from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". today is saturday, september 12th, good morning to you, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 6:00 right now. kyla standing by with more on your forecast, you said, probably less likely to have storms maybe more rain. >> yes, i think this is looking like what it will develop into is more of a rain scenario. good thing, obviously thunderstorms can be little dangerous. i like that.

>> i like where we're going. we are saying rain can be an excuse to stay home, chill out. >> cozy up on the couch. >> so maybe get your stuff done this morning, then head out, head inside, enjoy the afternoon today. we are going to look out for some stormy weather, interesting, also will cool us down. cold front will be tracking by us, so, let's get to it, talk about where we are right now, taking live look at the neighborhood network, you can see, temperatures in the 60s, all the way from new castle at 66, millville, 62, doylestown little cooler, 60 degrees, bensalem coming in at 6a live look at center city where little warmer than. that will 07 degrees already, little moisture in the air, you can see the humidity is at 87%. humidity tends to be higher in the morning, as well. that will probably ramp downgoing through the day. this is our problem as we take a look at storm scan3, our skies are relatively clear now. you see the clouds moving in from the western part of the state, even part of the state starting to see some of this rain. and that stormy weather will be sliding toward us, too. so, looking out for some afternoon storm, high of 81 degrees, in philadelphia. at the shore about 78.

you too will see the stormy weather f we take a look at the poconos, just 70 degrees for you today. starting off foggy in the poconos, too, not getting too warm. so, our headlines, thunderstorms this afternoon, we are going to improve for sunday. see little rain the first part of sunday. but i think the second part will be great. then hello seven's, are you ready for this, everybody? very column sunday, monday, highs just in the 70s. we will talk about the other side of the weekend when i come back in a few moments with your seven day forecast. nicole. >> kyla, thank you. this morning, police are searching for the driver who hit an officer on a motorcycle, and kept ongoing. the hit-and-run happened at the intersection of fourth street and morton avenue in chester. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff outside crozer-chester hospital where the officer is recovering. >> still not sure of the extent of the offers officer's injuries, but we are told he will be okay. this is 15 year veteran of the force, he spent much of him time pursuing hit-and-run cases just like this one. chester police officer daniel

hoffman was on his way back to headquarters yesterday afternoon when authority say that his harley davidson police vehicle was possibly cut off, and hit, causing him to be thrown. it happened around 3:00 p.m., right near harrah's casino here in chester. police say that the driver then sped off. investigators tell us, these hit-and-run cases are specially frustrating because of how little evidence is typically left at the scene. but, now for them now to have description of the vehicle, chester's mayor, along with police commissioner, joseph bail, returned to the scene. >> those motorcycles are full size harley davidson's. now, you can't miss the fact of the lights and everything on that motorcycle. >> bike went over. it went about 30 to 40 yards down from where he ended up on the highway. >> obviously that officer is lucky to be recovering this morning. police are now searching for a late 90s model pontiac, possibly a grand prix. maybe burgundy or red in color

with a green hood or trunk. anyone with any information should contact chester police. reporting live in chester, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> alex, thanks for the update. also in chester, child pornography raid turns deadly. agents serving warrant in the 600 block every highland avenue, early yesterday morning, authority say when they entered that home, a man pulled a gun, and shots were fired. that man was killed. three other suspect were taken into custody. philadelphia police have charged the suspects connected to the shooting death of pregnant woman last year. twenty-six year old marquis martin charged and shooting for killing 25 year old jasmine williams while she was pregnant. already serving jail sentence for another crime. that shooting happened in september of last year. jasmine williams unborn child died. a 25 year old man was also shot. he survived. martin will now be charged with two count of murder, and attempted murder. well, police are asking for help locating a missing couple from east goshen

township. seventy-six year old dominick jampo and his wife, 77 year old barbara jampo live in a retirement community. the couple's son said he last had contact with his parent yesterday morning when they were leaving for the grocery store. they should be traveling in a silver lexus suv. that couple is not traveling with a cell phone, and there has been no bank cardiac tiff at this. dominick is diabetic and insulin dependent. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> well, commemorations on the 14th anniversary of 9/11 in new york. last night however there were several interruptions to the annual tribute and light. beams had to be turned off intermittently because they were attracting thousands of birds. the audubon society say the bird get captivated by the light circling them for hours and sometimes crashing into windows. all right, well, earlier in the day the world pause today mark the anniversary. cbs's jim axelrod shows us how they honored the victims of the terror attacks in new york, washington, d.c. and

