music lovers rocked out all day and into the the night at the made in america, festival and it is not over just yet. a look ahead at the line up. it has been perfect weather this holiday weekend but we are expecting some heat, to creep in, kyla has more on when these high temperatures will hit. most people thought it would be a sure thing but chip kelly had other ideas, tim tebow will not be playing for the eagles this season. we will tell you why he didn't make the cut. it is sunday september 6th, good morning, so glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer, it is 8:00 o'clock. speak of made in america and folks rock aring out all night long, someone was forced to do it against their will. not the that she didn't enjoy it. >> queen b kept me up. >> when you work on the morning show you go to bed at

unglamorous time at eight or 9:00 o'clock at night. it is sad. i happen to live right next to the ben franklin parkway. so at 10:30 when beyonce took the stage. i drifted off. and it is hilarious because in my dream i can's like all of the single ladies. >> hand up. >> the sound of these people cheering, thousands of people, the weather was stunning, it was a great night, it was fun, i didn't get a lot of sleep. >> free concert for you. >> it sound good but i had fun listening. she sounded amazing. you know what else is a amazing. >> the weather. >> even better then yesterday, blue skies and beautiful out there, we have included yesterday and then burned off. today we are off to the races. the it is already amazing. it looks like a postcard this morning. 69 degrees. wind is calm. humidity 70 percent but when you walk outside it feels lovely. dew points in the upper 50's,

big difference. you can see 60's in dover and wildwood. but that is a huge difference. we don't have huge dew point at 70 as we have in the past week. storm scan three shows us blue skies not just this morning but they are here to stay in the afternoon, gorgeous out there heading out to made in america again today. eighty-six is the the high. weather on your side. weather likes beyonce too. the cher will be 80, sunny and nice and 82 in the poconos. heat is on, on monday because get ready, sunny hot and humid, so nicole i have got some things to talk about when we come back with the seven day forecast. we have a few 90's in there. >> all right, kyla thank you. day two of the made in america music festival begins late they're morning. day one already in the books. cherie greg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live for us on the parkway this morning. cherie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole.

yes, i think mother nature does like beyonce because you can tell it will be a gorgeous day. last night 50,000 people packed into the made in america festival ground for day one and social media is any indication, it was a success and right now if you look around there are clean up crews preparing for day two, evidence that last night was one to remember. concert goers danced in the streets to performances on five stages with dozens of acts including d ela soul, meek meek million and beyonce. security was tight and very visible and day went, without incident with the exception of the minor disruption when special guest nicki minaj took the the stage and folks rush forward but luckily there were no injuries. the from the city's perspective the sold out concert was a test for city in advance of the papal visit later this month. parkway enhancements include better cell service and

security cameras but for concert goers it was all about the the music. here are highlights. >> beyonce, i love beyonce, he and j coal. >> queen call, we fly, that is what happens. >> of course, people had a ball and if you missed beyonce's perform a answer she did not disappoint. multiple wardrobe changes, great vocals and, of course, crowd went wild. as for day number two let me give you highlight, j coal, big sean, fabulous, metric and head liner is the weekend. if you missed it or you want to see it live stream because you art home like me, this evening you can all check that out on line, there will be a lincoln cbs philly.com. live from the parkway, cherie greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> quote of the morning, queen calls, we fly. thanks, cherie. as cherie mentioned the made in america festival will

help sit prepare for papal visit that is almost upon us, three weeks until holy fat's lives. stay with "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com for very latest. we have a full guide to help you plan for that historic event. switching gears now tinicum township police officer is in the hospital this morning after he was stabbed. it happened around 8:30 last night in south philadelphia. it happened in the parking lot of the holiday inn on packer avenue. police say officer was performing a courtesy transport when a male passenger pulled a knife and stabbed that officer in the arm. police arrested the passenger, the officer is expect to survive. rutgers university has dismiss $5 football players arrested this week, andre boggs, peel, barnwell, gross, and delon stevenson have been kick off the team. boggs and form player are charge in the new brunswick home invasion that happened in april. the two and other players are also accused of another home invasion in may. some players are also charged with assaulting a group of people back in april.

