we have some passes a a railable at the regular price. >> reporter: call it good luck or simply an over estimation of ticket demand but septa announced they have a surplus, extra regional rail tickets which now will be offered to riders who entered the original lottery but weren't so lucky. >> we are sending/a second round to people who weren't selected initially. and they are being told, that it is now their turn for them to complete their transactions. >> reporter: if those are not snapped up spokesperson jerry williams says there will be the option of purchasing tickets at 30th street suburban and jefferson stations.t 30th street >> we will sell those on site at the the station, for those passengers, particular passes. we will start this weekend. >> reporter: now the the calls for each of those tickets is $10, round trip but there are already people trying to scalp these tickets on e bay and craigs list. if the tickets do sellout at those stations this weekend your best betties to purchase one from a trusted source like

a family member or a friend. we're live at center city i'm greg rargos on cbs-3 eyewitness news. temple university student will gel a extra day off because of the world meeting of families. school announced it will shut down friday 25th due to the large crowd and travel restrictions, leading up to the pope's visit. and it is all hand on deck, or, should we say, below it when it comes to getting a room for papal visit. new at 6:00 where visitors with their sea legs can stay if they have in the found a hotel room. and we are, so very close now 47 days, until pope francis is here in philadelphia, be hure to stay with "eyewitness news" for all of our coverage, we will bring you developments as they happen. well, as you can see cbs-3 weather team is tracking storms right there green areas show rain heading our way. lets get to meteorologist kate bilo on the die deck with the first look at the that forecast, kate? >> thanks, ukee. good news, it is try for now but has been overcast, kind of cool day with the cool breeze

off water a lot of marine influence coming from the atlantic ocean. we are awaiting arrival of showers from the west and they will come through overnight tonight, especially. lets take another look at storm scan three. you can see heavier showers off to the west over west virginia just creeping into western pennsylvania. and in ohio at the moment. but as we await a a arrival of the warm front off to the west followed by cold front we have a few scattered showers popping upright now in our area these are very light, spotty, and light rain, back through portions of delaware and chester counties and montgomery county as well. a few drops, you may have to flick the windshield wipers traveling on the schuylkill or blue route or northeast extension this evening. the heavier rain is off to the west and it will work its way in overnight tonight. it may be another one of those nights where we wake up to a loud crack of thunder. don't be scared if that has happened. it has happened a few times. tonight may be another chance for that. take a lot at cloud increasing. the here's midnight, heavy rain off to the west but by two or 3:00 a.m. is where

steadier rain and thunderstorms move through. they stick around until six or 7:00. mostly out by relevant i part of the morning commute but road will be wet. down the shore a few lingers showering and storms. then clearing in the afternoon. but a few scattered showers and thunderstorms will linger through midday and late afternoon hours. it is a very unsettled tuesday with the worst of the weather coming in early in the morning but does bode well for the the rest of the week. coming up i will show you some really good news that comes by wednesday. for now back inside to you. >> thank you. avalon reopened a portions of the beach that was closed over the weekend after high tied, carved out cliffs of sand as steep as 5 feet. erosion stretched down the beach from ninth to 24th street, and "eyewitness news" reporter charlotte hoffman is live with the very latest, charlotte? >> reporter: jessica, beach is back opened for business, this evening, and as you can see people are out and about enjoying themselves but not the without the help of some heavy equipment earlier this morning. chopper 3hd over avalon monday

morning, shows workers recreating the beach, after weekend erosion forced beach patrol to shut down the north end beaches. marie robb watched it happened. >> i was out at low tied earlier and came back to the house and went back in the afternoon. >> reporter: when she did this is what robb and other beach goers saw a 5-foot drop off. >> about as tall as me. it was just a cliff, it is just a wall of sand. >> reporter: erosion stretched a mile along avalon's north end exposed this pipe and then became the the talk of the town. >> i didn't see anyone fall in but i was like wait for it, wait for it. >> reporter: avalon finished a massive beach refill project where they brought in this new sand. this is new sand they brought in. thinks all of the old sand what was here before. what happened is for two days they were persistent northeasterly wind, basically came in, sent the waves crashing into all of this new sand and sending it down south. >> in public works came out

