breaking news this morning, a fast moving fire sends two people to the hospital overnight. we're live on the keen with more on how they were rescued. just tearing me up. i'm almost at a lost for words. >> a grieving father searching for answers cents after his daughters struck and killed by a septa bus. and developing this morning, a shooting in ferguson, missouri leaves a police officer wounded. today is sunday, september 28th, good morning, everyone, i'm todd quinones, we're in store for another great day. here is meteorologist, carol erickson. >> todd, wasn't it lovely yesterday? >> it was great. >> just unbelievable weather, and i think we get a chance to do it again today. we have 55 degrees, dark out there this morning, what a surprise. you can see that in reading,

with basically no wind. occasionally you may run into a patch of fog or two, especially in many soft more rural areas, but that will burn off very, very quickly this morning. storm scan3, a few clouds, mean no harm, will be moving on, looking at day of sunshine today, temperatures today little milder than they were yesterday morning at this point. 16 degrees in philadelphia, everybody else, in the 50's, now, except for the poconos, at 49 degrees this morning. we have a day that shapes up, just about perfect, 69 degrees, 9:00 a.m. by noon, 79 degrees, we just add another 10 degrees to that. and then we hit 84 degrees, this afternoon, we have zero weather problems coming up for us, and i mean, zero, so let me give you another look at the temperature, 84 degrees for the afternoon high temperature. this i just stop, because there might be one or two clouds, that's it. that's it all day. and we run this all the way out through tomorrow morning

when a few more clouds may be coming into the picture, but still, things are being look pretty good. not really going to be dealing with much in the way of humidity either. we've got dew points that continue to be low. we've got skies that continue to be bright, winds, light, just an ideal day. ill spell all of it out for you when i come back. we'll take a look at the seven day forecast, and what happens mid week, todd? >> carol, thank you. we begin this morning with breaking news, a fire rips through a mt. airy apartment building, send too long people to the hospital. the fire officials on the scene say they smelled gasoline, and the fire is being called suspicious. syma chowdhry picks up the story live from the scene, same, a good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd, residents of the apartment building behind me woke up to some scary moments, earlier this morning, not one but two fires were set on the 7400 block of stenton avenue. >> this happened around 2:30 this morning, at the chestnut terrace apartments. one fire was started in a hallway on the first floor,

the other, also, in a hallway, but on the third floor. officials say gasoline was used beaming this incident suspicious. one person has been taken into custody for questions, and this is what fire officials had to say. >> two small fires, one on the first floor and one on the third floor. right now the police are questioning a suspect. >> two people were also taken to the hospital. one for second agree burns, the other for smoke inhalation. the residents had to be evacuated. right now the red cross cents is assisting. that's the very lateness mt. airy. syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". syma, thank you. septa bus crash is under investigation this morning, on friday, a woman was crossing the street with her son in south philadelphia, when she was struck and killed. her son survived the crash. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren has the story. >> didn't really work out for

her, so -- >> reporter: ronald dejesus says telling his eight year old grandson that his mother couldn't be saved as she was struck by a septa bus was one of the hardest thinks he is' her to do. he visited the spore where his daughter sheena white was struck to pay his respects and to be with his grandson who was walking with her when she was run over and killed. >> to lose a child, you know, it is like, you know, you don't want to see your child leave this earth before you, i mean, and you want it the other way around. it is just terrible. >> police say the 29 year old mother was crossing washington avenue with her son by her side when she was hit. when officers arrived they say found the little boy had fallen to the grounds but was trying to save his mother. >> he was trying to render aid to his mother, and he was sitting there with his mother when they got her. >> dejesus said his grandson is still in the hospital recovering from bumps, bruises, and possible concussion sustained from the incident. he's also learning to adjust

to living without any parents. >> all we can do is hold him and tell him, you know, it is going to be okay. >> as the port to comes in from the community, they wonder how such a tragedy could have possibly happened. >> i'm definitely going to have a lot of questions. i know that they're doing their investigation. she had my grandson with her, so i know that she was using precaution. >> reporter: police say they're reviewed video recording on the bus as part of their investigation. we're in south philadelphia, noel mcclaren, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". a little girl is fighting for her life after being attacked by a pitbull inside her own home. it happened on add lean drive in newark, delaware, saturday. the girl's 15 year old sister fought off the dog and called 911. responds being officers say the animal was so aggressive they had to shoot it. a neighbor describes the chaotic scene. >> i see blood all over, and

