good morning. we are tracking showers today. more on how much we will sianni how the workweek is shaping up, kyla has a check of the forecast coming up. plus for second time in just a few months a water main break happens in the same area crews are working to clean up that mess but you is there a new fish for lawmakers to prevent that from happening. >> every day a good friend crashes a plane in your own yard. >> a plane crashes in the yard of the south jersey home, killing the pilot, "eyewitness news" spoke to the close friend who witnessed, that whole plane crash. >> hard to imagine. it is sunday, good morning, i'm nicole brewer. we are tracking showers today as i mentioned we will get to kyla grogan in the eyewitness

weather center because it will be spotty yesterday. >> a little spotty. >> it will not be a deluge or a need your umbrella kind of of a take. >> on the off chance put it in the bag. >> that is right because there will be a few spotty showers and right place at the wrong time. that is within part of the story. other parties it is chilly today and you'll feel that the second you walk out the door this morning. temperatures only in the 07's for our high. lets look at our neighborhood network. the this is kutztown. the this is what we are seeing. that mix of cloud and sun throughout the day today. 57 degrees. you can see that cloud cover is heavy and that is also part of what is happening. we have got a temperature right now 57 degrees in mount pocono. sixty-five in philadelphia. sixty-six in atlantic city. we are starting out cool. we have a breeze the 10 miles an hour in philadelphia, westerly breeze this morning and let me tell you you can feel it. i was just outside and i certainly did. looking live at storm scan three those are remnants of our low pressure system, the back end of it, that will

bring the potential for a few showers. it is not heavy, it is not a lot but it is a nuisance shower out there. check it the out for next couple of days we are in the 70's for sunday and monday and we have these clouds today but sunshine is back in ernest on monday and then by tuesday, gorgeous, 82 degrees and beautiful. in our seven day forecast i think you'll like what i have got to tell you but we have got a little bit of the chill in the air today. it is a preview of fall, maybe you can start to break out the fall, clothes, try them out, really easy to hospital for fall nicole. >> a little bit, yes. difficult have my pumpkin spice coffee this morning. >> very nice. switching gears, philadelphia water department crews are working to repair a water main break in hunting park. it ruptured near hunting park and west more land streets. this is second big water main break there in months. cherri greg from kyw news radio 1060 is live with the story and just a a matter of

aging infrastructure, is that right, cherri. >> part of it the but that may or may not be the case here but water main break, in question, that what the are main break was built in 1895. that could be an issue. as we will sea water department crews are putting up protective barrier here and what used to be the old tastykake factory, parking lot. after that water main crack own opened yesterday evening. crews are working to wash away debris and effort will continue at least until tomorrow. the break happened around 8:00 s 16 million gallons of water gushed near hunting park and west more land forcing police to close several streets between fox and 29. water department crew as arrived and shut water off before 10:00 p.m. area residents reported low

water pressure but no one was evacuated. spokesmen john dejulio was on the scene. step one in a multi step clean up process. the initial steps are make sure that the area is cleaned up, bringing in the equipment to excavate the wash out here. we remove that material carefully. there are several other mains in the area so we have to do so carefully. once we have a visual we will see what kind of break we are dealing with that was built in 1895, so dejulio says it could take time for crews to carefully make the necessary repairs. this isn't the first century old water main break in this area. the main broke near bakers shopping center which is a half mile away and sent 7 million gallons of water in

the street over there. the aftermath of this break will continue, the crews hope to have hunting park avenue opened by morning rush hour tomorrow and also, i should mention that city council has introduced a bill that would help crews inspect aging water mains so that this type of thing would not continue to happen. live from north philadelphia cherri greg for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good to a hear that pro active approach in the works, cherri thank you. police are investigate a shooting. one person was shot in the 600 block of darby terrace at 1:00 . she was rush to the hospital. there is no details on the condition at this time. police need your though find this man. they say he walk a away from his home in browns mills new jersey yesterday afternoon. he is mentally handicapped and depend on insulin there was a sighting of colon at browns

mills wawa but if you see him and take a look the at your screen, that is his picture, you are asked to contact pemberton township police. manhunt continues this morning in burlington county for a escaped prisoner. officers were bringing this man michael mimbs in the burlington county jail yesterday morning, when he slipped away. police say mimbs escaped into downtown mount holly, still in handcuffs and with no shoes. twenty-seven year-old is facing charges of unlawful handgun possession in delaware county. anyone who sees mimbs or knows where he is should call 911. in oklahoma, a prison remains on lock down this morning after inmates are killed and five injured during a riot. altercation lasted 40 minutes at the simmer on correctional facility near tells a inmates hurt were taken the to the hospital. no staff members were injured, this by the way is second violent incident in just four months. a pilot crashed its plane and crashed just feet from the home of the one of the closest friend in south jersey.

