held in conjunction with the world meeting of families and archdiocese and this is first we have been hearing about needing a ticket to this event. news came when secret service released their updated map this afternoon, on the secure area here's a look at that map. it outlines secure areas and, of course, they will remain the same. it outlines walking routes in the city and around the parkway and security checkpoints. what is new is you will not get inside, independent hall saturday without a ticket or pass 20th street on the parkway on sunday without a ticket. you will watch mass from the jumbo tron outside fenced area world meeting of families did add late this afternoon that they will make 5,000 ticket available to the public, on saturday, for first come, first serve basis, and sunday the tickets to the papal mass are being allocated through the archdiocese, to their 219 local parishes. catholic service organizations and other faith based

ministries. on the world meeting of families web site the the question is, asked, are there tickets for this event? and the answer is, the papal event on the benjamin franklin parkway will be free and opened to the public. so in light of this new information today, we did find this information on their web site, extremely misleading. when i asked world meeting of families about this, about the lack of information, concerning the tickets, i was told that ticket information was released, on a final security basis. however, that being said, is there a select group of people who will be a a allowed inside those secure area and for those people there are a number, very lengthy list of prohibited items, those include backpacks, and bags, exceeding the size limit, bicycles, cooler, and selfie sticks. if you are a member of the public, interested in coming down to the city on saturday, for the papal event, on independent mall, 5,000 tickets will be available to the public, they go on sale, on the web site on

september 8th and world meeting of families say they will make information about how to get one of those tickets available, at a later date. we are live outside the archdiocese of center city, i'm diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for that. new survey by philly controller find businesses are not happy with the information they have been getting from the city about the papal visit. 86 percent of businesses say they felt they were provided with insufficient details from city officials. about 48 percent thought they were still able to plan, while 38 percent of the businesses say they have not been able to plan for the pope's visit. next thursday, crews will begin to load in staging equipment on the ben franklin parkway. made in america set up will be removed completely to make way for center piece event, of pope francis visit. >> before today's security announcement our pat ciarrocchi walk grounds with the philadelphia native has been directing the world meeting of families and papal vice witt absolute enthusiasm.

>> in september i get goose bumps. >> reporter: after pope francis is wheels up from philadelphia, donna ferrell will find sometime to sleep but until then she's navigating everything. >> i get a blessing from the pope, can my baby, my wedding, my anniversary be blessed by the pope. >> reporter: inside workings of the catholic event isn't a mystery to ferrell, one time communications director for the archdiocese. but a visit of the superstar pope to your hometown, requires deep breaths and energy. >> let me tell you we have so many discussions about this. on the steps, in the street, in front of the statue. >> reporter: donna and i walk apron of eakins oval where instead of scaffolding for made in america concert will rise a papal festival stage and a alter. in front of the george washington statue, stretching about 100 feet across. >> we can expect him at some point to be in the pope mobile on the parkway.

>> we don't know if that is absolutely going to happen, i can't imagine that he doesn't want to be right where all of the people are. >> reporter: over recent weeks the narrative has shifted from traffic boxes to the the francis festival grounds. >> i'll be there. >> so much more spectacular to say, i was there. i was at the francis festival to go home with your blessed medal. >> do you worry about people showing up. >> oh, i don't, i don't. i really don't. whatever the number is, wonderful. >> reporter: for donna, this job completes an arc, first drawn in 1979, when pope john paul, ii, came to philadelphia. donna stood as a teenage usher at the the alter. >> success will be people are talking about this, in 36 years and that we have strengthening the archdiocese, we highlight the role of the family and we showcase philadelphia on a global stage. i truly believe, check, check, check. >> if you look at the

configuration where papal stage will be set in between trees of the inner parkway you realize only a small percentage of the visitors will get close enough to see the pope in the flesh. ticket or not. before you jumbo trons will communicate the experience down the parkway. well, right the new there is no confirmation of a pope mobile loop along the parkway but i'm putting my money on francis who loves to encounter his flock. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a super star pope indeed, thank you. we are continuing our count down just 24 days until the papal visit. stay up to dayton all of the new information on our web site at cbs philly.com. well, a mother, father and two small children are dead, after being found in the burning house in machine mouth county overnight. >> authorities believe their deaths may have been a murder/suicide. fire broke out just before midnight in long branch new jersey and "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is there and she joins us live,

alex? >> reporter: ukee and jessica all four members of the family were found in the second story, home but investigators say that this fire started in several locations throughout the house. leading police to believe that what happened here is no accident. try to explain a scene like this to a five-year old on her way home from kindergarten orientation. >> i did the best i could. she asks the same questions but i try not to give too many details. >> reporter: in fact everyone on yolean avenue in long branch is asking the same question if the fire didn't kill a young family of four, then what did. >> were they conscious or not? was there another foul play. >> reporter: brandon medina said a he heard a loud commotion coming from the home just before midnight and ran over to find smoke, neither police or fire fighters were able to reach the second floor. >> there was two gentlemen, and there is kid inside the report house house linden beharry, and brandon and brian beharry, age seven a and four,

