool 68. jacket or sweater weather this evening. allentown 68. poconos 61. still 70 in wilmington, dover and reading and wildwood. average high is 77 for this time of the year. we have some cloud cover out there and as long as we have a persistent east wind it will stick around this evening temperatures will be falling with mostly cloudy skies, by 9:00 p.m. 65. 11:00 p.m. 63. so bring your sweat shirt if you are heading to friday night football. clouds to start the weekend with you but we will be rebounding nicely with some sunshine. we will take a look at last day of summer and first week of fall and it looks promising, i'll just tell thaw, kate and i will be back with the forecast later on in the broadcast. >> kathy, thank you. vote is in and scotland will remain a part of the united king dome. shortly after hearing the news he announced today he will step down from office in have november. was leading force behind the movement to separate but

despite falling short in the vote he says there is a silver lining in this loss. >> we now have the opportunity to hold west minister's feet to the fire on the vow they have made to have further power. this places scotland in a very strong position. >> in all, about 85 percent of the registered voters turnout to the polls yesterday. well, still ahead here on "eyewitness news" an "eyewitness news" exclusive, frightening images of children approaching drivers at rush hour, one local man called police but when that didn't solve the problem he called the cbs-3 i team, see what happened next coming up. the obama administration is launching a new program to combat sexual assault on college campuses, we will tell you what it means for students. and a big question right now how safe is the cloud, with recent hackings and data breaches many wonder if their own personal information is at risk. three on your side's jim

donovan has important information, when we come right back.

fall out continues from the huge data breach at home depot, home depot says that breach affect 56 million debit and credit cards and that is much bigger than the security breach at target that one compromised 40 million credit and debit card. home depot says there is no evidence that debit pin numbers were compromised or customers that shopped on line, at home depot.com were affect. apple fans, lined up, around the world to ab monk the first to get their hand on

the new iphone six and the iphone six plus. here was the line on walnut street, in center city philadelphia. a huge crowd assembling overnight. we were there. we talk with some who said it was well worth the effort. one man got in line at 9:00 o'clock last night. >> the new iphones are pretty incredible. they have essentially the the power of a mackbook pro stuffed into something thaw can fit in your pocket. that is ridiculous. >> philadelphia was not alone, "eyewitness news" was also in ardmore where another big crowd was in line. well, between the the recent celebrity photo hacking and news of another major retailer with a data breach consumers may be wand fairing their personal information is safe, anywhere. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has reminders to help protect your data. >> a hack targeting celebrity photos stored in the cloud, another targeting the payment

systems of home depot, unnoticed for five months. headlines like these can make consumers uneasy about trusting third part business personal date's though on line transactions and interactions have become a way of life. by now most consumers have heard the warnings, create strong pass words, change them periodically, and don't use the same one across all on line accounts. but kiplinger's personal finance recommend taking extra steps, for example, checking cloud settings on multiple mobile devices to make sure what is private cannot easily go public. experts say consumers don't always have to hand over information when asked. especially a social security number. >> if you are asked for it, ask if it is necessary but what you can do actually is ask your financial institution to put a note on your account that you do not want to use your social security number as verification. >> reporter: on line shoppers can also take the extra precaution of checking out as a guest, rather than storing

billing information on a retailer's web site. that way if that cities hack all of your personal information, your credit card, your address and your telephone numbers aren't necessarily being stored there so scam artists are less likely to access it. >> i'm sure were you out there this morning with those people? you sleep there half the the time when these new things. >> with the phone people. >> no. >> we're talking about people's important information. >> that line was still out there on walnut at 12:15 people are very committed. >> you know you got up early. >> more importantly protect your data that is what it is all about. >> have have a good weekend. >> all right, jim, thanks. only 5:16 and we're already having a rough start, to this friday afternoon, rush hour. you can see outside on i-95 at broad street, an accident here police activity on the scene trying to get that cleared up and out of the way. it is taking out right shoulder, two right-hand lanes, everybody squeezes by in two lanes heading southbound toward the city where you will see most on

