typically are busy and sure shaping up to be that way this monday morning, katie. >> yes, it looks that way weather wise, too, meisha a things finally starting to go little more downhill. we have been kind of spoiled in recent days here, where we've had very pleasant weather recently, not necessarily going to be the case throughout the day today. but, it is also going to be one of those mixed bag casino every days. you see this all the time in summer, where you have a little sun, you have couple of clouds, you have a shower, you have a thunderstorm. just makes for very word i forecast. do you have allow for all of that to take place, start things offer by taking you on outside, show you on storm scan, this basically just a snapshot view of the regional radar, with our tri-state sweep being made on all of the different radars, picking up on couple of little pocket already, of few showers, out, right on the border of new castle county, lancaster, berks. so just the combination, folks, not talking about wash out by any stretch. but there will be this sort of scattered variety, of showers, and/or thunderstorms, firing up throughout the day. it is all frontal boundary related, again, not going to be wash out by any stretch.

but, we are sort of front loading this forecast, as a result, with some wet weather both today and tomorrow, before things can start to dry out across the board. meanwhile, we take quick check on some of the area dew point, generally in the low or mid 60s from philly on southeast. so not terribly humid just yet. that is going to start to change though as we see more moisture get built into the atmosphere here, at the moment, temperatures are reading generally in the 60s, as are the dew point, too, but as the day progresses, expect some sun, few clouds, shower, thunderstorm, pretty much anywhere, it will be fair game. but it won't be a wash out either. so if you have outdoor plans, i would keep them, meisha, a at the same time, don't be shocked if you see some raindrops along the way, too. >> good to know, i'm going on walk, then. good morning, everyone, happy monday to you. if you are just joining us, we're so happy you are. here is a live look outside, 59 southbound at cottman. come around the s curve into center city looking great there. also, the blue route, at route one, for those of you traveling this stretch, you can see, almost looking like a ghosttown at this early hour.

also, the boulevard, the roosevelt boulevard looking great here. we know from last week, probably be busy coming up into the 5:00 and even 6:00 hour making your way to the schuylkill expressway. so, we've got some emergency road repairs, 15th street south of city hall, one southbound lane open until 9:00 a.m. and then it is completely closed, police will be directing traffic, and this is between 15th street between south penn square and chestnut. we know that that's already a busy stretch, tan will get busier. then serious crash, roosevelt boulevard southbound at adams avenue, center lane block, so you want to use an alternate, i would suggest using wyoming avenue to castor. all right, erika, busy morning, back over to you. >> meisha, a thank you. back to breaking news out of ferguson, missouri. one man reportedly in critical condition after witnesses say he was shot by police. it was the day of peaceful protests that errupted into violence and gunfire. cbs correspondent don champion has the latest.

>> reporter: with reports of thrown bottles and two businesses being broken into, police called in reinforcements in riot gear, the situation got tense. with demonstrators still shouting at the officers, they shouted to disperse. ferguson assiento em em police chief said he wanted to avoid inciting the crowd. >> we're trying to work with the community, we're explaining to them their right. and we just want to be as patient as possible. >> message to those who are looting. >> reporter: that's when he heard gunfire. as people scramble for cover, the gunfire continues. it wasn't until later that officers could clear the scene, sending in tactical

unit, and pushing back the crowds. andrew spencer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". meanwhile, philly coalition for real justice, they are planning a rally tonight, to mark the anniversary. it will be held at broad and erie in north philadelphia, at 6:00 tonight. hundreds are expected. >> meanwhile, a rookie police officer in texas is on administrative leave after shooting unarmed teen. surveillance video shows 19 year old christian james taylor, smashing his suv into a car dealership in arlington. the officer, 49 year old brad miller, shot and killed the teen. the officer was reportedly in the final stages of training. taylor's father says regardless of what his son was doing, he did not deserve to be shot. >> a man just watching it. v gets a surprise of his life when a car plows right into his home. this happened just before midnight in the 8600 block every bustleton avenue in rhawnhurst. the homeowner, man in his 80s, suffered minor cuts. the driver was taken to the