eagles roster has been finalized and one name was conspicuously absent, backup quarterback tim tebow, after eagles traded matt barclay to the arizona cardinals it appears to pave way for tebow to be the third string quarterback but chip kelly had other plans. kelly cut tebow trimming rosters down to 52 players which is one fewer then the maximum 53 allowed. tebow out played barclay during the the preseason and you ended up on a high net begins new york jets. he threw for 189-yard and two touchdowns but even that could not save a spot on the roster. >> we had an offer for a trade format the math that was the the best possible scenario in that situation, and then we felt like we didn't feel like he was good enough good as you might guess philly fans after lot to guess about chip's decision that he made yesterday. we caught up with a few of them at chickie and pete's.

here's their reaction. >> coach kelly, i think you need three quarterbacks. i think tim tebow had a lot to offer. >> to go from five quarterbacks last week, to today, to really, head scratching. i don't get chip's plan. my wife asked me earlier does he see something that, you know, we don't see. my answer and quite honestly was he sees something that in of us sees. >> i'll admit i was a fan but i'm not an nfl coach, so we will have much more on the eagles decision coming up next in sports. still ahead the kentucky clerk who refused to issue same sex marriage licenses will spend holiday weekend behind bars but she's not exactly alone. we will tell but support she's receiving from protesters outside that jail. >> i don't need to stand in front of the classroom and i could feel like everybody else. >> a life changing eye surgery for a local boy who talks exclusively to our stephanie

stahl about the procedure and chance to meet a hometown hero. another nice day but the heat is coming, kyla has a check of the the forecast in just a couple minutes, stick around.

a kentucky county clerk who refused to issue a marriage license to the same sex couple will spend labor day holiday inn jail. but protests could be heard outside that prison as hundreds of her supporters gathered. cbs news correspondent don champion reports. >> we love you sister kim if you can hear news there.

>> reporter: protesters carried signs, prayed, and sang outside of the jail where rowan county clerk kim davis was being held as a inmate. federal judge sent dave toys jail thursday for contempt of court for repeat thely defying his order to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. she believed that gay marriage is a sin. >> judges don't make law so there is nothing to enforce by keeping kim dave is in jail. >> reporter: her defender like john cullens traveled from several states to show their support. >> i consider her a healer for faith. she's standing up for what she believes. as a christian she's one to up hold her oath and she's responsible first to got the. >> reporter: david er hmold and david, received a license from one of davis's deputy clerks. >> i hepp she has a change of heart and realize that she can love people and treat people equally, and that our rights do not infringe upon her beliefs. >> reporter: davis's lawyer

say the clerk will spend the holiday weekend in isolation reading her bible. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile germany and australia have opened board tours refugees fleeing war torn syria. some arrived in munich by train while others walk through hungary. hungary's anti immigration prime minister said he want to secure the border and europe is under estimating the size of the crisis. government officials say hundred gary needs to do more to make sure migrant as reply for asylum before heading to other countries. in california, wild fires are making for a difficult labor day weekend for holiday campers. half dozen fires are burning in the northern part of the state. dry windy conditions are feeding these flames and a one fire in king's can john national park in fresno, covers around 130 square miles and is only about 25 percent contain. those images, just so difficult to see. this year, though is on track to be california's biggest wild fire year on record and as cbs news correspondent

carter evans tells us fire officials there are fining better ways to fight these massive fires when they break out. the day seems calm when smoke and flames appeared from a wild fire rage nothing california sierra national forest but one minute is all it takes for conditions to quickly deteriorate. this rare view is captured by flame resistant equipment, inside of the wild fire. >> what we are seeing is actual heat front. >> reporter: fire behavior analyst dennis burns says what is especially alarming about this video is how the wind picks up, significantly. blowing embers, and spreading flames in all directions. >> that is an indication of the wind actually generated by the fire. >> fire is creating its own wind there. >> this equipment could tell thaw. >> yes. >> karl uhl lead fire service behavior assessment team which is gathering data a to see first hand the destructive fire power of these flames.

