surprise, running back by committee with gerhart, pierce, robinson, they've got to find room for zenner based on what he's done in the first three preseason games. >> kevin: they've taken the two fumbles. detroit has. they got a 51-yard field goal by brindza, the fumble, moments ago and the three-run touchdown run by zenner. they've scored nine points off you those two fourth quarter jacksonville turnovers. >> dan: what brindza gives the lions is not only great power but great hang time on his kickoffs. >> kevin: touchback to the 20. >> dan: the awards banquet for long time green bay packers historian and publicity director

lee remmell was this past wednesday. kevin, you were honored for your contributions in sports broadcasting. the banquet benefits u.w.-green bay and st. norvert college athletics while offering scholarships to local, collegiate and high school students. congratulations. >> kevin: thank you. surprised me. >> dan: this is your life. >> kevin: it's a wonderful night. people that know the great lee remmel who just passed away -- he was 90. they go outside on this first and 10. the catch made on the lee remmel over 60 years part of the green bay community writing for "the press gazette" and working for the packers as their media director. a pickup of five. tay get the first down down to

the 32. >> dan: always a treat to go into lambeau and go spohis office and listen to the stories. the history -- and go into his office and listen to the stories. i was a 49ers fan, bart starr and the great hornung and taylor and you could name all the hall of famers. >> kevin: i could. you and i were ball boys for our childhood teams. long pass downfield. broken up incomplete looking for walters, nice coverage downfield, isaiah johnson out of georgia tech, undrafted rookie over there amongst the lions defending but you were a ball boy for the 49ers. i was a ball boy growing up for the packers >> dan: i played a little ball after that. >> kevin: you did play a little bit, at any time you. >> dan: you went right into broadcasting which why you got this award. i was wasting my time. >> kevin: i thought you were reading the patrolo.

>> kevin:it that you you were reading the promo. there goes a flag. i guess you did pretty good getting into the hall of fame. a pretty good story for you. people don't realize maybe that your dad -- >> referee: facemask. defense, a 15-yard penalty enforced from the previous spot. first down. >> kevin: wootton coming in. >> dan: wootton, watch his hand go right to the facemask of young stephen morris. >> kevin: your dad, who i know is watching in san francisco tonight was a long time 49er broadcaster. thus no surprise that you got into broadcasting after your hall of fame career. >> dan: a few free games thanks to bob fouts and he had one of the great nicknames for a broadcaster. the red dog. >> kevin: i like that. >> dan: he used to sit in on the coaches' meetings with red hickey and when they blitzed

they called it the red dog. >> kevin: grant, 19-yard pickup out of auburn. he's been featured in the return game. looks like he's carving his way maybe to get some time in the backfield too. good run. first down. jacksonville 34 of detroit. >> dan: you're seeing how important the dropped two-point conversion was moments ago because the jags are now in striking distance and trailing by just five. >> kevin: first and 10 for morris. what a hit. that was whitehead. 59. who delivered the goods that one. incomplete pass. >> dan: ball just a little bit too hot to handle there. the big hit comes from whitehead. whitehead, a starter, still in the game. >> kevin: how about that. i'm looking now. he may be the lone starter -- regular starter who is still in there. second down and 10.

jacksonville. two time outs. morris going deep and nice coverage on the play by stanford as they were going for the receiver kasey closs. >> dan: you couldn't cover a receiver on a deep ball better than r.j. stanford did on this one. gave him a lot of cushion and then shields away from the ball -- closs could have been called for grabbing the back of stanford's jersey. stanford could have intercept that ball if closs did not grab his jersey. >> kevin: third down, six in the secondary for the lions. they find tony washington. spins around. brought down by diggs. picks up seven. takes it as far as the 27. time out. jacksonville with one remaining.