have that backup. and speaking of delay on the ben franklin bridge from the new jersey side at the toll plaza completely stack up behind this point westbound in the city, that is a lot have delay for through. compromising out 29 right lanes due to the ongoing construction project. the northeast extension not doing too much better completely closed from quakertown to lehigh valley due to an accident they are trying to clean up there. that is a 12-mile stretch that will set you back quite a bit. your alternate to get around there, but take 309 if you are trying to go around. rest of the major still slow, 202 southbound really slow, 20 minute trip from the schuylkill expressway into 30, schuylkill expressway really heavy eastbound in the city a 31 minute trip there. west kensington an earlier fire compromising some lanes, american street and york street follow a road detours around there to get on through, chris and jessica back over to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news", thousands getting receipt i for one of the most

prestigious road races. >> tonight the new video that shows a terrifying moment when an airline cabin filled with smoke just before an emergency landing. talk about a true prince charming, see how prince harry came to the aid of a little girl in tears, we will be

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regular nothing, no coat, no jacket, i don't know, it kept changing. >> tonight jacket or sweat shirt. >> there you go. >> going to a football game, great high school football tonight, pack the sweat shirt. kids are comfortable. parents have issues with the weather. temperatures will be cooling down tonight, but rebounding nicely over course of the weekend. take a look outdoors where more clouds then sun this evening. but we will get some breaks before sunset. down the shore same scenario. we are persistent easterly flow looking down the shore in atlantic city. you can see some sun peeking through the clouds. this morning, we had clear skies, and light wind, and that called for very cool temperatures. take a look at these morning lows in the poconos, 43. allentown 48. atlantic city, 54. fifty's in wilmington, wildwood, philadelphia 58, normal low for this time of the year is 59 degrees. storm scan three you can see the clouds, kind of pushing towards the caast right now, that area of high pressure that brought all of the cool

temperatures this morning has, begun to slide off the coast, flow around it is clockwise, so we have a persistent easterly flow and when you have that it will keep moisture and the clouds around and that will last tomorrow morning, through part of the day tomorrow and then wind will shift and we will warm up. temperatures right now ranging from, 61 degrees in the poconos, to 07 in reading and dover. philadelphia we are sitting at 78. ocean water temperature still at 71 degrees. elsewhere where we had some colder morning temperatures, between york and also new england warming up through the 60's, pittsburgh at 74. washington at 77. there is some warmth coming our way. we will watch the high slide off the coast so tomorrow morning we will start off with some clouds increasing sunshine, as this high, moves far enough away so we will get more southerly win. saturday will be confidentable with some sun as day progresses. all eyes on this area of low pressure that could push some clouds and maybe a few stray showers our way especially

sunday morning but it will in the spoil the day and spoil last day of summer. temperatures will make it in the 80's and that cold front and rain will be sweeping through. monday fall begins and temperatures in the 70's. looking ahead we will be seeing some clouds, working their way through on sunday but clearing out for eagles game and here's that line of rain that will be moving through the region and that will be sunday night clearing out monday morning. overnight tonight, low temperatures around 60 degrees with mostly cloudy skies, clouds and sun on saturday. highs in the upper 70's. for kick off on sunday looking good for the bird, looking for mostly sunny skies and temperatures around 8o on the exclusive three day orecast, sunday 82. monday, 72, much more different scenario as fall begins, we will be back with sports

philadelphia half marathon this weekend. festivity kick off with the health and fitness expo at pennsylvania convention center. they were able to pick up their race materials, that marathon has become one of the world's most prestigious road races, with an impressive elite field. >> i'm looking forward to running through the city. i thought it would be fun. a lot of people, great comradery and thought music was fun too. i think it is overall a really great race. >> rock and role 5k will be held on saturday, half marathon will take place, sunday. well, new murals celebrates the diversity of the city of philadelphia take a look, huge painting dedicated to day at the free erie charter school in center city. it is supposed of 6,000 photographs, of scenes from around philadelphia. the mural arts program collaborated with the school, on that project. coming up in the next half an hour the the white house launches a celebrity driven campaign against sexual

