this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good morning , this labor day will be a hot one. how hot will it get and how long will it stick smashed. >> thousands packed the parkway for the made in america festival val. crews are working to clean it all up as fast as possible, more on the progress being made overnight. >> this will have your skin crawling. >> this appears to be bed bugs on a septa bus. the changes the transit agency is already making. just makes your skin crawl, right? good morning, it is tuesday, december 7th, happy labor day, i'm erika von tiehl. we check in with justin and meisha with the latest on the roads and also our forecast, good morning, guys.

>> yes, labor day, monday, we ' rock stars. if we have to say so ourselves. jessica, good morning. >> good news, weather is quiet. young what we want for a holiday, and if you are loving the summer weather, you will love this weather if you have beach or pool plans today, looking great. outside, still comfortable, some suburbs waking to up 57 gross in allentown at this hour, warm nerve philadelphia, 07 at the airport, south jersey checks in in the low 60s this hour, there are the suburbs, mid 50's, quakertown, mid 60s in willow grove. dew point temperatures gauge how much moisture is in the air, humidity starting to come up, real pleasant on yesterday, and saturday, but now, starting to see that increase in numbers. so little more humidity around this afternoon, but over all still not bad day. nice and quiet on storm scan3, looks good, if you have your outdoor plans, pack your un screen, seeing a lot of sunshine today. temperatures starting to warm up, approaching the 09 degrees mark, once again, and little

by little that humidity increases, over the next few days, so let's break it down for you, full sunshine throughout your entire labor day mid seven's around 9:00. mid 80s at lunchtime. afternoon highs topping off around 90 degrees for philadelphia, so here's your labor day region planner. eighty-two at the shore, looking good, nice breeze coming in off the water, the poconos warming up, as well, high of 83 degrees, it does get hotter in the seven day forecast, we'll talk about that in a few minutes, and our next chance of rain, first we have to check out the roads. here's meisha with a look at the traffic. >> good morning, justin, sounds like you'll have nice calm day in the world of weather, hopefully in traffic, as women. look at this, yikes, this is the vine eastbound at eighth street. there is nothing out there, right? little bit of movement. hopefully this remains this way, although we know everyone will be coming back today. going to work tomorrow, we might see levels build. we move toward the morning, see where we did have the first accident of the morning. now since cleared. this is the walt whitman

bridge. again, that's been cleared. wouldn't cause any slow downs because it is so quiet out on the roadways, look at this for those of you coming in from jersey. approach 295, just so quiet, this is so nice, for any of you just leaving your homes now thinking about hitting roadways, do it now. you are in great company. and all of the road closures for the made in america festival open tomorrow. erika, over to you. >> meisha, thank you. whether you are down at the shore or here in the city check out fun events happening this labor day, up from for the whole family right on our website cbsphilly.com. what a way to end summer, tens of thousands of people jammed the ben franklin parkway for the final night of the made in america festival. and now, we've had our fun, time to clean up. check in with "eyewitness news" reporter just xfinity. live along the parkway. how is it looking out there? good morning. >> good morning, right on the eakin's oval right here. year four of the festival. organizers know how to put on

a show, now how to take it down. just behind us here we've been watching this mantle there is stage behind us, one of five, that must come down, and there is now concert, clean upgoing on here on the parkway. the rest of the clean up is the old-fashioned casino, broom pushing, we saw several dozen people doing that here on the oval. others are bagging up trash to hall off. also seen several other workers, dis assemble roseanne rose of event tents, the work area here, spans, from near the art museum steps, parkway, by the entrances by 20th and 21st streets, even 22 streets, as many as 70,000 people per day of the two day music festival made their way here, to the area we are told, for the 60 acts took the stage this year, of course, including beyonce, who closed out saturday to standing room crowds. of course, those big crowds mean big, big messes. and back out here live, we did speak to few of the workers here, who tell us that they've been here since about

midnight, as for how long they'll be on the clock, they say, that will be until the job is done. take a look now, you will see they are doing pretty good job. when we first got here bottles of trash all over the grassy area here for the most part looks to be clear. what's now left to do? they have to breakdown all of these event tents over here. they are also lots of portapotties, that have to go, as well, no one wants that job. also, too, to help hall away unused beer that was not touched by crowds at all over the two day weekend. there are tents full that far beer, that has to get out of here, budweiser is one of the sponsors. live here from the parkway, erika, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, doing great job out there, thank youment right now, a warning is probably not something you want to see here as you are headed to your breakfast table. septa rider has shared photo what he claims are bed bugs. shared this on social media. shared over 10,000 times, in just couple of days.