pennsylvania. >> my son, anthony: we miss every day. >> at ground zero in lower manhattan, mother and fathers remembered their children lost in the tours. >> joseph flounders. >> the reading of the names of those killed in the attacks. underscored by moments of silence, at 8:46 and 9:03. when the plane struck the towers. president and mrs. obama mark the moment at the white house, while at the pentagon defense secretary, ashton carter, spoke of strength and i are sill yens. >> terrorist who is hope to intimidate us will find no satisfaction, and no success, in threatening the united state. >> those with the themes in shanksville, pennsylvania, as well. >> my father -- >> ooh needed flight 93 crashed, killing 33 passengers, and seven crew members. >> and that was jim axelrod

reporting. in bucks county, a service was held to honor and remember the pennsylvania victim of 9/11. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has more from the garden of reflection in lower makefield. >> the fountains have stopped at bucks county's memorial garden on the evening of september 11. the community remembers the 18 bucks county victims killed 14 years ago. as the sunset in lower makefield, their names were red. >> lorraine, united aligns, flight 93. >> in moment of tragedy and crisis, there is no better place to turn than to our god. >> hundreds lit candles, and said a prayer for the 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. >> jamie stein and her husband felt it important to

commemorate this day as a family. >> we're trying very hard to show our kids who were very young, five and two, that this is an important day in our history. it should be remembered forever. >> the fountains errupted, 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 brain, are still hoping for healing. >> today is always a difficult day, but coming here to the garden, makes it a little easier, including the amount of the community that comes out to support us. >> for the family members of the bucks county victims, it is authorities believe that 14 years have passed, since not a day has gone by that they've not remembered their loved ones lost. in lower makefield township, diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". it is 6:08 right now. parade honoring three american heroes. anthony saddler, alex scarloto, spencer stone, helped stop a terrorist plot

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>> video released about blake being arrested. now police are apologizing for the take down. hena daniels reports. >> video released friday by the nypd shows james black leaning outside a pole outside of the grand hyatt hotel when sudden lay plane clothes police officer runs up, grabs his arm, and forces him to the ground. >> as the video continues, the officer put his knee in the former tennis player's back, while he plays z -- places handcuffs on him. people walk by, paying little attention to the arrest. police say the officers were

investigating a credit card fraud ring, and blake matched the description of the suspect. blake says he told police they had the wrong guy, but they refused to listen. >> it shouldn't have happened. and i just -- it is something that we'll deal with with the police. >> blake was later released and no charges were filed. new york police commissioner, bill brat on. >> the use of force was such that i'm comfortable that it is in the best interest of the department to place the officer on modified assignment until the investigation moves forward. >> statement released by blake friday reads in part: i know that what happened to me is not uncommon. mayor de blasio and commissioner bratton both called me to extend their personal apologies, but extending courtesy to a public figure mistreated by the police is not enough. danielle nottingham, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 6:13 right now. phoenix area convenience store

clerk says a man chained by authority for possible ties to string every freeway sheetings was a regular customer who never caused problems. phoenix police swarmed that store yesterday, arrested that man, he was booked last night on unrelated charges. there are also indication that is different people are responsible for the shooting. eleven vehicles have been shot, since august 29th. a small plane caring the film crew of a movie starring tom tom cruz crashed, killing two people aboard and injuring a third. it happened in a small town in columbia. officials say the twin engine aero star ran into bad weather friday after taking off. crews, trained pilot, arrived in columbia last month, film that movie called maina. about pilot who worked for the late cocaine pin. >> mass wife wild fire threatening entire northern california town, burning in san andries about hour southeast of sacramento. resident in the town before 2700 people are on alert, to be ready to evacuate if needed. the wild fire grew from few

hundred acres to 50,000 acres on friday. eight buildings have burned, and thousands are in danger. so, not a good scene out there, kyla, not at all. >> not at all. hoping for some rain out there for them. as we do, the west has had rough ride. we are are doing just fine today. say good morning to our eyewitness weather watchers. a lot of you are up already early. i'll travel little further to the north here, just take a look at an observation that we have from john, he's in perkasie, and as you can see, 60 degrees there, but 99% humidity. starting off with a little fog almost in some spots. satisfy is nice looking start to the day. so he is feeling pretty good about it, we go little further south here,check it out, 66 degrees, good morning, sally, in wilmington, delaware, about 66 and again seeing a lot of hi, humidity levels. a lot of moisture in the air to contend with. try this one, 6 degrees, saying good morning to sandra. high there. she is doing pretty well this morning. 93% humidity in burlington, new jersey, she says fun, fun, wood street fair in