>> we learn more about the fire and learn when to manage them, and what areas of the fire need to be squash quicker. >> reporter: this summer the the battle is to keep fires from reaching drought damage trees. >> there are millions of them, throughout the forest. >> acres and acres of dead trees. that is a huge factor. >> reporter: once those trees catch fire you can see how intensely they burn right up to the tree tops. >> you normally wouldn't see fire getting up in the canopy's with legality that it is occurred right new but it is happening and once the fire get up there that is more than we're able to contend with. >> reporter: how does this impact the fire fight. >> instead of going direct we have to back off. >> reporter: which may burn more wild land but ultimately safe lives. carter evans, cbs news. those images are so incredible, when fire. >> this is not uncommon in that part of the country either, kind of looking at el nino to deliver a lot of rain.

>> yes, i'm sure that will help. >> it is incredible. >> really tough. here at home though, man it is gorgeous. >> we could use a little rain too. we due good maybe not to day. >> not to day, or weekend but this end of the week this week we will see a little bit. we are seeing gorgeous weather today. take a live look at ocean city a lot of people down the shore this weekend and did you take a great day to go down there. it is gorgeous. beam are already getting out. we have lots of blue skies. temperatures nice and humidity levels are relatively low and that keeps it nice walking out the door. lets look right now at storm scan three. this is an indication of the blue skies. you can see it is perfectly clear, gorgeous, high pressure in control and that keeps skies nice and blue. 69 degrees in philadelphia a we are pushing up there to that 70-degree mark. sixty-two allentown. lancaster 62. sixty-two in atlantic city but we will take it at 63 degrees

in cape may. barnegat light about 67. rehoboth i have not forgot been you 72 degrees, a little warmer there. i want to point out to anyone down the shore we have a maryland rate rip current risk all throughout our beach. be careful heading you the there and might find yourself tempt todd get in the water. water temperatures are above 75 degrees. over next few days, beautiful, notice warm up into monday and tuesday, our shore cast, town the shore now and by tuesday a high of 84 degrees. we will see that humidity ramp up. you will feel it every where. we will feel it in the city. today in the a problem. we will see a high of 86. another gorgeous day. lots of sunshine. very similar to yesterday, only a degree or two warmer. in the city and heading out to the pool this is perfect. eighty-six as a high. sunshine out there uv indexer up to seven. make sure you put that sun screen on. lots of sunshine and nice this afternoon. mile, pleasant this evening too if you are heading outside this evening or maybe heading to the made in america concert

today or this evening. by labor day we will see a warm up. what is happening is our jet stream staying well to the north. that warm moist air comes in. note that is hot air will get a grip on us. by the time we get to thursday the cooler air starts to slide in. see yellow and green making their way toward us but monday hot and humid, that is how we will start this week, how we will kick off our labor day. as we talk about the heat and even some 90's in the seven day forecast, labor day tomorrow. seventeen days until fall begins would you believe, and 55 days until halloween and 57 until today light savings. little perspective as we look at the heat coming our way. in the today. it is 86. beautiful day. the wind nice and calm out of the east, tonight the clear and nice and now we will talk about the 90's. take a a deep breath we will heat up monday. humidity returns. ninety-one. ninety. think about how long fall ace way. seventeen days. now you can see stormy weather working its way in the forecast there as we get into

thursday and friday that will cool us down into next week even. another roller coaster ride here for pleasant to steam toy stormy and then pleasant again. >> yeah, it is okay, we can handle it. hold on tight. >> thank you. >> lets see 8:18 lets check object those road with ann evans. good morning,. >> the ben franklin parkway sight of the made in america concert, it his you the down between logan circle and art museum circle along with martin luther king drive from the parkway to the falls bridge and kelly drive to the right shut town from the art museum circle and fairmount avenue. vine street expressway west bun shuts down ben franklin parkway for the concert a long with the off ramp closed schuylkill eastbound, and vine street express bound shut down between 19th and ben franklin parkway. spring garden street shut down between 20th street and 31st street a lot of closures for made in america concert. move traffic cam here if you are doing some back to school shopping you might wanting to to one of the area malls. this is right here near king of prussia mall, 202 at