the bigger sister, blood. >> i didn't know they had a pitbull. i know a german shepherd. >> the victim is list in the critical condition at children's hospital of philadelphia. neighbors tell us, she is the daughter of a newark city councilman. the search is on for an armed robbery suspect caught on tape in moorestown, burlington county. take a look at the surveillance pictures. gas being gunman walked into 7-eleven at lenola and cannon, threatened the clerk before taking money and cigarettes, if you recognize the suspect you are being asked to contact police right away. and developing right now, a police officer is shot in ferguson, missouri. the search is underway for the suspect, the city has been the scene of racial unrest and the wake of the august shooting dealt of unarmed black teenager by a white police

officer. authorities say the officer was on patrol last night when he encountered two men who ran from him. the officer gave chase. >> as he came into very close proximity with them, one of the individuals turned with firearm, the officer was able to block it with his arm, and then was shot in the arm by one of the suspects. >> the police officer is expected to be okay. last night shooting does not appear to be have anything to do with the shooting death of michael brown. he was killed by officer darren wilson on august 9th. in the meantime, a county grand jury is weighing whether to indict the officer in brown's shooting. in northeastern pennsylvania, the search goes on for eric frein, accused of ambushing two state troopers earlier this month killing one of them. as vladmeere reports, investigators say they've collected more evidence on frein from his own computer. >> troopers spent saturday as they have for the past 15 days

searching the dense pennsylvania back country for eric frein. they haven't found him but they're not giving up. police also recovered data from compute their convinced them frein planned his attack for at least a couple of years. the search of this computer hard drive indicates extensive internet research on topics such as thousand avoid policeman hunts, use of various law enforcement technology, and skills related to survival. >> officials say frein may be taunting the police by leaving behind various items like soiled diapers, serbian cigarettes, making himself visible before going back in the wilderness. frein jumped out of his speeding spot but still manage today escape. >> was cents it not possible cents to get a helicopter in the air to follow him? >> we had a helicopter in the air. it was dark. and our assets couldn't lock on and we simply could not locate him. >> police also believe frein may be in a elevated position, armed with a sniper rifle, and could have laid booby traps

around his location. >> cbs news, pennsylvania. the us-led coalition determined to destroy the isis terror group in iraq and syria had another busy day. they had some help. cbs news core upon dental son harmilan has the latest. >> reporter: two british tornado fighter jets. >> to help deal with supporting terrorist. >> british defense menetrier said they gathered intelligence, did not on any targets. participation so far only approved for iraq, came one day after david cameron pleaded with cautious parliament. >> this is about psychopathic terrorists cents trying to kill us. we do have to realize whether we like it or not, they have already declared war on us. there isn't a war gone by option. >> saturday, 7us led air strikes, training camp,

several armored vehicles. war planes also targeted isis strong hold, attack ago town near the turkish border. three strikes in iraq, also destroyed several armored vehicles in a isis military camp. chairman of the us joints chiefs of staff said the strikes are disrupting isis chain of commands. but he stands by his position that thousands of boots on the grounds will be necessary to reclaim areas of eastern syria. president obama has consistently said he won't be sending us troops into the fight. in new york, allison harmilan, cbs 3, "eyewitness news". and president obama will be speaking more about the growing threat of isis in a wide ranking interview on 60 minutes. we of course invite to you watch the season premiere right here tonight at 7:00 on cbs-3. and happening today, that is celebration of puerto rican heritage, thousands are expected to attend the 52nd annual puerto rican day parade. it starts at noon, at 18th and

the ben franklin parkway. and ends at eakin's oval. the parade part of the celebration that is take place every year during puerto rican week. a volcano erupts in traffic. group of mountain climbers, dozens feared dead. and coming up more of the incredible video, hikers try to out run the ash cloud. >> george clooney is officially off the mark. see which celebrities, super models, rock stars, witnessed one of the biggest weddings of the year. first weekend of fall feels a lot more like summer. how long would these warm temperatures last when "eyewitness news" continues.