burlington, national weather service in mt. holly, oh, okay. that's a real weather watch err rid there. live look outside. and show you how things are shaping up. starting to see some clouds out there, take live look at center city. soap, that's going to be the trend, as we go throughout the day today. the clouds will be inch kree g. you know, we came in really early morning hours. we had clear skies, that's kind after thing of the past now. we won't see them again until we get late near sunday, likely, not bad out, pretty nice out there. live look, or let's take a look at the dew point right now. sixty-six in philadelphia, so that's the moisture in the air, you see 50's, 60s, across the map for your dew point, not too far off from the temperatures, so getting little fog out there this morning, all of the moisturement you can see current temperatures, just 58 in lancaster, little cool there, 59 in allentown, much warm nerve philadelphia, at 70 degrees. sixty-five in wildwood. in fact, let's head down the shore, see how we're doing down there. barnegat light 61, good morning to you, 63 in stone harbor, and about 63 in cape may. so, starting our day little

cloudy. that will will help to keep us cool today. storm scan3, shows we're not doing too badly now, but this is our problem. as i start to zoom out. we have storms ahead of cold front, tracking across, so, good news is we dent have any severe storm. so not looking too bad. but it is going to bring us some rain as we get into our afternoon. so hour by hour, shows you the clouds are increasing, already seeing that happening this morning. that will continue into the afternoon. then expect those showers to show up out, expect them about the 1:00, 2:00 time frame. temperatures staying keeping lid on them about 81 degrees for our high today. so we start it off with a little bit of sun peaking through today. clouds increase. some afternoon rain, average temperatures, the average this time of year, right at the 08 degrees mark. so we'll be right there. so this is the set up. we've got cold front. it will be tacking across, you see the other one provided all of the storms earlier this week, that one off shore. some stormy weather ahead of it, as we get to sunday morning, little bit after back side on this storm, so we could see some spotty showers continue, but then we clear out. look at this, gorgeous, as we get into monday, high pressure takes over, we get the

sunshine back. it will be quite nice. average high about 80 degrees this year. as we go through the weekends, the cool down is coming. we'll see 70s, sunday, monday, then back into those low 80s, as we head into tuesday, wednesday. by the way some amazing sunshine coming our way. if you are headed to the shore today, make sure you know, there is moderate rip countries being along the new jersey beaches, so please be careful. if you are out there, it is not a great beach day. admittedly. high of about 78 degrees, today, water temperatures not bad, though, mid 70s, and we start off cloudy, you, too, will see some showers as we they had throughout the day. tomorrow, cloudy, cool, i think shower early, and high of about just 76 degrees. so, little warmer than that today. if you're in philadelphia, we will see afternoon rain, but high of 81 degrees. as we get into tonight, stormy showers, start tapering off late. low of about 64 degrees. and then, here is your seven day forecast. it is a cool one. sunday, no monday, temperature sums up cool. then sunshine, i like the thumbs-up cool for. that will low 08 that's, even

working our way to the mid 80s as we get into the next week time frame. i really like what next week looks likes, i think that's a good looking forecast right this. >> you why -- yes, you can't beat that. >> i'm looking at that time. >> giving it the thumbs up? kyla, thank you. well, there are a loft things happening around the city, and also down the shore. here is cbs-3 meisha johnson with a look at some of the traffic you might encounter today and tomorrow. here in the city. hey, you guys, here is a look at what's happening in the area and on the roadways this weekend. first, let's go with the fun stuff. we've got l phillies playing the cubs saturday night at 7:05 p.m. again on sunday afternoon, at 1:35 p.m. so we could see some slow downs, in south philly. and also, look bryant has concert at the susquehanna bank center in camden on saturday night at 7:00 p.m. and, for those of how like comedy, the oddball comedy festival is also at the susquehanna bank center. starring some favorite comedians such as special guest, amy schumer, to name a

few. they'll take the stage at 5:15 p.m. on sunday. in the world of traffic, part of septa's 101 trolley and west trenton lines will be bussing on both saturday and sunday this weekend. so make sure to check your local listings, and schedules, the 101 bussing because after water department work and philadelphia pride day festivities saturday, and then the west trenton line is bussing due to some construction. >> also, the dance on the falls bridge event is this saturday, from eight p.m. to midnight. so the falls bridge will be closed during that time. then on sunday, main street manayunk is closed on sunday from 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. due to the popular fall street festival. >> finally, the thompson bike race in doylestown arts festival will kick off sunday, come and watch the world class bicycle race on famous race course. riders will be flying around the 1.3-mile race course with racing precision. and who doesn't have a need for speed? i sure do.