allendale road. it is not crowded g time to go out and get those supplies for school. we will move traffic cam one more time here and this is actually, the mid county tolls park turnpike n delays or problems on the mid county tolls this morning. heading up to the poconos, northeast extension looks good and so does the pennsylvania turnpike. that is very latest from the cbs-3 traffic event ther, i'm ann evans new back to you. in the healthwatch this morning, blueberry extract could be a tool for fighting gum disease. the condition occurs when bacteria creates plaque on the teeth causing gums to be red and in flamed. the american chemical society fun blueberry extract may prevent that plaque from reforming and reduce need for antibiotics. adults are getting getting o bicycling. the survey of emergency rooms find bike injuries jumped 30 percent in recent year. cyclist over 45 find themselves in the hospital,

most often. a millville, new jersey boy is back home from california, where he has surgery to save his vision. it is also where he got to meet his hero mike trout, the baseball star, also from his hometown. health reporter stephanie stahl has heart warming story in this healthwatch exclusive. >> eight year-old thomas walk up is already seeing better hit baseball just weeks after surgery in california, to fix a congenital condition called nystagmus where the the eyes dart constantly back and forth. >> the operation went okay. >> yeah. >> didn't hurt. i don't need to sit in front of the classroom and i could be like everybody else. >> reporter: third grade shore lives in millville was able to see some by turning his head. >> i was tell there was nothing to do. >> reporter: thomas's mom, susan banks, found a doctor at your vine medical center perform the surgery that removed muscles that caused the eyes to shake. >> number 27. >> week after the surgery

thomas went to a california angels game and got to meet his hero baseball star mike trout who is also from millville. >> he is excellent. i was telling him to hit a home run. >> what was it like meeting him. >> it felt special, not too many people flew out to california to get to meet mike trout. >> it was trout's parents who still live in millville and know thomas's family who set up the meeting. >> it was pretty amazing. >> baseball avenue all-star kick in $2,500 to cover expenses for the family. the susan says when thomas was able to really watch the game. >> overwhelming and being so grateful and humble, and you know, watching him say look at this ball, it was just every moment was just tears to me. >> reporter: thomas's eyes are still healing, doctors say his vision towed continue to improve and he has big plans to follow in mike trout's footsteps. you will be a a super star. >> yeah. >> thomas's sister had a

surprise welcome home party for him at the local fire hall, people in millville now saying that they have two hometown stars. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". that is for sure what a sweet little boy. >> we will take a short break and we will be right back.

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tuesday night stephen colbert makes his long await the day buy of the host of the late she on cbs. sunday morning's mo rock a paid colbert a visit at the ed sullivan theater. here's a preview of the interview you will see on cbs sunday morning. >> i always a loved, i started off as an actor, i thought wonder if i will ever make broadway? well, i made it, through a fairly different route but i made it.

>> stephen colbert has indeed made to it broadway. to the restored ed sullivan theater where he is succeeding david letterman as host of the late show. >> look at that giant chandelier. >> beautiful. >> yeah. >> when they were cleaning it, they found tools, parking tickets from the 1950's, a lot of cigars. >> reporter: don't worry, these ladders and scaffolding will be cleared out by the time he welcomes his first guests on tuesday night. >> we greet guests before. >> i got the in the habit the of doing it at the old show because i wanted to say guy you where to meet is a complete idiot and well intentioned high status idiot. >> reporter: poorly performed , high status idiot stephen colbert is referring to is character stephen colbert, he played for ten years on comedy central's colbert report. >> there is one fire work that will never be too dangerous for texas: this guy.

>> there has been speculation on who exactly will be hosting tuesday night. >> is that funny to you, that whole question of really is stephen colbert. >> it is understandable. i work really hard to be that other guy, for ten years but it is really nice to not to have pretend it anymore. >> i cannot wait to see who he is. late show host stephen colbert, for labor day, do most of us still believe in the american dream, and dressing for success when casual friday is pretty much every day of the week. that is this sunday morning on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. 8:26. coming up on "eyewitness news" a big birthday for concert goers, made in america festival but excitement far from over, we will look ahead at the performanceness today's line up. plus local students contributing to the world meeting of families in a big way, the crofted to go on display and special meaning they have for those who

created it, kyla. i'm keeping an eye on the gorgeous weather today but also the heat that kicks in as we head into labor day. i've got 90's. we will talk all bit and get you prepared, stay with us, good morning, "eyewitness news" will be right back.