early monday morning before the crowd started to come to the beach and took their loaders and knock down the beach and form that gradual slope. the right now it is safe, people are in the water and always safety when it comes to a day at the beach. >> reporter: what are avalon officials going to do to get all that new sand back in place here on the north end? we will talk about that tonight the at 6:00. live from avalon i'm charlotte hoffman for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> charlotte, thank you. pennsylvania pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane plans to speak out about the criminal charges that have been shadowed -- overcast her job. kane will answer questions at a news conference in harrisburg on wednesday. she was arraigned over weekend after ago cues of leaking grand jury information and then lying bit under oath. kane insists she is innocent and has resisted calls to resign. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the attorney general's indictment. we will be in harrisburg on wednesday, and we will let you know what kane says, about her case. breaking news right now reports of a shooting in

wilmington, delaware. police on the scene at north washington street and west seventh street shortly after after 2:00 this afternoon. it is unclear how many people were involved in, word on any injuries but be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as we get updates on this breaking story. state of emergency has been declared in st. louis county, missouri following violent protest and dozens have of arrest on the anniversary of michael brown's death. >> unaudible. >> during last night's rally one suspect authorities say opened fire on police was critically wounded when the officer shot back. authority have identified that suspect as 18 year-old tyrone harris, junior. the his father says he believed his son was unarmed. harris is now facing ten charges. >> we're trying to work with the community, we're explaining them their rights and we just want to be as patient as possible. >> police arrested 50 protesters after they allegedly blocked the entrance to a st. louis federal

courthouse. no justice, no peace. >> here in philadelphia protesters are tea manning justice for brandon tait-brown who was kill in the police involved shooting. supporters and family members of the brown stood outside district attorney's office this morning calling for seth williams to reopen investigation into his death. brown was hot shot during a traffic stop at frankford last december, and the officers involved were not charged. police say speed was likely a factor in the deadly roll over crash in philadelphia's lawncrest neighborhood overnight. now it happened just before 3:00 a.m. on whittaker and adams avenue. police say driver identified as 24 year-old gallon vest was trying to make a turn from roosevelt boulevard when suv jumped the curve, struck a pole and utility box. impact threw gallon vest and her passengers, 30 year-old jeffery chavez, 150 feet. >> i just can't believe it, i just can't think bit, right

now. everybody, everybody, not me, not only me, but everybody can't believe it. >> the crash close that had intersection for some time while police conducted their investigation. it has since reopened. driver of the car that slammed into a home and caught fire has been charged with driving under the influence. crash happened just before midnight on the 8600 block of bustleton avenue. police say 34 year-old catherine brian was pulled out of the wreck by a passerby and home owner who was jolted out of his seat upstairs. the eight five-year old suffered minor injuries. the fire department quickly extinguished that fire. it could soon cost you more to make a trip across tacony palmyra and burlington bristol bridges. burlington county bridge commission is holding first of two public hearings tonight on the proposed toll increase. there is another tomorrow, and vote on the increase is expect wednesday. now currently the toll is $2 a

car. e eat pass users with these tolls ride to $3 and cash users will see it rise to $4. coming up next, drone danger over a crowd in new jersey airport, hear from one of the pilots have after the the drone came up too close to a few planes. plus in the nick of time saved why a young girl was on the track just second before a train came barreling toward her. stunning pictures show a river, before, and after, millions of gallons of sludge, spilled into the water. who is taking the blame for environmental disaster. don't look now but labor day is right around the corner. if you are still thinking of heading out of town, jim donovan has advice to plan the trip for an unofficial end to summer.