i'll be there with you along with some of the cbs crew, and while there we can enjoy the doylestown arts festival together, take in all of the artifice at this time tis doylestown has to offer, taking in the local shops. the event begins 8:30 a.m. first race following 9:30. from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm meisha johnson. have a great weaken, everyone. >> all right, 6:21 rid now. philadelphia's own m. night shyamalon is back with another thriller. >> this time, he's turning a trip to the grandparent house into something sinister. we'll have preview of the visit coming up next. probably a lot of grandparent not happy about this. we'll

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>> a nightmare, m. night shyamalon's movie, the visit. it also incorporate some unexpected humor. cbs suzanne marquez has a sneak preview. >> there is something wrong with nanna and pop pop. >> they're just old. >> sin links beck a and tyler spent week with their estranged grandparent for the first and last time in writer director m. night shyamalon's new thriller the visit. >> back here tyler's main goal to bring the family back together. >> strange things happen soon after the kid arrive. >> they come here, bed time is 93:00, probably best two shouldn't come out of your room after that. >> slowly weaves terror into innocent story line. >> this time he also uses

humor. >> difficult -- >> with core cast of just five actors, shyamalon's purposely separated grandparents and kids on the set to keep that tension. >> more often than not, inbetween takes, they wouldn't say anything, they wouldn't talk to anyone. in the end super scary, fun film. >> shot the visit documentary style in his home state of pennsylvania. where he sets all of his original films. suzanne marquez, cbs news, new york. oh, scary still. but little humor is good. 6:25 right now, flu season almost here. that will means it is time to get that flu shot. don't forget. now the shot isn't just for your health. we'll tell you how the vaccine can provide extra protection for other people, as well. and, that roar you hear in the crowd during the papal visit could be an answer to someone's prayers. medical emergencies, the crowd crowded areas will be no problem for two wheel medic

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thanks, george! the search continues for the driver who hit a local police officer, then took off. we're live with the latest on that officer's condition. medics on motorcycles. if you need aid during the pope's visit, it just might be

the answer to your prayers. we'll have that story coming up. and a live look at storm scan3 here. quiet in the area right now. but get ready for a little more rain. a weekend forecast, we haven't seen in a while. today is saturday, september 12th, good morning, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer. it is just about 6:30. for more on that forecast, we send it owl to kyla growing inch on the skydeck. yes, little rain to contends, with right, kyla? >> yes, it is coming our way. see the clouds increasing as we speak, nicole. so we're well underway getting our stormy weather ahead of the cold front tracking by. currently little moist, little damp out here, feels like a a lot of moisture in the air. if you take a look, it is 70 degrees in center err citiment the humid it at 87%. you feel that walking out the door, little humid as we start our day. i think that will get better for us going into the afternoon today. but, we're looking pretty good right now storm scan3, but there is the problem off to the west. you see all of those showers tracking ahead of the colds front headed our way.

that's going to put bit of damper on your afternoon, so if you have errands to run, need to be out and about, probably easier to do it the first half of the day. that will will certainly start to slow you downment taking a look at the highs for the day, 81 degrees in philadelphia, about 78 at the shore, and the poconos, just 70 degrees, starting offer little foggy there in the poconos today too. the moisture in the air is being felt. that's for sure. so your headlines, showers, this afternoon, that's what we're looking out for. see improvement for sunday though. first part of the day see few showers, then hello to the seven's. yes, as in high's sunday, monday, will be until the 70s, see loft sunshine return as we start into next week. i've got very interesting seven day forecast coming up. so i'll share that with you in just a few moments when i come back. back to you. >> kyla, thank youment all right, 6:30 right now. and let's see, talking about officer, a hit, and someone actually ran from that scene. so they are looking for that suspect. we're going to get more on

