>> also, brings yourselves for summer scorcher. and not just today. we are in the midst after heatwave. this one feels like an extended one. good morning to you, today is monday, august the 17th, i'm nicole brewer, erika has the day off. we are joined by katie and meisha, a they're taking a check on weather and traffic. good morning, ladies? good morning. yes, early, busy monday morning already. i mean, katie, already really warm out there. >> really is. >> right? >> that's the thing. we can only go up from here. and now that the sun's starting to pop over the horizon, too, of course temperatures will start to respond to that. and it will be a very toasty day. now, the weekend was hot, you know, we got to the low 90s both saturday, sunday, really didn't have too much humidity. so that's where things start to change little bit here today. and air quality alert has been issued. we are going to see that in effect essentially through the central tear tear of the delaware vale, cape may, atlantic county, north and southern suburbs, not there,

but do you have to take it ice, dew points climbing. storm scan3, hey at least quiet as can be. and that definitely promises to bring in some real pretty views this morning. here is a gorgeous shot for you outside kutztown area school, very modest breeze right now, and even though this does read out of the north-northwest, the general atmosphere flow is out of the southwest today. so with that said see things heat up bit more readily, not just on thermometer but also when it comes to the humidity. daytime high officially expected to reach about 94 in philly, but your day plan letter get to you about 93, 3:00 p.m., or so, but at that point who is counting really? just hot. by the time we hit the afternoon, heck, even by 9:00 a.m., we should already be around 80 degrees, just not going to take very long for it to get kind of on the uncomfortable side here. >> absolutely. a loft water, hair, ponytail, the whole thing. and we know some of you guys have long hair, too, and you feel my pain, as well.

good morning, everyone, happy monday to you, certainly shaping up to be busy one. if you are just joining us, take a look outside, where we have disable tractor-trailer, 59 southbound near cottman, it is blocking the right lane. you can see the police officer is out there, and by the way, out on foot as well so just be very careful around the bend. what's happening is they are coming around the ben and they are coming to up all of these flashing lights, putting on their breaks, trying to swerve around them. so 95 is looking very, very busy, in fact, this was a little bit more wide, just minute ago, where could you really see the backups. now just seeing little bit of it. seeing the brake lights, 59 southbound, around cottman, looking very busy right now, so give yourself couple of extra minutes. past collegeville, 422 eastbound past route 29. see looking good here. everyone traveling around posted speeds here, that's what we want to see in the 6:00 hour. cherry hill construction route 70 eastbound, at route 636. the right lane blocked until sunday, make note that far for those of you in and around

that area. going to the map, you can see, the speed censors overall looking good other than 95 southbound, nicole, over to you. >> thank you, we have gotten our first look at the new look eagles and the team, they are looking good. one of the most talked about off season findings of course is quarterback tim tebow. he got some of the biggest cheers when he took to the field at the linc. tebow of course completing six of his 12 passes for 57 yards, and then running for another touchdown, that's big, the birds beat the colts in pre-season game 136 to ten. the daily news seem to like tebow's afternoonment take a look at this, there you go. did tim tee bo enough to impress coaches, though? that's the question. they call it the second coming up tebow mania. there again, on the back of today's daily news. tebow completed half of his passes, and he ran for one touchdown, again, he says it was just a good time. i loved it. you want to be focused, you want to focus on football,

communication with everybody, but then also, enjoy the moment. you know, you don't always have it. >> there you go. projected starter sam bradford, didn't play of course, coach kelly, decide to go give him another week of rest before he sees full speedings. new running back, demarco murray, also sat this one out. >> and, "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live, talking about this, as well, at melrose diner with more reaction from excited fans. good morning to you, justin. >> nicole, good morning. you know, eagles got their first official taste of tebow time. so far it seems like they liked it, right? no doubt, tim tebow and few other surprises yesterday, will be the breakfast table talk this morning. let's get you now to video, the linc really had the feel after season game yesterday. eager eagles fans have been waiting to see their retooled roster here, and among their biggest surprises the fans following tim tebow. thirds stringer took to the

fields with the hype of marquis qb. fans cheering so loud, tebow says, it was hard to hear the plays on the feel. and though rocky at times tebow did put up touchdown after two years out of the game. now, at the bars, fans were impressed by his fellow quarterback, matt barkley, they say his arm seemed sharper, but on the other side, qb mark sanchez can use few more drillsment back to tebow, fans know, they will be the butt of jokes, supporting him, but they say there is no denying tim's talent. take a listen. >> he's a strong athletic young man. he's got athletic feet. he is going to be all right for this team. we need him. >> fans say we need him. but when will we see him against? perhaps next week when the eagles take on the ravens, fans also hoping to see their first string qb, sam bradford, take the fields by that time. that's next saturday night over at the linc. for now, live at melrose diner, justin finch, cbs-3,

