>> are the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> two people injured during a overnight shooting in olney. what led up to that shooting and the conditions of those victims. also, day two of what's expected to be heatwave hitting our area. just how hot it is expected to get today and when we'll see some cooler weather in site. >> and if you're interested in seeing pope francis speak at independence hall during the papal visit, today is your first chance, we will tell you where and how to get ticket for that special event. good morning, today is tuesday, september 8th, i'm erika von tiehl. hundreds of schools head back to class today including philadelphia public schools, perhaps the easiest day to get the kids out of bed, meisha a i know your girls are heading back today, too. >> i think the parents are all secretly cheering, so happy.

>> stop looking at that, justin. >> i was always bummed going back to l scores the end of the summer, but it will be a warm one, tough to go into school today when still dealing with summer weather, you may want to be outside, hang at the pool. cranking out these 09 agree days. we hit 09 degrees, day one of our sixth heatwave of the season, average highs 81. that makes it our 35th, 90-degree day. still dealing with some 60s to the north in allentown, wilmington, delaware, also still in the 60s as well as suburbs, mt. holly, new jersey, quakertown, all chilling out mid to upper 60s, now the story the humidity, starting to crank up. dew point temperatures running hi, upper 60s to around 70. that's indicating more tropical air mass, when in the 50's when it is comfortable. not seeing that happening. dry on storm scan3, no threat of any rain today. breaking down your temperatures through the morning, sunshine will quickly go to work. heating up to the mid 80s by

lunchtime. temperatures up around 09 degrees by lunchtime, our daytime high, low 90s for philadelphia, mid 80s down at the shore as well as in the poconos, and stays hot to the middle of the week. also talking about needed rain chances in the forecast. first we hit the roads with meisha. good morning. >> good morning, justin, i just in the dollars your tie matches my dress. >> look at that. >> you got the memo. >> yep. >> good morning, you guys, and welcome back after the labor day weekend. sure was a good one, it was so fast, still dark out, still very early. you can see, it will be light traffic through the 4:00 hour. we will of course now that everyone is kind of back in the swing of things hitting roadways again, we will see level start to increase as we move into the 5:00 hour. vine westbound ramp to the parkway is closed right now. i'll let you know if we see changes on that, be aware of. that will ben franklin bridge, you can see that far right lane moving from jersey into center city now open. so look at this. everyone kind of enjoying that extra lane finally. the ben franklin bridge looking good, so coming from jersey, 95, southbound by the

airport, heads light moving in the southbound direction. you can see looking good, but just kind of steady flow of headlights moving southbound again, that's right around the airport. then i back out of the way so you can see this, made in america festival, so we had a lot of road closures, all scheduled to open today. sometime around 5:00 a.m. of course i will let you know it they do in fact open by 5:00 a.m. erika, over to you. >> thank you. violence erupt overnight if philadelphia's olney neighborhood. an argument ends in gunfire. this morning, one man is fighting for his life and woman is in stable condition. we want to check in with "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch in olney with the latest story. justin, good morning. >> erika, good morning, detective do have a man in custody, more on that coming up. at this hour, police say, another man is fighting for his life as you said. woman is now recovering from being shot four times. let's take you now to video from overnight, at the scene here. police say, several 911 calls came in to them overnight.

report of two people shot, off of fifth and olney. that's where police found 24 year old woman shot four times, twice in her stomach, and twice in her leg. twenty-two year old man was found shot once in his chest. and he was unconscious. witnesses say, this was the end after fight that began inside the bar, that spilled out onto the streets. those victims were taken to einstein medical center. near the scene, police did see a man running from that shooting area. officers did catch up to him on 500 block of elkins, where they saw him throw a way a gun, well, police found the gun and also found him trying to hide. he was later taken in. >> at this time we don't know if, in fact, this is the shooter or one of the shooters. but necessary custody, transport today northwest detective, due to the fact while fleeing from police he he threw a gun down on the highway. >> that suspect again was brought here to northwest

detective. he is believed to be about 25 years old. reportedly he was not as first being cooperative. at last check the male shooting victim in critical condition. that woman said to be in stable condition. police say they are looking forward to getting lot of video evidence nearby. there are crime cameras from police, and also, there are several private and home and business cameras, as well as cameras inside the bar, and outside of the bar where that fight and shooting took place. we are live from northwest detective, i'm justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", erika? >> justin, thank you for. that will right now 4:35 the countdown continues, pope francis arrives in philadelphia in just 18 days, almost here, happening today, take us for the pope's event on independence mall, they'll be made available. 10,000 tickets will be on line starting at noon, first come, first serve. sign up for tickets at the world meeting of families website. >> as we get closer to the pope's arrival, septa has