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heart stopping video from australia when a young girl is nearly hit by a train. and it started when a hoola hoop that girl was playing with rolled on the tracks. she jumped down to get the hoop but when she tried to get backup she struggled as the train pulls in the station. another passenger, grabbed her and pulled her back on to the the platform with just moments to spare. faa is investigating four reported drone sightings near knew work airport yesterday. >> we just saw a drone at 3,000 here four commercial flights

reported seeing the drone near at approach of the runway. none of those flights had to take evasive action and all landed safely. federal authorities are looking into similar drone sightings from pilots landing at yfk airport last week. well, it is monday, did you enjoy your weekend? well, before you know it, glad to hear that, last long weekend of summer will be soon upon us. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan is looking at popular destinations for labor day weekend. >> reporter: that is right, get your pen ready. if you are planning a labor day weekend getaway, you better get cracking. so far data from travel web site kay yak says most searched domestic destinations for labor day weekend are new york, las vegas, chicago, orlando and my aim. kyack found americans looking to take advantage of the stronger dollar with searches for london and paris cracking their overall top ten list. airfares will not be cheap with both coming in at $1,100. for those debating a flight

verse a road trip, triple a says it expects gas prices to continue to go down as labor day weekend approaches. barring any unexpected disruption toss oil productions. travelers are not wedded to that long weekend will be able to take advantage of the lower rates at the end of this month. orbitz data find the the lowest hotel rates of the summer during week of august 24th. and the so-called, fall shoulder season. after labor day when children are back in school, summer crowd leave beaches and temperatures start to fall, also traditionally brings opportunities for travel savings. now if that doesn't work try booking something in early december, most people are not thinking that farrah head but you can get a nation deals first two weeks of december on hotels and cruises because most people are saving up their time to use around christmas and new years. >> other thing about nice long holiday, the the hotel minimum, you have to stay two nights. >> yes. >> getting there could be a problem. >> it is airfare. because the flights are

packed, but try to go on an off season but first two weeks of december, that is when i go. you know me i'm cheap. i'm going first class but not paying a lot. >> we like it. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. still ahead, a meal that is out of this world, see what the astronauts on the international space station, just enjoyed eating for the first time ever. >> first time ever. >> diet pepsi try something new to stop fizzling sales, controversial ingredient you will no longer find in the soda after backlash from customers, leslie. season already over for one of the eagles rookies, and the trade talks, involving chase utley starting to heat up, we will tell you latest possible suiter

more than 20 people are dead, in taiwan and china after massive typhoon swept through the region over the weekend. several people are missing and hundreds have been injured after typhoon, triggered flash flood and mud slide. violent wind and rains caused more than a million homes to lose power, massive clean up operation is underway. all right. well, it was a nice weekend but i noticed it was getting darker out there, and, rain was on its way. >> it almost feels like a fall day, with the included cover and it is cooler thanks to that wind off water and new we have showers and storms heading our way.ter and new we it will come through while we

are a sleeping tonight during overnight the hours between 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. when we can expect thunderstorms and steady rain. we will miss it but it could be a situation where you sit up and hear that loud thunder and, you know, thunderstorms rolling through. but will it be out of here for tomorrow? that is the question. lets look at today. we will go out to campbell's field camera looking live over ben franklin bridge where it is a gray afternoon, low cloud and a few sprinkles. we have not seen much in the way of rainfall today but cloud have been hanging on. now if the sun were to break through it would be a hot day, few breaks earlier and we could see how hot it want ton. there is humidity out there. cloud keeping it on the cooler side. lets look the at live neighborhood network cameras and see dark included here, in kutztown at 70 degrees there in cut town area middle school. lets take a peak at storm can three which is just showing light showers, mainly west of philadelphia. aloft that not even reaching the ground just a few sprinkles out traveling, perhaps on the turnpike, if