>> dan: morris staying on the field with his offense. you would think that he would want to come over to the sidelines and perhaps talk to that man but you can see the communication is happening anyway with the speaker in the helmet of morris. >> kevin: radio communications. the lions were part of the very first nfl game where there was radio communication, in the 1950's -- paul brown, the cleveland head coach snuck it in under the cover of darkness in 1956 in a preseason game. bert bell, the commissioner, outlawed it after that. fourth down and three. hard throw and an incomplete pass, tony washington. that will be it. that was an incompletion on fourth and three. coverage on the play by brian

suitte. jacksonville drops to 1-2. >> dan: the benefit for beg teams tonight, we didn't see any serious injuries. >> kevin: good point. >> dan: that's the fear of both coaches and every coach in the nfl in the preseason. >> kevin: kelvin benjamin at north carolina, niles paul with the redskins. keith pouncey with pittsburgh. a costly preseason for some of the biggest names in the first cut coming up tuesday getting down to 75. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division

>> kevin: so long from jacksonville, florida. you are watching the nfl on cbs, the home of super bowl l. >> cbs sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league.

♪ >> in the news tonight tropical storm erika leaves a trail of destruction. heavy winds and soaking rains batter part of the caribbean. all eyes remain on erika as she moves closer to the united states. the storm could hit florida by monday. good evening i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. erika caused massive flooding on the island of dough minute any a mudslides wiped out homes and roads. so far the storm haskill at least 20 people and another 31 are missing. in the meantime people in florida are lining up for gasoline, food and water as erika barrels toward the united states. >> your parents, your siblings your kids and grandkids how do i get them ready? do i have enough water? do i have enough food. is there medicines i might need. >> state of emergency is in effect right now in flor. meteorologist kate bilo closely watching the frack track of erika. where it is now and headed. >> kate.

>> thanks ukee and jess casm this storm has been an interesting one to watch as we know a few days ago it look like a direct landfall was likely or at least probable along the east coast of florida near miami. no longer in the cone issued by the national hurricane center which we'll take a look in a moment. you can see what erika looks like right now. as it moves through portions of haiti it's a very disorganized system. it is still a tropical storm at this hour. they did not downgrade it. winds 45 miles an hour you can see that dark red shading as it moves hispaniola an indication of very cold cloud tops, very heavy rain is falling in this area and there could be some catastrophic flooding which you never like to see in these nations haiti and the dominican republic. it will be hea heading toward portions of eastern cuba tomorrow where the terrain could tear the storm apart and downgrade it into a tropical depression. winds at 45 miles an hour with gusts to 60. central pressure at 1,008 mill bars.

moving to west northwest at 20 miles an hour. downgrade expected to be depression now the latest track takes it up the west coast of florida rei strengthens to tropical storm but keeps it in the gulf before making a landfall on the florida panhandle on wednesday evening. there is a chance new models take it out into the gulf and this track has been shifting and shifting little bit further west pretty much each day. we'll have to keep an eye on what happens over the week and. it could go more west. things are quiet this system over the great lakes should not affect us. it will get block by ridge high pressure. that will be dominating our weather pattern through the neck several days. in the meantime a cool comfortable night underway. 62 in allentown. 73 in philadelphia. 68 in wilmington, but don't get used to the cool, comfy weather we've got a heat wave potential in the forecast and i'll have the full seven day coming up in just a bit. jessica. >> kate, thank you as the nation gets ready to mark the tenth anniversary of hurricane katri katrina, former president george w. bush went to new orleans and mississippi today. new orleans the former president

visited a school rebuilt with support from former first lady laura bush's foundation. the president discussed education as well as his memories of the storm. >> hurricane katrina is a story of loss beyond measure also a story of commit many and compassion. i hope you remember what i remember that is 30,000 people were saved in the immediate aftermath of the storm. >> mr. bush also flew to gulfport mississippi to honor police and firefighter who's saved the lives after katrina's towering storm surge swamped the coast. >> a neighborhood on edge. a mother comes home just in time as a predator leans in her daughter's bedroom window. this all happen at the washington way apartments in washington township, gloucester county. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has the latest on the search for the suspect who took off running. >> it's nerve racking. >> reporter: neighbors in this washington township apartment complex are uneasy and determined to help police find