"eyewitness news", nicole? >> thank you, of course get the latest on eagles win over the colts on line at cbsphilly.com. just click on sports. all right, this morning, also following a developing story, from indonesia, the fate of 54 people are unknown this morning. after player plane went down, hen a daniels reports, grounds crews trying get to that crash site. >> rescue teams navigating dense forest, high mountains, trying to make their way to the site where the air service plane is believed to have crashed. earlier today, search crews spotted smoke and wreckage most likely belongs to the twin turn bo prepare property. had taken off when it disappeared sunday in bad weather. relatives of some of the 54 missing people on board gathered at the airport looking for information. since it was found in the

1991, the airline has logs 14 serious ends dents, and written often aircraft, as beyond repair. it is now one of number of indonesian airlines wards from flying to the united state and europe. >> their operations there, safety oversight, their maintenance there, training, their entire infrastructure is clearly less than adequate. >> sunday's crash is the latest in a string of aviation disasters in southeast asia. last december, 162 people aboard an airasia jet traveling to singapore, were killed when the plane plummeted into the javaf s 2014. soar only part of the wing has been found. what happened to the 239 people on that flight remains a mystery. hena daniels, cbs news. meanwhile, resident living near a volcano in japan have been told to evacuate after danger of erruption. officials raised the alert to second highest level saturday. move comes days after nuclear

reactor nearby was switched back on. and it-had been closed off since the disaster back in 2011. philadelphia police are searching for suspects, after three people are shot in olney. two men, and a woman, were shot just after 10:00 last night on the 5200 block of second street. all of the victims are in stable condition. if you have any information, please, call police. >> twenty-seven year old mark edwards is in custody this morning, accused in a hit-and-run that left six year old child hospitalized on saturday. police say edwards hit four cars, and that child, on the 6600 block of sylvester street in northeast philadelphia. the child suffered broken bones. edwards faces criminal mischief and other charges. well, nearly three years after super storm sandy devastated seaside heights iconic casino pier, owners get the green light to go ahead and rebuild. the department of environmental protection granted permission to rebuild chunk of the boardwalk and move their sky ride car attraction 160 feet from that current location.

now, the pier is where the jet star roller coaster plunged into the ocean when sandy hit, back in october of 2012. >> it is 6:09 right now, donald trump is expected in a new york courtroom today. but this time, it doesn't involve a lawsuit. we'll have that story coming up next. >> plus he killed his girlfriends, sentenced to five years in prison. but former olympic athlete oscar pistorius could be a free man, much sooner than that. we'll have new information, about early release. also, morgan freeman's grand daughter stabbed to death on a new york city sidewalk. this morning, there are new disturbing details about what her boyfriends was yelling, at the time of her death. plus, we are live in new york with the latest, that's coming up a little bit later on. we'll

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of his girlfriend reason a steenkamp back in 2013. admitted firing shots through bathroom door, but he said, i thought there was an intruder. prosecutors plan to appeal the original ruling to the supreme court. >> all right, it is 6:13 right now. time for check on the weather. man, it is hot already. it is, what, 6:15 in the morning? >> yes, exactly. that's the thing, we are starting off on such warm night, nicole, we'll have no problem easily hitting the 90s. >> we did so yesterday as well saturday. today will make it official. as we expect to hit about 94 degrees. yep, 94 degrees in philadelphia. but, no excessive heat watches or warnings, nothing like that in effect thank goodness, but it will be toasty day. now, i show this nice wide zoom on storm scan3, because we do have frontal boundery in the combination whatever will eventually be the next big thing in terms of any stormy weather for our area. this very sluggishly key word sluggishly moves our way. couple of days until it gets here. so all we can do is just stay hot. mid 90s today, low 90s

