through the delaware valley, now little delayed reaction, temperatures start to drop off. the breeze starts to kick in. we start to officially wrap up the summer season. so we will be talking about the differences in the thermometer, but generally, still a pretty nice week coming up. i'm going to have all of the details coming up in the next few. torrey? >> thank you, katie. good morning, everyone, also very quiet on your commute, we take a look at 95 through the construction zone at cottman, southbound, northbound, moving well. things overall look great. but it, will definitely change when the sun comes up, rush comes, in so stay with us, we head back to the desk, erika? >> thank you, new this morning, philadelphia police say two gunmen fired 21 shots in a overnight shooting that sent three people to the hospital. it happened last night, around 11:30, in kingsessing. investigators say two of the victims were grilling on the front porch at the time of the shooting. detectives interviewed witnesses, hoping to id the suspects. no word yet on motive. police are investigating an officer involved shooting

in west philadelphia. it left a 19 jerold suspect critically injured. it happened just before 9:00 last night on the 5600 block of media street, in carol park. investigators say, witnesses called 911 after seeing a man walking down the street with a gun in his hand. >> officers responded immediately to the assignment, and they saw a male fitting the description, who had a gun in his hand, so very good chance he was about to do something with that gun. people don't normally walk the streets with a gun in their hands. >> authorities say, the officers fired after the suspect pointed his weapon toward them. police recovered that weapon at the scene. no officers were injured in the shooting. well, developing right now, the national transportation safety board is investigating a deadly bus crash in northern delaware in which a second victim died overnight. >> it happened on the route one off ramp headed toward route 13 north in new castle. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us at christianna hospital in newark with more, jan, good morning.

>> reporter: good morning, erika, ukee, weaver now learned that another woman has succumb to her injuries overnight, meaning two women have now died because of this bus crash. and dozens of others remain in the hospital this morning. this, as police continue to investigate, and continue to look for answers to how this happened, and could it have been prevented. a terrible scene on the side of the road in new castle, delaware. crushed metal, shattered glass, passengers clothes covering blown out windows, a scene no one was prepared to experience. >> everyone was in so much pain. just crying out for their loved ones, and a lot of them, it was so frantic. >> elvis cruz drove past the crash just after it happened. and jumped out to help. >> their wounds were just -- almost like from a war zone, just so -- everyone was so cut up, missing bits and pieces of arm and face and no one on the scene without blood on them except for me. >> once first responders he snapped these heart wrenching pictures.

fifty people were a boards this tour bus, was running from three day sightseeing tour, rounds trip from new york city to washington, d.c. and back. crash happened here around 4:30 yesterday on the route one off ramp to us13 north. police say the 56 year old bus driver from flushing new york was driving around the curve when the bus left the road and overturned onto its roof. the bus then continued to slide down the embankment until it finally fell to rest on one side. police say the bus driver was properly restrained and only suffered minor injuries, but 54 year old woman from new york city, chen, pinned under the best, died on scene, and 30 year old woman from istanbul, turkey, was transported to christianna hospital where she later died. police say up to five others were transported in critical condition, and we're told two children were aboard, as well. now, police say that this bus is owned by amusa express based out of new york city. "eyewitness news" has tried to get in contact with that

business. no word back from them just yet. in the meantime, police are still investigating, they say any charges are pending the conclusion of this investigation. reporting live outside of christianna hospital, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". jan, thank you. just past 5:03, we want to head out to the skydeck and check in with kate. >> i good morning, everybody, very happy monday to you, and generally speaking we've got nice week coming up here. so we'll say happy monday, happy tuesday, happy wednesday, although eventually wet weather we do have to track, but, it doesn't look like that will really mess with us until at least thursday. so, our stretch of really quiet weather, basically, continues on with only minor hiccups along the way. let's take a look outside. now, right now, it is just mild enough that i would say it is pretty much your call, whether you want to bring the jacket with you or not this morning. however, we did just have a cold front roll through. you can see the remains now, of those little speckles of green pulling away through new england. the transition basically just getting underway, from warmth,

to cooler air, taking over here, and the 24 hour temperature difference, just doesn't show too much movement on the thermometer here, your give or take couple of degrees, in most locations, but, that's going to change with time here. really going to notice and sort of level off with the tell readings hereby the afternoon. winds already starting to shift bit more northwest, up through the poconos, quite breezy at 14 miles per hour, only 53 degrees right now, too. so starting to see the drop on the thermometer there. and you may not level off much more than the mid 50's up in the mountains here today with just few residual clouds as the system pulls away. everywhere else i think you can bank on generally mostly sunny day, and temperatures that will have chance to rebounds back to the low 70s. but here is the thing, actually already hit our daytime high. it happened shortly after midnight. while we're going to come close to those low and mid 70s, yet again today, it will be awfully close. so, we've already hit the high. and the sun hasn't even come up yet. torrey, we send it into you. >> that's weird, isn't it?