assault on college campuses. now colleges across the nation are joining in on the the effort. would you ever let your children do this? it is a frightening scene, children approaching drivers in rush hour traffic. >> you can run them over that is a bad deal. where is the parents at? >> why is it happening day after day. i'm charlotte huffman. the iteam sound the alarm asking for trouble coming up next. new at 6:00 o'clock tonight city hall clock tower gets a modern make over and only "eyewitness news" has a behind the scenes tour, we will show you changes lighting behind the scenes tour, we will show you changes lighting up the philadelphia sky

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good evening, i'm chris may. commish other goodell is promising new policies to deal with the rash of players involved with domestic violence. >> we have always tried to dot right thing. and mistakes happen and i'm sorry for that and we will get this right. >> goodell also announced partnership was two organization that is help victims of domestic violence. well, u.s. marshals have captured, and accused of sexually assaulting a young girl over several years, mount holly native joseph goreski was track down in el salvador, he is now being held in the

burlington county jail. and authorities are investigating trying to find out, if the cause of this big warehouse fire, that injured three people, including two fire fighters, those flames broke out overnight at north american and west york streets in kensington; kate. good friday evening, we've got nice wet tore tell but,es specially heading in the seven day forecast but it does work up just in time for our last week even, of summer, we're talking 80's sunday, we have a chance for showers in the forecast across the area sunday and then we will look the at your first week of fall, forecast and i think you'll love it. jessica, back over to you. >> thanks very much. the white house says that one in five women will be sexually assaulted while on campus at america's colleges and universities. today the obama administration launched a new initiative to combat that problem. cbs news reporter mark albert has details from washington. >> reporter: president obama and vice-president biden unveiled a new campaign to raise awareness about sexual assaults on college campuses.

>> the idea to fund. ly shift the way we think about sexual assault. >> reporter: goalies to give everyone especially men to speak fun they see something. >> truth is, it is in the just okay to intervene, it is your responsibility. >> reporter: new commercials used celebrities to encourage people to log on and take a prehe convention pledge. >> i'm john hamm it the is on all of us to stop sexual assault. i took the pledge. you can too. >> reporter: the the white house is partnering with 200 colleges including american university, to raise awareness about sexual assaults from the moment that students step on cam puts. >> it the is about time. >> reporter: this year daniel rapaport the sexual assault communicator at american university began his training program with the school's athletic teams. >> we want them to know to step up, intervene on situation that is concerning to them, to trust their instinct. >> reporter: sophomore lauren evans will train other students on bystander intervention. >> i have several friend impact by sexual assault and sexual violence.

it is something that has touched me since coming to au and something i want to get involved in. >> reporter: the white house plans to give up six million-dollar in college grants to add to prevention programs. at the white house, mark albert for cb is s3 "eyewitness news". well, the united states is poised to commit more resources in the fight against isis overseas. today president obama signed a measure that would arm and train syrian rebels who are already fighting in the militant group. the it was passed with bipartisan support in congress. military leaders though say it could be another year before those rebels are properly trained and ready to fight. a lot of unanswered questions surrounding a horrific murder/suicide investigation in florida. police in the town of bell are still unsure as to what led a man to kill his own daughter and six grandchildren. the suspects don spirit was also found dead with the self inflict gunshot wound. officials from the children's school addressed the media earlier today. >> it is devastating, it is

devastating to our schools, but we're going to be strong through this and we will rely on our strong faith and like i said, i asked for continued prayers. >> questions are now being raised about spirit's past, back in 2001 he fatally shot his eight year-old son, in what was determined to be a hunting accident. well, we are now getting a look inside of the smoke filled cabin of the jet blue plane that ran into trouble just moment after take off. you can see in this video smoke in the air and the the passenger wearing their oxygen mask. this plane had just taken off for austin from long beach when the right engine blew, the pilots circles around and managed to safely return to long beach. >> you could not see your hand in front of your face, it engulfed the entire cabin in second. >> you immediately got smells. the obviously something burning. then everything filled up with smoke. >> reporter: once they were