this man. >> if i see him i'll try to keep him at bay, talk to him until authorities come. >> reporter: he was caught with his head inside a first floor window. when the mother came from home around 10:00 she heard voices in her daughter's room. >> she heard her daughter talking to somebody by the window. when she opened up the bedroom door the gentleman's head was and side the window and some creamed for her hub. by the time she got out the gentleman took off. >> reporter: man allegedly told the little girl his name was joe and he was a doctor who lived in the complex. the little girl told her mom the man took a picture of her before running off. police say the mother saw him lurking around their building a day earlier claiming to be looking for a cell phone signal. >> it's scary. it's scary news. you know, i -- i have to make sure everything is lock. >> reporter: neighbors have been sharing the man's 67 and keeping a close eye on their children. >> i have 2.5-year-old grandson who plays back and forthwith these kids.

the door is always open. they're always in and out. but now, i'm not sure i want to leave it unlock. report roar the man is describe as in his late 20's or early 30s. he has dark hair and dark eyes with a full facial beard. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. in washington township, i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> also tonight, philadelphia police are searching for a man they say robbed and sexually assaulted two women and a man in fishtown. this a composite sketch of the suspect. police say he robbed the vick tacony-palmyras at gun point near come brrr land street and the delaware river on sunday evening. the victims were assaulted and then bound with their own clothing. anyone with information should contact the police. a mother is outraged after she says her thee-year-old somehow got out of a daycare center and walked home. it happened at kinder world on hamilton avenue in hamilton mercer county thursday. young door yell ortiz crossed the busy road and walked two blocks. his mother was shocked when her

teenaged daughter called to say the three year old was at their side door crying. she went right to the daycare center to get an explanation from the director. >> i couldn't believe that my son had made it back over who are without anybody noticing him he was gone. >> i went straight to the school and talk to the director. i asked for an explanation. how come nobody noticed he was gone schenn had nothing to say other than give me an apology and said it won't happen again. >> ortiz she is filed complaints with the police department and the department of children and families. we know now a teacher is one of two people killed in an accident on route 206 in southampton burlington county. allison mcginnis is middle schoolteacher in pemberton township is warm and caring. she was jogging on route 206 when she was hit by a truck. the passenger in that vehicle david eldridge was also killed. new information in the search for the driver wanted in the deadly hit-and-run of a

two-year-old boy in kensington. philadelphia police revealed today they know who they're looking for. arrest warrant is now out for 22-year-old miguel cologne. police say he was driving the white infinity that hit young david alicia and his 19-year-old mother as she crossed the street at lehigh and mascher back in april. david's mother survived. family members are hoping the suspect will be caught soon. >> this is like two week ago we had the vigil and we had a lot of support and family that was out here to support us and i think with all that support and effort i think finally, you know, we're getting justice. >> the city is offering a $20,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of any gel cologne. there's a new push to increase fan safety at major league baseball stayed jumps after woman was injured by a foul ball at citizens bank park. the phillies fan was hit in the head last night. she was sitting five rows back and just feet beyond where protective netting ends.

fortunately she was okay. but many are calling for the changes to come to all ballpark, this incident happened on the same night the baseball commissioner was at the stadium. >> we're looking at designs of all 30 stadium. we're looking at things like -- i think people think you just put more netting up. you have to worry about things like camera wells. the design of the stadium. unimpeded views. >> the owners will discuss the issue in november and change cos come next year. meanwhile the phillies took time out tonight to pay tribute to a war her row and make his dream come true. veteran celebrate add milestone birthday with thousands of new friends at the ballpark. eyewitness news reporter david spunt was there report roar 96 years young. >> friday night was the big one. not because it was david, 96th birthday -- >> happy birthday to you! >> reporter: but because he made it back to see his phillies play in person for the first time in years.

>> david was born august 28th, 1919. about a month before shoe less joe jackson made history during the famous world series scam. he started his obsession with baseball 80 years ago. >> i would say around 1935. >> reporter: he went on to serve in world war ii. never losing his love for the team. he was at pearl harbor when the japanese attacked in december of 1941. he's just one of a few pearl harbor and world war ii veterans still alive. >> reporter: when the game started airing on television he tuned in. but there's just something about being at the stadium in person. >> very lucky. very lucky. >> he joined two other residents from neshaminy manor in warrington where he currently lives. >> that's his son david who joined his dad for the big game.

