following controversial videos released on line. hundreds of rallies protesting planned parenthood are being head today. we'll have more on those rallies and what the state of pennsylvania have to say about that controversy. also, a philadelphia police officer, under investigation, this watch video surfaces pressuring a driver to buy fundraising tickets or else. >> and, stocks take a plunge, falling more than 530-point yesterday. whether this was just a bad week or sign every bigger problems ahead for the economy. we will be talking about it. today is saturday, august 22, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. we start you off with a check on your forecast, because i believe there is some good news somewhere this there, kyla? >> the stock market not so good. but the weather in philadelphia today gorgeous,

nicole, it will be an absolutely stunning weekend. more important lip, are you ready for lower humidity? wasn't that something yesterday? my hair, yes, definitely. beautiful out there everybody. gorgeous today. and the weekend altogether looks really nice. let's take a look at the neighborhood network. see few temperatures and the area. you can tell we're nice and cool. sixty-six into new castle, millville, bensalem, about 64. not bad walking out the door today. pretty darn nice. taking a look at storm scan3, you can see, it is beautiful. few clouds, just rolling on out there at the coast. and it is going to be a stunner after beach day, too, out there. so if that's where you are planning to be today, boy, things are looking real good. so let's take a look at the next few hours, we head into the noontime hour. we stay in the 70s, the sunshine comes out, comfortable, pleasant, i think that's the word for today. both of them, both comfortable, and pleasant, mostly sunny skies, see high of 79, and low humidity, so

gorgeous saturday, pleasant humidity level, love that. monday, though, little more heat kicking in. so nicole will be talking about that when i come back. you know the humidity levels can't last lick this, it is august, right? so little more heat in here before it is all said and done. >> kyla, thank you. >> happening today, dozens of protesters are expected to gather at planned parenthood offices across pennsylvania and new jersey, now, they say their protest in response to recent videos released by pro-life activists speak about the buying and selling of fetal organs, all part of national day of pro protest with rallies set to take place 300 plus planned parenthood site across the nation. nurse's union that represent part of atlantic, cape may counties has authorized strike. this week the union vote today strike if they can't come to contract agreement with shore medical center in somers point in the near future. the union reps prokely 350 nurses, two sides are expected to return to the bargaining table tuesday.

meanwhile, philadelphia police officer, off the street, and under investigation, this after video surfaces showing him pressuring a driver to buy fundraising ticket. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown spoke with the man in that car who shot the video. >> the driver who recorded this exchange with a philadelphia police officer during a routine traffic stop had no idea the video would go viral. >> money for your police department, ten bucks either, you buy these or i take your car. because it is unregistered. >> we met up with the driver behind the video being rob, he didn't want to be identified, but he says he was shocked that the officer appeared to be forcing him to buy the particular nets exchange for towing the car, which was unregistered. >> i thought woe have gave me a ticket. i thought he was bluffing me. it wasn't the tickets, it was the point. he showed me no respect. >> the tickets were for the hero thrill show, annual fundraiser, benefitting

children happen of fallen police officers. commissioner didn't minutes words when it came to his reaction. >> i thought it was stupid, certainly inapropriate. no part about the video i like. no part that's justifiable at all. >> the officer identified as 32 year old matthew zagerski, nine year veteran of the force, uses homo knob he can slur while talking with the driver of the car. >> not only is his language on one of the tapes homophobic, obviously, is a violation of our policy, not what we expect from our officers, but then the second video which deals with the tickets for the hero thrill show is equally bad. >> rob's video has rack up hundreds of thousands of views on social media. since he posted it thursday night. despite the unusual encounter, we asked about the thrill show tickets he bought.

>> i'm probably going to go. i'm still going to go. i mean, i bought them. >> the officer has been placed on lever pending outcome of internal affairs investigation, and the police commissioner tells us he could also be facing criminal charges for misconduct, at police headquarters, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> family of jeremy reid will hold press conference in bridgeton new jersey later today. the event is a public protest of cumberland county prosecutor's office, it decided this week to not prosecute two white officers who shot reid during traffic stop last december. in past, they've indicated they have no fate in the cumberland prosecutor. today's press conference scheduled for 4:00. >> twenty-one year old man in critical condition after he was shot several times. police found the man around 10:30, friday night, 2400 block of west 1st st. in the city ' strawberry mansion section. no suspect in custody. police still searching for that shooter.