tomorrow. as well as wednesday. and then, finally, we see this cold front making it approach, and to the point it bridges in wet weather thursday, and coy see very isolated shower or storm as early as tuesday night, then into wednesday. but, not a wash out by any stretch. thursday, looks like it will be the most widespread most active weather day for our area. meantime, expect that sunshine, expect the heat, the high again 94, and later on tonight we drop it down to 73. muggy night, generally just with a couple of clouds, but keep in mind, air conditioners required obviously here cents as long as you have the benefit of one. be sure it is cranked you'll be more comfortable that way. looking forged in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, keep the 90s going right through wednesday. and then finally, i wouldn't call it necessarily a break in the heat. i mean, still talking upper 80s after all. both thursday and friday. but, those are also going to be the days that we start to see the most active wet weather issues moving into our area. so, 88 apiece, both thursday, friday, and, you know, again,

i would say thursday will be the most active day, but, we can have shower or storm sort of on either end. >> not the worse thing in the world, though. >> exactly. >> it will help to cool things down, exactly. >> trying to plan around that? >> outdoor plans, obviously. >> meisha meisha, how are the roads? >> pretty good. still contends withing overnight construction project, no accidents to report, always nice monday morning, it is very busy, and i'm here to tell you mondays typically one of the busier travel days, looking very busy out there. one thing, we have disable tractor-trailer, on 95, as you head southbound, near cottman. this is causing some significant delays, all the way past academy. so, for those of how have to take this stretch in the morning, you know that it can be busy, and then you add into the mix that it is a monday, and then you add into the mix that we have this disable tractor-trailer, and this is certainly going to cause some slow downs for you now in the 6:00 hour. as we push toward that rush hour. now, as you know, i like to

jump in the car take little ride with you. right now we take little drive down 423 freeway northbound approaching 295, and you can see, all green, and isn't it funny, almost looks like in one of the old leather top cars, almost feeling like convertible. creek road, as you approach 295, the live shot looking good here, in fact, just about 30 minutes ago, i was taking a peak at the, this is what it looked like, casino every holding steady for those of you traveling out of new jersey, and then the mass transit trolleys resume back to their normal routes today. nicole, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. atlantic city summer beach concert series in full swing, with rascal flatts this thursday. 50,000 people though hit the beach yesterday to watch nick jonas perform. the show helps boost businesses in the area, as well as create dozens of temporary jobs. and that's always nice to see. huge crowd. that's awe sole many. >> coming up: new technology developed right here in our area, and they actually help immediately detect traumatic brain injuries. we'll explain.

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>> faa is trying to figure out what caused a hot balloon to crash. maryland woman in critical but stable condition at local hospital. the pilot, 55 year old, robert firm err of honey book, pennsylvania, and another passenger are both in stable condition. police say the donating hot air balloon got tangled up in wires saturday night, and shocked the people inside. >> they couldn't stop it quick enough t hit the wire. top of the balloon folded over the wire. sparked a little bit. then the balloon collapsed down. >> watching the balloon coming over, just seeing it hit the corn, i seen it was going pretty fast. >> and investigators say, the balloon was operated by new horizon balloon team in lancaster county. >> well, pro surfer mick fanning has made tree up pant return to competitive is her fink a month after he survived shark attack. weekend in that heat i the first timing he performed since the attack. it was captured on live television during competition in south after cam three time

surfing worlds champ says he is putting the attack out of his mind all to concentrate on winning a fourth championship. and wow, that's incredible. good luck to him. >> well, when you have a cat door, you expect to see a cat use it, right? so, imagine one man's surprise, when he saw a bear in there? yep. the cat doesn't look too worried about it, but i'm sure the owner was pretty scared. these pictures are from doug who lives in the mountains of idaho. he says this isn't the first time that he's come across a bear. he said one actually got inside his home when he was on vacation. so he should be used to this casino every thing by now. but he says the bears haven't done a lot of damage. just they ate some of his food. so i guess that's to be expected. but might want to, i don't know, get better locks, perhaps not have little cat door? oh, crazy, 6:21 right now, almost time for local student to go back to school. yes, i hate to say it, but it is true. that means, it is time to get back on schedule, so they get enough sleep, so well refreshed.