advice for those looking for ticket. you don't need to go to a scalper to get one. hunks of people on ebay and craigslist trying to sell tickets for up to $40. that's four times the phrase value. keep in mind ticket aren't sold out. septa urging those interested in a ticket to just visit their website, pay the standard rate of just $10 for a ticket. >> investigators are trying to find out what caused a crash involving attacks i cab that struck and killed two pedestrians in center city philadelphia. amanda, of phoenixville, and brian body of baltimore, were crossing broad street arch street when the taxi struck them around 4:30 yesterday morning. the driver with the rosemont cab company did stop. >> the good thing here is he didn't lever the scene. so we have a lot more than we would have for all of those that do leave. he did the right thing.

>> the cab driver went to the hospital with chest pains, police say there were no passengers in the cab at the time, no charges had been filed. >> lawyers for the kentucky commercial who refused it issue marriage licenses to same sex couples, has been in jail since last thursday, after she ignored a judge's order to issue a license. she object to same sex marriage for religious reasons. crowds will gather again today outside the jail to show support spore davis. >> minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion said to return to his dental practice today. walter palmer made headlines when he hunted and killed cecil back in july. palmer still disputes accounts of the african hunt. he maintains the kill was legal in zimbabwe. he said if he had known the lion was important to the country woe not have killed him. president obama has signed an executive order requiring paid sick leave for employees of federal contractors.

he signed the order during a major union rally in boston yesterday. >> requiring federal contractors an allow employees to work on our contract to earn up to seven paid sick days a year. this will give about 300,000 americans sick leave for the first time. >> labor day gesture to workers comes as president obama tries to smooth over tensions over his new trailed deals with asia and europe. >> ran up might say the allegany county labor day parade with much entheusiasm. as many asked him will he run for president. while speaking with union leaders and steel workers, he addressed the big question but still wouldn't say if he's running. i have to talk to my wife about that. i've got to talk to my wife about that. >> new pole shows biden faring

better than hillary clinton and jeb bush in a hypothetical head-to-head match up f biden decides to run, he will need to raise money quickly. labor unions have traditionally supported democrats, giving $61 million to the party in 2012. >> still ahead this morning, on "eyewitness news", a bush fire burns in burlington county, new jersey, this morning. we'll update you on the firefighters progress, and if any home are in danger. also, the heatwave continues today. just how hot it will get, when we'll see some cooler temperatures on this day when so many kids are heading back to school. good morning. we'll

>> a major forest fire is burning in burlington county new jersey. chopper three over the scene in woodlands township last night. look at those flames. in is the area of wood mans road route of north 72. that fire has burned over the county line into ocean county. fire crews are working through the night trying to contain it while doing their best to keep it under a thousand acres.

fortunately, there are no homes or structures in danger right now. that fire is about 15% contained. and just so unfortunate, justin, because such a dry day, no rain on the way. not what firefighters need to hear this morning. >> this past month we really haven't had in rain. month of august, one rain officially in philadelphia, so down few inches. so we could use some rain. we have some in the forecast, but nothing coming up today. maybe later tomorrow see some showers. but it will be hot and humid. hot day heading back to school. dealing with our potential heatwave number six of the season, yesterday we did hit 90 degrees, today, we should make it into the lower 90s, still potentially seeing the nine the agree temperatures continuing into wednesday, with a lot of humidity around, so we keep the summer like feel in our forecast, really, up for the next few days. 60s in some of the cool spots, much warmer than yesterday morning. dealing with some 50's, nice start to the labor day, but now different story. 07 degrees in trenton this hour. southwest wind, bringing in the heat and humidity, temperatures along the coast, in the 60s, to lower 70s, the

comfort index, not looking too good. dew point, is pretty high right now. at 67 degrees, you want to be in the 50's, that's when it is comfortable. so feeling steamy right now. that's going to be the trend, eventually, may start to feel oppressive as we head into the region later tonight, and certainly, on wednesday, possibly into thursday, as well. storm scan3, nice and quiet. so again, no threat of any rain. so that's a problem for that wild fire going on. we do have front way to the west over the midwest it, will take its time to get here. when it does it, will bring needed rain in the forecast, again, rain chances at a zero today. we bump it up as we head to wednesday, late in the day, could be isolated shower, storm, better chance thursday, that will be the wettest day with some widespread showers, thunderstorms. dry today, outdoor plans looking good, travel maybe extending holiday weekend one more day, really no issues, into tomorrow, some clouds start to move in. could be isolated shower or storm coming in during the afternoon into the evening hours. but today, lot of sunshine, hot, humid, check it out, 92 degrees for the afternoon