>> and philadelphia police also investigating an overnight shooting in west philadelphia. that left a 22 year old man dead. police responded to the 5400 block of norfolk street just after 1:00 this morning, victim had multiple gunshot wounds, transported to pennsylvania hospital where he was later pronounced dead. no suspect in custody at this time. >> three americans are being held after tackling and disarming gunman on high speed train from amsterdam to par ills. gunman opened fire wounding two people before the three american passengers subdued him beating him unconscious. air force servicemen spent to, was one of the americans, country in the hospital, after being stabbed in that incident. his injuries are not life threatening. the other two americans have been identified as anthony saddler, senior, at sacramento state university, and national guards man, alec scarelatos. gunman not identified but

authority say he is 26 year old man of more okay and origin. security officer shot by gunman at federal office building in new york city has died. police say kevin downing walked into the building in lower manhattan, and shot cam allari in the head around 5:00 yesterday. the gunman then walked through the metal detector and killed himself. downing was a veteran and former federal employee at the bureau of labor statistics. police say the motive for the shooting is unclear. >> the stock market saw the worse lost of the year on friday. not good. the dow plunged more than 500-point every fears of global slow down wipe out this year's gains. mary maloney explains what happened, and what is next. >> tensions high on the floor of the new york stock exchanges, as traders watch the numbers on the big board fall. this closing bell signalled the end after bad week for america's stock market. dow plummeted 531 points,

making it the worse week on the market since 2011. >> what's going on right now, nasty wake-up call, not so much about what we know, but about what we don't know. here's what we do know. there is a funds mental fear around the global market. one reason, china. there are concerns china's economy is slowing down, faster than what the chinese government has reported. another worry for wall street, oil. for the first time since 2009, oil prices dropped below $40. compare that with a year ago, when barrel of oil was about $100. not only does it hurt us energy stocks, throws wrench into the economy. us federal reserve has been sending out mixed signals whether it will raise interest rates in the next month. uncertainty with the central bank mix the markets uneasy, for some investors, that means, taking a break from the stock market games. but we won't know the fullest extent until the market open monday, to see if this just was a bad week or the signs of much bigger problem.

>> what this will do to consumer confidence, investor confidence, also what it will do to the feds. >> marry maloney reporting. >> there is some good news, if you are hitting the road this weekend, gas prices are falling to the lowest levels of the summer. now, we found prices between $2 in hainesport, burlington county, drivers paying 199 per gallon, country farm on marne highway. gas prices are falling because a boom in oil production is out pacing growth in global oil demand. >> now, here in our area, average gas prices are down about 1 dollar from last year. it is 2.62 a gallon in pennsylvania, new jersey drivers paying 2.23, delaware drivers are paying 2.39 at the pump. so, that certainly helps, doesn't it? it is 5:09. still ahead on "eyewitness news", an emergency has been declared in washington state after firefighter struggles to fight wild fires. the latest on the battle and local crews lend ago hand. >> also, it is the pregnancy post that went viral. our own katie fehlinger talks

about the overwhelming support she has received since she stood up to bullies and defended all pregnant woman. we're proud of her. more on that story coming up one of the cool perks of this place, is you can eat as much cereal as you want. you can go to any line that's running,

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declared an emergency there. three firefighters died battling the blazes, and authorities say they have no idea how many homes may now have been lost. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham has the latest. >> reporter: at least 13 wild fires continue to rampage out of control across washington state as firefighters work sometimes in vein to save houses and other structures. outside this morning, brad armstrong's employees were bulldozing brush, to protect his home from the threatening flames. >> i haven't seen any firefighters or anybody around. >> right. they are all out where there is little more dense population right now. >> resources stretched so thin, government officials are now asking civilians for help. owe mack retiree, butch peers, signed up today. >> anything they want. i'll run a shovel, cap, water trap, lou bo, anything they got, i'm 69 years old, i've seen a loft stuff in my lifetime.

i am telling you guys right now, you have never seen anything lick this. when that fire is coming toward you, it is like armagetton. >> a solemn procession last night was a reminder of how deadly these fires have become. three firefighters were killed wednesday when their vehicle was overcome with flames. and the weather only making things worse. high wind doubled the size of one fire overnight. elaine and her husband had to pack up their trailer and flea. >> it is devastating, and it is hard, because you got so few firefighters. we need a lot more firefighters. this is a vast area. >> danielle nottingham, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and new jersey is sending a additional 20 firefighters help battle the raging wild fires in montana and washington state. members of the state's forest fire service are expected to leave over the weekend or early neck week. they'll supplement 32 firefighters including three