but how much do they really need? doctor rob is here with some tips to make sure your student gets back to a healthy start this year. and, it is going to be a hot week, katie. we're seeing the last of summer. tell us what it will be like? >> well it, will feel like it, you know? we go out basically with a bang here, and expect to go make it official today. another heatwave for the books of this summer of 2015. how long do these 09 agree days last, however? we'll have the answer for you, and also tid-bits on wet weather coming our way, all

on the hell watch this morning, new technology could prevent trawl i can brain injury. researchers did he university of pennsylvania, developed a polymer patch that changes color, depending on the amount of force absorb. now, the technology could one day be used in protective head gear to help professional easily identify head trauma victims, pretty huge. it is 6:25 right now. pro-football star is making sure his sons earn their accolade on the field. he's return their trophies linebacker harrison said these trophies are just participation trophies. all get their trophies no matter what. so on instagram he is saying he is proud of their sons and talent and wants tone courage them, but the trophies are going back until the kids earn

them. young players can get inspiration from dear old dad, james harrison five time pro-bowler and earned two superbowl rings. but yes, he is taking firm stand on this thing, making a point, on social media. a lot of people list edge watch do you guys think about the whole participation drove me? >> interesting, we had field day growing up, i remember getting little ribbon just for having been there, but the big trophies went to like the winner. >> the best. >> so like i kind of like sit on the fence on this one, because i totally hear what james harrison is coming from, at the same time, you want kids to feel include. you also don't want to go over the top. >> do you think age has anything to do with it? maybe younger kids get age participation, but other, you know? >> yes. >> you foster the environment, though. >> that's it. >> where they expect it. >> i kind of get. that will don't necessarily if i would make them return them, i don't think coy do that either, but i do agree, i

kind of agree. not always in life are the little kids going to get first, second, third place, good for them to realize they can be a team player without getting something. >> hopefully understand everyone gets one every these, but if you get one of these, if you get one of these, oh, really special. >> she just pulled that out. >> one of will you get it. okay? you really have to earn this one. >> i'm going to return it. >> we wrap this up. thanks, for weighing in, coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news", dozen every bus passengers are stranded in philly, and they have been that way all night long. jan carabeo live with us at the greyhounds station to see just went wrong. plus pressure on for vice president joe biden, to decide whether he'll run for president in 2016. deadline we're told to make that decisionment and the heat is on. katie has your forecast when we come right back. it is still summer out there, folks. stay with us, we'll be right we work weekends here.

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>> we are waking to up beautiful sunrise down the shore. but, the heat is on of course. we can add another heatwave to the season, and as the week goes on, it will be down right insufferable. so just putting out there. it will be little un comfortable. >> you're feeling the heat. >> oh, yes. >> i know what it is being pregnant but not with twins. >> you also dealt with it during the summer, too, and it does start to way you down, quite literally. >> all of us, we all get it, so now start to notice the humidity, too. i always call it the xfactor, one variable in the forecast, really makes it, yes, that's the thing it, makes such a difference, certainly will start to do that today. so, storm scan, totally empty as it has been now for the last couple of days. and we have hit the low 90s for the last two days, as well, but you didn't have

those high humidity levels, and that is what is starting to change for us at this point. so, expect that it starts to feel kind of muggy out there. in fact, even right now, dew point temperatures are coming awfully close to where these current temperature values are for the air temps. so, that does mean, you're starting to moisten up the atmosphere, and it will start to feel awfully soupy outside. the proverbial pea soup effect as we call it, around the region we go. talking mid 80s down the shore today, full sunshine for you, great place if you are trying to beat the worse of the heat. poconos, similar scenario, but it is hot there, too. even the mountains under full sunshine, pair of eight's for you there. philly wins the award hottest of the pack, 94 degrees the he can peck takes, this will actually ends up being the hottest day of the week. here is the thing, even though the humidity is on the rise, call that the main story it, also looks as though we keep the 90s for few more days as well. yes, today is the hottest meisha, but we still have few more days of at least 09 degrees. >> yes, sounds that way all right. plenty of waterment make sure

the air conditioners are working, thanks, good morning, everyone, happy monday to you. well, all right. so we are kind of pushing toward our rush hour now, because of this, we are getting plenty of vehicles out on the roadways, now disable tractor-trailer on 95, southbound, right around cottman. and this is the back up here, near academy, you can see, all the way to academy because of this incident, as you are coming around the bends at cottman, see the tractor-trailer pulled all the way out to the right, blocking some of the right lane, you have got the flashing lights, you have got police officers out on foot. so this is making a very slow commute. you are certainly traveling less than posted speeds in that area, give yourself couple of extra minutes, for those of you taking the ben franklin bridge, looking real good here. nice and slow, mass transit checklist is okay. so, ten, 11, 13, 34, 36, and they are now back to normal service. after we were having some track repair there, and also, going to our map, you can see, everyone traveling along pretty much as posted speeds, dropping little bit on the schuylkill expressway, and the