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miles of forest east of sacramento. destroyed about dozen homes, the fire there has cost the region more than $53 million. well, if you loved yesterday, you are going to love today. right, carol? >> and who couldn't love yesterday. >> perfect. >> it was just unbelievable to walk around, as comfortable as it was, with sunshine, low humidity, temperatures of 84 degrees, didn't even feel like 84 degrees, that humidity was low enough. just unbelievably comfortable. we do it again today, as well. which is just the best news of allment looks fine, center city philadelphia, today, any outdoor plans you have, go for it. because it is going to be just a terrific looking day. look at the sun starting to come up. this is in cape may. 61 degrees right now, very, very light winds. just perfect start to the day. and the rest of the day will be great, too. 55 degrees down in millville. 57 degrees in millville, and 55 in trenton and wilmington for that matter.

we have 49 degrees up in the poconos and 61 the warmest spot, that's out at the airport in philadelphia. few little clouds, they're nothing, and they don't have any precipitation associated with them. we will be dry today, and beautiful. the dew points will probably lower, as we go, little high this morning, and they'll go down into the lower 50's, later today, and that's in the unbelievably comfortable range every dew points around here. high pressure in charge of our weather, temperatures get to the 80s once again today, this back-door front will be coming down, that's probably coming down, say, later on tuesday, and wednesday, temperatures will be cooling little bit even tomorrow probably be in the upper 70s, and then, by the time we get to tuesday, we will be in the 70s, as well. where does this go? remember, we were talking about that yesterday, and was it going to come in, the uncertainty huge? uncertainty still pretty good. let's keep it off shore for now, maybe showers, associated with the front, that would be that tuesday-wednesday possibly time period.

future weather, let's time this out. and as we go through today, really, no reason to stop at 3:00. i just did because that is probably a good time of the afternoon that you will be out. and then we tart to see few more clouds come in here tomorrow morning, this is a look at 9:00 in the morning, but they want to clear them out, and if you watched yesterday, and you were taking notes, as i had requested, you would remember that we had the rain a showers that were showing up around here, early on tuesday morning, notice, how that has all changed. so now, by the time we get to tuesday afternoon, more likely that back door cold front that could be bridging us some showers. but still, we have to watch whatever is out in the ocean to see where it goes, because, if it comes closer, that changes things. otherwise, by wednesday morning, looking at some showers, north and west, today, ideal, 84 in philadelphia, 78 at the shore, poconos, 78 gross. september is running warmer than normal. and we're going to keep these warmer temperatures. so why am i bothering you with the first frost date? well, partly because whenever we get that first frost, or

these temperatures really start to drop, that's when you get to see better colors. not to scare you into getting outside today to enjoy it, not at all. wouldn't do. that will so yes, frost will un doubtedly be coming again this year, probably pretty scary if it didn't. but not today. 84 degrees, sunny skies, warm, afternoon, winds coming up out of the southwest, 62 greets tonight, few clouds coming in during that overnight time period. then tomorrow we have got sun and clouds. tuesday do we see an afternoon shower in we have to wait and see on. that will does one linger into wednesday? no guarantee. let's for now just keep it dry and into the 70s, great looking week ahead so far. todd? >> almost perfect, carol, thank you. it is official, george clooney is off the market. he got married yesterday in venice, italy. cbs news correspondent charlie dagada shows us who was cents thereto witness the event. >> reporter: rocking the tuxedo with a kind of cool only george clean can i pull

off, the star cruised up the grand canal seem to go save or his last few moments as a bachelor. he waived to onlookers crammed on the banks of the canal and the bridges over it. not much had been seen a bride to be, since the couple made their grand entrance. clooney was snapped while sipping coffee with cindy crawford in her husband, randy gerber, reportedly the best man. holding a ceremony one of the world's most romantic cities was never going to be a low key affair. but venice is kind of a fit for the clooney nuptials. he owns a villa on italy's lake komo, and it was in italy where he med amal. the oxford educated human rights lawyer is 17 years his junior, and just five months after announcing their engagement, he's taking her down the aisle and she's taking him off the eligible bachelor list. draped in a red waterfall gown, amal is getting kate