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! it is sunday september 6th, good morning to you thanks so much for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. it has been a beautiful labor day weekend so far and i think that trend continues. kyla grogan outside on the sky deck with more on that, hi

there, kyla. >> it is fresh, lovely out here. we have blue skies behind me, simply stunning today, get ready for another gorgeous day, all of those people out at made in america boy, mother nature is on your side. lets look at current temperatures for beautiful day, on tap, currently 69 in philadelphia. twenty-six in reading. sixty-two in atlantic city as well, wildwood coming in at 66 . are you wand fairing these blue skies will stick around? lets look at storm scan three, there you you go, look at that, gorgeous, barely a cloud in the sky. perfect out there, mess important part of this forecast is humidity levels are just staying low and lovely today. high of about 86 degrees, as we work our way in the afternoon through philadelphia 80 down the shore, poconos about 82 today. everybody getting in on the sunshine and getting in on the lovely tease event humidity levels and enjoying another stunning day but it will be a lot of sunshine today and then heating up on labor day.

we are getting ready for another kick of heat, more september sizzle, coming your way and it does include a few 90's in the seven day forecast. i will talk about that and get you prepared for it, mentally and just physically, right? we will get prepared for more heat in just a few moments, nicole, back to you. day one is now in the books, day two of the fourth annual made in america music festival begins later today. cherie greg from kyw news radio 1060 is live on the parkway this morning, good morning cherie. >> reporter: good morning. if social media is any indication day one of made in america was a success. a highlight was, of course, beyonce and her new body suit and red boots. amazing. now it is on today number two. as you can see clean up crews have been working for hours preparing the festival ground for second day of performances this is extensive clean up that evidence was last night

was one to remember. concert goers, dances in streets to performances on five stages with dozens of acts including del a soul, nick jonas, meek mill and beyonce. security was tight and very visible, and the day went, without incident with the exception of the minor disruption when special guest nicki minaj took the stage and folks rush forward to get a closer look but luckily there were no injuries. from the city perspective the sold out concert was a test for the city in advance of the papal visit later this month. parkway enhancements including better cell service and more security camera but for concert goers, it was all about the the music, and highlights. >> beyonce, i loved beyonce. beyonce and j coal. >> queen called, we fly, that is what happens. >> reporter: but as folks are sort of gathering here at entrances already and these clean up crews continue their efforts, now as i mentioned, the the concert will kick off

in, just a few hours, just after 1:00 p.m., today, dozens of artists will perform on five stages. let me give you some artist that is include jcole, fabulous, fabulous and head liner for tonight is the weekend. if you are like me, sitting on the couch, instead of here as part of the concert you can watch it all on line streaming. we will have a link at cbs philly.com. live from the parkway cherri greg for kyw news radio cw. three "eyewitness news". this is first i'm even hearing of the nude body suit beyonce style. officials say made in america festival will prepare for papal visit which is just 20 days from today. and earlier in the week the world meeting of families and its youth congress will convene rising assenter piece, at 10-foot cross shaped by mercy vocational high school. pat ciarrocchi tells thaws prop carries a powerful

message. >> pope francis speaks a lot about mercy. and now students at mercy vocational high school are opening up a door to mercy too. >> the the pope decided to go to philadelphia a. >> reporter: doorway to francis call for mercy is through a ten and a half foot tall 4-foot wide white cross designed and shaped by carpetry students at mercy vocational. >> this cross will be the the center piece for the world meeting of family youth congress. >> reporter: students and their carpenter teacher, steve ho, opened up their shop to the media to unveil the mercy prayer cross, it is a curved shape and its cross, within a cross, symbolizing a call to embrace those in need with a merciful heart. >> we had a research the materials we had to use because we had to find something that was durable. >> to be able to do this, to

work on it, and build something that could be used for the people i'm proud of it. >> reporter: cross is inspiring pride among students but it is also a vessel, for prayer and thought. >> young people will be attaching hundreds of prayers, to this center piece. >> reporter: post it net prayers, these students attached their first. >> i wrote mine right here, pray for sick and home less. >> reporter: petitions. some you might expect but one we found was filled way child's pain for a struggling parent. please pray for my dad so that he will really that he need help from alcohol addiction. mercy. a cross, that is opening the door to hope. youth congress is expecting hundreds of notes from children between the age of six and 17, will be joining their parents at the world meeting of families, between september 22nd and the 25th. in the sat center, i'm pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". just gives you the chills.