talcony palmyra bridge all clear for drive-thru traffic. nicole, over to you. >> meisha, a thank you. happening right now, dozens every frustrated bus passengers are demanding answers after they were left stranded overnight here in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live for us at the greyhounds bus terminal in center city with all of the details, long night for those folks, jan, good morning. >> nicole, good morning it, has been very frustrating morning for dozens of greyhounds passengers here in center city. there has been a loft confusion, there has been hours of waiting, and you know what, more upsetting than all of the convenience passengers say that no one here has been talking to them about the problem. some passengers tell us their bus to new york city never came. other going to pit burying, and ohio, tell us the same thing. one woman traveling to virginia says they overbooked her bus and that she was left without a seat. she was actually supposed to leave sunday evening, and is now re book on bus that's supposed to leave here for 7:00 a.m. so she has been here overnight. you can see her out front of

the station. at one point this morning, there were dozens of angry passengers out here, wanting answers. take a listen. >> you think you're going to start getting loaded for the bus at 12. then you find out that there is no bus. they said the bus driver, they can't find one, he is on his way. two hours later, we can't find a bus driver, you have to sit and be patient. >> now cynthia, that you just heard from, headed to ohio for a family vacation. she had four children with her. she was actually able to get a refund, so now she will go back home and have her vacation in atlantic city, she says. i was able to speak to employee here before supervisor came over and told the person to stop talking to us, but the employees tells thaws greyhounds is offering refunds to those who paid with credit cards. they can't, however, immediately offer refunds to those who paid in cash. because they don't keep that kind of carbon them here overnight. of course we have reached out to greyhounds for comment this morning, and for more information about what the

problems have been this morning, so far, no comment. we will stay on top of it, bring you the latest as soon as we have t for now live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> hopefully they'll make it right, thanks, january. >> happening today, preliminary hearing for philadelphia mother charged with abandoning her quadriplegic son in the woods. nia parlor charged with attempted murder. they say she abandoned her 21 year old son near her cobbs creek home so she could visit her boyfriends in maryland. a passerby found him days later with only a blanket and bible. >> two escaped killer in new york cost about $23 million. that's according to comp troller records broken down that means that 23 day search for david sweat and richard matt cost state police and the corrections department a cool million every single day in over time. sweat and matt broke free from clinton correctional on june 6th. matt was shot and killed 20 days later. sweat was captured two days

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>> the boyfriends of actor morgan freeman's daughter was murdered. he was shouting determining gone. live for just new york with the very latest on. that will such sad story, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, nicole. details of this case extremely disturbing. police are trying to figure out what drove lamar davenport to stab gina heinz, apparently more than dozen times right outside of the apartment that they shared. this morning, davenport's being held here at columbia presbyterian medical center where right now he is undergoing a pschiatric evaluation. >> the tree lined washington heights block rocked by the murder of 33 year old adina heinz, her own neighbors

witnessing her killing, unable to vick the violence and disturbing vision. >> something about definitely be gone, or jesus, and god, and i said oh, oh,. >> behind's 30 year old boy present accused of stabbing her on the sidewalk. cords willing police sources 100 feet from her front door at 450 west 162nd street, around 3:00 sunday morning, patrick curry who also watched the attack from his window says the boyfriends appeared crazed, ranting, almost like he was trying to perform an exorcism. >> he was lying kneeling over her, screaming about god has arisen, i mean, he was totally off the ranch. >> heinz, who studied at nyu, taught under-privileged students in memphis, was granddaughter of academy award winning actor morgan freeman, in a statement, freeman said the world will never know her artistry and talent, and how much she had to offer. her star will continue to shine bright in our hearts, thoughts, and prayers.