>> it is a little strange. >> but it is still really nicement look at the wind blowing in your hair. >> absolutely. >> the things to be thankful for. good morning, everyone, traveling out and about this morning, no major delays at all. we take a look at 95, no delays in either direction, southbound, northbound, right around the area of cottman avenue. looking great, and, again, not only here, not around northeast philly but around center city, south philadelphia making your way down into delaware, no major problems at all. all of the delaware majors also just moving, that's nice. traveling the vine st. expressway eastbound and westbound commuting looking great. no delays heading to the schuylkill, no delays to 95. definately clear shot moving through south center city philadelphia. we take a look at the wide speed censors great, 50 on the schuylkill, # five -- 55, 476. notice the map, just grown all over, just how we like t however, big project for schuylkill commuters today. beginning today, westbound 76, the spring garden onramp, will be closed through november. so we have a few alternates for you definitely good thing to keep this in mine.

no problems for mass transit. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. the manhunt continues this morning, for the suspect want in the connection with a deadly ambush on two state troopers. meanwhile, the pocono mountain school district is closed for fourth straight day. while the gunman remains on the loose. police release images of ak47 along with magazines and camouflage bag. they believe were left in the woods by the suspect, eric frein. authorities continue to focus their efforts on barrett and price townships in monroe county, as well as the delaware state forest area. >> we know that frein has prepared and planned extensively for months and maybe years. he planned his attack and his retreat. however, we believe we are closing in on him. he is no longer safe. and i am confident that he will be apprehended. >> frein is accused of murdering pennsylvania state police corporate brian dixon, and injuring trooper alex douglas. happening today, pennsylvania's house is

expected to vote on philadelphia's proposed cigarette tax. the city needs the money to help funds its financially strapped public school system. the 2-dollar per pack cigarette tax will provide about $83 million a year to the state's largest school district. meanwhile, the two candidates for pennsylvania governor have their first debate tonight at the state chamber of commerce dinner hershey. latest quinnipiac university poll shows challenger tom wolf 24 points ahead of incumbent tom corbett. that will pole also shows likely voters back wolf on the race's two biggest issues, jobs, and education. well, hundreds of nurses at crozer-chester medical center in delaware country in the second day of two day strike. nurses are unhappy over pay cuts and pensions. but their biggest complaint is over-staffing. while the medical center says staff levels are above average, the union says one nurse has cents to tends to several patients at once. >> we are now 550 nurses. we were 800 nurses cents a few

years ago. and our issue is they've not left enough nurse toss care for the patients. >> we have adequate number of nurse toss provide excellent staffing throughout all of our facilities. >> now, the strike is expected to end tomorrow with both sides returning to the bargaining table. in the meantime, replacement nurses are filling their shifts. the secret service plans to beef up security around the white house today, while two crashers appear in court. surveillance video captured omar gonzalez right there on your screen sprinting across the white house lawn friday, and inside an unlock door before he was arrested. a day later, shamong native kevin car was arrested after trying to drive into a barricaded entryway at the white house. in both cases cents, the president was not home. secretary of state, john kerrey, meets with world leaders gathering in new york for the united nations general assembly. more than 140 heads of state and government will tackle arrange of crises including

the threat of islamic state militants in iraq and syria. president obama will lead a summit meeting at the un this week. well, firefighters out west are still struggling to get the upper hand on this growing wild fire. we'll tell you about the break they're getting today in the fight against the flames. also this. >> i don't care if i get arrested. i'm going to say this -- save this babe. >> i that woman took matters into her own hands when she saw a baby left alone in a car. why she thinks other people hesitate today help. >> and, desean jackson's return to philadelphia overshadowed by ugly brawl, hear what the players say about the fight as the birds make history with another come-back win. katy? >> ukee, today will be a day that's a lot cooler than yesterday, for sure, we just had a cold front roll through, so the delayed reactions basically taking effect right now. also, we'll get a check on your pollen report for all of the allergy sufferers out there.