we are learning more about pope francis mass on the parkway, pope francis isn't comfortable speaking english so he will use a little bit of it but pontiff is planning to celebrate the masses using his spanish and latin. world meeting of families app will provide simultaneous translation for you and we will tell but that in the the days to come. right now though there is still much more to follow here on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next we will check with face the nation john dickerson for a look at today's consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent, i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement.

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details are emerging, about hillary clinton's personal e-mail server. campaign announced server was set up by a staffer but cost was covered by clinton. correspondent andy rose has more. >> facts are the facts. >> reporter: clinton campaign said democratic presidential

candidate, and her husband former president bill clinton personally paid a state department staffer, to install their private e-mail server. clinton told reporters in new hampshire saturday. >> we obviously paid for those services and did so because, during a period of time we continue to need his technical a assistance. >> reporter: hillary clinton used serve tore communicate while she was secretary of state. she's facing growing criticism that using a private server to send official e-mails was improper. >> that is something that no reasonable person in government does. >> particularly. >> in a job where you're dealing with confidential information. >> according to clinton's campaign brian pagleono set up the server under an a arrangement that no taxpayer dollars will be used. pagleono was retain to manage system once in place. the clinton says she's sorry for all of the confusion the a arrangement cause. friday they told ms n p.c. >> my personal e-mail uses was

above board, loud by state department as they have confirmed, and in retrospect it certainly would have been better. i take full responsibility, i should have had, two accounts. >> reporter: both congress and the the justice department are investigating whether classified information, was e mailed through the server. clinton's political rivals are using the issue to dig in. >> just by reading the kind of information you know it has to be classified. >> reporter: that was andy rose reporting. 8:40. cbs face the nation will be coming your way later this morning at the 10:30 right the here on cbs 36789 joining with us a preview live in washington is maryland rate or and cbs news political director john dickerson, good morning. >> good morning, nicole. popular group in republican politics are non-politicians, that is donald trump and carli fiorina a we will talk to carli this morning about what we should expect from people with no political experience when they try to the biggest job in the government. then we will talk to former

house speaker newt gingrich about those issues and the republican race, and we will have a political round table that will talk about not only the republicans but democratic race. hillary clinton and e-mail problems, you just talk about and joe biden, is he thinking about getting in the race. then we will change gears a little bit and switch over and talk about innovation and discovery with the book panel that is quite extraordinary. the it will after polo 11 astronaut buzz caldron talking about a mission to mars, right brotters with david mccall, geeks and hack hours created the digital revelation we are living with walter isaacson and rachel has written a book about 51 women who broke through in areas of science and math, nicole, so lots to talk about. >> you always do, john, thanks. we appreciate it. still to come on "eyewitness news" a beautiful day yesterday and today will be pretty nice too, but the heat is making a come back, kyla will check on the forecast coming up next. look at those images down the shore. staying connect on the road growing push to give

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we're hearing for the first time from a kyack inner california whose friend were attacked by a hammer head shark. man says despite the attack he plans to get back in the what the they are weekend. jennifer castor has the details. >> with the shark on it. >> reporter: kyle hutch instant shows us kyack his friend were in when a hammer head shark attacked that friend near malibu prompting an emergency air lift, to the hospital in thousand oaks. hutchinson had been kyacking and fishing for a couple hours saturday have afternoon. >> we saw this fin, and then it dove, we didn't see it for like five minutes and then he had his foot over side and he just got bit and put his foot up on the kyack and was like