were taken to the hospital where they later died. >> we can tell thaw based upon what we see that this is not an accidental fire. that we are looking at this as a potential intentional fire that was set. >> reporter: once at the hospital police learned that these deaths were not the results of the fire, moving the investigation, from the fire to arson to a possible, murder suicide. >> can somebody let it happen. >> children have questions, and parents will struggle to answer, just as investigators search for answers of their ruble. >> all right. well, we will be able to see that there has been a growing memorial for this young family, teddy bears, and exact cause have of death for any of those, in the the individual family members have have yet to be determined. reporting from monmouth county, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". taking a lot the weather our fifth heat wave of the year rolls on as temperatures exceeded 90 degrees. meteorologist justin drabick

is in for by low out on the sky deck. >> very hot and humid, jessica. we have clouds here but not keeping temperatures down, once again, we're running 10 degrees above average. we made it up to 39 degrees. officially in philadelphia. that is day number five, of -- day number four, and it will be a five day heat wave. normal high 83. record high 100. so far for the year this summer we are up to 32 days with 90 or higher. temperatures, that is most we have had since 2011. so, we have a break the past few summers. we are still lower 90's for trenton, philadelphia and wilmington delaware. cooler in south jersey. allentown checks in at 92 degrees, at this hour. that was high temperature but currently still we are looking at lower 90's in the inland spots. there is breeze off the the water, upper 70's in ocean city, new jersey. 82 degrees. dew point temperature not real high right now, but still, not

bad. it will be steamy as it starts to increase. few areas of fog, dry on storm scan 3a few clouds overnight, but here are your temperatures throughout the evening. 7:00 o'clock in the upper 80's. by 1:00 still hanging on to 80 . we will talk about one more day with the heat and humidity and relief for labor day. those details in a few more minutes, back to you. obama administration has won battle over iran nuclear deal, today senate democrats clinched necessary votes to ensure deal survives in congress. secretary of the state john kerry addressed the deal in philadelphia today. he a says despite it critics, it is best way to stop iran from developing a nuclear bomb. >> president obama and i are convinced, beyond any reasonable doubt that the framework that we have put forward will get the job done. >> critics say deal gives too much power to iran and threatens stability of the middle east. last week before school

starts, thousands flocked to atlantic city for annual air show. as new jersey reporter cleve bryan tells you the family friendly event gave a big boost to the beach town's local economy. >> it is called thunder over boardwalk and for 13th year the the air show didn't disappoint starting with the f 22 raptor. >> the adrenaline, watch them, come by, and you feel all of this rumbling and the vibration. i can't imagine being inside that aircraft. >> reporter: atlantic city's big event, officials estimate a crowd of more than half million people, pumped 30 to 40 million in the local economy. >> it is a huge deal, such an incredible opportunity for people to come down to atlantic city toy see so many other things besides gaming in atlantic city. >> we are not big gamblers this brings to us atlantic city. >> reporter: jammed packed day of aerial performances including the geico guy typers, various helicopter demonstrations and to top it

all off, the navy blue angels. the signature tight formation, and creative passes, wowed the beach front crowd. >> atlantic city beaches are wonderful. they are clean. the ocean is beautiful. >> having a great time. really great time. >> little loud sometimes. kid covering up their ears and ducking under water. >> reporter: the big event keeps going in atlantic city. miss america contestants are now in town and pageant is less than two weeks away. in atlantic city, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". philadelphia police union plans to honor two office hours died recently in off-duty crashes. they are holding a memorial ride for lemar pool and rafael lee, pool was killed last week in a hit and run crash on the boulevard, ali died in the single car crash in, roxborough last month. tonight's ride leaves fop at the 7:00 o'clock and will go to the 12th and 39th district where the office are worked. still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight an incident at a philadelphia

concert has one teenager receiving death threats. straight ahead on "eyewitness news" we have her reaction to the incredible backlash, leslie. lots of stories lines to follow and eagles final preseason game with the jets in the fight for spot on the roster, kenjon barner making a strong case to make the team, we will hear from him later in sports.

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a fan at a concert throws something at a performer on stage. >> it happened at last night's one direction concert at the link but power of social media means a fan is facing quite a backlash. "eyewitness news" reporter greg a argos shows us the fall out. >> reporter: it is not quite the video scene around the world, unless you are on social media. during last night's one direction concert, a fan threw what appears to be a can at singer harry styles, and after a smash into his head he seems to laugh about it. >> why would you do that. >> as is often the case internet found out who that fan is and that video has

commented about that person went viral. >> nowadays we are seeing more and more people, getting an amplified backlash on social media, because it is such a global media. >> reporter: social media expert annie watched that video. >> wow that did clock him. >> reporter: read many of the comments lug some calling the fan disgusting and ugly. others even threatening her. the fan change her profile picture and tweeted that she was worried. i'm scared people will find me and hurt me one post read. >> i would absolutely take my account off line and i would hope if that happened to any minor that their friend and family and parents, and any authority figure in their life would help guide them off line in that way. >> reporter: although that is best advice she has for people who seemed to accidentally find themselves in the negative social media spotlight... this can throwing fan is staying on line, even apologizing to harry styles himself. >> she was very apologetic,