middleton style attention. of course of stars come out, descended on venice. hollywood a listers, like pal matt day man, rock star royalty, like bono and his wife, bill murray and other guests are seen cruising on the canal headed to the luxury hotel where the couple were to hold an unofficial ceremony, before the civil service on monday. clooney had vowed he had 'd never get married again, now, he's taking a different vow, one that includes the words i do. charlie dagada, cbs news, london. and we are seeing pictures of the clinton's first grand child this morning, former first daughter, chelsey clinton, gave birth friday to her baby girl named charlotte. chelsey clinton announced the news on twitter and facebook yesterday. her parents, former president bill clinton, and former secretary of state, hillary clinton, say they're blessed, and very happy to become grandparents. they say chelsey, her husband, mark, and baby, are all doing

well. well, coming up on "eyewitness news", a warning about items that could explode inside your home. hear from the local family put at risk just by watching their television. what could be causing these household explosions when we come right back.

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>> jim donovan with a story of a family that knows this danger all too well. >> reporter: it happens without warning. catching people off guard. toppling tables, shattering shower doors, exploding offense, and now we're seeing it happen with tv's. >> i hear this screaming, mom, come here. there is glass everywhere. and i said: what happened? and they said the tj just blew up. i said what do you mean the tv just blew up? >> the glass base of denise young's philip's tv shoot neared hundreds every tiny pieces. >> it was a mess. when it exploded it went in every single direction. >> suddenly that flags will break all by itself, with nobody there. >> glass expert has heard the horror stories. >> spontaneous tempered glass breakage is real a wild phenomenon. >> it certainly caught the duels town mother by surprise. >> i actually thought my tv stands was made of plastic.

because that's what it looked like. you know, i never would have thought in a million years that it was made of glass. >> actually, the base was made of tempered glass. instead of splintering, into jagged shards, as plate glass will do if it breaks, with tempered glass? >> it breaks in very small pieces cents, and so, yes, you might still get cut, but it will not be deep serious lacerations. >> what can cause the breakage? sometimes microscopic imperfections can occur during the manufacturing process of tempered glass. well, it is cents not clear what caused the young's breakage. imperfections in the glass can grow, and migrate, weakening the glass, until it suddenly shatters without warning. >> phillips wouldn't tell fuss others had reported similar problems with their tv sets, but hundreds of complaints have been filed with the consumer product safety commission, involving different tempered glass products. >> it was the worse feeling in the world to have something like that and know that your kids could have been hurt. they think that people need to be made aware of this hazard

that could be in their home. >> when the young's reached down to phillips, the company replaced the family's tv set with another television, one that doesn't have a tempered glass base. in fact, phillips tells us, all of their tv bases, or tv stands, as they call them, are now being manufactured using a combination of acrylic and plastic. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> coming up in the next half hour on "eyewitness news", we're live on the scene after fast moving fire, that injured two people, and forced dozens of others out of their ants. also, ahead, the power of vitamin d. how philly is on the front line in a fight against one of the deadliest cancers. and carol returns with another nice day on the way. we'll be right back.

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>> two fires break out at a mt. airy apartment building, now they're calling it suspicious. i'm syma chowdhry live report coming up. >> peddling for good cause, thousands make their way from the city to the shore, raising money to fight a debilitating disease. and common vitamin could be key in the fight against cancer. health reporter stephanie stahl with a closer look of how vitamin d is helping treat one of the deadliest forms of the disease. today is sunday, september 28th, good morning, everyone, i'm todd quinones it, may be fall, but continues to feel more like summer

outside. thanks fully. carol joins us now again for a look at wetter. >> 84 degrees yesterday, so nice, yes, you would think it was unreal until you found out that we're going to find that same temperature today. so i think we start to get into that kind of summer reality for our first fall weekend. looks beautiful in center city this morning, look at that sunrise to be, just beautiful, the sun comes up in about 20 minutes or so. and at the shore, you can see, it starting to brighten up there. we have just beautiful day, beach day, it is an anything day outside. our temperatures are comfortable, as well, and here's another gorgeous shot, this is down in cape may, in the middle township high school, 6 degrees, winds, very, very light. and that's one of the very nice things about this weather. we are finding low humidity, light winds, lots of sunshine, warm temperatures, perfect, how is it outside right now, though? well, let's take a look and see, as we take a look at our storm scan3. and you notice, that we do have just clear skies, no

