>> this mri, it found that there were four spots of melanoma on my brain. they are very small spots, about 2 millimeters if you can envision what a millimeter is. and i'll get me first radiation treatment in my brain this afternoon. >> in an extraordinary news conference from atlanta, former president jimmy carter

lays out the severity of the cancer he is battling, the only words to describe him on this day is courageous. also, this noon, storms are moving east with heavy rain that could disrupt two outdoor concerts attracting thousand cents of fans. >> well, we have a report on former president jimmy carter from atlanta coming up in just a moment. good afternoon, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. right over to the weather center. mentioned the concert, we've got jimmy buffet, rascal flatts. >> i wish i could tell you blank statement it will be fine, but it is not, cold front passage, stormy i weather ahead of it, means we have to get through the rain first, it is timing, all about the timing. and we go throughout our afternoon, we will see some of the pop up thunderstorms, let's take live look at our neighborhood network. and you can see here, this is margate. not too far from atlantic city where, hey, it is gorgeous out there. but look at the difference, we go to palmyra cove. now, you can see, that is the stormy weather that is rolling in. so, it just depends on where

you are, right? if you're in one spot now, sunny skies, but take look at the radar, you can see, what's happening. we've had pop up storms that have rolled already just near the coastline, and we have much bigger batch that is on it way, going right through harrisburg, as we speak. and that will be heading our way here in philadelphia, too. so, through friday morning, so between now and friday morning, scattered showers and thunderstorms, some soaking downpours rain and the to up 2 inches, possible flashflooding could occur. so not great news. it does mean, those low-lying areas, where you know that is the road that always floods, you got to keep an eye out for it as we go throughout our afternoon and evening. right now we've just got humid weather. that's also going to be heading out. so, some good news as we get through the stormy weather, but for those in atlantic city ready to see concert at 4:00 i think we could be okay for few hours, i'll cross my fingers, but, a pop up shower is not out of the question. so just be prepared for it. >> bring umbrella in case, pat, thank you.

>> as kyla was saying, it weather could be a problem for rascal flatts concert in atlantic city. tailgaters getting there early. the show comes on the heals of maroon five concert on sunday more than 50,000 fans packed the beach. so, to better accommodate for expected crowds organizers say they're opening more entry points. >> we are adding more entrances for people to get on the beach more quickly, and we also think there will be about 30,000 people here, three times the weeing of wells fargo center. so really ready for great crowd. >> looking forward to it. the show starts at 4:00. rascal flatts will not take the stage until 530:67:89. >> well, from atlanta, story of courage in the face of a life threatening battle with cancer. former president, jimmy carter, in his typical candor, revealed the cancer has spread to his brain. mr. carter will undergo radiation for the cans they are afternoon. correspondent don champion in atlanta now with these new development. >> former us president jimmy carter spoke frankly,

courageously, about the cancer that's spread within his body. >> there were four spots of melanoma on my brain. >> the 90 year old revealed his health battle last week, saying, it was discovered during liver surgery. he told reporters he was surprisingly calm when he received the diagnosis. >> i've had exciting and adventurous and gratifying existence, so i was surprisingly at ease, much more so than my wife was. >> carter founded this center here in atlanta in 1982 to promote global human right issues, supporters say his openess here today about his cancer is another way for the former president to educate the public and help other. >> i hope for the best, and except what comes, you know, i think i've been as blessed as any human being in the world. >> president carter has a strong family history of cancer, and in his new member or a full life, he write his father, brother, two sisters died from pancreatic cancer.

the former peanut farmer said i'll see how his treatment goes, will cut back on his activities as necessary. now, cart is her still undergoing tests to see where the melanoma start. doctors have told him that he will have to undergo those radiation treatments, every three weeks or so. the former president says, if he's healthy enough, he may go to nepal, in november, to help build homes with happen at that time for humanity. pat, erika, back to you. >> don, thank you very much. in the first public remarks mr. courter spoke about the surgery he underwent august the third to remove the tomb nor his liver, about one/ten of his liver was removed, also said he is not feeling despair for anger over his health. he said he feels good with only slight pain. and as don just reported the radiation to his brain is expected to begin sometime this afternoon. >> stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage as former president jimmy carter continues his battle against cancer. when we're not on air you can always get the latest on our website cbsphilly.com.