wild firetruck crews, dispatched by the christie administration over a week ago. well, hurricane danny is losing steam over the atlantic. national hurricane center has downgraded danny to hurricane two storms, it moves across the atlantic across any land. expected to weaken further in the next 48 hours, will more than likely become a tropical storm by sunday, i suppose good news. >> yes, it is, we'll actually take a look at that in a moment, too. in case you are headed therefore vacation, i know you want the details, and here at home, gorgeous. having dress envy. nicole gets to wear green. i don't ever get to wear green. >> whole color group ex included. >> due to the green screen. but enough about us. let's talk about this gorgeous day, shall we? beautiful out there. already off to nice start. we're at 70 degrees in philadelphia, winds out of the north about 13 miles per hour. that will calm down little bit today. but humidity number the one that just makes you go ahh h, it will be nice today, like yesterday afternoon. now, i don't want to talk

about danny, a hurricane, category two hurricane, definitely still pack ago punch there. 100-mile per hour sustained winds, but, you know, it is expected to weaken. that's the good news, and, keep in mind, we have places like the virgin islands, puerto rico, dealing with drought. they can desperately use the rain. good news if it stays nice and weak and continues across it weakening by the time we get in next week to 35 miles per hour before it comes close to us. good news there. let's talk about some weather closer to home. temperatures right now we mentioned 70 degrees in philadelphia, 64 in trenton, cooler air in mount pocono, 58 degrees for you, 64 for dover, as we zoom out, we take a look at the region overall, new york city about 71, if you are head today dc about 66 degrees, but i have to say, if you are hitting the roads today, it is stunning, all across the region. so should be great. dew point, as you can see, are in the 50's, that's what makes a big difference here, is that we're feeling less moisture in the air, that's why we get break from the humiditiment taking a look at storm scan3,

you can see clouds rolling out. if you're ' up early, guessing the sunshine at the coast, the answer is yes, you are mostly sunny skies for you today too. across the region, loverly, love how you see few little showers, call it rain on the fish, no problem for us today at all. we will take it, not bad. zooming out further, you can see really you have to travel all the way back to the southern planes to see any action. so today mid 80s, lovely being break from the humidity, afternoon clouds on your sunday, don't let that dampen your spirits, i think sunday is another gorgeous day out there. we take you hour by hour, lots of sunshine today. we work our way through the 70s this morning, 80s head through the afternoon, 86 degrees hi, boom, like we won, right, five sun's in a row there. i like that. yahoo. if you are headed to the beach, it will be beautiful day there. 83 degrees, i think that's perfect beach day. uv index, get the sunscreen out, lot of sun out there, water at 73 degrees, rip countries social security low, head in the no problem

tomorrow. another day, cooler, few clouds, but i think still beautiful weekend if this is your week at the beach doing just fine. and notice, by the way, all of these temperatures are above or at average. these water temperatures. you know, sandy hook stands out at 77, cape may at 77, but, everybody looking rather nice. so temperatures over the next five days, stay pretty close to average. one pop is going to be on monday when we head little further into the upper 80s, other than that, we will be staying around the 80 degrees mark. low pressure system moved out. hire pressure in control. it means mostly sunny scores, lots of sunshine. not just today, not just tomorrow, into monday watch out, little humidity, little heat, high of billion eight headed our way. soap, today gorgeous, i hope you can get onjoy it, 86 degrees, beautiful sunshine skies, as we look into tonight, mostly clear, comfortable, about 66 degrees. and take look at your seven day forecast, if the bad really here. lot every sunday shine, temperatures again, close to average, just little pop of heat as we head sunday into

monday, get humidity back in, but then back to the nice low to mid 80s, nicole, i like it. >> man, what a week. kyla, thank you. as many of the viewers know, our cbs-3 meteorologist, katie fehlinger is expecting, it is a happy occasion of course for katie and her husband, but recent comment on social media have katie firing back with what she is calling a mother's manifesto. kate bilo sat down and spoke to katie about the comments. >> katie officially began her ninth month of pregnancy today. several months ago she let us all, including viewers, in on the happy news that she is having twin girls. >> so since you first announced your pregnancy on air, you have gotten so many people that have been supporting you. you feel like you're sharing your experience with the viewers, because you are going through the experience on the air, and they are commenting and saying the nicest things. >> but it hasn't all been nice. we all know people can say some very mean things. and there are a couple of comment recently that were the last straw. >> there was one particular comment that really hurt.