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i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> 5,000 firefighters are working a double shift to get a hand on the very fast moving wild fire. flames from the king of fire already burned more than 82,000 acres of lands, and it is only 10 percent contained so far. light rain, cooler temperatures, though, are helping firefighters, it cost about $5 million a day to get this fire under control. hoping for some relief out west, those firefighters, katie, how are we looking the rest of the country? >> right now overall, very, very quiet pattern for much of the united states. say for some of these extreme events like we have going on in california, but when we actually go outside, you will see, as we take a live look here at the nationwide picture, on storm scan3, yes, no major storms to track, there is some moisture certainly creeping up through the rocky mountains right now,

we just had our own system roll on through, and you can actually see its retreat right here, so we're clearing out once again with more sunshine on tap. but, overall, there aren't any major stories going on here for us, the big stories, just going to be really really quiet outside for couple of days. so here is your pollen report. despite quiet forecast, levels still pretty low, but ragweed, sage brush, now the primary pollens for us. so couple of tweaks to the predominant issues at this point. meanwhile, that said, we, as i said, just front move through. so we already hit the daytime high early this morning, probably flirt with the 73 degrees mark later today, but probably don't get there, because that northwest breeze takes over, cooler air mass takes over, especially headed into early tomorrow morning, much cooler air settling n it will be chilly start tomorrow. but another real nice day, as we officially kick off the fall season for the first full day. vittoria? >> thank you, katie. beautiful forecast, also beautiful out on the roads, traveling on 95, the schuylkill expressway, a lot

of good news to start your monday, we get you outside, take a look at the schuylkill expressway, 5:14, 76 very quiet. almost still sleeping. eastbound and westbound looking great around south street, really anywhere, even difficult to make out the road in the shot without few headlights. if you are traveling not only around center city, if you're traveling around the western suburbs, good news, same thing, trying get to the schuylkill, using the roosevelt boulevard, no major delays northbound, southbound, shot here at fox, really shows you how easy breezy it is out there. take a look at these numbers, 50 on the schuylkill, 55 on 95, 55 on 476, all green, if you are headed into your western suburbs, 422, 202, things on the pa turnpike looking great. we have some construction delaware county, west chester pike at laurence road, ongoing between 9:00 and 3:00. however, everything right now, looking great. erika? >> torrey, thank you. here are headlines this morning, second woman has died from injuries in yesterday's bus crash, it happened in new castle county. at least 49 people were taken to the hospital with injuries.

that bus was traveling from washington, d.c., to new york city. two people are in critical condition, and another person also cents injured in a triple shooting in kingsessing. investigators say, 21 shots were fired about 11:30 last night. police are searching for two gunmen. and pennsylvania's house of representatives is set to vote today on the proposed cigarette tax that could funds philadelphia's public schools. officials say the tax could provide about $83 million a year to the cash strapped district. a lot more to tell but this morning, celebrities hack again. more nude pictures are leaked on the internet. we'll tell you about the latest victims of the on line attack. >> also, stepping up the search for missing college student. her parents make the first public plea for help. as police focus on one man. details coming up.

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foreman last seen with missing university of virginia student, as police continue to search for her. it has been more than a week since 18 year old hannah graham vanished after night out with friends. police have called jesse matthew a person of interest, and now, he's wanted for speeding away from the charlottesville police station, after meeting with a lawyer. meanwhile,. >> gram's parents made their first public appearance begging for information about their missing caughter. >> i'm certain everyone in this room and those watching knows that what happened to hannah graham could happen to their child. we need to find out what happened to hanna, and make sure it doesn't happen to anybody else. so far, matthew is not facing any charges, related to gram's disappearance. >> woman in texas doesn't stop to think twice when she finds a baby locked in a car. angela took matters into her own hands when she saw one year old boy inside the carve san antonio parking lot while his father was inside

shopping. she did not hesitate to smash the front window, and crawled through a small hole to unlock the door, cutting her arms in the process. >> i smashed it and it broke right away, the window, i fit like it was worth the risk. >> now, she won't face any charges, because of a good samaritan law. that little boy was a little dehydrated but otherwise okay. his father, though, is facing child endangerment charges. well it, has been rough year for general motors. it is only getting worse. we'll tell you about the latest problem forcing the auto maker to recall hundreds every thousands of cars. and we'll have this. >> no, no,o, no! oh, brain yack's battling crime on the newest thriller, debuting on cbs-3 tonight. we have sneak peak at scorpian, and, what makes this new show so different? that's coming up.