well, another phillies legends is heading to the west coast to play for the dodgers. >> well, the phillies fans are heart broken today, long time second baseman, chase utley, has been traded to the dodgers. utley sat out last night's game against the blue jays, the trade means that he's going to rejoin double play partner, jimmy rollins, in l.a. utley is from the los angeles area, he met his wife, in fact, while he was at ucla. >> there is definitely some family ties there, and it was very, very difficult decision for me and my family to go. it is not so much changing uniforms, but it is really about leaving the city that has given so much to me over the course of the years i've been here. >> and we have loved every minute of t as you can imagine the phones at wip were bus which fans calling in, sharing stories and just talking about how much he's going to be

missed. angelo cataldi was having a tough time with the trade. >> this is a really rough day to be a phillies fan. if you still have the sentiment of old timers like me, because as much as that era meant to our fans, he was the biggest person in that era he best emulated when our city. >> utley should take the field with the dodgers on friday when they take on the astros in houston. and, won't that be weird to see him in another uniform? >> they trade out the dodgers picture of him in a new uniform, seems strange to see him in dodger blue, not the phillies uniform. >> it will be real fun when he plays next to jimmy rollins. >> we'll have to take it on the chin. very happy for him. >> bridge inspections taking place on i59,. >> between the girard and allegheny exits. take live look. penndot saying the right lane southbound will be closed until 3:00 this afternoon, the inspection part of program that checks the structure

every bridges, at least once every two years, to ensure its safety and conditions. >> there may be some delays. >> gas station on bustleton avenue in philadelphia's somerton neighborhood has been burglarized, police need the public's help in identifying these suspects, weaver them here on tape show suspect putting large sign, and breaking the glass to grain entry. police say once inside they took 60 cartons of cigarettes and lottery tickets. >> chopper three overseer just crash, in warrington, bucks county. firefighters helped rescuers, rescue trapped victims rather from suv that collided with pick-up truck on route 611. authorities say, five people were taken to an area hospital in unknown condition, and the crash happened around 9:15, on route 611, near bristol road, police shutdown that road during the accident investigation. a grand jury has decided not to file criminals charges against two cumberland county

police officers involved in a fatal shooting. that shooting happened last december in bridgeton after those police officers pulled a car over for a traffic stop. jeremy read, passenger in the vehicle, allegedly, refused to comply with the officers. officer shot reeves striking and killing him. >> mayor nutter will be speaking within this next hour, he'll have update for us on what resident living in that papal zone we saw on the map, what they can expect during the papal visit to philadelphia. we will be stream that for you live on cbsphilly.com. >> meantime, we have learned that vehicles with no less than eight people will be allowed in the restricted zone during pope francis' visit. so this is good news for many. the world meeting of families has partnered with an organization called go grounds. vehicles registered with the company have access to restricted highways like the schuylkill expressway and restrict the areas for parking. vehicles that qualify are motor coaches, school buses, mini buses, rv's, and also passenger vans caring a minimum of eight people.

>> no doubt this is the best way to travel. because you're going to get access to parking. you're going to get immediate fast track access into the city. and then right at the end you are going to get easy access to the city with septa. >> plaque adder will allow vehicles in restricted areas. that plaque adder, though, costs $350 a day. >> now, if you didn't get your septa papal pass in the lottery, you can now purchase one in person. sales for one day regional rail papal passes begin on friday. those passes are $10 each, and you can buy up to ten passes for each day. they are available at the stations that will be open, both on september the 26th and the 27th. so that's saturday and sunday. to see a list of the stations open, with ticket available during pope france ace visit to philadelphia, go to cbsphilly.com. more on his historic visit to philadelphia which is just now over one month away.

>> violent scene in st. louis bridges out the swat teams. coming up next, why police use tear gas to disperse crowds swarming one neighborhood, and ended up making multiple arrests. >> also, get ready for big change at some local movie theatres. in more sneaking in any more candy or anything else for that matter. details on this

>> violent protests spilled out on the streets of st. louis after shooting left teenager dead. >> swat units were deployed to push back the crowds yesterday. nine people were arrested. earlier this is the day, police shot and killed a 18 year old. police are saying that the man pointed a gun at them, after fleeing a home where officers that were officers were trying to search. >> wild fires ranking out west have turn deadly, three firefighters were killed, while battling fast-moving flames in northern washington state. at least four other firefighters were injured. nearly 29,000 firefighters are battling close to 100 fires across the west, including, an idaho, oregon, washington, california. >> well, there is some big changes at some movie theatres right here in the delaware val. >> i all in the name of increased security, regal entertainment group, nation's largest second zero security chains, all bags, back pack, purse, all check before admission. this follows last month's theater shooting in louisianna where gunman killed two women.

also, earlier this month, manna tacked movie-goers with pepper spray, and a hatchet in nashville. while some say these inspections invade their privacy, other believe being safe is more important. >> i have a baby. i would feel much safer for my baby in knowing she will go to the movies, if that was going to happen, like one less thing to worry about. >> regal entertainment group posted this statement on it website, quote. we acknowledge that this procedure can cause some inconvenience, and it is not without flaws. but, hope that these are minor in comparison to increased safety. and better safe than sorry. but we are saying during the commercial break, what about -- now do you have buy the expensive stuff. >> either that or put your candy back in the car. >> still ahead in noon on "eyewitness news", weather will be an issue this afternoon. >> some amazing video also out of atlanta, a plane caught on the runway due to bad storms has something unexpected happening. we're going to show you more coming up. kyla? >> tracking the storms hour by

hour to tell you what you need to know. plus we'll talk about the first hurricane of the atlantic season, talking about hurricane danny. i'll have it all when "eyewitness news" at noon