>> he would always say to me are the phillies on dave? i would kid him and say, i don't know. i'd seay they're on. >> we'd have to put the phillies on. >> he says he'd like to come back more. how company not want to after this appearance on the big screen in front of thousands? >> i plan -- i hope i make it. >> david and his two friends came thanks to twilight wish. it's a local non-profit aim at fulfilling senior citizens specific dreams. reporting at citizens bank park, david spunt, cbs3 "eyewitness news". we absolute him. no doubt about it. >> don't we. >> hundreds of bottles of wine confiscated from chester county home. >> now, a local hospital wants those bottles. still ahead, we'll tell you where all the wine came from and why hospitals says those rare vintage could really help them out. >> also, they're back. infamous family of bears that crashed one family's pool party returns to the neighborhood. find out why officials say it's

not all fun and games. >> kate. >> the heat returns as we head into the weekend. we've got a really nice saturday on the way. although a little bit warmer than today. we're talking 90s starting on sunday and continuing into next week. the skies are clear and they'll stay that way. lots of sun but i'll show you how warm it will get and when the heat may break. more on tropical storm erika coming up in our full forecast. >> and in sports, eagles are gearing up for their third preseason game. how much will sam bradford even play again the packers. you'll hear from him when we come back. 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.

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and i could see the video that was transmitting through adam's camera. i new adam was gone because i saw it. and i had to -- i had to look at it over and over again because it was my job to -- to give a copy to police and give a copy to us and give a copy to our legal team. i watched my friend die eight, nine times in a row. >> the shopping plaza where parker and ward were gunned down reopened today. new hampshire jury finds elite prep school graduate not guilty of rape but the panel convicted him on sex assault charges. nope-year-old owen, convicted on several charges in the sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl at st. paul school last year. prosecutors say the assault was part of a practice known as senior salute where seniors try to have sex with underclassmen. testified the two had consensual contact.

>> ceo of ashley madison is stepping down a mid the cyber breach of the company's data. avid life media incorporated ashley madison's parent company said no biter man's departure was mutual dig. the security breach outed millions of the website's users. chester county hospital is trying to get its hands on 1400 bottles of wine. last year, attorney arthur goldman and his wife had had hand over a wine collection to authorities estimated to be worth more than $100,000. authorities say he and his wife illegally transported the wine in from new jersey and then distributed it. it's a fact they dispute. but the couple settled with the state and was able to keep half their collection. 1400 bottles are now left in a police evidence room. the hospital says it wants to sell the wine to rain instead of seeing it destroyed. a judge will decide next week if the wine can be auction auctioned or possibly even used in another way. ♪

in campaign 2016 vice-president joe biden says he's deciding whether he has the emotional fuel to enter the democratic presidential primary to face hillary clinton. as the speculation heats up, today delaware senator tom carpenter told us who he would support during a visit to our cbs3 studios. >> if joe gets into it, i would stay with joe. i think our country would have either one of them, are lucky to have either one of them lead us and so we'll see what happens. >> the democrat also said he's happy donald trump is in the republican presidential race because the billionaire is providing a lot of pleasure for supporters on his side of the aisle. well it's a boy. national zoo in washington, d.c. with a big announcement about the surviving panda cub born just days ago. >> officials reveal the baby's father the zoo's male panda iain, tian. >> mother panda gave birth to twin cubs but the smaller cub

died four days later from pneumonia. the surviving cub is doing well. and growing. remember that family of bears that took over backyard pool in north jersey recently? it turns out they came back. someone else in the rock away neighborhood captured these images yesterday and the mom and her cubs knocking down garbage cans and feasting on were was inside. the new jersey department of environmental protect notes even though the images may look cute their needs to be population control for safety reasons. residents in that area are sure to be on the look out for the bare family this weekend. >> they could be out and about in these waning summer weekends that we have. >> yes. >> looking for pools. looking for fun. >> food. >> see your car driving down street and bears waving behind the wheel. >> that's right. >> it could happen. that could be next monday. >> yes. they'll have nice weather for it. >> they certainly will. what great week and it's going to be. if you don mind the heat and humidity. a lot of people are talking about fall. want a little fall in the