temperature, tonight warm and muggy, mostly clear, the ac will be cranking, 74 degrees, and your shore forecast today, even heating up there, we will be mid 80s, ocean water temperatures upper 70sment like i said, sixth heatwave of the season, 90 degrees through wednesday, then the showers arrive for thursday. then we cool down into the 80s, upper 70s for the weekends. >> upper 70s? my goodness. >> let's talk sports right now. phillies and braves play again tonight in south philadelphia after record break being night at the ballpark, not a record you want to break. only 15,000 in change showed up for last night eights battle between the two worse teams in baseball. that was the all time lowest attendance for a game at citizens bank park. aaron harang allowed five runs, five innings, braves beat the phils seven to two. over to the eagles now, they have the day off today they prepare for monday night's prime time season opener against the falcons in atlanta we're learning little more about the eagles new third string quarterback. steven morris.

the 23 year old was un drafted out of miami, in 2013. but hook up with the jacksonville jaguires, then cut after the pre-season, from sister sport radio station wip has the scouting report for you. >> reporter: biggest asset, he has very good arm, real strong arm. and he's got some mobility wouldn't say that he is a great runner, but he's enough of a runner that can get out of trouble, get out of the pact, get to the edge, make some plate, the one characteristic about steven morris that miami was, he was wildly inconsistent. >> and the honors continue for the temple owls after their first win over penn state in more than 07 years. owls linebacker tyler was named the american athletic conference defensive player of the week. he had three sacks in the owls 27 to ten win. temple played at cincinnati on saturday night. congratulations. >> still ahead this morning on

eyewitness new, the cost of glass is going up. we'll tell you the big impact that's making on the city. jill wagner has the story ahead. first, what's ahead tonight on cbs-3.

>> philadelphia police investigating shooting in olney. a man and woman were shot outside after bar at fifth and olney after midnight. necessary extremely critical condition. we're told she is in stable condition. police are questioning a man they believe to be the shooter. also, starting at noon today, ticket for the pope's event on independence mall will be made available. 10,000 tickets will be up for grabs on line at the world meeting of families website. their first come first serve. and lawyers for the kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples, they filed appeal in federal court. kim davis has been in jail

since last thursday after she ignored a judge's order to issue a license. she object to same sex marriage for religious reasons. right now, it is 4:49. time to see what's coming up in the world of business. the market back open today after the holiday weekend, money watch's jill wagner joins us now from the new york stock exchange, jill, nice long weekend. what are investors watching today at work? >> definitely be keeping an eye on the asian markets, and unfortunately, they mostly fell including the volatile market in china. now there is came after some disappointing economic data about chinese exports, and the japanese economy, on friday, the us markets finished lower, closing out yet another wild up and down week. so, erika, what will this week bring? i guess we'll see in a few hours. >> hopefully some more calm. here's hoping, jill. now, this is interesting. we heard the cost of building sky scrape is her getting sky high because of shortage of glass. what is behind this? >> that's right.

many glass makers went out of business during the financial crisis. but now developers are building office towers, and apartment buildings, at the fastest rate in decades. so, the wall street journal reports, that there is a glass shortage, and it is adding millions of dollars to the cost of new buildings and even stopping some project mid-way through construction. pretty interesting. >> yes, all right, jill, thank you. we'll see you later on this morning. coming up after the break, a check on traffic and weather together as a lot of children head back to school today. head back to school today. we'll be r head back to school today. we'lmy 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.