doody just got bit. >> reporter: twenty-nine year-old friend from santa monica was bit down to the bone of his foot and it was a close call for hutch instant. >> i had my feet over in the water, so i was lucky i didn't get bit. >> reporter: it was about a mile and a half off a shore near deer creek road. life guard say a good samaritan on the fishing boat pull the man out and helped control bleeding before being flown off for medical treatment. >> this is shocking. i have been out here swimming, snorkeling numerous times and i go out pretty far. >> reporter: week ago a hammer head shark caused a scare off the coast of california, caught on camera circling kyacker prompting a beach closure. a week before that a persian of the huntington beach in new port beach were closed after a great white bumped in a life guard was surfing, two days before that a scary even count are near sanity barbara, while large shark probably a great white took a big bite out of the fisherman's kyack. as for what happened in malibu saturday afternoon no beach

closures following this attack because it was so far off shore and hutchens says despite being encountered he still plans to get back in the what the they are sunday. and that was jennifer castor of kcbs reporting. right now you're looking at avalon, new jersey. this is a i big bust there for those headed to the beach for this holiday weekend. thinks eyewitness cam video shot on saturday from one offer our viewers, james meyer. the beach was closed from ninth through 24th street due to beach erosion. beach patrol keeping everyone off shore for the rest of the summer pretty much but they do anticipate reopening later today. so we say again for safety reasons but a bum are on labor day weekend, right. >> if that is your favorite beach, it is tough. we have to keep beaches healthy too it is important that they last a long time. it time for eyewitness weather watchers. good morning, your cup of tea, coffee waking up, i want to say hello to you and look at this 156 degrees, rick and

roberta in easton. 56 degrees, they net that is they have fog to start off their day, five minutes later the fog rolls in. that should dissipate in the afternoon. we will see beautiful sunshine too lets look and walk further east to ed and ed has 60 degrees, humidity to start his day but good weather for a cook out. you are right, ed. sunshine, beautiful. we will try one more. let get dunn to dover. 60 degrees. good morning, andrew. he too has humidity and some fog. dew point at 60. we will see that improve throughout our afternoon. let look where things are looking nice, check this out, this is margate, i love this camera. beach patrol and i like it so much it looks so peaceful i took a ride down here last weekend. i wanting to where that camera is. it is lovely. i took a walk. boost full. you can see people taking a stroll right now. blue skies down the shore. also in philadelphia look at

storm scan three. we have included rolling in here but that is about it. everybody else looking really nice. temperatures 69 degrees in philadelphia 58 in mount pocono. wilmington 65. sixty-two in atlantic city. wildwood warming up there already at 70 degrees. the wind is very calm. yesterday we had a breeze down the shore but notice wildwood seeing 8 miles an hour. everybody here under that 10-mile an hour range. that should be feeling nicer then it did yesterday, it will not have a breezing on. 88 degrees is what we will expect heading down the shore, lots of sunshine, lovely. one thing to look out for is rip current risk is maryland rate. be mine full. check in with the life guard. you may be tempted to go in the water because these water temperatures are nice. 79 degrees in atlantic city. seventy's up and down new jersey shore. pretty nice out there we are expect to go day plenty of sunshine, comfortable. humidity won't be bad but heat and humidity return on monday, a high of 89 degrees expected in the city and average is 82

this time of the year. the is what happening is jet stream lifted well to the north. that stays, monday, tuesday, wednesday. then we will see yellow and green trying to work its way and cool us down and that will happen in the latter part of the week. even heading out to the poconos where it will be amaze to go day, beautiful sunshine and 82. look at how warm by tuesday, that is that heat rolling in, you don't see that kind of warm temperature in the poconos that often. today gorgeous, 86 degrees for us here, wind five to ten. just a light breeze if anything. tonight clear and nice. 66 degrees. gorge to us get out there for made in america concert going out to see the show, weekend is head lining tonight. my niece says they are super cool. as we get into monday high of 89 degrees. steamy weather starts role in from labor day through mid week time frame. see those 90's, tuesday and wednesday. stormy weather by the time we get to thursday and friday. friday we will cool down,