that was one where a woman basically said that i like like a sausage in casing. earlier this week, comes this other comment that said sticking my pregnant abdomen out like that is discusting. >> that's ridiculous. i mean, twins is a beautiful thing. pregnancy is a beautiful thing. our bodies are made for having children. and women are beautiful. >> so why not follow the golden rule. if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all. >> very much upon us, psychologist, doctor rachael door specialize in the body image issues. >> there are no rules for how somebody should look or feel when they're pregnant. because really it is about the life growing inside of the body as opposed to the body's outward physical appearance. the only rule is to be as healthy as you can. >> and with that, katie is answering her critics with a facebook posting. >> i find a bigger underlying issue here. these particular nasty grams were directed at a pregnant

woman. so this little manifesto of sorts is dedicate today every mother out, there other pregnant moms to be, moms reading this while their toddlers play on the swing set, moms whose kids have long since gone onto dove edge -- college. you are beautiful. kate bilo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and she certainly is beautiful. we're so happy for her. well done katie. it is 5:21. still ahead on "eyewitness news". i'm kevin frazier coming up the terrifying boogie man returns in sinister two. super engineer assassin caught in the middle of a conspiracy,

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♪ >> all right, are you thinking about catching a move think weekends? well, kevin frazer from entertainment tonight has more on what's new in theatres. take a look. >> this week one of the creep yes, sir monsters returns to scare new family in sinister two. super assassin of video game fame get super charge reboot in hitman agent 47. >> so why don't we start with your name. >> forty-seven. it is not a name. no, but it is mine. >> the mysterious assassin known only by his number teams up with a woman who may hold the key to both of their past cents in this intense action thriller, the cast including rupert friend, zachary quinn tow, and hanna wear, took on a lot of their own stunt, but the hitman himself almost face a serious injury.

>> i was fighting with zach, and one of the cartrings came out of the gun, ricocheted up, caught my head, which wasn't as bad as it sort every sounds, but it is hot brass that sort of is going at around 100 miles an hour, and it is a little daunting, because it is near your eye. other than that, it wasn't so, so bad. >> guess that's just the day in the life after hitman. >> i always close my contract. >> not real mom. it is in the real. >> oh, he's real all right. the ghoul, the boogie man, returns in sinter two, and this time he has his evil site set on single mom, shannon, and her twin boys, living in a haunted houseful of creepy ghosts. >> i'm worried about dillan. >> why? >> he's just different. >> always three things in

common. there is a murdered family, a house, and some form of offering. >> family's in danger. >> what? he's going to hurt us. >> i won't let that happen. >> (breathing). >> for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier, now, back to you in the studio. >> i can't handle those kind of movies, for all of the latest news from hollywood watch entertainment tonight. maybe you can, who knows, on every week night at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. 5:26 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news", protests around the country today to protest planned parenthood after controversial videos released of the organization. we'll have more on the rallies plan here, what the state of pennsylvania has to say about the controversy. also, a local artist in the international spotlight all thanks to the pontiff. he created the official portrait of pope francis, showed it exclusively to us, we'll have it coming up next.

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behind. >> and, donald trump's popularity grows, he needed an entire stadium to hold people at a rally in alabama yesterday. there may be one person that could beat the donald. that's according to new polls. we'll explain. today is saturday, august 22, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 5:30 on the dot. we send it to ever kay diola, for the forecast, sounds like nice stretch ahead of us. >> boy do we. super saturday, stellar saturday, spectacular saturday. >> they all work. >> pick your adjective, it fits today. it will be beautiful. nice low humidity we had yesterday afternoon, bringing on over to our saturday, yes. so the bearer of good news today, everybody. my voice is waking up. did you hear that? all right, let's start off with a look at some temperatures, take a look at the live neighborhood network here. you can see, we've got low 60s there, in bensalem. notice the winds nice and calm, too, 69 there in birdsboro, bethlehem coming in at 70, cinnaminson, 66 degrees for you action as we kick off

our early morning. beautiful, storm scan3, barely cloud in the sky. any of the clouds that are there, they are headed taught sea, so those of you at the coast looking at beautiful blue skies, as women, weaken weather, looking fantastic. lots of sunshine, we'll see high of about 86 today. warming to up about 87 sunday. so we will start to see little heat, few clouds, little humidity start to court reporter back to the forecast, as we head into the sunday, but today, sunny, comfortable, break from the humidity, just few afternoon clouds out there. and very pleasant evening. soap, if you don't have outdoor plans today, i think perhaps you might want to make some. because it will be a gorgeous day. we will talk about your seven day forecast when i come back in just a few moment, but for now, we head back to nicole. >> all right, kyla, thank you. >> switching gears now, protesters are expected to gather at planned parenthood offices across pennsylvanian in new jersey, it is all part of national day of protest with rallies set to take place at more than 300 planned parenthood site across the country. "eyewitness news" reporter