that from add ex andrea hoff live at the scene. >> reporter: good morning, officer hoffman's motorcycle was hit as he was ending his shift, headed back to the station. the good news is he's recovering this morning. they are still looking for a suspect. >> chester county police officer daniel hoffman on his way back to headquarters yesterday when police say he was hit by a red or burgundy pontiac, his bike was tossed, he was thrown, the driver never stopped. >> the bike went over. it went about 30 to 40 yards down from where he ended up on the highway. >> it happened before 3:00 p.m., at the intersection of morton avenue and fourth street in chester, right across from harrah's casino. police commissioner joseph bail says that his officer may have been cut off by the car, but that visibility is no excuse, as these police motorcycles maple this -- make themselves known. >> you can't miss the fact, while the lights and everything on that motorcycle. >> police say hoffman is a 15 year veteran of the force, often chasing down hit-and-run

suspect, as his colleagues are doing right now. all right, to help with that search, police have released possible description after vehicle, they're is her clinic for a late 90s model pontiac, possibly, a grab pre. burgundy or red in color with a green hood or trunk. once again, officer hoffman is expected to be okay, anyone with any information, should contact police. reporting live in chester, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks for that update. woe appreciate t friends, family, are preparing to say good-bye to south jersey teenager who passed away at a sleep over last weekend. a viewing and funeral mass will be held today for 14 year old carol -- kaca, she died in her sleep at a sleep over last saturday. she was a member of the eastern regional high school girls soccer and lacrosse teams. >> welshing federal prosecutors are dropping charges against a temple university professor accused every trading us secrets with

china jousting gee, seen here charged with four counts of wire fraud in may. chairman of temple's physics department until he was arrested. accused of taking gown piece of technology to share with china in return for money and prestige. this man, liam watson, will likely spend the rest of his life in prison for sexually abusing five young boys on his team. a judge sentenced the former youth football coach to 114 to 228 years behind bars. he was a part time coach for the rhawnhurst raiders, and created a team called the little vicks. which prosecutors say he used to lure boys from his neighborhood. watson also abused developmentally delayed adult, who worked as that team's water boy. well, the coast guard sus pence it search for missing pilot whose small plane crashed off the coast of atlantic city. radio transmissions reveal air traffic control lost contact with 68 year old michael moore for two hours, after he took off from gaylord michigan. the unusual behavior forced nor add to scramble 2f16

fighter jets to see what waist going on. >> when the aircraft failed to respond to air traffic controllers, island. , forly, the time we were able to get visual on the aircraft itself, it had already started it downward spiral into the atlantic ocean. >> the coast guard says crews searched that crash site over a 22 hour period, but fawn no site of that pilot. and we are just two weeks away from pope francis arrival here in philadelphia. his visit to the city of brotherly love expected to drop hundreds of thousands of people, but some who practice different fate are expressing concern. as our natasha brown tells us, the unprecedented security measures for the palapa visit and world meeting of families are had he heart of this issue. >> at this point he shouldn't be doing this, if they were going to do it, they needed it tell people a month or two ago. >> isn't minutes g words, he's outraged the city latest announcement on parking restrictions and towing enforcement during the papal

visit will disrupt the holiest day of the jewish calendar, yom kippur. >> yom kippur the holiest day of the jewish calendar it, occurs us to night, september september 22, ands wednesday, september 23rd. it is a fast day, a day for forgiveness, and it is the one day of the year that almost all jews are in synogogue. >> he fired off this strongly worded letter to mayor nutter on friday, voicing concerns from philadelphia's jewish community, with the city announcing towing enforcement beginning on september 20th, inside the traffic box, and he's concerned that congregants wouldn't be able to park at synogogues within restricted areas. >> number one, it will be eliminating on street parking, and number two, it will be forcing neighborhood resident to fill up all of the available parking lots. so the plans that conure gants may have about how they'll get to synogogues are totally disrupted. >> mayor nutter has announce that resident within the secure zones will need to move their vehicles, or face towing. most vehicles will need to be

moved by sunday september 20th, but if you have a 20-dollar plaque adder to park in a ppa garage, you will have until thursday september 24th to move your vehicle. still, many in the jewish community, are hoping that parking restrictions can be deferred in light of the jewish holiday. >> the only solution that i can see is that they defer the off-street rule until thursday. >> we have been able to speak with someone from the mayor's office, and they tell us that preliminarilly they only found one synogogue within the row strict dollars their would be affected. however, they're going to make sure that all of the synogogues in the city are working with the ppa to make sure that if they're hosting services on yom kippur, they are exempt from any casino every towing enforcement, they have some casino of plaque ardon their cars identifying who they are. in spring garden, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". city and tourism leaders are working over time to make sure people know that hotel rooms are still available for the papal event. mayor nutter took to the