nicole. another kick of heat. >> all right. we will take it good let check on the road with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, ann. >> ben franklin parkway shut down, site of the made in america concert so shut down between logan circle and art museum circle with kelly drive between art museum circle and fairmount avenue and king drive through ben franklin parkway and falls bridge. vine street expressway westbound shut down from the parkway to the concert along with the off ramp from the skew you kill eastbound through spring garden street. moving traffic cam from the closure to i-95 at broad street. walt whitman at top of the screen there, in delays or problems on i-95 this morning, in good shape, walt whitman looks good heading to the shore in, delays on the bridgette self, 42, 55, ac expressway and garden state parkway all look okay. heading to the poconos, lets check those roadways out, here are mid county tolls on the pennsylvania turnpike n delays or problems at mid county tolls. pa turnpike looks good and in delays or problems the

northeast extension heading to the poconos. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans new back to you. >> enjoy your weekend. speaking of traffic with millions of people hitting the roads gas prices have taken another dip. according to triple a a gallon of regular gas is $2.16 in new jersey, down 6 cents from last week and 1.20 from this time last year. taking a look at the rest of the the area delaware drivers are paying 2.32. here in pennsylvania higher a gallon of regular gas cost you 2.48. how important is having a constant connection to the internet? well, for many these days it is a job requirement, right? but as three on your side consume are reporter jim donovan found more and more auto makers are equipping cars to wifi to stay connect to the road. >> reporter: bill eagle's car functions as his mobile office. when he bought a a new vehicle he throughout twice about getting this in car wifi. >> i thought it would be sill

toy spend an extra $20 a month on something that i do not need. then i realized it could be an absolute asset. >> reporter: now bill starts up his car, his wifi pass word is saved in the system so his electronics automatically hook up to a encrypted connection. he checks e-mails, send proposals and catches up on his favorite television shows between appointments. >> i believe having that the wifi is much more reliable then cell signal. >> reporter: how does it work in car wifi works by having proper equipment installed and then cell modem in the vehicle that will send out a hot spot and at that spot you hook up your lab top, tablet or computer and ready to go. >> reporter: car connectivity ranges from 3g to the faster 4g. l gt and you have to pay for data awe use. beside hooking up your electronics to the car signal in the future the bigger benefit would be having the car link to dealers and auto makers. >> the fact that the carries

connect to the web will allow it to get updates from manufacturer, receive diagnostic information and communicate with the outside world something that the vehicle was not able to do. >> prices of the data a a range on how much you use and your providers. some coverage comes free when you buy the car, but this vary by auto maker. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. in other consumer news a big announcement from apple is set for wednesday. so many people are wondering what will it this be year. they speculate that apple could announce an upgrade of the iphone or introduce a larger i pad pro. tech check boards are busing that talk with apple may introduce a new operating system that could allow users to completely bypass pop up ads and commercials, that would be nice. that is exciting.

first time since 1941, temple owls beat penn state 27-ten

during yesterday's season oner. tonightly lie opposite won 39 straight games over the owls but that winning streak is now over, and you can bet temple fans, they are excited. >> a little excited. to celebrate the owls big win, we just love this bakery, they made this temple pizza for us. >> so cool. >> so we have to tilt it up so you can see this. >> how cool is that. >> a tell. t. >> isn't that awesome. >> you know what is even better. >> what is that. >> we can eat some of it. >> i know, they brought us two pies that we can get our hand on right this second. is he big thanks to steve, for making the trick from collegeville to deliver, this bad boy here to the cbs philly studios. >> congratulation is we necessity there are penn state fans out there. >> we're sorry about that but, sorry about the loss, so congratulations. >> i have to say i was practicing with the temple owls this past week, so that might have helped. >> maybe they learned from

some of your moves. >> actually, no, i kind of screwed things up for them but it turns out they won in the even. that is all that matters, kyla. quick check of the forecast as we eat. >> it will be beautiful today, gorgeous day, we will warm up than monday, nine's for tuesday and wednesday, stormy weather. they will we will have another kick of heat. i like saying september sizzle will. >> sound nice. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now we are signing off on television, and log on to cbs philly.com. make it a great day. happy labor day weekend. we will see you next week. sunday morning is next, cheers. >> that is delicious. you can save over 500 bucks when you switch to progressive. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪

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