alexandria joints us where one. protests is scheduled. good morning. >> good morning, nicole. all comes as response to undercover footage released in july showing planned parenthood executives talking about the sharing and harvesting of fetal tissue and organs, just yesterday, pennsylvania health department released findings that the commonwealth is not participating in this act. but not everybody is satisfied with that answer. >> a casual lunch conversation about a graphic medical practice. >> a lot of people wanter. >> undercover tape discussion about fetal body part preservation has stirred controversy since being released by the group center for medical progress earlier this summer. >> but it was the mention of possible profit for the unborn tissue that pushed congress to investigate. >> i don't care how much political weight planned parenthood throws around this town. no one is above the law. >> the law condemns the sale

of body parts. but plant parenthood responded by noting the small fees only cover the cost after practice valuable for, quote, scientific research, and with consent from patient, with no financial benefit. while the pennsylvania health department concluded that the donation of fetal tissue and organs is not done within the commonwealth, they added that donations of this kind are legal, and a method of scientific research that the department supports. republican legislatures are adamant this investigation spells short rallies, scheduled to be held, from 9:00 to 11:00 this morning. reporting live in center city, alan tree a who have who have, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> we appreciate the update, thank you. in campaign 2016, republican presidential candidate ted cruz, mark a rubio, rick perry, talking at an event in ohio today. donald trump continues to pick

upstream. now he spoke last night in mobile, alabama at his biggest campaign rally yet. stadium that usually hoses high school football games was about half full with supporters. jessica dean takes a look. >> mr. trump will be joining us in just a few minute. >> donald trump's private jet announced his arrival in mobile alabama with stadium fly-over. it is the campaign's biggest rally yet, ticket demand was so high, organizers had to move the event to a larger stadium packed with a eager crowd. >> when he is asked a question, he actually gives an answer. >> trump stood in the friday night lights, repeating his refrain to stop illegal immigration. >> we have to do it. >> we have to do something. we have to do something. >> the republican frontrunner told the crowd he's ready to cross the finish line. >> i would like to have the election tomorrow. i don't want to wait. >> ♪ >> the super packed for his opponent jeb bush did his own fly over in mobile with banner reading trump for higher taxes, jeb for president. bush spoke to conservative

voters at the annual americans for prosperity in ohio. >> eight years in a row we cut taxes. >> bush highlighted his record as florida's governor, and avoided any mention of trump or immigration, instead, he closed his speech talking about tones. >> conservatives will win, when we campaign everywhere. whether we campaign with heart. >> candidate ted cruz, marco rubio, and rick perry, are all addressing the same crowd saturday. >> ♪ >> meantime, new pole finds vice president biden beating trump and three key swing states. the vice president is reportedly considering a run for president. now, the quinnipiac university poll finds biden leading trump in florida, 45 to 42%. in ohio, 48 to 38%. and here in pennsylvania, 48 to 40%. biden previously ran for president in 1988 and 2,008. donald trump will be talking about his presidential campaign this sunday on "face the nation" with john dickerson. you can watch it at 10:30

right here on cbs-3. >> happening today, an opportunity to land a job at the city's newest concert venue from nine the to 1:00 today the philmore philadelphia in fishtown is holding a job fair. more than 100 jobs need to be filled before the frankford avenue theater opens in october. the first concert featuring philadelphia's own hall and oats is already sold out. >> well, septa is now selling one day, 10-dollar passes at train stations, for those helping to use regional rail during the pope's visit. septa's social media team is also ready to help the tens of thousands of people who will be using public transit september 26th and 27th. "eyewitness news" at the customer service center where they scour the web for any questions or concerns positioned on twitter or really any social media platform. >> going to work longer hours that weekend will be open, as it stands now, until 10:00 p.m. call in, you know, all hands on deck.