rain, maybe one or two clouds, might be well off to the west. they will be doing nothing except maybe making the sky look little more interesting. 61 degrees is the temperature in philadelphia right now. 55 degrees in trenton, 57 degrees wilmington, it is 49 in the poconos, but this is a very comfortable morning, almost like the dessert around here, we got to 84 degrees, top to the 50's, at night tell marked difference but both sides of the day so comfortable. 79 degrees, by noon, by 3:00 p.m., 84 degrees, we have zero weather problems, coming up for us today, and just to further underscore that, we will take a look at this computer model that says by noon, nothing, except fun, and by the time we get to tomorrow, we've got few more clouds coming in, but it doesn't look like a big deal at all. looks like another comfortable day coming up with a little more in the way of cloudiness tomorrow. talk about what comes or does not show up here mid-week. and that's coming one my eyewitness weather seven day forecast. >> update on breaking news in

philadelphia's mt. airy neighborhood. an apartment fire sends two people to the hospital, and forces evacuations. fire officials are calling the blaze suspicious. syma chowdhry is live at the scene with more on this investigation. syma? >> well, todd, the situation is under control right now, but the residents here at this apartment behind me woke up to some scary moments earlier this morning, not one, but two fires broke out, on the 7400 block of stenton avenue. this happened around 2:30, at the chestnut terrace apartments. one fire was started in a hallway on the first floor, and the other fire was also in the hallway but on the third floor. officials say, gasoline was used, beaming this incident suspicious. one person has been taken into custody, for questioning. now, two people were taken to the hospital. one for second agree burns, and the other, for smoke inhalation. now, the residents had to be evacuated and the red cross was on the scene assisting, but again, two people injured from this fire.

one person taken into custody, it is being deemed suspicious, because officials believe gasoline was used to start both fires. the very lateness mt. airy, syma chowdhry, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> syma, thank you. septa bus crash in south philadelphia is under investigation this morning, police tell "eyewitness news", a mother was crossing the street with her son, when they were struck by the bus. it happened friday night, at 15th street and washington avenue, 29 year olds sheena white was killed, her eight year old son was injured, and her grieving father now is searching for answers. >> it is just tearing me up, almost at a lost for words. to lose a child, man, you know, it is like, you know, you don't want to see your child leave this earth before you. you know? i mean, want it the other way around. it is just terrible. there were no passengers aboard at the time of the accident. and, charges are now pending in a hit-and-run crash that left a grandfather dead

and his grandson injured in philadelphia's mt. airy neighborhood. authorities say they were inside a red car when a green suv collided into their vehicle at gorgeous and ardsly friday night. the driver and the passenger of the suv ran away from the scene. police caught them short time later. investigators are now determining whether or not they were driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. a shooting in strawberry mansion has police searching for kill they are morning. the 38 year old victim was shot four times, including once in the head. he was returned from the 2900 block of west oakdale street to temple university hospital where he later died. police haven't said what may have sparked this shooting. and residents and community groups are marching this weekend to call for an end to gun violence in philadelphia. the hands-across philadelphia event was held in west philadelphia. dozens marched 3 miles along 52nd street from woodland avenue to parkside avenue.

organizers say it is important to educate young people, and keeps them skilled that stops violence before it starts. >> it is too much death, way too much death. and we need to do something to get people to understand that there is way too much death. and we have to do something to get people to stand up against it, stand up against the shooting and the killing. >> reporter: the naacp was among the groups that organized that event. it is the second day of the annual bike ms city to shore ride. the race raises money for multiple sclerosis research and programs. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson tells us, it is a cause near and dear to the hearts of participants. three, two, let's ride! >> 7,000 cyclists, $6 million, one goal, ride to rid multiple sclerosis.

