looking for the driver who hit an officer on a motorcycle and kept going. authorities the distinctive color of the car will help them catch the person responsible. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. hit-and-run happened at the intersection of fourth street and morton avenue in chester. "eyewitness news" reporter david superintendent is live outside crozer compelled chef ho*d hospital where the officer is recovering tonight. david. >> reporter: jessica, i just heard from a police source and they tell me they're still looking for the driver of the car and the car. they're going to search for as long as it takes after all this driver almost killed a police officer and that police officer will spend the night here at the hospital for extra observation. chester police officer daniel hoffman was on his way back to headquarters friday night when a man driving a red or burgundy pontiac hit him then sped off. it all happened on morton avenue across from harrah's casino just before 3:00. >> any time, anyone hits

somebody, has an accident and leave the scene that's very frustrating. >> chester mayor john linder rush to the hospital to see hoffman. >> he joined police commissioner joseph bail. >> the bike went over, went 30 to 40 yards down from where he ended up on the highway. >> reporter: by the time paramedic got to the scene, the driver was long gone. >> those motorcycles are full size harley david sops. you can't miss the fact of the lights and everything on that motorcycle. >> reporter: commissioner bail told "eyewitness news" hoffman is a 15-year veteran of the force and investigates accidents like this one where he became the victim. >> going to take a lot of work for us to find out who did it burt we'll fine out. >> reporter: police are loo looking for a late 99s model pontiac brand free burgundy or dark red with a green hood or trunk. if you have any information call police. i also want to point out they're looking at possible surveillance cameras from surrounding businesses to see if that can help yield any information. we're live tonight in up land,

david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". all right, david, thank you. also in chester, a child pornography raid turns deadly. agents were serving a warrant in the 600 block of highland avenue early this morning. authorities say when they entered the home a man pulled a gun on them and shots were fired. the man was killed. three other suspects were taken into custody. major changes in the weather are ahead for the weekend including the chance of some rain meteorologist kate bilo is the sky deck and kate, what do you think? wash out potential fort weekend. >> not a wash out ukee. tomorrow afternoon showers and storms will roll through and some of those storms could get a little gusty at times so especially for your saturday afternoon and evening, if you have outdoor plans, it's a big season for birthday parties, weddings things like that outdoors. definitely keep an eye on the sky tomorrow as these showers move through. you can see on storm scan3 tracking showers of showers moving from michigan to toronto all the way down into tennessee right now. those showers lifting north and

east. that frontal is weakening but it will pack a punch tomorrow we could see the threat for those afternoon showers and storms. so tomorrow the opposite of today. today starter with clouds and then ended up with sunshine. tomorrow we'll start with sun and end with cloud cover with the clear skies outside right now temperatures are dropping. 65 in millville. 66 in atlantic city and it's 72 degrees right now in philadelphia. so what to expect moving through the weekend. for your saturday sunshine to start the day, then afternoon showers and storms. sunday we're under the influence of low pressure, more clouds than sun and just a chance of a morning show. so hour by hour, your best chance to get outside tomorrow is in the morning. and then by afternoon, the chance for showers and storms scattered but they can be locally heavy i'll have more on that beautiful stretch of weather neck week coming up with the seven day forecast. baaing inside to you. >> kate, see you shorely. thank you world pauses to mark 14 years since the september 11th attacks on america. in new york tonight two twin towers of light shining to the heavens. this is the tribute in light it has become annual remembrance of

those lost. bucks county tonight, a service was held to honor and remember the pennsylvania victims of 9/11. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more from the garden of reflection in lower makefield. ♪ >> reporter: the fountains have stopped at bucks county's memorial garden on the evening of september 11th. the community remembers the 18 bucks county victims killed 14 years ago. as the sunset in lower makefield, their names were re read. >> lorraine sing. united airlines flight 93. >> in moments of tragedy and crisis there is no better place to turn than to our god. hundreds lit candles and said a prayer fort victims and their families remembering their sacrifice. the names of all of the nearly 3,000 victims are etched in the memorial. >> we just pray that everybody remembers this day. >> reporter: james mow stein and her husband felt an

important to commemorate this day as a family. >> we're trying very hard to show our kids who were very young five and two this is an important day in our history and it should be remembered for over. >> reporter: the fountains erupted and crowds quietly paid their respects. earlier in the day, at the gardens of reflection, a bell recounted each time the tower was hit and each building fell. family members like tara bane are still hoping for healing. >> today is always a difficult day but coming here to the garden make it a little easier. the am of community that comes out to support glass for pham family members of the buck county victims it's harder to believe that 14 years a past since not a day has gone by that they've not remembered their loved ones loft. in lower makefield township, i'm diana rocco for cbs3 "eyewitness news". earlier today, at ground zero bells rang and tears fell as family and others gathered to remember. 2,733 people died when both