you are portions of chester county where my hometown of phoenix varying, norristown, radnor, a few light showers there worse of it is still well off to the west. you see that creeping into western pennsylvania a lieutenant of rain with that and strong thunderstorms over the ohio valley. actual storm system is far off to the north. this is actually a a warm front. cold front is right about here. it would be a 1/2 punch into the day tomorrow. warm front comes through overnight with heavy rain, thunderstorms. cold front does not sweep through until later tomorrow afternoon with the another round of scattered showers and storms. in the meantime with the included cover and that wind off the ocean it is a cool one. 77 degrees at the airport. seventy-three in allentown. sixty-six in mount pocono. seventy-five in millville. we will see that north or south east wind right off the water in the shore points keeping it cool there as well. ocean city, stone harbor, cape may all at 75 degrees we will not get much warmer then that 74-degree ocean. we have rain moving toward us. still off to the west at midnight. coming through at 4:00 a.m.

when heavier rain should cross greater fail area it should push on out. road will be wet. notice there is still shower and thunderstorm activity back to the west and actual push of the cold front does in the clear until later tomorrow evening. the here's 9:00 p.m. when it start to clear out. high pressure builds in. even wednesday with the cool breeze from the north and west, instability showers could pop up wednesday as a transition day as humidity drops ape that cooler air pushes in. but by thursday we can expect beautiful weather. so stormy tuesday between 3:00 . showers and storms with downpours, rain amounts at half inch to than a much in. scattered gusty thunderstorms in the inch and we are under a marginal risk for severe weather. we have downpours, gusty wind and small hail. model threat a as far as precipitation. we are anywhere from half inch to an inch and a half of rain could fall overnight and in the early morning hours here in philadelphia and then we will start to improve matters starting tomorrow night. heavy rain overnight 70 degrees.

scattered showers and storms then tuesday afternoon. that will keep high to the cooler 82 degrees. wednesday we will transition to the dryer eras partly sunny a at 86. thursday, beautiful, that is winner of the week. 84 degrees. lots of sunshine. then we will heat up for the weekend. i'll have that with the seven day coming up, stay right there we will be right back.

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bird have taken a hit today. >> yeah, you know, this is a biggie. yeah, eagles had day off but they got bad news for cornerback jacorey shepherd out for the season with the

torn acl. he injured it yesterday when he collided with darren sprawls at practice, jacorey was one of the reasons why the eagles traded brandon boykin to the steelers. one of chip kelly's signing was ryan matthews and, he is gone almost unnoticed. former chargers running back has run twice for over a thousand yard in his five-year career and fits chip kelly's offense to the t but he says is there still work to do. >> you know, learning from the day before and taking everything that we can in and, fixing our little will mistakes and trying to get better. >> you know, they do everything in their power to get you ready. the work outs and training and everything, and they don't let you go in there, you know, blind. >> could chase utley be next philly shipped out? giants had a scout watching him, and in that three game sweep over padres he went four for ten with three doubles and two rbi's. here's why he is such a fan favorite this young fan wanted

chase's a autograph. this guy is on a mission. chase talked to him, and then, of course, signed for him rate there in the dug out. he gets it. he is a dad. >> yes. >> what is your name. >> yes. >> that kid will talk about that, forever. >> forever. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> back in the day, as a kid. i know how he feels. great, thanks leslie, appreciate it. coming up next, it is the war of word that donald trump cannot dodge. >> he weighs in on the latest controversy surrounding his comments about woman. also this. more violence here in ferguson, missouri, exactly one year after a police officer shot and killed unarmed michael brown junior i'm

i'm ukee washington at 5:30 and here are the top stories. new developments surrounding those passes needed for septa regional rail travel during the pope's visit. pass that he is weren't purchased by lottery winners will go to those who entered the lottery but did not win on the first go. those will be notified starting tonight. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will speak wednesday about the charges that she leaked sequel grand jury information and then lied bit. kane has refused to resign despite the charges. and back opened now but erosion closed the beach