>> septa says very few questions on social media are missed. they're on top of it. well, amtrak is also adding more trains to handle the crowds the weekend of the pope's visit. they say you should expect more people at 30th street station. rest rooms inside the train station will be closed to the public, but there will be some facilities available outside. >> now, we also know that pope francis will be getting around the city in his pope hoe beil. vatican says he's use a specially built jeep as the pope mobile, jeep wrangler apparently. secret service has the suv right now. we are just 35 days away from the papal visit. local artist who painted his official portrait is showing it off for the for the first time exclusively to cbs-3. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo has that story. >> reporter: in this ewing new jersey studio there is work in progress. >> i'm so happy i got to paint today. >> and there is finished works of art. a pop-artist at its finest. perry mileo painted icons from

president obama to robin williams. this, though, simply put, is his masterpiece. >> this is about pope francis and the world. it is amazing that he is coming. >> when news of papal visit broke, mylow found himself quickly inspired, bought a canvas, went to work. after only eight hours the result is a portrait entitled -- >> his message to the world, peace, lovings togetherness. >> thirty by 40-inch oil now licensed by the world meeting of families as official portrait of pope francis. meaning, during the papal visit, this image will be seen all over philadelphia, on items including mugs, posters, t-shirts, and more. mylow new he had created something special. >> there was no mistakes in it, there was no going back to it, i was surprised how fast i caught lightning in a bottle. >> lightning it seems struck twice. mylow the holy day is also official portrait. he says his involvement in historic event is no coincidence, this was meant to be. >> my grandfather, his name is

francis defrancesco. i was actually born on saint francis day. i march aid beautiful woman named angela and her father is angelo, our daughter franchesca. >> and the newest edition to their family, a son, is expected when pope francis arrives in philly. life and work, my low says, guided by a higher power. >> this really was a gift to me and i have to find a way to share it with the world. >> and you can see mylowe's complete collection entitled faces every francis on ex buying during the world meeting of families congress, from september 22nd through the 25th. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". certainly is a beautiful portrait. it is 5:39 right now. plaque honoring fallen police officer is vandalized. we're learning more about that officer and the legacy he left behind. we'll have the story from nearly five decades ago, coming up next. >> also, new jersey bears trying to beat the heat here. how they took over one family's yard with their very own pool partiment we'll show it to you.

hey, look like nice weekend on our hands, live look for you at center city from "skycam 3". kyla is up next with more on when we'll see rain, hopefully not any time soon. we'll be back.

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philadelphia police detective are investigating after someone spray paint add plaque, honoring a fallen colleague. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt, has more on story almost 50 years in the making. >> how often do you pay attention to a sidewalk, for

49 years, thousands have walked up and down this south philly sidewalk, but many have no idea what happened here on july 15th, 1966. a plaque, honoring a 29 year old philadelphia police officer, named george jacobs, sits just few feet from south philadelphia high school. jacobs was on the job only a few weeks, when he was shot and killed on snyder avenue near broad street. >> i heard he got killed. it really tore me apart. >> retired police officer joe haggarty worked with george jacobs, and remembers july 15th, 1966, vividly. all these years later, he's never met his friend's killer. >> i wouldn't want him. i would have killed him myself. >> told "eyewitness news" the pain rush back this week when he found out that someone spray painted jacobs' plaque. >> you didn't hear me, did you? i called them a very nice name. >> the relationship between haggarty and jacobs started in the early 1940's, in south philly, when george jacobs showed little joe how to play

baseball. >> i loved the man ever since then. >> haggards i says the two continued to develop a friendship, but a conversation one night at work still haunt him. >> i regret one thing. i said george the only thing this job will get saw killed. and i regret that ever since. >> i spoke to f.o.p. president john mcnesby who called the vandalism disgraceful. he said members of the f.o.p. and police department worked together to repair this marker. thousands more will pass this plaque in the years to come. and many won't even know it is there. but, joe haggarty hopes someone will take just a few seconds to read about his buddy, who died on the job half a century ago. >> he was a good guy, and he had a chance to help somebody do something, and he would help you out. >> in south philadelphia, david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". that's the very least we can do for our fallen officers. by the way, officers jab okay's killer was convicted and sent to prison. philadelphia police are looking for any information relate to go that vandalism,

if you have any information, call crime stoppers. >> meanwhile, camden county metro police officers in the community joined forces to take community policing to the next level. they gathered forget to know you party at ninth street and morgan boulevard in camden last night. there was basketball game, and face painting, plus free ice cream, back packs, so, what could be bad, right? the event was all about building trust on both sides. >> we can't arrest our way out of crime. but as a community, we can do it together. this is something that bridges us into the community. when you meet us on the street, we want you to know who we are. >> camden county metro police officers have been recognized around the country, for their community policing efforts. >> well, this is one of my favorite stories of the week. it was an unbearably cute pool party in one new jersey backyardment take a look. >> no, my floaties! >> yes, her floaties, probably not doing so well right now.