the 33 year old's neighbors left feeling helpless, wishing they could have done more. >> i watched somebody get murdered. and there was nothing i could do but call the police. >> now, heinz was accomplished actress in her own right, even performing on broadway just a few short years ago. as for her boyfriend, charged with second degree murder this morning, he has a long arrest record previously arrested for drugs and petty larceny. this morning, his arraignment is pending. reporting live this morning, from manhattan, i am we send it back to you. >> thanks for that report. 6:43, and checking the forecast, katy? >> good morning, we want to check in with weather watcher network. everyone reporting pretty warm air already. and that definitely means it will only get hotter from here, now that the sun is up. start things off on the jersey side of things, under full sunshine, ed connor reporting 69 degrees out in chesterfields, and he is saying that he's head today

mercer county to run right now before it gets too hot. great advice. if you have to get out, you got to get the dog walk, in you got to get the jog n i get it. just do it before it gets too hot outside. we want you to take care of yourself. 70 degrees the temperature, there you go, sent in to us from ron russell. he too seeing full sunshine in riverside, new jersey, keep it jersey side, one more, go out to sharon's observation in gloucester township, little bit of mixture hereof some sun and clouds, she is actually not digging this at all. hates when the weather gets this muggy, and just asking for the fall season, and don't worry it, will get here eventually, but few more dog days to get through, sharon, really all going to be stuck in the heat for one more day here. few more days actually. storm scan3, quiet as can be, nice and clear, high pressure in place, but as we move forward in this forecast, our dew point temperatures start to climb. so starting already today, hot, not terribly steamy, but notice that trends up, when it comes to dew point, in other words, humidity levels, start

to spike for us, with time. so it is only going to get hotter from here in terms of how it feels outside. but, technically, today is the hottest on the thermometer, 94 degrees, the expected hi, will officially make it a heatwave. we should extend for at least another couple of days here, before new cold front comes along. that will move in on thursday. brinking in some of the most widespread shots for showers and thunderstorms, over to you. >> lots of water the next couple of days, thanks, good morning, everyone, happy monday to you. if you are just joining us, weaver major slow downs because every disable tractor-trailer, 95 southbound at cottman, lingering there for some time. i hope you have been with us all morning long, since about 4:30 this morning, if you have, know that in the 5:00 hour when this became disable, then the police officers arrived, a than has caused major slow downs, we can see some of the slow downs here, 95 at cottman, coming around the bends, and way up here, where that tractor-trailer slowing down, and you can see by the censors, slowing down considerably, when we see red, we know that you are traveling

less than posted speeds for about 15 miles. it will take you about 30 minutes, or more, in fact, i would probably say it will be a little bit more. here is a lock at the schuylkill expressway westbound at city avenue. for those of you just getting off the roosevelt, getting on to the schuylkill, see you're dropping positioned speeds as we move into the rush hour, see all of these speeds start to drop. 12 miles per hour on the schuylkill expressway. you can see that. ninety-five, you're dropped to 27. i can assure you it is even probably little bit slower right now on 95, southbound, overall, just give yourself couple of extra minutes as everything is starting to slow down, nicole, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. >> we are taking back to school t does mean back to regular bed time for many kids, schedules need to be re-adjust dollars make during summer vacation to avoid that struggle just before school starts. so, what is the best way to get your kids and your teens back on track?

family physician doctor rob dan off on call this morning with all of the details, good morning. >> good morning. >> thanks so much for being here. we were talking about just few minutes before, and apparently the cdc has new reserve that much says hey maybe the schools are starting to early? >> good point. so the cdc looked at data from over 40,000 schools that were surveyed in 2011-2012, and less than one fifth of all public schools in our country start at the recommended time 8:30 or later. schools start to early. i'll tell you why that's important. american academy of pediatrics did a study. and that they said that as children get through puberty, their clocks change. so, you're close to being a teenager, it is heart to get to sleep. >> wait a second. say that again? want to hear that one again? >> but the thing is kids, teens, heart for them to fall asleep before 11:00. if they start school too early it is bad for their health and bad for their grades. >> so how much sleep should threat be getting? i know it differs depending on age group. for them to feel real refreshed what are we talking

here? >> preschool really about ten to is it -- 12, 11, 12. school age children, about ten, and teenagers really need nine to ten. but what is happening is most teenagers, majority, do not get enough sleep. >> okay. how do you go about getting them on that schedule? because for parents, it is casino of tough. right? >> it is hard. you know, something about schedules t gives a routine. so, the same type of sleep, same time, go to sleep, same time wake up, certainly on weekends within an hour, that's real important. also, no late night meals. that's really important. too for the kids. for parent, real important that when they go to sleep, the bedroom is dark, it is comfortable, it is at good temperature, and no video games, no tv in the bedroom, because that just excites them. if they want to read a little book, that's okay. >> down sides of it they don't get enough sleep? i know some of them are real severe. >> you're right, depression, mood swings, in school, core performance. if you are tired, it is hard