between ninth and 24th street in avalon over the weekend. the surf carved out cliffs as steep as 5 feet in some spots. katie? and it has been a cool, cloudy start to the week. lets look at what to expect overnight. scattered showers early and heavy thunderstorms and rain coming through between three and 7:00 a.m. don't be surprised if you wake up to flash of lightening or rumble of thunder. watch out for ponding and slow travel during the first part of the morning commute, coming up i will tell but better news for end of the week in the seven day forecast, ukee, back to you. in the news a 12 year-old boy is air lifted to an area hospital after an accident on the beach in surf icy. chopper three over the 17th street beach where we are told the boy was trapped when a sand hole collapsed around him. life guard and other beach goers reportedly pulled the boy out of the hole and bystanders performed cpr. he was air lifted to cooper hospital. we are working to find out how he is doing right now. more unrest in ferguson, missouri as violent protest

erupt on the first anniversary of michael brown's death. dozens have been arrested and one suspect is critically injured in the police involve shooting. as we gentleman change -- weijia chen reports. >> reporter: tension reese main high, several demonstrators including cornell west were taken into police custody while staining a sit in outside st. louis county courthouse. it comes after a night of violence and destruction. for the second time in a year, they are struggling to clean up hair salon after looters stormed in overnight. >> i was sad, and in tears, and somehow just really tired, frustrated. >> reporter: weekend of peaceful protests was interrupted when a gunfight broke out between two groups sunday night. hours earlier, more than a thousand people, marched from the spot where unarmed michael brown junior was fatally shot by a white police officer. plainclothes police caught up

with one of the alleged gunman and shots were exchanged. >> get him some help man. >> reporter: eighteen year-old tyrone harris was struck multiple time as he faces charges including a assault. some community leaders are criticizing st. louis county police department for deploying plainclothes officers during the protests. >> if you are in plane clothes how do i know if you are with us or if you are with them? >> reporter: police chief has not responded to the concerns but insist that the problem is not police, or even protesters. it is a small group of criminals determined to cause chaos. weijia chen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". an employee is assaulted during an attempted robbery and it is all capturedond video. police are asking for help in identifying the suspect. they say he entered sunoco at north 33rd street in strawberry mansion and kicked down the door leading to the cash register. once inside he punched and kick an employee. he left the scene without

taking anything. the rhetoric continues in the war of word, that is largely defined the g.o.p. race for the white house and once again donald trump is at the center of controversy after he made what some are calling negative statements about women. craig boswell reports from the white house. >> reporter: donald trump says he was not suggesting that megan kelly was harmonal when he said kelly coming out of her where ever during a heated exchange at last week's debate. trump defended himself on nbc today show. >> it is all fueled by you in the press. it seems ridiculous who would say such a thing. if i were say that it would have been inappropriate. >> reporter: since this roger stone trump's political advisor resigned over fire storm of criticism saying provocative media fights have overwhelmed your core message. i no longer can remain involved in your campaign. and trump's opponents all trailing him in the polls attacked. >> do we want to win? do we want to insult

53 percent of all voters. >> rhetoric we have heard as of ovulate from mr. trump is not appropriate in the presidential election. >> reporter: g.o.p. strategies have said they are concerned trump's comments could hurt rest of the g.o.p. field with women voters but that is something presidential historian peggy noonan says is over blown. >> i actually don't think people experience donald trump as a republican, they experience donald trump as donald trump. he is his own brand. >> reporter: reliable polls have not the been released since the debate so it is uncertain whether trump's comments have hurt him. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we're about six months out the from the iowa caucus and you can stay up to dayton campaign 2016 with "eyewitness news". when we're in the on the air we have continuing coverage at cbs philly.com. two women are blamed for an attack on the u.s. embassy in is tan bull, turkey.

this video was taken as police fired at one of the suspects, as she was detained but the other woman escaped and remains at large. there were no injuries but a separate bomb attack at a police station in the city left ten people wounded, it is in the clear if the two incidents are related. two men are under arrest in sweden charged with murder in a deadly double stabbing at a ikea store. the attack happened in the kitchen wear department, a man and woman were killed. so far, there is no word on a motive. it looks like more like mustard then water really. that is what has 3 million gallons of sludge is now flowing in the colorado river. contaminants continued to flow and they have crossed state lines. maria viral, reports from the accident that was caused by the epa. >> reporter: toxic sludge reached new mexico this weekend disrupting life along the ad ames river. >> i cannot shower, i cannot cook, i cannot do anything with the water from my water well.