hospital with unknown injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> philadelphia police are also investigating a deadly crash, a car overturned, killing two people. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now, at the scene, in lawncrest, with the latest information for us, justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning, two are dead, a man and woman pronounced dead here on the scene, just hours ago, just behind us here, the crash vehicle being towed away by police here. witnesses tell us just after 2:30 this morning, they saw that car spin out of control, on the boulevard here, they saw smoke, and they say emerged from the vehicle as it spun out of control spike ago loath post here as well as a generator site there. were two victims as you mention ejected from the car, a male and female pronounced dead here on scene. now the investigation is underway this morning. we saw crowds of loved ones emerge on the corners of roosevelt, whitaker, and adams avenues, to watch their loved ones as they were covered with

sheets, and as police investigate this crash site here. the investigation now spanning from adams avenue to roosevelt boulevard to whitaker avenue nearby. police also talking to the driver of a second car, we are told by friend here on scene, that car was traveling along with the crash car when that second car lost site of the jeep vehicle here, and they came back to the scene to find that car overturned, and the male and woman ejected from that car. we also spoke to a friend here on the scene, he says he, his friends, and the victim's loved ones, are just shocked by what they saw here this morning. take a listen. >> i tell you, i can't believe right now. maybe tomorrow, i can't think about it, but right now, i mean, everybody, everybody, not me, not only me, but everybody can't believe that. >> reporter: and as you heard him say, many people in disbelief this morning, two young lives we are told have been lost, very quickly, in this overnight crash. that jeep nearly unrecognizable by the impact

here, again, a second car, was involved in this crash, perhaps on a cause of the crash. but may have seen just what led to that jeep losing control, and those two people losing their lives, this morning, they've not yet been identified, by police, and if you are traveling in this area this morning, you may find some closures here between adams and whitaker avenues and the boulevard. we are live in lawncrest, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you for. that will there is grief in southwest philadelphia neighborhood after fatal shooting after teenagerment family member identifies him as 16 year old cory tunnel. shot yesterday evening on the 6300 block of reedland street in elmwood. medics responded around 6:45 to report of a nose bleed. tunnel was actually shot in the head and died about an hour later. his grandmother says, tub hell left her home in sharon hill, where he spent most of the summer. >> i'm just like in shock. because i can't believe it,

because he's a good boy. never given thin any trouble. >> philadelphia police are investigating how this shooting happened. >> a community gather to remember a life taken far too soon. sunday would have been the third birthday of david, jr., young boy killed in a hit-and-run crash back in april. friends and family released balloons and lit candles in david's honor. david's mother, who was also struck, fought back tears as she spoke about her child. >> well, my baby was an active person. he was always in the park, playing basketball, dancing here outside, and always, you know, playing with other kids, and he was supposed to start school this year at the lighthouse. and now look, he's not here with us. >> officers continue to search for the driver who struck david. if you have any information, you are asked to call police. a car crash in philadelphia society hill

neighborhood has claimed the life after local college student. it happened early sunday morning, at fourth and lombard streets. police say the 21 year old struck the curb, then crashed into a tree. he was ejected, and the vehicle landed on top of him. two other passengers were in the car but were not injured. 5:09 right now. if you want a ticket in septa's papal pack lottery, you have little more time to claim your ticket. you have until 3:00 this afternoon to claim those special one-day passes, or you lose them. septa's also sending a second round of emails tonight, if you enters the lottery, but did not get initially pick. it is capping ridership at 175,000 passengers, per day, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, working on the story for us, more coming up in about 20 minute at 5:30. >> and, remind earn, the countdown continues, just 47 days until the pope arrives. stay with "eyewitness news", and cbsphilly.com for complete coverage as the papal visit gets closer and closer. >> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", the suspect in a mass murder in texas

appears in court today. we'll have an update for you just ahead. also, following breaking news from overnight, as unrest returns to the streets of ferguson missouri. a man has been shot after police say he opened fire on officers. we have the latest developments. also, ahead, a drone is spotted near the runway after busy airport. we'll tell you where this happened, and hear the warnings that went out to pilot when we come right back.

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no. uh-huh-huh! >> gunfire erupt during the anniversary of the michael brown shooting. early reports the shooting may have involved a police officer. minute after the shots were heard, associated press photographer saw a man lying face-down covered in blood behind a boarded up restaurant. >> an us forest service firefighter is killed battling a wild fire near lake tahoe, california. twenty-one year old michael was hit by a tree saturday, while battling the sierra fire. a second firefighter suffered just, as well. the second firefighter killed battling the california wild fires this summer. the faa is investigating report of a drone flying near newark airport yesterday. >> drone activity reported.