back on the ground passengers evacuated air bus a320 using the emergency slides. >> fearing for safety of some children in his neighborhood one local man called police but when that didn't solve the problem he called the cbs-3 i team. investigative "eyewitness news" investigative reporter charlotte huffman then went to work. >> reporter: when you are under cover with the i team in north philadelphia during rush hour. watch these children near busy intersection of fifth and the boulevard go from driver to driver asking for money, while cars in both lanes, went rye right by them. it is a frightening scene our cameras caught day after day. large trucks, and septa buses. passing by alarmingly close. one day a tow truck nearly hit this little girl, watch that one again.

>> that kiddies too small to be out in the middle of the street like. that easy to run them over. that is a bad deal. where is the parents at? >> reporter: good question? does your mom ever come with you? >> no. >> reporter: the children tell us that their coach send them to collect money for their dance team. >> we don't counties we just put tonight a bag. >> reporter: you give to it you. >> our coach. >> reporter: coach, your dance coach. >> yes. >> reporter: is the money really funding a dance group? we found the dance coach rasheeda clark on instagram, they call themselves caution queens and kings and she's also the the mother of some of the children. the iteam found her at this house. i'm looking for rasheeda. >> she is not here. >> reporter: what is your name? does your mom have long hair? moments later we ran into rasheed a daughter who took us right back to the same house to see her. excuse me miss rasheed a. >> shut the door.

>> reporter: i'm trying to ask you about the dance group. it was the same woman and she still was in the talking. >> shut the door. >> reporter: but the children were. are you ever scared of the traffic. >> yes, because cars almost hit me. >> reporter: concerned neighbors say they have called police more than 20 times over the past few months. have you ever seen police coming by. >> three or four times, told them to go home. and then they come back. last week they came by and then they came right back. >> he is tiny. >> reporter: city councilman jim kenny was interested in seeing our video. >> clearly these kids are in danger and city should be, should not leave. any police officer riding by this should put an end to it. this little girl, you cannot see her. >> reporter: councilman kenny says he has seen an increase in children panhandling cross the city and the danger isn't just potential for a car hitting a child, it is when

their buckets are full of money. >> these days it is no the beyond someone to pull a gun or take the money from them. >> reporter: kenny told us he thinks this is a dhs issue and will ask them to look in the matter. just today dhs who declined our interview request says that they will take a look at our video. if you see children pan handling and in danger you can call the dhs hot line at 215-683-6100 and police, we have those numbers on the web site at cbs philly.com. i'm charlotte huffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right charlotte, thanks very much. montgomery county is observing national pow mia recognition day. veterans and local officials placing a wreath at the montgomery county vietnam memorial. "eyewitness news" there in norristown. today is the day dedicated to those remembering those prisoners of war and those who remain missing in action. >> what is important that we work each and every day, 365

days a year to honor those who served and to help those who have come home to look after the families of loved ones who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. >> well, about 90 percent of the nearly 2,000 people still missing were lost in vietnam. and we have a pretty rough start to this friday, afternoon rush hour, 5:39, and we're going outside to look at our cameras at 95 at allegheny you. you can see right here southbound that is what is squeezing on by, really slowly heading toward the city. north bound lanes seem to have a little bit more relief but you will not get anywhere quicker heading to the north east philadelphia area. forty-two is the same story there as well a lot of backups heading westbound into oaks, just near 202, eastbound lanes moving nicely. northeast extension was just closed earlier, now that has reopened, only the right lane is taken out now but there is

a 5-mile delay. northeast extension north bound just past quakertown. rest of the majors still slow, 202 heading southbound slow there 18 minutes and schuylkill heavy eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway and that will take but 29 minutes. out in new jersian accident? maple shade kings high what the at route 38. mass transit looking g september, new jersey transit and dart are running on time with no delays. chris, back over to you. still to come on "eyewitness news" he fell just short of the triple crown but this weekend california chrome makes his triumphant return to the track. it is right here in our area. we will have a preview. prince harry charms us all again see how he comes to the the rescue of a little girl in tears, kate. we have got two more full days of summer and they are going to feel like it towards the 80's but cool, fall wet's lives, along with the season on monday.