which really is the right approach to take. she was owing him an apology, not necessarily the entire world. so now that is done, maybe she can call it a day. >> reporter: once again it does not appear this fan last night intentionally meant to hit styles with the can but lesson is to avoid social media if you end up being target of bully, threatening messages on twitter can be reported. there can be a feature you can click, report it if it is threatening, inappropriate, any type of graphic nudity, you can report each and every tweet. >> yes. >> all that happened, yes. >> yes, thanks, greg, appreciate it. justin, is here now, back inside. >> not sweating. >> no, it is cold in here but still pretty nasty. we are dealing with another day of the heat and humidity and labor day weekend does change. we will drop humidity. it is a great weekend if you have outdoor plans. so take advantage of it. let look outside.

we have hazy conditions. few cloud around. we will look live at ben franklin bridge and nice evening, shaping up as un, starts to drop lower in the sky. we will get nice, colors there, sunshine, mixed with some clouds. all right. heat wave, again, number five of the season, we have one more day to go back to sunday where we have 91 degrees. yesterday the core of the heat and humidity still tomorrow, a hot one. we will start off in the south across delaware, inland around, dover, mid 80's, 90 degrees. cooler nice flow off water but closer to philadelphia, surrounding suburbs, 92 in aston. eighty-eight wood town. mullica. vineland coming in at 85. north in the lehigh valley upper 80's both allentown and reading. doylestown. cooler at 63 degrees. the let's talk about that humidity. still a steamy day for thursday. we will change it up for friday. still calling it humid. then go pleasant for saturday. how about that for holiday

weekend with the sunshine. sunday still in the bad. labor day gets more humid. we will see activity starting to die down losing the heating from the sun, west of us, nice quiet conditions through the overnight hours. the let talk about those rain chances, we will throw 10 percent chance because it is so humid, front will increase chances on saturday, 30 percent chance of that. no chance for rain saturday and sunday. for the most part thursday looking good, partly sunny. this front comes from the north, northerly breeze, to help cool us down but will bring a chance for shower, thunderstorm. we need it. we will head to the poconos for that weekend forecast looking nice, upper 70's on saturday, and lower 80's important sunday and monday. we like the beach. we are looking good as well, nice breeze off water, breezy for saturday and sunday, upper 70's and lower 80's for lane are day with the sunshine. warm, muggy, mostly clear. ninety-four hot and humid degrees on thursday, under

partly sunny skies. we will check out that labor day forecast for philadelphia, more humid, dry though in the sunshine with high near 90 degrees. here we go with the extended forecast, that heat wave comes to an end on friday as we see a high of 86. keeping it the dry to the holiday weekend but next week, some heat does return, we could be dealing with the sixth heat wave of the season. >> it is on. >> yes, indeed. >> summer sizzler. >> thanks, buddy. >> we will be right back.

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a few jobs are on the line tomorrow night, last one. >> i feel like it is referred to as a backup bowl. >> yes. >> for ukee. >> yes, indeed. >> eagles taking on the jets in the final preseason game writ counts and number of backup players, still fighting for jobs, among them former honor gone duck kenjon barner

making a strong case taking two punt returns, and, all he can do is just have the best game possible. >> i don't get too high, or get too low. i just go out, make plays, and capitalized on the opportunities to make plays. at the same time i got to go out and do my part. i have to capitalize on my opportunities, and... unaudible. >> still no verdict in the deflate gate, patriots waiting to learn if they will have tom brady before the the season starts. last night patriots held a charity event, robert kraft spoke about deflate gate but listen to tom brady's response when asked, what he did this summer. >> it has been such an enjoyable off season. i think, following julian edelman has been my favorite activity all summer. >> phillies get to see one of

the best pitch ers in the league when matt harvey takes the mound. phillies will have their best starter aaron nola. he won his last two starts. last night phillies bats exploded, they beat mets four-eight getting ten hits in the process and ending a ten game losing streak against the the mets. darren ruf with the career night went three for five with a home run and six rbi's. six. just do that again. nice and easy. >> rooting for barner to make the team, darren sproles to can do other things. >> nice. >> we will be right back. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh!

nearly 200,000 books, were delivered to philadelphia schools, district teachers unpacked books which will be used in 500 classrooms in 40 different schools. this is a all part of an investment by the william pen and lenfest foundations aimed at improving literacy for nearly 50,000 children from kindergarten through the third grade. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and we're back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. coming up "cbs evening news". is vice-president joe biden weighing a presidential run? more from his address at a community college in southern florida. and, nasa a goes hollywood a sneak peak at new blockbuster set to accurately de pick what life on mars would be like. scott pelley reports now from new york, take care family we will see you tonight.

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