>> teams of families, co-workers, friends, and survivors, shooting up for another battle saturday morning. >> this is a great opportunity for us to give something back, do something for people that need our help. >> the annual ride from cherry hill to ocean city has been going on since the early 80s. thirty-four years and nearly $50 million later, it has become a delaware valley institution. >> we will raise over $6 million, and that's more than half of our annual revenue. >> its success open arms, the ride for everyone, serious riders to amateurs like "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers. >> i am not a bike rider at all. i don't think i've rid answer bike since i was 16. >> who of course had no problem finding pair every bike shorts, in time for the big day. go get them, buddy. >> i don't have words to describe this, this just does my heart amazingly good. >> estimated 14,000 people living with ms in the area, everyone knows this fight. robert, just lost his wife to it. >> it means a lot to me this year. my wife died march 21st.

and after a long battle with ms, i have a lot of friends, sorry, supporters, who are here with me, riding this, and we're riding for her, for dianna. >> that's what it is about, the fun, the fight, the ride, and it is about dianna, a wife, a mother, a life, forever some bol for this stretch of road, from city to shore. >> i'm fighting for her, and in honor of her, but i know there are so many other people that need this and need help. >> in cherry hill, steve patterson, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> growing power every vitamin d, showing promise, helping local patients battle against one of the deadliest cancers. "3 on your side" health reporter stephanie stahl has more on how it works. >> this sir sing filled with a special formulation every vitamin d, the supplement believed to be helping new jersey resident, chris van

order end battle stage two pancreatic cancer. >> it is just very exciting to not have a death sentence hanging over my head. >> this is something totally novel in pancreatic cancer. i believe that this will usher in a new way of treating the disease. >> oncologist, peter owe dire, at penn medicine, injections in connection with chemotherapy. hopes it can make the therapy more for hard to treat dis degrees more than 50 precious of patients relapse later. so we know that the pancreatic tumor has already spread even when we see patients eligible for surgery. >> new study published shows the vitamin chemo combo is very promising, believed the supplement can help break down the extra layer every cells that surround and fuel pancreatic cancer. >> by making those support cells less active, then the tumor cells become more sensitive to the chemotherapy.

>> doctors think the voight minute d chemo combination can help sling tumors, before surgery. >> i just think it is amazing. >> now chris is looking forward to moving past this ordeal. >> i am looking forward to 20 more jeers after this now with my grandchildren who are 14, 12, ten and six. >> stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". still to come this morning, a school bus tragedy, a horrific bus crash kills four members after college softball team. plus, a slow return to the skies. the latest on air travel after one man allegedly bridges air traffic in chicago to a halt. and, nice wet they are weekend. but what is ahead for the work week? carol returns with the seven day forecast, coming up next. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade.

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back flu on "eyewitness news", with more on college tragedy in oklahoma four softball players are dead after their school charter bus was hit by a semi truck. it happened near oklahoma city friday night. the 15 players and their coach were heading back to north central texas college, after away softball game, investigators say, a semi crossed the median, crashed into the bus, good samaritans tried to save the students on board. when i got into the bus, she had a pulse for about two, three minutes, and we were trying to jack the bus up so

we could try and get her out. >> the national transportation safety board is sending a team to investigate the cause of that accident. >> the man accused of and ducking university of virginia soft more -- sophomore, hannah graham, back in the state and being head without bond. police say jesse matthew, jr., was last person seen with hannah graham september 13th. he's due in court on thursday. hannah graham's whereabouts are still unknown. search teams continue to canvas the area looking for clues. the nation's air travel system is slowly recovering after an alleged act of sabatage, and air traffic control tower in chicago. at the height of the problem friday, more than 2,000 flights in and out of o'hare and mid-way airports were cancelled. lines were still long at o'hare yesterday, where hundreds of flights were cancelled. authorities say a contract employee started a fire at the air traffic control center in suburban our or a, illinois.

we are look at another day of reaching the 80s here, carol. what's going on? >> oh, it is spectacular, isn't it? write the your thank you cards, always the lightning to do. >> and always address it to you. >> and i forward them on to the high pressure system brinking this great weather to us. looking at lovely start to the day through the philadelphia area, the shore, equally as lovely, you really can't miss any place, as the sun starts to come literally come up in the sky, and it looks beautiful out in cape may, watching this sunday rison our neighborhood weathernet work. just brightening up beautifully. 60 degrees, it doesn't get any better than. >> this we've seen pretty warm september so far. and september is just about saying good-bye to us. we hate to say good-bye to it, though, we have storm scan3, these little clouds are nothing, and just great weather over us, just completely dismissed them. 61 degrees, the temperature in philadelphia, right now, 55 trenton, 57 degrees in wilmington, 49 still in the poconos, this is a very