robert roberts junior says he was in the back of a route six bus friday evening, in the olney area. he saw the bed bugs, told the driver, and fellow passengers. >> i was like oh, wow, i let everybody on the bus, yo, this bus god bed bugs. everybody got off the bus and they ran. so that's how that went. >> what we did is we located all of the buses, that could have been in that area at that time. we found three. we took those off the street. we're going to fume gate them immediately. >> septa says it can't confirm if they were in fact bed bugs, but they do say they clean their buses every day. transit agency says it is changing material on the bus seats so they won't have to deal with issues like that. >> we're learning more this morning about the condition of the only survivor of shoot that happened during a live television interview. new pictures were posted of vicky gardner sitting up there and smiling from her facebook recovery page. the shooting happened last month at roanoke, virginia. gardner was shot during live

interview with wdbj reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward. parker and ward died during that attack. gardner is expected to be released from the hospital soon. kim davis, the kentucky county letter jailed, has filed appeal. thursday judge found davis in contempt of court and lock her up. davis objects to same sex marriage on religious grounds. she stopped issuing all marriage licenses in june after the supreme court legalized gay marriage. davis is a elected official so she can't be fired. her attorneys say they are client had no plans to resign. and, syrian refugees continue flooding into europe, benjamin netanyahu has announced his country will build a fence to keep them out. israel has already gun build that fence along it eastern border with jordanment netanyahu has sadist ray sell too small to take in any more

refugees. how much, israeli opposition leader herzog, countered netanyahu by saying israel should continue to take in limited number of syrians. >> turning now to campaign 2016, challenging numbers this morning, for democratic presidential candidate, in the polls she is down while bernie saunders surges ahead for the first time. saunders travels to manchester, new hampshire today riding the wave of good news. clinton is currently under fire for questions about her private e-mail service while she was secretary of state. if the presidential election were held today, saunders would beat clinton 41% to 32%. >> i've always thought this was going to be a competitive primary and i welcome that. >> i think the secretary's people are getting nervous without the energy and entheusiasm a campaign is bringing for the. >> meanwhile, vice president biden is still mulling over

whether he wants to join the race. his aids say he will make a decision by the end of the month. there is much more to come here on "eyewitness news", some scary moment at indianapolis zoo when a cheetah is missing from the enclosure, how the big cat got out and how the zoo responded. tim tebow was let go, but the eagles have a third string quarterback. you probably haven't heard this guy's name. more on the players to the team. >> we've seen beautiful cup epp of days. heat is back along with the humidity. justin takes look at just how long it will last on this labor day. good morning.

>> in southern california, the coast guard is is her clinic for a whale tangled in hundreds of feet of fishing line. the 80-foot mammal hasn't been seen since rough seas forced rescue tears stop their efforts on friday. a spokesman for noah says people should stay 1,000 feet away from that whale if they spot it and alert the coast guard right away.

>> also, a cheetah exhibit at the indianapolis zoo remain closed this morning after a cheetah managed to escape. the adult cheetah got out of its enclosure yesterday morning, spurring hour long walk down while staff found and tranquilized the animal. they're trying to figure out how she escaped. peacock escape, no big deal. boy, cheetah's start escaping, justin, people start getting nervous. >> nothing scar bye the forecast, though. >> beautiful day yesterday. hoping for more of the same today. what do you think? >> it will get hotter, people don't mind it, people still hanging out the pool, backyard, shore one more day, looks pretty good. >> end of summer. >> that's right, but we'll keep the summer forecast going. here's our headlines. what's expected the next few days, a lot of sunshine, heat, humidity, start to return. we will talk about yes, some rain in the forecast, been a while, but does return. now, that thing is really this week is the temperatures. they'll be really heating up. average heist of 81. well wolf that this week,

today up around 90 degrees. we peak tuesday, wednesday, by the end of the week we try to cool it down little bit. but, still, at or slightly above average. 07 degrees at the airport right now. cool 57 up in allentown, so we do have pleasant start to this labor day morning. but, temperatures should rapidly heat up once we get the full sunshine out. there are coastal temperatures all over the place. we do have more of northwest winds in ocean city coming in at 72 degrees with the land breeze. more of sea breeze in cape may coming in at 59. depends where you are. now, how is it going to feel today? little more on the humid side. but nothing terrible just yet. tomorrow you'll really feel the difference, tuesday call it steamy, then that oppressive fuel returns to our air mass for wednesday. and thursday as we're in the core of the hot and humid conditions. storm scan3, nice and quiet. good travel day, a lot of people headed back home, maybe you're he can tending your holiday weekends one more day, looks good. rain chances zero today, zero tomorrow, zero wednesday. to up 50% on thursday which is some good news. not much happening on the