>> reporter: epa triggered massive leak after clean up crew accidentally breached a debris dam in the mine which has been closed since 1923. since then the toxic spills have stretched for more than a hundred miles from colorado through new mexico and creeping closer to utah, bringing with it, the chemicals include lead, arsenic and copper n a conference call the epa revealed in the durango, colorado area of the river, levels of the lead increased around 3500 times but dropped as the plume passed. >> yes, those numbers are high, and it is scary because they have seemed so high, however, risk associated with exposure to a chemical is not just a matter of toxicity of the chemical but it is a matter of the exposure. >> reporter: it is unclear how much polluted water remains in the mine, for now epa set up two containment pond to treat yellow sludge near the site of the spills. city of durango has declared a state of locally mergecy, the

epa says they have not seen any health concerns with humans although, there have been several reports from residents of water discoloration. cbs news, durango, colorado. still to come, it is never too early to start thinking about the holidays. >> we will let you know what the the most wanted gift is so you can go ahead and add to it your shopping list. how about big changes in the aisle of the target, it is what you will not see the next time you shop there that people are talking about. also it is call silent killer but prognosis improving for woman diagnosed with ovarian cancer. we will tell you why many women are living longer. other cast afternoon in the city area now kate has her eye on rain heading our way, we have rain in the forecast on the other

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and windows down coming into work today, going back with the radio blasting between news radio and old school funk. >> it is his dream. >> beautiful outside. nice to have a cloudy, cool day after a stretch of hot weather. but today had that fall vibe in the air. >> yes, it did. >> let you know we are not too far away now, another month or so until schools go back and football on the tv. >> that is right. >> we have some summer weather to get through. don't get too excited. we will be back toward 90 this weekend. we are looking london-like outside philadelphia today. spring garden street looking

live outside of our studios here at cbs broadcast center looking east toward river down spring garden street and it looks really nice outside at the moment. just clouds in place but we are not seeing any rain in the city just a couple showers. cloud tried to break up. little filtered sun during the day but in the a bad looking evening if you want to get outside and go for a walk, run, not too hot or sweaty or sticky outside this afternoon and this evening. the lets check with the weather watch tours see if they are seeing any rain this evening. we have in the seen much but showers that have popped up have been off to the west, jim in media is reporting just some cloud there at 76, in delaware county. north and west we will check in at 76 with our friend jerry aubrey of blue bell. seventy-six. kind of muggy. little steamy. dew points in the 60's. the that will make it feel humid. it is south east wind. the wind from the atlantic ocean bringing muggy air in. lynn springer is in cherry hill, new jersey. cloud rolled into income down

temps. dew .66. it is still sticky. we have got moisture to work with as cold front moves toward bus first we have to get through warm front. lets look at storm scan three. you can see where steady rain is at the moment. warm front pushes through ohio and western pennsylvania right now. that is where steady showers and thunderstorms are. there is still good amount of real estate between that wet weather in our area but cloud are in place and we can see a few scattered showers will pop up between anytime now and then. steadier rain moves in around three or 4:00 a.m. so, just scattered showers and clouds until then. the as we zoom in on our area we are seeing a if you light showers popping up here with our triple sweep from the city north and west, portions of montgomery county, main line into portions of delaware county around route one interchange around media and up toward radnor where we are seeing just a few light sprinkles at the moment. as we head through overnight hours, downpours will be our biggest threat with anyone of these storms that comes through heavy rain could be seen on the order of half inch