comfortable night for sleeping. could you open those windows, and you didn't even have to open up that high. speaking of hi, though, how about how high those temperatures went yesterday? 84 degrees, that folds a day of 78 degrees, on friday, and then that rain and that mess on thursday, 64 degrees, so this was cents a real spike and then we plateau here, probably stay about 84 degrees, again today, and then tomorrow, we might drop few degrees, and it is even possible we could be in the 70s, the upper 70s, on monday, but still, extremely comfortable weather when the average is about 74 degrees. so, here's the high pressure system that will be reading all of your thank you cards. temperatures that are well to the 80s today, tomorrow, they'll be maybe in the upper 70s, so close to 8 degrees, we can hardly even say it is not 80 degrees. this front starts to come through, it is a back door front it, kind of is in the area, and that leads on tuesday and maybe even on wednesday, that combining with low that hopefully will stay off shore, but still, with the two of them around, there is a

chance of a shower later on tuesday, maybe you see another one on wednesday, maybe you see another one early on thursday. so, those are the three days that you might see some precipitation. this computer model that doesn't go all the way out until thursday, still, has changed a lot from yesterday morning, when i showed it to you. still, bringing in the clouds, first thing tomorrow morning, and moving them out, which was a change, and it did not bring in the rain that we saw yesterday morning that was placed about here. now, it is saying that that back door front on tuesday afternoon could trigger few showers, well to the north, do they come through the philadelphia area? do they not? just, i think in the back of your mind go maybe later tuesday, maybe on wednesday, maybe on thursday early, do you see a shower? it could be in the forecast, not a guarantee, though. eighty-four in philadelphia, today,, where we're really certain, the temperature, the sky conditions, today, in philadelphia, shore, 78, poconos, 78 degrees. it is beautiful in every single location out there. maybe one of the things you

want to do is look for any casino of leave change. maybe you see a few of the dying ones coming off your tree. but otherwise, really, no change through the philadelphia area. we haven't seen temperatures cold enough, about 40 degrees, starts to really bring those color changes out. you might finds a little bit to the north of that, however, right now. otherwise, enjoy this. who could not? after yesterday? that was sort of our run to up it. it was the dress rehearsal. we can really enjoy it today now that we know what it is like. then tonight, 62 degrees, beautiful weather again tonight. next couple of days, 80 degrees, up to 80 degrees on monday, tuesday, and wednesday, and thursday, the temperatures are just fine, do you see a shower around anyone of those days? it is possible. we will continue to refine that as these computer models get their act together and figure out what exactly is going on those days. otherwise, it is just comfortable here, looks like friday, maybe saturday, a shower at this point. you know, you watch our forecast on tv, as you are doing right now, but now you can also hear them on the go. beginning tomorrow morning, you can listen to katie's

forecast, katie fehlinger, on "kyw news radio", the eyewitness weather team, on "kyw news radio", check in two, three, four times a day, todd. >> thank you, carol. time to check the roads. let's go out to ann evans with the cbs-3 traffic center good morning, another accident for you this morning unfortunately, i-95 northbound, penndel, business route one, and route one langhorne, that's exit 46. i the -- 90 northbound at a crawl between penndel and route one, all due to accident, you can see, to the right of your screen. and we have stopped traffic here, just a mess, hopefully it will be cleared out shortly. so i95, you get back it normal. our other problem spot is the schuylkill, this is actually the boulevard northbound, between the schuylkill and ridge pike. we have an accident here, casino of blurry, left lane getting by, off ramp closed on the schuylkill westbound at the roosevelt boulevard this morning, because of this accident.

on to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. you can see to the right of your screen, westbound lanes, heading into philadelphia, do have construction on them. right now no delays, but usually delays there every weekends. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, now, todd, back to you. thank you, evening of opera in front of independence hall, dozens brought out their blankets to the mall to watch the classic comedy the seville. pre free send takes is all part of opera philadelphia's opera on the mall series. >> celebrating 40th anniversary season this year. >> this morning, the eagles are gearing up for another tough test stopping san francisco, colin, vestally van arsdale with a preview coming up in sports and peace, love and potato salad. how crowd funding prank turns into a huge party to help the