but this is in rock a way township. the family of bears decided to beat the heat and take a dip in the family's pool. they also check out the swings, played with some of the tools -- toys, including the floaties. tim said the bears stayed in the family's backyard for nearly an hour. >> i thought maybe they were going get a drink, or just drink out of it for a minute, and then move on. but, they pretty much started climb being in. >> what did you do? >> yes, my first thought really where are the dog and where are the kids? >> well, everyone was safely inside while the bears romped through the backyards, they didn't cause any damage to the pool, but some of these kick boards, the pool toys, not so lucky, kyla, you know? i mean -- >> but they were having such a good time. >> i know. >> oh, something tells me they'll drain that pool maybe before the kids get back in? >> they might want to. >> buy few more floaties. today would be a great day to be out a pool. live look right off the rooftop. if you came to the cbs-3 studios, climb up to the roof,

this is what would you see, beautiful spring garden, start see clouds starting to clear out, or overnight clouds now just starting to dissipate a bit. not just here but also at the shore. temperatures are very nice. check it out philadelphia. 70 degrees, 57 in allentown, about 59 in lancaster, we head down the shore wildwood, about 68 degrees for you. and we're off to the races with beautiful day. taking live look at storm scan3, you can see, the nice clear skies here. those clouds are starting to push out to sea, and by the way, not just where we are, but it is also a gorgeous day right throughout the region. so, it is really pretty out there. oh, yesterday, we'll see if i can get this going again. but we're just having little technical difficulty. i think if i push the button it will fix it. there we go. how many will it feel today? we will be very lucky, have those humidity levels, right in the pleasant range. beautiful. as we head into sunday, watch out, because that humidity will start to creep up. monday we start to get heat in there, too. yes, start to get the steamy feeling monday, even i think

sunday afternoon we could see that a bit watch to expect in plenty of sunshine, pleasant humidity levels, another stunner on sunday, few clouds out there in the afternoon, but i think it will be another great day to be outside. if you are headed to the shore, why wouldn't you today, 83 degrees, perfect beach day. we have uv index of about seven. get the sunscreen on, rip countries social security low, if you make it into the water where it is 73 degrees, not bad, you should be okay today. 80 degrees tomorrow, few clouds will work their way, in i think overall just beautiful weekend at the beach. now, the poconos, another beautiful place to be today. as you can see, mostly sunny skies, about 77 degrees, that's pleasant hiking weather. but the full sunday, as well, get to partly cloudy skies, slight chance for shower as we get into monday. notice we are starting to warm up there into the 80s, too. what's happening right now is we've got high pressure in control, so as i track this forward, we will is the sunshine, high pressure protecting us another little front trying to work its way in. doesn't quite get its act together, falls apart a bit. but we keep an eye monday night, potentially could have maybe slight shower or two,

but i don't think it will be much. and i would be surprised if it even helps gather to make it here. so today, gorgeous, sunny skies, 86 degrees, winds out of the north, just five to 10 miles per hour, nice and calm, beautiful today. we work our way into tonight. if you are headed outside, beautiful, clear, comfortable, low of about 66 degrees, wind out of the north so getting nice cool breeze today compared to the warm southerly flow that we had. take a look at your seven day forecast, shows your beautiful weekend, few clouds coming in sunday, the heat does return a bit on monday, with the humidity. stowe does pick up for us little there. notice we ramp back down as we head into the mid week time frame. temperatures pull back. nicole, that's the nice kind of caveat to. >> this we have little warm up monday, but does it last long? yes, even this morning, i thought it felt comfortable coming in. >> yes, walk out, feel nice, not like you need another shower. >> nice change every pace, kyla, thank you. it is hard to believe but almost time for the kids to go back to school, i'm sorry, i know, you never want to hear. that will but we do want to see your photos. so share your back to school pictures with us by up loading

them to facebook, twitter or stain gram with the #cbs3. then look for your back to school photos on the cbs-3 morning show. we'll show them to you. almost that time. 5:50 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news", the eagles take on the ravens today in their second pre-season game. we expect to see sam bradford as quarterback, that's exciting, but whether another player will see any field time is still up in the air. we'll explain. also, chase utley gets emotional. talking about his move to the dodgers. what he has to say about his new team that's next in sport. stay with us. ♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring. thank you. we're never having kids. mmm-mmm. breathe. i love it here. we are never moving to the suburbs. we are never getting one of those (minivan). we are never having another kid. i'm pregnant. i am never letting go.