to and inch of rain. win, lightening maryland rate, very low risk, hail a low wrist being there but downpours, strong wind, lightening and thunder. that could wake you up during overnight hours tonight. temperature wise, cool, thanks to the cloud cover and cool breeze off the ocean, really invaded the area. this is weather that maybe san francisco or london, seattle season a daily basis. they will get influence off water on a daily basis. prevailing west wind. we don't see these easterlies taking over our forecast, that is what is keeping us cool, cloudy very typical of seattle or san francisco. not so typical of the summer day here in philadelphia amount highs in the 07's thanks to the cloud cover today. storms, sunshine is story this week. showers and storms overnight and even tomorrow afternoon. overnight rain and thanks to the warm front afternoon hours could have showers and storms as a cold front pushes through. on wednesday, it is much nicer. transition days that cooler dryer air comes n cannot rule out stray sprinkle, isolated

instability shower as that dry air, works itself in. thursday much nicer. temperatures in the mid 80's and mostly sunny. rain chances for next few days, 90's, and everybody gets wet at some point tomorrow. wednesday, just 5 percent chance of the stray shower and then thursday, friday, 0 percent chance of rain and nicest days this week and it looks like thursday in, my book is our weeks's winner. overnight cloud which showers heavier rain late in the early morning hours. scattered showers and storms in the the afternoon for tuesday. same story down the shore mostly cloudy showers and storms. eighty will be our daytime high. your seven day forecast partly sunny, stray sprinkle chance on wednesday but thursday is gorgeous. friday looks nice as well and then talking about fall? no fall-like weather by week end we are near 90, warm, humid saturday and sunday. new back to you guys. >> kate, thanks very much. crew members on board international space station ventured outside to do maintenance work. the the space walk lasted six

hours. two russian cosmonauts mounted devices to replace communication antenna and cleaning windows. they spent more time in space then any other humans. >> i guess you can call this one giant leap in space, for the first time ever, astronauts a ate red row main lettuce that was grown in space and they seemed to like the way it taste. veggies went replace those freeze tried space medicals but it will come in handy for future space missions, including the one planned to mars. half of the lettuce will be frozen and brought back to earth to be examined. on the cbs-3 healthwatch ovarian cancer used to be a death sentence for most women but in the anymore. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain why. >> reporter: this is the story we like to tell but. this is i good one. it has been known as silent

killer because there are no symptoms. ovarian cancer is often found late but new there are better treatments and researchers say more women then ever before are surviving ovarian cancer. >> you have been feeling well since i saw you last time. >> yes. >> get. >> reporter: laura can n is a survivor, she's among growing number of women living longer with the disease. the recent study shows women diagnosed with ovarian cancer are now 50 percent less likely to die from it then women diagnosed, decade ago. >> i know what was done for me, and how i was handled. i feel lucky. >> reporter: research looked at 50,000 women with ovarian canser from 1975 to 2011. >> they are living with the disease for longer period of time as we have new chemotherapies, new drugs, new ways to deliver drugs for ovarian cancer. >> reporter: when doctors discovered the cancer it had spread to other organs. >> i didn't want to talk to anybody, i was than the going anywhere because you think you will die. >> reporter: after months of

targeted chemotherapy she has recovered. >> there is life after cancer. >> reporter: while she's in the cured she's now been cancer free for two years. >> very impressive. biggest risk factors for developing ovarian cancer are age and family history. birth control pills have been shown to reduce risk and women with a lot of children also have lower rates of ovarian cancer. but for those who do get it, all of the research we tell but a lot going on in philadelphia is that research that lead to the better treatment, drugs and saving lives. >> all of the fundraisers that we have, the research, researchers are prime example right there. >> and a little bit of luck. >> yes, we like that too. >> you know it, thank you. pepsi is removing a controversial ingredient from the diet soda in hopes of improving sales. diet petcy without aspartame should start hitting shelves nationally this week. soda maker said it removed sweetener in response to customer feedback and revamped