forecast back to school time. fall will be here soon enough i'm shower we'll have plenty of nice fall weather to enjoy once we get l first and for most we've got potential heat wave to talk about. beautiful evening in philadelphia. a stretch of gorgeous weekends and especially gorgeous fridays this mom we've only had rain five times this month. the last time it raped in philadelphia was thursday augu august 20th. and no rain really in the forecast for the next five to seven days at least. nothing appreciable. nothing beyond a stray shower or pop up thunderstorm. so dry conditions that's the story tonight. cool and comfortable another friday night we could use some rain but not for your weekend. weekend is looking pretty nice. storm scan3 no problems high pressure is overhead and it will stay overhead for the next several days. big blocking ridge of high pressure. i'll explain that what that means in just a moment. let's start off with temperatures. you can see a comfy 73 at the airport. but look at all of our surrounding suburbs in the 60s right now mount pocono that's where you're feeling a little fall like it's 52 right now. 61 in millville and 62 in allentown.

trenton sitting with a pair of sixes right now. as this high sits overhead, it's going to keep storms out of he here. it acts as a big protective bubble across the area but what it's also going to do as we head into sunday especially height moves offshore. it kicks up a south west flow. that pulls in warm moist air from the south and west and drives the temperatures up and drives the humidity up as well and with that high planned just offshore, we get into what's kind of the heat pump effect as all that heat and humidity just keeps pump ming in a little bit more each day. very similar to the bermuda high pattern we talk about and usually we get into this kind of pattern in mid july, late july, early august. we're going to be in that pattern as we start september. it will heat up well above average for the neck several days. 84 degrees is our average. we mid 85 for the high today. saturday we're in the upper 80s for tomorrow i should say as we head into the next half hour. saturday going to start to warm up. sunday 90. monday 90. tuesday into the 90's. probably around 91 degrees and

that means it could be yet another heat wave. it will make it the fifth one of the season. here's hat at this time on tropical storm erika. erika has lot of problems moving over piss pan yoel la you can see that dark red shading that tends to indicate heavy rain rainfall rates and risk of catastrophic flooding there so even this storm is weakening and even though it's expected to stay weak not strengthening to much beyond tropical storm per has as we get into the weekend here's a look at the model plots. a lot want to take it into the gulf of mexico but the latest track i showed you earl err yes has it hugging the coast and then making a land fall in the florida panhandle. we'll see if they tweak that over of the week and but rash less of erika tropical storm, tropical depression or anything else, it is going to produce the same impact and that is the threat forge flooding rain we're not talking about storm surge. we're not talking about wind. we're talking about all this rain in portions of south florida by early next week the entire tip of south florida

really could get over 3-inches of rain and the risk for some flooding. so again it doesn't matter what it's call. the impacts are what matters and it looks like rainstorm heavy rain and some flooding problems there. overnight, mainly clear, beautiful. tomorrow for us mostly sunny and warmer at 88 degrees. does not look like erika will have any direct impact on us. if it does it will be very very modified as we head into neck week. so as you can see no problems next week looking fantastic. 88 tomorrow. it's hot but at least it's dry. now we could use the rain but we got sunshine in the forecast pretty much day and temperatures averaging about 5 degrees above normal right through the end of next week. now you know get the updated forecast any time if you have the cbs philly weather app. check our live radar. get severe weather alerts and share your weather pictures with us. down the app now on i tunes and google play. >> enjoy the weekend everybody. nice great weather. >> time for friday night sports with lesley. >> how about aaron nola. the phillies send their ace

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>> i love to see the baseball come out of this young's kids hand. you never know where it's going to go. >> it's given us a reason to be optimistic. phillies trying to snap four game lose streak. alec asher will be getting his first major league start on sunday no tonight it was aaron nola. he was out stanley. first round pick last year pitched like it went seven innings, gave up two hits and one run. st