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$228 billion. now that company handles more than 80 percent of china's on line buying and selling. it operates like e bay, pay pal and amazon, all a rolled into one. trend to go day, paul mccartney released a video calling for support of his meat free monday campaign. >> i need your help, all i want you to do is just log in on pledge dot meat free monday as.com and pledge your expert to the eye tea of meat free mondays. >> his daughter, designer stella also very involved in that. mccartney says reducing amount have of meat that we eat will reduce our carbon footprints. britain's prince harry saves the the day when a five-year old got upset when she could not see foo fighters perform, harry put her right up on his shoulders. this happened at closing ceremony for the games, showcasing athletic talent of wounded soldiers. harry is just a charming

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this morning members of local churches, senior centers and other groups gathered a at school district headquarters, they spent several hours, knitting blankets, hat and gloves and all of those items will be given to the children at the city's homeless shelter. what a great thing to do and certainly the time to do it, as cold weather is right around the corner but we are not feeling it this weekend. lets look at our live neighborhood network sites. lets look at how quickly these clouds are moving in the web cam at middletown ship high school in cape may courthouse this is moving out over the wet land and towards ocean and stone harbor. 65 degrees at the moment. it is a bit cool. you need jacket or sweat they

are evening but you will nod neat it over the weekend. it will warm up nicely over the entire area we will see temperatures get back to more summer-like levels. lets look at storm scan three. we have high pressure center right here, clouds are heading down the shore, moving quickly along that wind but we have a few more players on the field so to speak. the let's zoom out on storm scan three. we have this and we've got this. what we are looking at here is an area of low pressure forming off carolina coast. that is moving up the coast as we head in the weekend. it will get squeezed by an advancing cold front cut ago cross midwest that weekend and then arrive here by sunday night. question is how close does that low get and how quickly does that front push it the back out to sea. right now 68 degrees, comfortable 70 in wilmington. sixty-eight in allentown. sixty-one in mount pocono. future weather shows interaction of these two systems. moisture lifting up the coast here at tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. our area, will not get into

much. watch for clouds and drizzle in the morning. then sunday mess of the moisture with this coastal low staying out to sea, we will get nice south flow ahead of the advancing cold front and that will warm things up on sunday. then sunday night is when that front approaches. doesn't after a lot witt but by 11:00 o'clock on sunday night we will see chance for shower or thunderstorm. then, as we move into next week this big large area have of high pressure a canadian high will settle in and arrives on monday, and it is not going anywhere for foreseeable future. we are talking try and comfortable weather for days, upon days, at least a week, if not longer. but it is a sure sign fall is in the air starting to get dark earlier every night. tonight's sunset 7:03. by september 30th 6:45. by halloween night, 6:00 o'clock. we will lose an hour for what we are seeing tonight, we are lose two and a half minutes each day. starting to feel like fall is in the air. overnight cloudy and comfortable with the clouds,

that will trap that radiational heat, earth won't aloud to cool because cloud cover will be there. it acts like a blanket on you while you sleep. 60 degrees. keeping us warmer. clouds and sun. we will start off with cloud. more sun in the afternoon. milder, up to 79 for your saturday. you're witness weather seven day forecast looking fantastic. nice and warm throughout the weekend. watch out for that shower late sunday and look at next week. it does than the get berth than. that lower 07's with sunshine monday all the way through friday, we will enjoy that. kate, thank you. he grabbed the attention of the entire hearts racing world, and this weekend california chrome will compete again right here in our area. kyw news radio paul curtis reports from parx racing and casino where the champ is preparing for his triumphant return. >> after a long journey, california chrome finally got a chance to stretch his legs under the watchful eyes of co-owner steve coburn. >> it is exciting because this is his first race back since