>> let's get traffic and weather together. >> monday morning will start off with a transition. weekends got nice and warm, certainly was nice little dose of summer as we officially wrapped up the final weekend of the season here, but today, starting to feel a lot more like fall. much of the week will be feeling like fall. nice and quiet, just had front roll on. long gone. quick check on the tropics, despite pretty colors out there, there is no sign of tropical development here, in the open waters of the atlantic, for at least the next five days which is crazy, at the height of the hurricane season, to have virtually nothing going on, that's big deal. neighbors obvious lip in the eastern pacific have had a lot happening. we can't say it is completely

quiet. but certainly, for us, as far as our impacts, we're not look too long bad here in terms that far activity. meanwhile, here at home today, we already hit our daytime high. it will be cooler afternoon, low seven's at best. tomorrow, also, cool, look where we come from, 51 degrees for early morning low, but the sun will shine all day, so nice crisp dose of fall, just in time to kick off the first full day of the season, torrey, over to you. thanks, good morning, everyone. no signs of rush hour to kick off your morning commute. so that's a bonus. let's get you outside. take a look at 95, right around the area every center city approaching the vine st. expressway, traveling in the northbound direction, that would be headlights there, southbound your taillights, no delays on # an anywhere around here, around the airport, delaware county, bucks county, all-in-all great ride. same thing traveling on the schuylkill expressway, shot here around 202, king of prussia, 76 looks great, as well as all of the majors, travel in the 50's, everywhere, 95, schuylkill, 476, pa turnpike, northeast extension, i can pretty much

name all of them. but i'll keep it short. traveling on the northeast extention southbound, over night construction between the lehigh valley and quakertown. note that. no major delays for mass transit. ukee? >> torrey, thank you. yes, your philadelphia eagles make history overcoming another deficit to win and go to three and zero, ya baby, the game was a barnburner. and former eagle desean jackson lit it up for 81-yard touchdown play, to make it a tie game, and 27 in the third quarter. desean's celebration called to mind eagles wings, ya, things got little chippy late. washington's chris baker hit nick foles, and jason peters went after baker. birds took the lead for good on the touchdown pass to jeremy ma'am lynn. eagles won this bad boy, 37-34. after the fight, peters said foles is a tough kid. >> he is a tough guy, you know it, shows foles is foles. he has got the win for it. >> guys taking up for each other. washington by the way don't forget washington plays the

new york giants thursday night football this week. right here on cbs-3. the steelers ben roethlisberger through two touchdown passes and antonio brown and bell combine for 147 yards on the grounds, and pit burying dominated the carolina panthers, 37 to 19. brown also had 09 yards receiving. the steve ers now two and zero on the season, snapped cardinals home winning streak at eight straight. phillies in miami as they enjoy final day off. the season today, they likely didn't enjoy the ends of yesterday's game in oakland, tied at six, bottom of the tenth, the a's josh donaldson takes gonzalez deep to end it. it was donaldson's third walk off homerun of the season a2 run shot. phils lose this 18 to six. the awards keep coming for little league star mo'ne davis. "eyewitness news" with a there last night as the taney dragons star pitcher received the dave isay ward for

excellence, helped lead the dragons to little league world series tournament. congratulations. erika, back to you. >> o beautiful. well done. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", weaver new developments overnight, in a deadly bus crash, in delaware. jan? >> two women are now dead, and dozens of others injured, in a serious bus crash on a delaware highway. i'm jan carabeo outside every christianna hospital. coming up details about the victims and possiblble cause of the crash. >> also, stepped up security at the white house. the charges being made after not one but two security scares. and, vittoria and katie return, they have your traffic and weather together on 39's when you wake up open the window, walk outside, might feel little like fall to you. katie has the details coming up.

tragic new developments overnight in this bus crash in delaware. a second passenger dice after the bus rolled over on the highway. we're live at the hospital, as investigators try to figure out exactly what caused that tour bus crash. >> good morning, everyone, also, say good-bye to summer. fall arrives in just few hours, if i remember correctly, katie, it is 10:29. so how is the weather shaping up for the changing of the seasons? let's check in with traffic and weather together. was i right, katy? >> i have got to give you credit. you guys really pay attention, so impressed by that. i mean, we're not specific or anything about this. 10:29 p.m. on the button, when fall officially begins tonight. actually talking about the equinox, what that means, why we see the change until the season in the first place, but more importantly, for now, actually feels like fall. we will talk about why in the next