>> we cannot wait for. >> this tonight is the big premiere of the late show with stephen colbert right here on cbs-3. almost show time. here is a live look right now from outside the historic ed sullivan theatre in new york city t has been renovated on the inside actually restored back to its 1927 theater.

our jan carabeo is at the ed sullivan theater and we will be speaking with her about the big debut coming up in just a few minute, so excited. late show with stephen colbert debuts right after "eyewitness news" at 11:00, twirls and all, also told that tonight's show will run long, so in case you dvr the show extend the dvr record so you don't miss any of the laughs. 4:53. we will check in with meisha. see how the roads are looking. >> things are looking really nice, everyone kind of back to work, welcome back by the way, kids are going back to school. so we will start to see levels pick up as we push into the 5:00 had your. right now, enjoy these open roadways while we've got them. the vine, westbound ramp to the parkway is closed. i will let you know when that reopens. but just make note that far for those of you traveling in and around the area. also, the ben franklin bridge, westbound, construction, that far right lane, that we had been -- we had lost for so long for those of you coming into jersey in center city now opened. so you can see, i mean, everyone traveling at posted

speeds at this hour. just make note. you will be able to enjoy the extra right lane that's been closed for so long. and because of that, patco, now has new schedules, it is now running smoothly in both directions again. both directions are now open, and also, a new septa schedule, take a lock at this, a lot is going on for the mass transit checklist this morning. and also, because of the made in america festival that we had, which was such a great time, all of the road closures we had are scheduled to open today by 5:00 a.m. i'm keep you posted on. that will so justin, busy morning with everyone back to work, back to school a lot to update them on. >> good news for the weather, though, pretty quiet. it will be hot. do you have dress for some hot weather, in the middle of the potentially sixth heatwave of the season, but good driving conditions this morning, with the clear skies out there right now. quarter moon. check out the sky, as well. temperatures, pretty mild, upper 60s to the mid 70s across the reporting station, so different start than what we had on labor day morning. there is storm scan3, nice and quiet. high pressure over the

mid-atlantic, blocking any storms from developing, so we'll keep skies closely clear through the morning, a lot of sunshine this afternoon. heading to the ballpark tonight, check out the braves phillies first pitch. it will be warm one. 87 degrees, humid, might be good night for the long ball. so not good night for the pitchers. and ninth inning on the ride home still muggy, in the upper 70s, under mostly clear skies. so again, forecast highs today up around 92 degrees, with a lot of sunshine, heat, humidity around, it is muggy, lows only dropped to the mid 70s around center city, cooler in the suburbs, extended forecast keeping it hot, humid through wednesday, then needed rain returns on thursday, some widespread showers, storms, look at that for the weekends, we dry out, cools down little bit, temperatures back into the low 80s, possibly even upper 70s, haven't said that in a while. so little something for everyone, that seven day forecast, erika, back to you. >> justin, thank you. here is a look at stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 is following. cell phone companies have spent millions of dollars upgrading their services in

anticipation of the papal visit. but customers who attended the made in america concert this past weekend, they say the changes didn't help much. >> also, part of the application process for marriage license in bucks county can now be done on line and is expected to save couples a lot of time too. >> and, some charter and suburban schools have already started their school years, but today's the first day for nearly 140,000 student in the philadelphia school district, welcome back to class, guys. check in two, three, four times a day "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. coming up in the next hour, liver outside the ed sullivan theater, anticipation is growing for the premiere of stephen colbert's late show. it will be great. then days after two high school football players are accused of intentionally targeted that referee, their school district is speaking out. >> and, a four year old boy and his dog rescued from a w hear from authorities on their effort to save them. all of that and more when we co

argument in neighborhood bar spills outside, erupting in gunfire t results in two people shot. we're live with the latest thon overnight violence. also, new this morning, a four year old boy and his dog are rescued from a well. hear those cheers. hear from authorities who worked for several hours to free them. >> and, a live look right now, at the ed sullivan theater up in new york, it is where the beatles took the stage where letterman spent decades. and now, the stephen colbert era begins. we're live with a preview for you. good morning, it is tuesday, september 8th, i'm erika von tiehl. the other headline, kids going back to school today, a loft

them, thousands across the area. >> so crazy, one of the morning producers telling me how he went to do some last minute school shopping, and there was a christmas aisle set up. >> too soon. >> right? isn't that crazy? yes, tis the season. how is the weather looking? 90s, justin? >> casino of not fair, though. going back to school, still feeling like summer. coming off the labor day weekend, tough to get back to work as well. at least we will be dry today. so, you don't have to deal with any rain this afternoon. but yet, get used to the humidity, sticking around for couple of more days. right now, it is pretty warm. low seven's, in philadelphia, still some suburbs, in the 60s, but little bit more muggy. you can feel the difference once you step outside. seventy-three palmyra, new jersey, to the north in quakertown, sitting at 63 degrees. not much after wind. calm or maybe 5 miles per hour out of the southwest, as of now, no big areas of fog to deal with. but some could develop as we head over the next hour or so, but for the most part looking pretty good. visibilities up there. no wet roads to