world trade center towers collapsed. many clutched photos of their loved ones as the names of the victims were read allowed. the president and first lady today observed solemn moment on the south lawn of the white house. secretary of defense ash carter led remembrances at the pentagon every year a large american flag there is unfurled over the side of the building. it was followed by a wreath laying. in shanksville, pennsylvania, at the memorial for united flight 93 the names of passengers and crew were read allowed. the ceremony took place on hill where a new visitor center has been built overlooking the crash site. two weeks from tomorrow pope francis arrives here in philadelphia. his visit to the city of brotherly love is expected to draw hundreds of thousands but tonight, some who practiced a different faith are expressing concern. as our natasha brown tells us the unprecedented security measures for the papal visit and the world meeting of families are at the heart of the issue. >> at this point, he shouldn't be doing this.

if they were going to do it they needed to tell people a month or two ago. >> reporter: city controller alan butkovitz isn't mincing words he's out reached the city's latest announcement on parking restrictions and together enforcement during the papal visit will disrupt the holiest day of jewish calendar, yom kippur. >> it occurs tuesday night september 22nd and wednesday september 23rd. it's a fast day. it's a day for forgiveness. and it is the one day of the year that almost all jews are in synagogue. >> butkovitz fired off this strongly worded letter to mayor nutter on friday voicing concerns from philadelphia's jewish community with the city announcing together enforcement beginning on september 20th inside the traffic box. butkovitz is concerned that congregants won't be able to park at synagogues within restricted areas. >> number one because it will be eliminating on street parking and, number two, it will be forcing neighborhood residents to fill up all the available parking lots. so the plans that congregants

may have about how they'll get to synagogue are totally disrupted. >> reporter: mayor nutter has announced that residents within the secure zones will need to move their vehicles or face together. most vehicles will need to be moved by sunday september 20th but if you have a $20 placard to park in a ppa garage you'll have until until september 24th to move your vehicle. still many in the jewish community are hoping the parking restrictions can be deferred in light of the jewish holiday. >> the only solution that i can see is they defer this off street rule until thursday. >> reporter: well we were able to speak with a spokesperson from the mayor's office a authority time ago. she tells us they've only found one synagogue witness secure vehicle perimeter that would be affected. however, they'll go back and look at this they'll make sure synagogues are work wig paa to make sure they have placards for congregants so they're cars will not be towed. live in spring garden tonight,

natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you. city and tourism leaders are working overtime to make sure people know hotel rooms are still available for the papal events. mayor nutter took to the streets to spread the word earlier today. about 3,000 rooms remain available. and now the tickets have been distributed for the papal events mayor nutter expects people to start firming up plans and make res sr. visions. >> i think you're going to see late decision making being made based on this new new opportunity to have a ticket. we're ready for people. we're planning on once in a generation event. and we're still -- we're still seeing booking. the bookings are coming in. well, booking a room is still an option frameable who want to stay overnight. plans for a francis fields campground in fairmount park were scrapped due to lack of interest. a break through. new treatment for joint pain is being done right here in arrie arriere? >> it doesn't require a long and painful recovery. straight ahead tonight health reporter stephanie stahl takes closer look at this so called

smart patch. she'll show you how it work. plus bears just just want to have fun. see what happened when two cubs try to get into a hospital nothing. >> the weather is turning cooler over the weekend. we have the return of showers to the forecast. it's a cold front headed our way. i'll time out the showers and thunderstorms and tell you just how cool it will get coming up in weather. >> the original friday football frenzy is back. your town, your team, i don't kids on tv don't miss it that's coming up. ♪ ♪traveling through seas of oats and berries ♪ ♪peaches, pumpkin seeds, and cherries ♪ ♪i say to the bowl