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>> after 15 years, chase utley played for new team last night, as he debuted for the dodgers. if you're a phillies fan, and you get choke up easily, this may not be for you. >> i grew up a dodgers fan. i've grown up in the la area. and this is pretty cool, wearing blue. obviously little bit different. hasn't quite sunk in yet. but i imagine soon enough it will. again, i can't tell you how much i'm excited to play with jimmy again. jimmy and chase, reunited, and it feels so good. chase was part of history tonight, thanks to mike fires. fires has a no-hitter cooking in the ninth. and he throws heat right past justin turner, the fifth no-hitter, this season in the majors, houston wins three-nothing. >> to the phillies, jared was making his debut, as women, it was memorable. his first strikeout goes to ken dray flores, but, the big kid can swing the stick a little. here's in the fourth inning. he singles home two runs, it is his first ever professional at bat. never stepped to home plate in

his four years in the minors. wow, not bad. his family and friend love it. he get the win. he guess six innings, allows just five hits, he strikes out five. phils win seven-one. tonight the eagles battle the ravens and in week two of the pre-season, we expect to see sam bradford as starting quarterback, still no idea if he'll get a chance to see demarco murphy action. one guy we definitely will not see is earl wolf after tweet that he had knee surgery, the eagles waived him. brandon graham is in and ready to play fast. >> been a lot of fun for me. been a lot of, you know, high energy on this team. we just can't wait to go out there, go at our pace, we had to back it down a little bit. because, you know, we got new team in town. they don't know how to practice like us. >> the more injury news, linebacker marcus smith will miss time with a hamstring injury. he was carted off the practice field on thursday. following practice, fletcher cox, took little bit after ride. this is juan pablo, the indy car driver. hope fletcher kept the helmet

on. be at poconos ray way tomorrow. so decided to show very much err how he rolls. >> this is a look at my front lawn. unleash the tigerment too long tiger woods to be exact. first time in two years leads a tournament, he is at 11 under after shooting a six a yesterday. catch the final two rounds of the wyndham championship on cbs-3 this weekend. don't forget philadelphia soul are hoping to continue their playoff run. they take on the jacksonville sharks at home 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. if you can't make it to the game, you can catch the game on cbs sports network. >> that's all for sports, i'm pat gallon, have a great day. >> all right, this is nice story coming up here. eight year old boy from millville, cumberland county gets to meet major league baseball star with a common connection. thomas walkup underwent life changing eye surgery in california. then met baseball star mike trout, pitcher for the los angeles angels of anaheim. now, trout was also originally from millville. the meeting took place before

last night's game against the toronto blue jays. >> it felt special to meet him. i am looking forward to see him do a bunch of things and hit homeruns. >> all right. thomas suffers from a con jen at that time eye conditions, which affect his ability to see. we're told his vision is already improving, though, following that surgery. and there is no doubt that last night's meeting lifted his spirits. so that's very nice to see. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", protests around the country today to protest planned parenthood after controversial videos were released. more on the rallies planned in our area, and what the state of pennsylvania has to say about the controversy. >> i'm jim donovan. it may look like i'm dress today do battle. but believe it or not, all of this gear is used by engineers to design safer cars. three on your side has the details coming up. >> and we're looking at a beautiful weekend, but how hot are we talking? kyla has a check on the forecast, that's coming up

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>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> following controversial videos, released on line, hundreds of rallies pro at the g planned parenthood are being held today. we'll have more on, that and what the state of pennsylvania has to say about it,. also, a philadelphia police officer, under investigation, this after

video surfaces showing him pressuring a driver, to buy fun raising ticket. stock take a plunge, is this a bad week or bigger problems ahead? we'll be talking about that coming up next. today is saturday, august 22, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 on the don't. we send it over to kay -- kyla, hear more about this amazing forecast, sounds like the next seven days are pretty great. >> looking great. i feel like we need sunshine theme song today. and any suggestions in. >> i'm walking on sunday shine ♪ >> there go. >> how is that? >> good? >> she's singing, i love that song. katrina and the waves, and the waves are great place to be today. headed to the beach, fantastic weather, looking good out there. so if you are staying in the city let's start with little look what's happening in philadelphia. you can see, we've got if we look at the neighborhood network, some clear skies, revving up for the day. when that sun comes up, oh, it will be gorgeous, everybody. it will be beautiful out