streets to spread word about that. about 3,000 rooms are still available. and now that particular vet been distributed for the event, mayor nutter expect people to start firming up their plans, and making those reservations. >> so i think you'll see some late decision-making being made based on this now new opportunity to have a ticket. >> we're ready for people. you know, we planning on once in a generation event. and we're still, still seeing bookings, the bookings are coming in. >> while booking a room is still an option for people who want to stay overnight, plans for a francis field campground in fairmount park were actually scrapped due to lack of interest. well, anyone needing medical help among the huge crowds expected for the pope in montgomery county, might be surprised to see a medic roar up on a specially equipped motorcycle. it is the only one of it kinds in the entire state of pennsylvania. our walt hunter reports. >> don't be surprised if instead of traditional ambulance you see this motorcycle, with paramedic

kenney board roaring up to your side. if you need medical help, among the papal crowd. >> i carry the same medications, ekg, advanced airway supplies, that the ambulance carries. >> but unlike an ambulance, the motorcycle medical unit cut through and around gridlock gatherings, easily. >> the motorcycle i can ride on sidewalks. i can basically get off street. >> you won't have to wait to get to the hospital. we'll bring the hospital with the physician and the meds and the skills to you. >> this is a cardiac monitor, can do defibrilation, can do pacing. >> cheltenham ambulance personnel who bought the medic mike 2,000 to answer calls in choke highway construction zones, now are working with narberth ambulance crews who are first responders at saint charles seminary where the pope will be staying. >> it cuts the time to when you call for help to when you get help. >> based on their past experience, the motorcycle medics say they expect that anyone calling for medical

help here in montgomery county might and bit surprised to see it come roaring up on two wheels. >> the biggest thing, where are you going to put the patients. i'll throw them on the back. of course i'm kidding. >> how many papal gathering, perhaps an answer to their prays. -- prayers. >> walt hunter, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". thank god for those public servants, always there to help. it is 6:39 right now, before you know it the flu season will be here, and that means it is time to get your flu shot, can you believe we're already talking about this? how the vaccine can provide extra protection for other people too. also ahead, they call him the cleft tow kitty. just wait until you hear about the strange items this cat bridges home. can't wait for. that will major changes in the weather department. ahead for the weaken, including, we're sorry to say, the chance for some rain. kyla growing inch back with the chance for some rain. kyla growing inch back with the latest c

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philadelphia. it happened overnight, in the 2300 block of north 20th street. a 38 year old plan was stabbed several times by another woman, who lives in her -- in that building. the victim was taken to the hospital. she said to be in stable condition. >> on the cbs-3 health watch this morning, it is that time of year again. time for your yearly flu shot. can you believe it? that's health reporter stephanie stahl report, there is new veer. that says senior citizens get better protection when younger adults get vaccinated. >> time to roll up your sleeves for yearly flu shot, the recommended for everyone over the age of six months, flu is specially dangerous, even deadly, for the elderly. new research shows the elderly had 21% lower chance of developing flu related illnesses, when younger people were also vaccinated. >> the elderly were less likely to be diagnosed with the flu, if they lived in communities where more young, healthy adults had received the flu vaccine. >> study from the clever lan clinic says flu shots are often lessee negative for

seniors, that's why it is important for younger, healthy adults to be van sick ate dollars. >> even though elderly person might be doing everything he or she can to help prevent the flu, they get extra benefit from other people in the community also getting vaccinated. >> well, last year's flu shots were not that effective there is year health officials say they've tweeked the vaccines to include last year's missing strain, which will hopefully provide better protection. >> there are several different kind of flu vaccine, including a high dose shot designed specifically for people over the age of 65. it create a stronger immune response for better protection, but doctors say it, may also be more likely to cause side effect, including, headaches, muscle aches, and fever. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> well, if you are headed down the shore this weekend, bring your appetite. happening today, the second annual sea isle city food truck festival taking place. it is happening today from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on 63rd and ladies avenue.