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federal prosecutors are dropping charges against a temple university professor accused of trading u.s. secrets with china. xi scene in this university video was charged with four counts of wide fraud in may. he was part of temple's physics department. he was trying to obtain a ground breaking piece of technology to share with china in return for money and prestige. >> campaign 2016 a shake up in

the republican race for president. former texas gov are in rick perry became the first of the 17 candidates to drop out of the race today. he announced his decision in front of a conservative active visit group during a speech in st. louis. perry was barely registering in the polls and his campaign had run into financial problems much this was his second bid for the white house. >> on the health watch tonight, treating injuries with a new kind of implant that enhance the body's natural healing process alternative to surgery that's just arrived in south jersey. health reporter stephanie stahl shows you how it work. >> reporter: carolyn polino stays in shape with regular workouts but over the years her left shoulder ended up in constant pain. >> it really did impact my life great deal. i couldn't even lift my hasn't this way report roar common problem tends in the rotator cuff thin and tear when people are active and with age. >> just progressively got worse where i was losing sleep at night. i couldn't sleep the pain was getting so bad. >> reporter: with traditional

rotator cuff surgery there's often a long and painful recovery. carolyn found alternative with sean mcmillan among the first in the area to new bio induct tiff patch. >> this is minimally invasive technique to place a patch over top of an injured rotator cuff an lot the body to heal over top of it. it actually induce your pay to lay down a new tend over top the previously worn tipped to make the stronger. >> reporter: during surgery the patch is stapled into place and has the new tendon grows it gradually dissolves. >> quicker on patients less recovery, less pain. >> two small incisions in the pack. >> caroline a fourth grade special ed teacher in south jersey was relieved to work out again week after the surgery and excited to be one of first patients to get the new patch. >> i think it's wonderful. it's helped me a great deal and i hope that's correct upping, it's used all the time now. so it can help others. >> reporter: the patch that's made from the achilleas tend of a cow is fda approved and could eventually be used to treat

other tend problems. we have more information on cbsphilly.com click on health and i'll have it on my facebook and twitter feeds. i'm stephanie stahl cbs3 "eyewitness news". it's been a big week of laughs on the new late show with stephen colbert and the jokes will continue tonight. stephen welcomes comedian amy shimmer and author stephen king as well a paul simon band troubled waters much the starts at 11:35 immediately following "eyewitness news" this story might leave i was were smile on your face. another family of bear has taken over a backyard in north jersey. >> ache at a look at this video recorded in warren county. this momma bear and two cubs were having a lot of fun trying to tame that hammock. but they just couldn't figure it out. just last month a different family of bears you may remember hung out in a rock away township swimming pool but they're going get that by george. >> they're going to get up there. that one just did a summer saul over the side. never fear. they'll get on there. >> no doubt about it. >> the bears having summer fun.

hammock, swimming pools. >> rafts. >> now that we've got labor day behind it and now the weather starting to kind of feel like summer might be behind us as well. >> we were just saying friday football frenzy. we're talking fall and maybe a little bit of hint of fall in the weather as well this weekend and you know it's a welcome change for lot of folks. we've had a lot of heat over the past couple of weeks. finally getting rid of the streaks heat and humidity and brying cooler weather in. we have a return to warmer conditions later next week let's start a off with the near term. friday night not bad at all i thought to myself as i walk out on the sky deck just a little bet of a breeze out there, definitely not cold but it's not going to be long now before we need to start grabbing those jackets before we head outside. not long before i'm bundled up in a coat and gloves outside on the sky deck. enjoy these warm summer nights while we've got them. center city looking good. time lapse video in margate the clouds were slow to clear today. they bring their stuff on the

beach, trying to get a beach day in. after a couple of hours everybody clears out because the clouds really hung on down the shore today. in contrast beautiful day in the city. great sunset and now things look beautiful as well as we look live from across the river in palmyra, new jersey, 69 degrees. here the front we're watching producing showers from toronto down into portions of the deep south this is all pushing east. it is lifting when you see a front lift like this, it's an indication it is weaken wagon we're watching tomorrow is an area of low pressure that will form along this boundary and bring the threat for enhanced showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon to our area and we're still under the influence of that lotion we head into sunday. right now 72 at the airport. 66 at the atlantic city airport. cool down the shore got a pair of 66s in stone harbor and 64 right now at cape may. definitely one of the nights down the shore you need a sweatshirt. we start saturday 6am with lots of sun. the clouds increase by mid afternoon and it's in the late afternoon hours that scattered showers and thunderstorms will pop up.

a few of these could pack a punch we're in marginal risk zone for severe weather doesn't like these storms will be widespread severe but just the chance to a few gusty winds and heavy downpours. enhanced rainfall along the coast before it clears out. sunday under the influence of that low. we'll see some clouds, a few breaks of sun maybe a spray shower 5:00 p.m. it look like this is all moving out. setting the stage for a beautiful start to next week. and it is a cooler pattern. we're talking 70s on sunday. 70s again on monday. then we're right back to the 80s. for the overnight time frame here, partly cloudy, it's comfortable 65 degrees. headed into your saturday, look for sunshine in the morning but by mid afternoon maybe even late morning those clouds will move on in and in the afternoon, scattered showers and storms. not a total wash out but some enhanced rainfall is possible not a bad afternoon to maybe take in movie or do stuff around the house you haven't gotten to recently because every week has been so nice. we've just wanted to be outside all weekend long. if you're down the shore this