>> if you can't stop do what your doing, look at your screen, lightning, that's lightning, striking a plane on the runway at the airport in atlanta, happened during strong storms on tuesday. freeze frame for you right there. flames, you see the bottom of the plane right, there even coming out of the tires where the lightening bolt exited the plane. the passenger, in different plane, took this video, did not even realized he captured that lightning strike.

he went back to look at the video, it happened so fast, you pause on it, just incredible video. >> scary. something else really consider i, hurricanes, we had one that's forming snow. >> that's right. so officially at 11:00 a.m. this morning, the latest national hurricane isn't err advisory has proclaimed our first hurricane of the atlantic season, hurricane danny. so we are off to the races. of course we keep an eye on that shall very much in the eastern seaboard, we get atlantic named storm. take a look at this, you can see this one form, traditionally like we usually see them form. starts off the coast of africa. kind of gets its act together, makes its way across, now it has made it to hurricane status. so, this is danny. you can see it right here. we have it highlighted here for you. this is the one we are keeping an eye on. it is now at 75-mile per hour sustained winds, gusts up to 90 miles per hour, moving rather slow there, just at 12 miles per hour, see the pressure dropped below the 1,000 mark there at 992. so this is the projected path, heading toward the lesser antilles islands, as we head into the latter part of the

weekends. so if you're headed on caribbean vacation saturday or sunday, definitely keep an eye on this, certainly we will all keep an eye on it, see how it develops. warm water out there, certainly can gain little strength. head closer to home. and we can take a look at storm scan3, casino of froze then for you, so you can see, few pop up showers rolling through, bigger ones on the way, as you can see, rolling right through harrisburg, as we speak. kind of tracking to the north and the east. this is the stormy weather ahead of the cold front. if i zoom out further you can get idea where the cold front s you can see that is where the line every storms is right ahead of the front. so all of that is going to be tracking toward philadelphia. and that's why we're looking out for some very stormy weather, as we head into our afternoon and evening. now, it has been muggy out there, too. the feels like temperatures. temperatures combining with the dew points feels like 90 in philadelphia, 91 in wilmington, our actual temperatures, a little lower than that, we did spike up to 88 about half hour ago, in philadelphia, but now, about 87 degrees, and as you can

see, we zoom in little closer here doylestown, little cooler at 80. eighty-three willow grove. eight a pottstown. so here's our cold front. it is a slow mover. we wanted to get through here, so we can get rid of the stormy weather, get rid of the humidity. it will start to happen. won't be until the latter part of friday evening, finally pushes off shore. can see lingering storms friday morning. then we get high pressure in saturday, then the lower humidity, and things will be feeling a lot nicer. in fact, take a look at this, talking about humidity, how it feels, well, big difference, between today, when we are up at oppressive, down to saturday, when talking about almost pleasant. so let's track this forward for you, hour by hour, just show this is 6:00. some of these storms are starting to roll through the heavier ones in the afternoon, and evening, 10:00 p.m., we get to the overnight hours, start to clear out, as we get into friday. rain ability, could see spots upward two, 3 inches as we look at the models here. so, it is going to be bit of rough ride this evening, and this afternoon. so muggy with clouds scattered thunderstorms our high, i think we already hit it today.

88 degrees, as we get into this evening, again, we have to look out for the thunderstorms, 72, as our overnight low. and i think that's when the heavier rain will be coming in. but there is better part to the forecast, as we head toward the weekend, humidity dropping down, temperatures are quite nice, little below average, even for saturday. then we heat up again getting into monday. >> we don't have to get that, yet, kyla. >> we will deal with the rest of it down the line. >> we'll be back with more right after this. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with.

football fans and food east alike list inch up. >> delicious new food you can enjoy while watching a game at the linc. "kyw news radio" reporter, paul kurtz, shows us the newcomb ers to the menu. >> philly is food of foodies air a mark executive chef spends the off season concocting new culinary creations, this year, beef brisket meatball sandwich. >> we grinds the beef brisket in house. we had some cheese, herbs, spices and we basically braze it in a sunday gravy. >> are you hungry yet? >> lagger beef sandwich, where we braze bottom rounds with lagger, and then we slice it down, you add a little bit of long hot pickle jar, little bit of the carmel eyes window. >> new addition, delaware county favorite, sach's happened burgers. >> little diversified menu,

other things we have, obviously hand dipped milk shake, make from real ice cream. >> harold carmichael, of the quick and carmichael concession dropped in to sample the chipotle mac and cheese he added to the menu. >> this is good, pulled pork, pulled chicken, now with the mac and cheese, awesome. >> chef james says some of the items will be available to everyone. >> i don't know if chip kel i would approve after meatball sandwich of any kind let alone a brisket meatball sandwich, but the fans sure would. so do i. >> and with that, i and cameraman nate, made bee line for the buffet table. for sample, after sample after sample, until we could sample no more. >> i can't feel my legs. >> i'm paul kurtz, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> oh, goodness, i know how they feel. >> you know you're full when you can't feel your legs. >> i would like to help them continue sampling. >> i'm pat ciarrocchi. have a great day.

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