you can also catch the festival tomorrow from 11:00 to 4:00. >> sounds good to me. hey, the first official day of fall is coming up. it will be here before we know it. one couple in lackawanna county already showing off big symbol of the fall season. they've grown a massive pumpkin. take a look, first time matt and his fiancee alyssa have tried to grow a pumpkin. five weeks later, 812-pound, they certainly succeeded. >> i thought 500 pounds at most, then every day we come down here after work and measure it, and it keeps gaining and gaining. >> crazy. five weeks, 812? man, they really, really something. the plan here is to take that huge pumpkin to area fares, i guess once they're able to move it, because i know in the past they've had some trouble with that, transporting those things, i think one broken into several pieces, when they tried to get it to the county fair. anyway, there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. saturday anthony mate on and

vanita meyer. you're giggling, i guess it is about the pumpkin? huge, 800 pounds. >> i appreciate your detailed description of what could happen to a pumpkin. >> you know? i know, just, please, please take over, please. >> all right, coming up, can search want gain access to your emails? international legal battle will a plow police to search what you have saved on the cloud. >> plus, it is the kick off weekend for the nfl. we chatted when host tony gonzalez, and bart scott, about the story's big story lines and trunk controversy. >> used to be the height of the nightlife. now it is just for the dance flour. why half of london's night clubs have shutdown for good. all of that plus your eye opener, the dish and music from gary clark, jr., in our saturday session, just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> you know when the producer is stressed that's what you get, a lot of information you probably don't need about a pumpkin. >> we weren't making fun of

you. we thought it was good. >> guys, i appreciate t always good to see you guys, take care. all right, we send it over to kyla now. kai last you saw the big pumpkin. >> i d i told you all i saw was pies, pies, pies. i feel like 75 pies in that pumpkin. good morning, everybody. it is time say hello to your eyewitness weather watchers out there, little humid, what i am hearing this morning. many of you report that today. >> he had ned chesterfield, 61 degrees where he is. and you can see some cloud. he said it is nice and cool but it is humid. but he's looking forward to cool day to get the yards work done. very smart. he sent me a picture today, too. he really has pretty decent cloud coverage going on where he is, little cloudy, seeing that for many of us today. all right, we head over little further west, try this one. 61 degrees where bill is. and he's in cartington. he too is feeling humidity. he said dew point at 59, 59 the dew point, 61 the temperature, very saturated air. so he is feeling that, too. let's try one more here. let's try this one,

63 degrees, matthew good morning to you, necessary conshohocken, i can't do it three times fast though. and he said it is a very pleasant morning. so, we are feeling the cooler temperatures today. that's for sure. let's take a live look now at the neighborhood network. look at this beautiful sunrise. we've got going on here, kutztown, they have not seen as many clouds roll in yet. so they are starting to get little blue skies. you know, that's the thing. some of will you see some of the sun peaking through, some of you look sock in like one of the weather watchers was with the clouds already, but that's beautiful, gorgeous. 54 degrees, good morning to you there in kutztown. here are dew points. so, this is why we're feeling this moisture in the air. they are in the 50's, 60s, not far off from our temperatures here. and so when you get into the six's, it is not bad. but you feel it when you walk out the door. sixty-six is our dew point right now in philadelphia. and that's in the not bad category. see not far we get into the steamy category pretty quickly there. so, right now taking live look at storm scan3, you can see, looking pretty good. there are the clouds starting

to roll in from west to east. as we zoom out, this is where the problem lies. it is the stormy weather ahead of the cold front. a lot of rain. now the good thing, i'm not seeing severe storms popping up in here. i like that. we'll have to keep an eye as we go through the afternoon. looks like more rain, than thunderstorms. and if we have to pick between the two, i'll take the rain. current temperatures right now, 70 degrees in philadelphia, 64, in atlantic city, just 58, though, lancaster, little cool there allentown, too, coming in at 59 degrees. as we zoom in little closer here, quakertown, you, too, having built of cool start to the day at 55. sixty-six in palmyra and doylestown coming in at about 58 degrees. good morning to you, there, in doylestown. so we start with a little sun peaking out this morning. clouds will increase going out for the afternoon, afternoon rain into the evening, temperatures just staying right about where the average is this time of year see low 80s today. there is the cold front. this is the set up. stormy weather ahead after front. you get clearer skies, also