future weather model. very quiet. few afternoon clouds may pop up from time to time. this evening looks good. maybe have the outdoor barbeque planned, no problems. tuesday, through the day, mostly sunny skies, so here's your forecast, warming up today, mostly sunny up around 9 degrees, southwest winds, tonight mostly clear, muggy, low of around 71, and here is your shore forecast, looking at low 80s, for the afternoon high, under mostly sunny skies, and the extended forecast looking at the sixth heatwave of the summer season possibly with the rain coming in thursday and friday. erika, back over to you. >> thanks, justin. the eagles have signed a third string card quarterback after trading matt barkley releasing tim tebow. new quarterback is steven morris, out of the university of miami. morris was signed by the jaguires as a rookie free agent last year. he has not yet played in a nfl game. >> and, now that the eagles have assembled their roster, their active roster, they've announced their practice squad for 2015, most notable names on the list defensive end

ryan, running back raheem, safety, ed reynolds, linebacker skinner. >> the phillies open series against the braves tonight in south philadelphia. the braves have lost their last 12 games straight. yesterday against the red sox, fenway park, the phillies fell behind in the first inning, and just never got back into it. dave ortiz, two-run shot, put the socks up two-nothing, they went onto win six-two, homerun number 497 of ortiz's career. the phils are swept over the weekends for the 11th time this season. >> over to the u.s. open now, it will be quarterfinal showdown tomorrow between the williams' sisters, serena defeated madison yesterday at the billie jean king tennis center in queens. sabrina ranked number one in the world and could win a calendar year grand-slam with a victory in the open. now win that serena will have to beat her sister venus. venus won in straight sets to advance to her first us open

quarterfinals since 2010. tomorrow's match will be the 27th time the williams sisters have faced one another over their career. should be great match. >> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", row say is making a name for itself in the wine world. tell you why serious drink verse embraced the once snubbed wine. first, what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. my name's hillary. i was born on september 11, 2001. i know a lot of people who go to my school and lost their parents or other family members in 9/11. i would hope people can realize how much the world has grown. doing something good makes me realize i have the power to change things. this 9/11 day, remember to do one good deed.

here is one more look at your headlines this morning. clean up underway this morning after this weekend's made in america festival. tens of thousands of people jammed the parkway this weekend, for the two day concert. sixty-two band performed on five stages. quite the event. >> also, a photo shared by septa rider shows what he claims are bed bugs on the seats there. robert roberts, jr., says he was in the back of a route six bus friday night in the olney or oregon area. septa says it, can't confirm if they are in fact bed bugs,

this they add they clean their buses every day. transit agencies say changing the material on the bus seats so they won't have to deal with issues like this in the future. bernie sanders pulling ahead in the polls. the democratic candidate for president is the new -- is in new hampshire today, with voters favoring saunders to clinton 41 to 42%. hillary clinton has been struggling getting past the controversy surrounding the use of her private e-mail server during the time she was secretary of state. >> some cucumbers contribute in the new jersey are now part of a national recall for salmonella. andrews and williams son fresh produce of san diego has voluntarily recalled it limited edition cucumber brand. recalling those cucumbers after salmonella outbreak that sickened nearly 300 people in 27 state. health officials suggest talking to your produce manager to see if those cucumbers are a part of this recall group. >> right now, 4:49. and many wine drink remembers looking forward to enjoying

the last few days of summer with a bottle of nice cold rose. serious wine drinkers used to turn their knows up at the thought of it, as jill wagner reports, becoming so popular, retail remembers struggling to keep it on shelves. >> reporter: at the vineyards in the hampton's, fields every grapes go into making their most popular wine, rose. so what do you think is behind the popularity of rose? >> about the lifestyle. about summer. report report co-owner joey says rose a pick up few years ago, now they sell out by the end of the summer. >> each year making more? >> every year we're in the going to sell out this year. not like insecurity, but we can't believe we could sell out of that much wine but we do every year. >> reporter: wine spectator james says rose is making nationwide come back. thirty years ago, rose's were made cheap, and sweet, and started to lose popularity. >> it was not considered a serious wine, it is nos red,

it is not white, men don't want it drink rose, really that's all disappeared, as the quality of rose has gotten better. >> reporter: today's versions crisp, drier, americans are buying it. from 2012 to 2014us sales jumped 80%. even brad pitt and angelina jolie are getting in on the act. the couple started their own french rose a in 2012. the wine now popular among men, some giving it the nickname brrose. >> you don't have to know a lot about it, it goes with everything. >> sales are expected to go even higher. that's has him looking at boosting production again next year. jill wagner, cbs new