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local reality show star an animal activist steveo is free, on bail, after being arrested in a sea world stunt in hollywood. even in the dark you you can make him outsetting off fire works at the end of the crane there. he carried an inflatable orca and wore a black fish shirt which is a documentary about orca captivity. this is 41 year-old second public demonstration against see world. taylor swift's bad bloodies than the just a song. parentally there is bad blood between swift and miley cyrus. kelce night joins us with more

on this new celebrity beef, kelce. >> reporter: ukee and jessica the swiftys and miley is at odds after my liz slammed swat role model status in the marie claire but as miley's bad blood justified? >> we're seeing women so important and i think what we tell women is really important. >> reporter: so why is miley throwing shade at swifty, 22-year old cover girl takes aim at taylor, and her bad blood video saying quote i don't get it, the the revenge thing. is that a good example. >> ♪ >> and i'm a bad role model because i'm running around with my blanks out. i'm not sure how blanks are worse than guns. miley also takes exception to the featured act and friend rapper kendrick lemar. in the the issue on stand august 18th she says that there is so much sexism, ageism, you name it, and lemar

sing about lsd, he is cool. i do it and i'm a druggie blank. but, there used to be mad love between the two. following her cameo in hanna montana the movie taylor was joined by her besty on stage at 2009 grammys. miley is hosting this years vma and taylor's bad bloodies up for nine award, including video of the a year. we will see if they are playing nice by then. ukee and jessica, back to you. kelce, thank you. when you want to know is what hot in hollywood, watch the insider tonight and every week night at 7:30 here on cb is. three. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 wet weather is on the way, kate? that is right, ukee and guess contact cloudy outside right now but feels like rain is in the air, it is heading our way overnight, we will have the latest details on what you can expect and when the heavier rain will fall. also, a dangerous drop off, down the shore, where

beach erosion is creating problems, on the sand in south jersey. plus, one deadline down, another one to go, but there could be another way to get your hand on those septa papal passes. and maybe tight quarters but it could save you you a pretty penny unique spot you could stay during the papal visit if you cannot find a hotel. look now at storm can three where there are some scattered showers around our area but we will be bracing for more wet weather but when will heavier rains arrive? good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. lets get out to kate bilo on the skies deck with more, kate? >> jessica and ukee, it looks like the sky will open up just about any minute. very gray. lots of low cloud over the city of philadelphia right now but so far here on the sky deck it has been dry each time

i have stepped out here. not a whole lot happening at the moment but overnight that will change, as a batch of heavy rains head our way. lets go out to storm scan three and you can see is what happening. heavier rain and thunderstorms creeping from the west. you can see heavier rain over ohio, back into west virginia, and just starting to move into western a pennsylvania so we have got sometime before it gets here but, in the meantime we have got a lot of instability in the at in months fear and a couple of showers, sprinkles popping upright now as we move over to our triple sweep. nothing happening in the city at the moment but up can see a few lights spots of green on the radar there up through portions of montgomery county, delaware county and eastern chester county at the moment. if you are traveling across the the area watch out for pop up showers here and there you may need to flip windshield wipe are a couple times driving around the area tonight. look at few to weather. by 10:00 we have isolated showers popping up. cloud cover through the offer night hours. by 1:00 a.m. thinks moving from the west and it looks like the heavier rain will cross our area between

3:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m. in the western suburbs and that could be serious thunder and lightening action to wake you up out the window overnight. 4:00 a.m., maybe a hint of the bow structure to that line moving through, strong wind cannot be ruled out, heading out down the shore by 6:00 a.m. and clearing off the coast around 8:00 a.m. lingering showers for morning commute. heavier first batch moves off the coast by noon but watch what happens, another round of the scattered showers and storms with localized downpours. by far worst of it is overnight tonight but could still see storms in the afternoon. so again what to expect, overnight into tuesday, scattered showers, early and then heavy rain and then are storms between 3:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. downpours, wind, lightening and thunder, ponding on the road and slow travel even if the rain ended by the time you head out, the road will be wet and the spray could slow things down. temperatures in the 70's right now. it has been a cool evening thanks to the marine