to learn. it is authorities remember. it is hard to acclimate, get that good information. but also later on smoking, drinking, poor behavior, wait gain, when you don't have enough sleep, way more prone to gain weight. so it is very, very un felt i -- unhealthy, sets up bad pattern from so you think these schools maybe need to listen to the research. more convenient to get them in earlier but maybe not bad for the kids. >> great point. not -- they have their own biologic clocks. we need to start school little later for them to do their best and to be their healthiest. no matter if we put them toeclip at 8:00, 9:00. no matter how hard they try it is hard for them biologically to get a good sleep until about 811, and need about nine hours of sleep. >> what else can parent do to prepare? >> right now make sure economy to doctor deer, get their immunizations. >> doctor rob, thanks for being with here with us. i'll try to get some sleep. >> go to sleep.

6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. charlie roads joins us live from new york. good morning, charlie. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. ahead we're in washington state tracking wild fires that destroyed dozens every homes. plus, a rare look inside amazon, from workers who say they paid a high price to build the world's biggest retailer. amazon spokesman, and former white house press secretary jay carney joins us to respond. >> and we take ride down what triple a calls the worse speed trap in the country and this, gale talked to rapper ice cuban his son, about the making of the movie, straight out of compton. the news back in the morning, see in you about ten minutes. >> chair, we will be watching, thanks for the preview. 6:50 right now. siri now the apple of one tennessee teenager's eye. he said apple's voice interface saved him when he became trapped under a truck. >> hello, do you need emergency assistance, police press the button. >> help me, i'm stuck under my

truck. >> terrifying moments for sam ray. >> kinds of the realization that what in the worlds just happened? oh, my god there is could be the end. >> sam ray working under his truck, which was lifted up on this jack in the driveway of his family's murphy borough home. he called his father for advice. then put his phone in his back pocket. as he tried to slide out from under the car, the nearly 5,000 pounds truck fell on top of him. ray's arms were trapped. >> this arm was above my head. tangled up, and i don't know exactly what, but i know it was on the exhaust, because i was burned from here up. >> ray yelled for help. but he was home alone. that's when he heard the sound of s. ri. >> my name is siri. >> i realize owe wow, useful thing. >> ray pushed up on his hip to activate siri in his pock and receipt questions today call 191. after several tries, he heard this dispatcher christina lee's voice on the line. >> the greatest thing did he was keep saying his address so we could get everybody there.

>> emergency responders took ray to the vanderbuilt life flight base in murphy borough. >> he had broken the seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth ribs, which are lower ribs, then probably crushed his kidney and so his kidney was torn and bruised. >> a month after the traumatic experience, ray continues his recovery. he gives thanks to the responders, and dispatchers, who acted quickly, the power of prayer, and siri. >> yes, the power of prayer and technology. interesting to see that. that was naja sherman reporting, we'll take short break, first what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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you can bet all-star wars fans are marking their calendars. >> and pretty excited about this weather, although not the humidity as much. >> why would you be? let's be honest, yes. hate what it does to the hair, also hate how it makes you feel so uncomfortable. air quality alert has come from today, guys, if you fall into the unhealthy category, or rather the sensitive category there is will be unhealthy for you, elderly kids, if you suffer from respiratory problems, take it easy in the heat of the height of the day. it will be pretty brutal. >> busy, still disable tractor-trailer 95 southbound at cottman, certainly dropping speeds here. and then also dealing with that, i mean, beautiful sun glare, but sun glare nonetheless. pack your sunglasses on the schuylkill expressway, what can i say? >> all right, thanks so much. next on cbs this morning, the worse speed trap in the country. you'll want to know about this. remember to join us bright and early each weekday morning right here on cbs-3 starting 4:30. make it a great day everybody.

good morning. it is august 17th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." relentless wildfires destroy dozens of homes in the west. we're in the washington town surrounded by flames. donald trump unveils his immigration plan, and a new poll shows political outsiders soaring. and a bruising expo someday on what it's really like to work an amazon. first on "cbs this morning," amazon executive and press secretary responds. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 skojds. >> that