weekend again, sunshine early, the clouds then role in. better chance for thunderstorms in the evening down the shore. sunday can't rule out a shower. but i think for the most part it's a pretty quiet sunday down the shore. rosh hashanah begins around sundown on sunday. 71 degrees. mostly cloudy and breezy for the start of that holiday. "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast, let's forget about the weekend for a moment even though i know that's the most important part to most folks look at next week. first of all sunday and monday a hint of fall with temperatures in the 70's an cool breeze. then low to mid 80s sunny, seasonal, next week is stunning it's one of those perfect late summer early fall weeks. it will be great. >> sounds awesome. >> kate, thanks so much. >> those numbers look like your golf score. >> pretty. >> i wish. >> pat has sports. >> phils playing too and jeffrey lurie speaking on chip kelly and coming up the friday football frenzy. rapid fire action of the best high school games of the day is next.

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>> after yesterday's deluge the phillies and cubs would play two today. game one tied in the fifth. until chris brian doubles to left center. that would put the cubs on top two-one. that's all she wrote for the phils. they will fall by a score of five to one. jake gets within number 19 leads the business. asher on the mound for the phils he would run into kyle. he would hit two homeruns in this contest both to the

opposite field. one into ashburn alley. check them out he adheres myers he his work and first base is right there. cubs lead seven-three in the ninth inning. eagles practice owner jeffrey lurie talk to the immediate for the 40 in recent months. chip kelly come under fire from ex eagles accusing him of not being able to relate to african players. lurie disagrees completely. >> some of it's been just beyond ridiculous. people say thing sometimes when they're in a sense quote unquote rejected. they get dejected because their rejected, and they say thing, and, um, i know the way chip is, and very prouder of the way he is. >> welcome to friday football frenzy. hi pat. whoo! >> high guy it's friday and

school in back in session that could only mean one thing it's time for the friday football frenzy. our cbs3 photographers traversed the delaware valley going from game to game and we've got a ton of highlights for you. let's get this season of the frenzy started in the philadelphia public league, it's palumbo taking on roxborough darrell brown looking and he finds cruz. cruz making things happen. he rolls in for the score. rocks bore wins 27-eight. chestnut hill visiting central and chestnut hill looking to air it out. a bomb down field. that goes a long way. watch omar, go up. he rips the ball away. they call it an interception. chestnut hill wins 13-six. dobbins and lincoln. they call them triple a austin augustine because they think he's an all star. i get it. lincoln wins 14-eight. academy and prep charter. kyle with the develop yard touchdown pass that goes to jimmy mack a fee. germantown academy beats prep

charter 28-20. pottstown and chichester. this is bryant wise. he'll be wise to tackle him a different way because that's not working. breaks a bunch of tackles gets in for the score. nicely done. pottstown wins 14-three. over to jersey, robbinsville visiting cinnaminson. sean davia moving so fast the camera can't keep up. maple shade at palmyra and watch this one much this is justin snuff a great name. a great run and no one can tackle palmyra and 224-21. methacton perkiomen valley perkiomen valley stern goes to jaworski a nice touchdown. perk valley 60 to zero they would win. a strong team for that them this year. coming up after the break one of the best rivalries in all of south jersey. the crowd was jacked up for cherokee and washington townsh township. do

>> last year washington township would have a season they'd like to forget. mark's team finish two-eight. there's silver lining. many the starter from last year are back. cherokee had a season they'd like to remember for a long time actually two of them. they've been group five champs the last two seasons. here's we can they are getting his boys ready. >> defense, do your job! do your

job! >> we have an opportunity to take a statement. make that statement. but don't go out of your way to make the statement. do your job first. offense, i see us hanging 50 tonight. we're going score lot of points. we are going to put the ball in everyone's hands of one will have an opportunity play. have fun doing it. >> ♪ >> and unbelievable atmosphere tonight in washington township. players bursting on the field. then township actually gets on the board first. michael, rolling out the beautiful pass nick ross so for the touchdown. township up on the first drive seven to nothing. but back comes cherokee. jacob bodine to steven jervase see fights his way into the end zone for the touchdown even through that face mask at seven-seven at that point. evan powell decides to do it himself he's in for the score. cherokee with the gig within 3 33-13. washington township did fall. what an atmosphere.

2500 strong. >> you had fun. >> it was, yeah. >> the stars of young tomorrow seeing the young people play. >> couple of really good players on that field. >> fun night.

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