>> 4:53, i call these bowling alley road days, bowling, because there are no cars out there you. >> nailed t you couldn't have said it bertment that's absolutely what it is. oddly enough we do have an accident, 95 southbound at cottman two, right lanes block. yes, not going to cause any slow downs, even though we do have this crash. you'll see the flashing lights. you may even see a brake light. that's just people kind of being knows i, taking a peak at what's going on, not going to cause any slow downs as i said. ben franklin bridge, take a look at this. exactly what erika just said. it is like a bowling lane. look at this. i mean, we might see a car or two if we're lucky, so, i don't even think i need to say that everyone is traveling on posted speeds because clearly, that would be the case. another accident in center city, tenth and south street. no delays at all whatsoever here. and, new falls scheduled for septa and new jersey transit start yesterday. make sure to check all of your local listings, for both septa, new jersey transit and patco has a special schedule for today, as well.

justin, i don't know how it is looking in weather. i have a hinting suspicion just as calm as in the world of travel. >> he can actually, why waste your time in the car today? i mean, it will be beautiful outside. it is a holiday. get outside. enjoy. yes, little hot but hey, calling this unofficial end of the summer season, needs to be hot today it hang out at the pool or the shore. very quiet throughout the mid-atlantic, again, travel conditions again going to be looking good later today a loft people heading home from the mountains or the shore, or just chilling at home outside, looks great. temperatures comfortable in the suburbs, really have some 50's, 60s, to about 70 degrees for center city. that sunshine will go to work this afternoon heating up pretty quick. poolside forecast if you are hanging at home or the local pool, nine the degrees, uv index still very high this time of year, make sure to have the sun block with mostly sunny skies, and the warm temperatures just last throughout the evening hours, as well. so, throughout the entire day, it is good. so, again, even the phillies game tonight, no problems,

first pitch coming in 7:05 with eight a degrees. we'll have the seven day forecast coming up in a little bit. back to you. >> stories our sister station "kyw news radio" of yo 1006 are following. working on program to help create jobs in order to increase the poverty rate. new jersey officials insist there is no drought in the state despite the lack every rain we've had lately. pennsylvania governor tom wolf's administration has completed transfigure former governor corbett's healthy pennsylvania program, to an expanded traditional medicaid program. check in two, three, four times a day on news radio 1060 on your a.m. dial. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we are live on the parkway where clean up continues after the made in america festival. also ahead, rip countries being at the shore. where the beaches have turned deadly this holiday weekends. and, the dentist at the sent. err of the cecil the lion

from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all over, but the clean up. work remembers busy this labor day, clearing up trash left behind from the two day music festival, more on that in a moment. speaking of labor day, justin is here with your forecast, we look live at center city from our cbs-3 studios, for many people, just the last chance to dip your toast in the ocean, and enjoying the last few moments every summer. >> and listen to this, shake up at the polls. we have the latest numbers. they're showing that vermont senator bernie saunders, he is pulling ahead of hillary clinton in the democratic presidential race. >> good morning, it is monday, september 7th. happy labor day. i'm err vai von tiehl. let's check in with justin and meisha final feels like the last day of summer labor day.

good morning, guys. >> good morning, certainly does, doesn't it, justin? so quiet. >> yes, little depressing thinking about summer coming to an end. you know what? it is still officially summer for at least another two and a half weeks. >> there you go. >> so dealing with summer weather, too. it is not going away any time soon. enjoy it if you like the heat and humidity. outside, we go across the river, in palmyra, new jersey, palmyra cove nature park, looking at center city, see the buildings and light. humidity not that bad just yet. but that will be changing over the next 12-24 hours. temperature wise, looking pretty good at the airport, 07 degrees, but the suburbs cooling off nicely, mid 50's, up in allentown, berks county, quakertown coming in at 55 degrees, palmyra itself at 67. visibility, looking pretty good, few areas of patchy fog, especially near the coastline, down to 7-mile visibility in dover, delaware, overall that's pretty good. so travel is looking okay. storm scan3, nice and quiet. and that's how it will stay for this labor day, breakdown hour by hour, mid