cooler area funneling down here so by sunday highs just in the 70s, and that's where they'll stay monday. get the sunshine in there, little breeze, some 70s. so two days of cooler temperatures f you're in the poke necessary this weekend, watch out for little fog, some afternoon showers, see the fog again sunday morning, highs just in the 60s, monday. so you too getting bit of cool run. it is not a great beach day today folks. you know that if you look out your window, but i have to point out, these water temperatures, some of the warmers you'll see. so atlantic city talking 79 degrees for the water temperature. not bad. we can't get the sunshine going though. that's the problem. it looks like we will be looking for afternoon rain for you, too, on your saturday. sunday i think maybe later in the day you'll get sun? there, definitely sunshine monday, nice mid 70s coming your way. we track this rain across this to show you what our models are telling us today. future weather shows that we start to get the rain kicking in, i think, between the one p.m. and 3:00 p.m. time frame. then we some cells kick up, maybe heavier downpours, we

get into sunday though maybe some spotty showers with the clouds. we start our day. get better as we roll into the afternoon, then monday, hello. we are getting high pressure in, there we get the nice clear skies back. today clouds increasing we go along, seeing that already out there, high of 81 degrees, winds should be nice kind of light breeze, five to 10 miles per hour there out of the southeast. as we head into our evening, we can't quite kick the showers yet. they'll start to taper off. we get late near the evening, and then early morning sunday. low of about 64 degrees, then the winds shouldn't be big deal tonight either. that will helps. raining at least, the winds not blowing in your face, that helps a lot. so interesting forecast here. because after this front passes here comes some 70s sunday into monday. that will feel very different. but then bee keep the sunshine, we roll into the weekends, looking real beautiful there. we have low to mid 80s, as we get into our work week, and i just love the sunshine, i always feel like it looks like you won something when it is sun, sun, sun, sun t looks so lovely out there. hey, you agree? did you see me dot weather

watcher segment everybody? if you love watching the weather you can be featured in our new cast by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher you some people. sign up at cbsphilly.com/watchers. and you know what? make sure to up load real cool picture too. i would love to see what everybody looks like, what your life is like, your dog, your kids, all of the fun stuff. >> i had to laugh questioned when you said we have very attractive weather watcher. >> the laid wrist like the guy is suited up and looking sharp. >> good group. just saying. >> it is. >> you're self include, kyla. >> oh, thanks. >> your welcome. moving on, oregon police officer says his cat is an actual cat burglar. ya, brent, from the cbs affiliate in portland, oregon tells bus some of the items not all of them legal that cleft tow kitty has collected. take a look. >> brought me a bag of weed. >> if the law held cats responsible for their, action, then police sergeant says that his cat, tiger; probably guilty of criminal trespassing, theft, possession

of marijuana. >> obviously has been outside. and it was starting to mole over. dude, you can't be bringing pot home. >> prosecution of this four year old criminal minded cat wouldn't be too hard. >> in the summertime he is pretty prolific. >> the sergeant shows us all of the clothing that tiger has take glenn this is this summer's collections. >> the trail cams that he installed tell the whole story. >> didn't particular very long before i figured out who it was. >> he kept his cat secret to himself. but then, at the urging of his records department, he created the happy klepto kitty during a training session, now they have the routine, during the day when he's out on patrol looking for the real criminals, tiger goes out and like any good thief scopes out his next victim. >> that's exactly what he's doing, i'm sure he's scouting out what he will bring home tonight. >> oh, my goodness.

>> we back up to the part where he said he brought me a bag of weed? >> dude, you can't bring pot home. >> i think he's trying to work with him as an officer and investigating. >> oh, yes, the cat's like you need to check this out. >> it could be. this shouldn't out on the street, goat it bring this home. >> this is casino of interesting, kyla, as it turns out, tying is her also continuing tradition, because his previous cat used to steel garden gloves. >> no way. >> and he has since passed on, but apparently -- >> i had a dog who used to steel slippers, steel the slippers, take them -- >> and eat them? >> shake them around. my grandmother was like stop it, where are my slippers. >> oh, my, clepto kitty. not good.

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>> we will have some thunderstorms this afternoon, taper into the morning. highs low 80s many tomorrow start off with little rain, will start to clear out, sunday will clear out, and nice afternoon. >> looks mikes, and the rest of the week, beautiful. by the way happy birthday. birthday girl. >> thank you. >> that's cbs-3 eyewitness new for now, we may be signing off on television, always on line at cbsphilly.com. cbs saturday morning is next, make it a great weekend p?

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