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you know, in the back end. so we have to cover well, first and for most, because he can't throw it all over the field. >> we'll get you ready for the showdown on the bay this morning on sunday kick off. sports director beasley reese has an exclusive one-on-one interview with shady mccoy, and i'll be talking with the voice of the eagles merrill reese at the game, 11:30, right here, cbs-3. >> to college football, undefeated penn state took on northwestern, first quarter, no score, northwestern beat in penn state territory. quarterback trevor calling his own number right there, first of three touchdowns on the day, they take the lead, 14-six in the fourth quarter, kristin, throws interception, to anthony walker. he takes it 49 yards for the score, and that's the ballgame. wildcats shock the nittany lions, 29-six, penn state held touchdown at home for the first time in a decade. >> temple on the road, taking on uconn in their first conference game. the owls looking for some pay-back last year, the

huskies over came a 21-point deficit to beat the owls, in first quarter temple draws first blood, young, with the interception, gets some block, he's gone, 92 yards for the score, the owls took a seven-nothing lead. dj walker through for 231 yards. and this score right here, fitzpatrick, owls move to three and one on the season with 36-ten victory. over to franklin field, the penn quakers took on villanova this one all wildcats. quarterback job robert son through for four touchdowns tying career best, the wildcats crush pen 41 to seven. villanova has scored 140 points in their last three games. final game for the phillies this afternoon, cole hamels, takes the mounds, looking for his tenth win of the season. and you can hear that game on 98.1, wogl, and 1210wpht. last night a.j. burnett was on the mounds for the fighting's. well, action in the second, phils down a run, not any more. howard hits towering homerun

to right centerfield. his 23rd of the season. that will will tie the game. to the sixth, big piece comes up again. this time hitting single into centerfield. chase utley races home to second base. once again, the game is tied. in the seventh, a.j. burnett, thinking about retiring after the season, throws up this two-run homer to jason upton. his brother, bj, also took burnette deep. aj with his 18th lost of the season, the most in the majors. the braves beat the fighting's four to two. now to soccer, union at dc united, phillies still fighting foreplay off spot. tense minutes. louise, find the back of the net. will give him the lead. things got worse. leading scorer, second that is with two, had to leave the game with a ankle injury. union lost one-nothing, now two points out of that final playoff spot. that's all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdale have, a great day, go birds. go birds, and an ohio man who jokingly asked for $10 to help him pay for his first

attempt dollars at making potato salad ends up racing thousands of dollars, sack brown locked onto kick starter website to raise the money but the joke was on him, because he ended up raising, get this, $55,000. and he use that money to throw a huge party in downtown columbus yesterday, and also, to help the homeless. all came out to enjoy some music, beer, and over 3,000 pounds of potato salad. well, we are following some breaking news, apartment fire in mt. airy sends two people to the hospital and displaces dozens more. we'll have a live report. also ahead, president obama speaks at the annual congressional black caucus dinner. what he sang about the unrest in ferguson and race relations cents in america. then we'll tell you the visit nfl roger commissioner goodel made this weekend, as the league faces growing criticism over the handling of domestic violence cases. and, carol has your forecast,

when we continue at 7:00.

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we begin at 7:00 with breaking news, suspicious fire at mt. airy apartment complex, sends two people to the hospital. we're live as dozens of residents are displaced. a family's tragedy, hearing from the father of the young mother killed in a tragic accident, involving a

septa bus. and as the manhunt for accused cop killer eric frein intensifies, we're hearing from an authorities about more evidence they've uncovered. also, this morning, four people have been shot overnight in kensington, we'll have the details. today is sunday, september 28th, gods morning, everyone, i'm todd quinones. we begin this morning with meteorologist, carol err sunk with a look at the weather. carol, what a day? what a halo that is, be fitting you. >> oh, is it back again? you know, deserved after that weather yesterday and friday. beautiful looking weather coming up. such shine all day today, temperatures will match what we hit yesterday. 84 degrees. such a comfortable 84 degrees though because humidity down, the sun is up, and it is spectacular. i hope you are able to get outside and enjoy anything outside today. just take whatever you normally do inside, take it outside. we've got 78 expected, that's the high temperature, probably, at the shore