>> air traffic controllers can be heard warning pilot about it. four commercial flights reported seeing the drone at about 3,000 feet near the approach after runway. none of those flights had to take evasive action. federal officials are now investigating. >> intensifying search for debris from air lightning 370-6789 air crews, ships, crews, combing the beaches over the island. malaysian officials insist they found more object from the boeing 777. french authorities say they need to perform more tests, before they're certain the debris came from that plane. >> back here at home, first responders leap into action to save two people and a dog stranded on the boat, burning boat off the coast of ocean city. we have some eyewitness cam video here showing the smoke billowing from the burning sailboat sunday morning. the coast guard says the captain radioed for help, then everyone on board hopped onto a dingy to wait for the rescue. rescuers snapped some photos as they raised up to the

46-foot boat. look at the boat both. remarkably no one hurt. it is not yet clear what caused that fire. >> 5:15. we want to check in on katie and changes to the forecast, right? >> definitely already starting to seat combination of the next warm and cold front duo out there, erika, as a result, it will be lead to go some showers, some thunderstorm, more scattered today, more widespread, and heavier tomorrow, but even today, since starting to build some of the moisture up in the atmosphere, if you could get drenched briefly, from anything that may bubble up in your area, so, let's go ahead, start things off with a little wider zoom, shall we? you can see, at least back down through the southwestern half of the corner of this view, pretty heavy duty thunderstorms rumbling right through southeastern missouri as well as kentucky. that's not what we're worried about. this frontal boundary you see draped back through wisconsin, into eye owe washings that's eventually got to cross

through here, that's what's going to help usher in the wet weather issues, essentially here, for the next two days. initially it is a warmfront, then the cold front, once that is out of here we're home free basically. start to clear things out for you here. so that's how we will sort of break down the forecast for you, looking ahead, you can actually see the future weather picking up well on very heavy rounds of thunderstorms rumbling in right now through kentucky. but here is the front we were just talking about. so as we watch the warmfront lift in initially, notice, just few speckles show up here. this is as of 10:00 a.m. this morning. so i would say really at any time you could see shower or thunderstorm, most notably the next few hours, then again later into the day and tonight, and then as we head into later on tonight again that moisture building up. watching for showers, storms, and then the cold front comes in with the heaviest rounds of showers and thunderstorms, and potentially as we go on the air tomorrow morning, in fact, we will have very heavy rain to track. >> this could be with us really at any time. then we start to clear things out by wednesday. high pressure once again becomes the main story. for now into the mid and upper 60s across most of the board here, in fact, everywhere dropped out of the 70s in philadelphia, and down the

shore at the moment. so little milder. you have got the on shore breeze, barnegat light, ocean city at 71 degrees apiece, and check out the beach real quickly, shall we? partly sunny skies for you, 78 the expected hi, looking forward in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, temperatures for the most part are just staying into the mid 80s here, but we should shoot for 90 as we head into the weekends, and again, it is really just today, and specially tomorrow, front loading the forecast, with some wet weather, and then, i would say, you're looking pretty good here starting on wednesday. meisha, a over to you. >> we can handle that. two days, we can do that, this monday morning, good morning, everyone, waking up together. here's a live look outside 95 at girard. you can see already this is getting very busy, so, mondays tends to be one of our typically busier travel days, if you will, mondays and tuesdays, really are, and we're seeing residue that far right now on 95, and girard. the schuylkill expressway, looking actually pretty good. and then here is a look at the blue route, there we go, there is the blue route, mid-county toll plaza, you can see looking pretty good here as

well. so both the blue route, 422, i took a peak at that just little bit ago, looking good as well, the busier area right now is going to be 95 at girard. also, emergency road repair already busy area, one southbound lane open until 9:00 a.m. after that, it is closed. and we will have police out there directing traffic, but we know that it is very busy, 15th street between south penn square and chestnut. make note of that. that is going to be very busy. also we have serious accident adams avenue at whitaker, definitely use an alternate for right now, wyoming avenue to castor would be probably your best bet. so, for monday morning, already, pretty busy, erika, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. man charged in the murder of eight people in houston is supposed to make his if i court appearance today. david conally surrendered to police after more than an hour long stand-off. authority say he broke into his former home, then handcuffed, and shot six children, and two adults. one of the victims was his

former girlfriends. but he can act motive remains a mystery. >> his motives appear to be related to a dispute with valerie, who was his former domestic partner. >> the children's ages range from six to 13, authority say that conally could be the father of one of those children. philadelphia resident rally to fight proposal to open a gun store in their neighborhood. >> opponent were out on 500 block of north percy street, in spring garden. the proposed site was formally gun center which shutdown in 2009 as part of plea agreement over illegal gun sales. the protest was organized by the group, heeding god's call to end gun violence. they say it is no longer a proper place for a gun shop. >> as you can see, there are all sorts of new residential housing, there is more planned all around this area.