the bellmont. it is nice to see him back in his element. he is a very happy horse, right now, very happy. >> reporter: just a leisurely work out but kentucky derby and preakness winner had a glide in his stride during his one time around the track. >> he had has in wasted motion, he is very fluid. he runs straight the as a rifle shot. and that is what is nice. he doesn't deviate from where he is told to go. little bounce in his step, basically, an indication that he is ready. he is ready to race again. >> reporter: coburn says his colt needed time off after a whirl win, winter and spring schedule that featured seven races including the triple crown series. chrome's appearance at smarty jones old stumping grounds is expect to draw upwards of 30,000 fans on saturday, coburn and his team view the pennsylvania derby as a terrific warm up for bigger races such as before it shall cup and five million-dollar breeders cup but he admits that a $200,000 offer just to

show up, also played into their decision to travel the bend salem. >> we would have been idiots to do it if he wasn't ready. we left it up to the horse. he basically told us, he said i'm ready to go. so that is why we're here. >> reporter: paul curtis, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news" it is one of the most widespread beloved operas of its time and two of the stars studied right here in philadelphia. >> today in eye on the arts we will go behind the scenes, up next.

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well, opera philadelphia is in production for its opening of the barber of sayville one week from tonight. >> on stage, two lead performers both trained right here in philadelphia and they gave our cameras access to rehearsal where audiences may find some very familiar music. pat ciarrocchi has our eye on the arts. >> ♪ the >> reporter: it the is wrapped

fire opera in philadelphia opening up is 40th season with the barber of sayville. >> it is the famous, that everybody knows in the beginning of the seven ra. >> reporter: which is what. >> ♪. so, you know, like at place is built in. >> reporter: for jonathan buyers a baratone trained at curtis institute of music, familiarity is due to this. >> ♪ >> reporter: composer for animated loony tunes introduced the barber of sayville to more children then anyone. tenor taylor, plays the love sick count emma via. >> it is totally charming, very light hearted. all of the music is very recognized thanks to loony tunes. >> reporter: he knows at contacted my of music stage, as a student at philadelphia's academy of vocal asts he found his voice. >> my teacher introduced me to opera and i happened to be okay at it. it chose me rather than me

choosing it. >> reporter: when the opera opens up on friday, september 26th, opera philadelphia will be recording it for a free broadcast, the next night, on independence mall. opera on the mall is free to the public, but registration on line is required. for ticket go to the arts in philly.org, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a lot of talent. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> at 6:00 breaking news, commissioner of the nfl roger goodell apologizes and says he wants new conduct policies before the end of this football season. we're live with reaction. >> reporter: also tonight search for what caused this huge fire at a philadelphia warehouse, and three people were injured including two fire fighters, kathy. in weather, we have some sunshine on the sky deck but weekend will start off with clouds, and it is last weekend of summer and last warm up before fall begins, i'll have

those numbers coming up. and a new jersey town that is banned alcohol for more than 100 years now brings wine to the table, and where you can now wine and dine, on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. i got it wrong, in the handling of the ray rice matter. >> breaking news right now at 6:00 under intense scrutiny the commissioner of the nfl apologizes promising changes will be made. good evening i'm jessica dean. aim chris may. roger goodell speaking for first time in public on issues of domestic violence in more than a week. our live team coverage begins with eye sports director beasley reese. beasley. >> commissioner made a statement that included several apologies and sweeping changes going forward. then he took questions from the media in an open setting, for the first time since the ray rice domestic violence

issue, kick off a series of embarrassing episodes. >> i got it wrong on a number of levels, from the process that i led, to the decision that i reached. but now i will get it right. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell apologized for his handling of the ray rice case. he said that everyone in the league will get more education, and training on domestic violence. >> we have entered into long term partnership with two leading national organizations, the the national domestic violence hot line and the national sexual violence resource center. >> goodell says there will be changes to the nfl personal conduct policy and he will have them in place by the super bowl. >> we strongly, strongly condemn and will punish behavior that is totally unacceptable. when there is evidence of misconduct bay any