we have a coffee bar right around the corner, thriving. thrust much change to the neighborhood. this is a residential commercial neighborhood now, not an industrial neighborhood, district. >> the proposal will go before the zoning board on wednesday. >> still ahead this morning, a packed house for eagles open practice. also, tributes are powering in for the late frank gifford. what nfl commissioner roger goodel is saying. >> and the message his wife kathy lee sent out when we come right back.

>> phils just finished weekend with the padres, they've gone 16 and five since the all-star break. eagles continue tuning up for sunday first pre-season game. yesterday at the linc, plane flew overhead that said we still them boys hashtag.

paid for by eagles player, plotting a banner to say we got demarco. cowboys come to town september 20th. a lot can hag between now and then. special day at the linc yesterday, always great to see, the annual military day, when the birds honor member of the armed forces, by wearing those special jerseys. after practice, the eagles presented those jerseys to soldiers as a way to thank them for their service. the players also signed autographs, took pictures with members of the pennsylvania chapter of the wounded warrier project. well done, guys. and the philadelphia soul, wrapping up their regular season on the road against the cleveland gladiators, soul through for 252 yards, got six touchdowns, too. soul wins 48 to 33, to finish the season 15 and three. philly takes on the gladiators again this saturday afternoon in the first round of the playoffs. >> right now, 5:24. and nfl commissioner roger

goodel is remembering frank gifford, as a, quote, icon of the game. the former new york giant and broadcaster passed away yesterday. in a statement gifford's family says he died of natural causes at his connecticut home. gifford was the league mvp in 1956. he joined the monday night football broadcast team in 1971. frank gifford was 84 years old. >> and, gifford's wife, kathy lee, tweeted this message: deeply grateful to all of your outpouring of grace. we are stead fast in our fate and finding comfort inn knowing where frank is. >> coming up on "eyewitness news", we have the latest on septa's plans for the papal visit.

jan? >> reporter: erika, if you were chosen in the first rounds of this lottery, but haven't paid up yet, do not worry. you have little mover time. reporting live in center city this morning, details on this deadline extension. >> more reaction about a fox news host. katie? >> erika, front loading our forecast this week, here with some wet weather today and tomorrow. the rest of the week not looking terrible. all of the details you need to know before you head out the door. do you need the umbrella, or don't you? the answer coming up. >> that is a question, katie, thank you. >> the latest on your monday morning commute when we come right back. good morning.

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police in ferguson, missouri open fire on a man they say shot first. it comes as protesters mark the one year anniversary of the shooting death of michael brown. we'll have the details coming up in just a moment. >> good morning, it is monday, august 10th, i'm erika von tiehl. more on the break cents news coming up. also ahead, there is still some time to get your hand on those transit passes, for the papal visit, we are live with what you need to know. but, right now, we want to check in with katie and meisha, a keeping our eye on the forecast, after the beautiful weaken, change possibly coming. great weekend. >> beautiful weekend. you know, everyone, monday morning, is casino of we're in this together. >> all little fog. >> i yes. >> we can go through this together. already busy in the world of traffic. i know the weather? >> starting to see warmfront basically lift in here. that will give us couple of scatter showers, thunderstorm pong up, not widespread wash out though. so i said this earlier in the show.

are you feeling lucky? i mean, do you want to take the umbrella, or not? i feel like it is kind of your choice, but just don't be shock if you get hit by a shower. >> for us, you walk into the building, the only time you will be outside f that's all you got, you can probably get away without the umbrella but out waiting for bus or train, may not be the worse idea to have it along. sort of just take it as it comes. how much time are you spending outdoors here today? that might end up being exactly what determines whether or not you take the umbrella with you here today. we'll get to storm scan in a second. look ahead in the forecast, temperature trends, generally speaking, holding pretty close to the mid 80s, our average high now 86 degrees, starting to come back down the hill here, from the highest level of temperature that we would typically find during the year. but we are expecting generally just little bit after evan flow into the 80s for the better part of the week here. already seeing some signs of life on storm scan3, the tri-state sweep being made, primarily through the western counties, also, even new castle county