that plane went down on jackson road in atco camden county. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson spoke with the pilot's friend who saw it all happened. >> reporter: it doesn't feel real. >> it really hasn't sang in yet. >> reporter: bad enough to witness a plane crash just feet from your home, worse is even the pilot moments before his death. >> the plane smashed up against a tree. >> reporter: unthinkable to realize that pilot is a close family friend on his last flight. >> i waved to him and then it looked like he came back around to see him outside. >> reporter: saturday unlike any day for eyewitness richard, who watched a man he knew most of his life, slam into a wooded area about 150 feet from his home. police identified that man as six five-year old pilot, david seas. >> not every day that a good friend crashes their plane in your own yard. >> reporter: police say seas took off from camden county airport in his sesna150 and was flying over atco,

numbering at 11:30 saturday morning. the moment his plane dipped in the wood add year just behind the backyard and crashed. seas, the pilot and only person on board, was killed. final farewell, richard calls too close, too soon, and too sad. >> he loved to fly, you know, last time i ways out i said when will you take me out on a plane. >> reporter: steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". this is second small plane crash this week. moody10 went down off the coast of atlantic city on thursday. coastguard suspend that had search on friday for the the the missing pilot. radio transmissions reveal air traffic control lost contact with 68 year-old michael moore after two hours after taking off from gaylord, michigan. authorities tell us that the former president of the dover little league was stealing money from the organization. five two-year old william barry turn himself n investigators say barry spent fund raising money and used a credit card to make

unauthorized purchases totaling $4,000. barry was released after posting $7,000 bail. a temple university professor who had been accused of scheming to provide secret u.s. technology to china says he is grateful and relieved prosecutors are dropping the case against him. the the professor released a statement calling the case a nightmare, the the u.s. attorney's office in philadelphia filed a motion friday to dismiss four counts of the wire fraud against the professor. he was a chairman of the university's physics department until the the arrest. he remains a faculty member at this point and he is a naturalized u.s. citizen born in china. a wild fire is burning everything in its path in northern california. devouring homes in lake county right as we speak. the fast spreading fire is just one of the wild fires burning near sacramento. it has grown to more than 100 square miles. flames destroyed more than a dozen structure and they are threatening thousands of homes. fire fighters were able to contain a small percentage of

the fire's last night but still eating up even more ground. those images just tough to take there. 7:10. still to come on "eyewitness news"... >> i was so shaken up, and so in shock that i was just at their mercy, which was extremely scary and i admitted to them i told them look i'm scared. >> former tennis star james blake speaks out about the incident caught on camera involving a police officer. changes he wants to see what he will do if they don't happen. also airline travelers have you noticed seats are getting smaller? i know my husband has? three on your side jim donovan says there is a way to get more room but you have to dig deep into that wallet. we are tracking showers today, kyla has more on the chance of rain in the forecast and how workweek is shaping up. we will have details coming up next, stay with us.

james blake may sue city of new york after being tea taken by a police officer on wednesday. he told cnn it tea pend on what the city does to make it right. the as andy rose reports, blake wants to see changes in the way police deal with the public. >> it still strikes a nerve. >> reporter: james blake says it is frustrating to watch surveillance video. a saturday, the former tennis star told cnn he has an

attorney but hasn't decided if it for new york. >> if we come up with solutions we cannot think she's doing enough to make it right, thin we may have to consider lawsuit. >> reporter: friday, and, it shows blake casually standing outside a new york hotel. it was an unusual use of force. >> it just doesn't make sense. >> investigating a non-violent crime as opposed to none in violent criminals that isn't running, and isn't showing any sign of resisting, it really is completely unnecessary. >> reporter: he has been placed on desk duty while the incident is being investigated. both new york city police commissioner william braton and bill deblasio apologized to blake. >> it is nice but she has civilian complaints as well.

those people that complained against him hasn't gotten that same call and i think that needs to be an active apology to all of those people that don't have the status i have. we need to find a way to stop this from happening. >> reporter: i'm andy rose, reporting. head of the police union says the officer was just doing his job and that he shouldn't be disciplined before that investigation is concluded. well, former denver dj is suing taylor swift after he says he lost his job after being accused of inappropriate liz touching the singer. david muhler filed a lawsuit in district court. now it claims that he was falsely accused of grabbing the singer's bottom during a meet and greet in 2013. he was fired soon a after. that muhler maintains it was another employee who was responsible for that bad behavior, a statement from swift's publicist say muhler's employer was given evidence immediately after the incident and made his own independent decision. so there you have it. that is kind of what is happening there.

lets see what is happening on the weather front, kyla, good morning. >> let's talk about what is happening. and rooftop of cbs 36789 that is how we will start our day and, how that will go and we could see a sprinkle or two out there. it is a different feeling. we have some wind out there lets look at current wind. it is a little breeze, out of the west as you start your morning when you walk out the door you will notice it. storm scan three shows us some clouds out there but we are looking good, and bulk of the rainy weather has passed us by. we are seeing a few remnants at the back side of this system kind of trickling in, you can see it falling a apart and that is the good thing. i will not rule out a fact that we could see a sprinkle or two in the afternoon. i don't think it will be too bad. temperatures right now 65 in philadelphia 59 in reading. sixty-three in trenton. atlantic city coming in at 66 degrees. the taking a look at down the

shore here we have 60's in cape may, barnegat light, and, coming in at 65 degrees. not a beach day to day. we don't have a great sunshine out there high of 57. rip current risk is low. we have an improvement there. we could see a stray shower or two, i don't think many of us will see it but just be on the the look out today. watching these temperatures in the city, they only go in the 07's today. we will start to get some clearing as we work our way in the afternoon. a very cool seasonally below average temperature today today. let me show you how this spotty showers will work out. models here are tracking this away from frustrates. the in the afternoon we have a few spotty showers possible. that is why i say be on the look out, keep your eye to the sky but after that we will start to clear out and it is beautiful. that is your monday morning at 9:00 a a.m. with gorgeous sunshine and continues right through the day. sunshine, will be the story that we will have for this week once we get through this afternoon. our low pressure system starts to move out. high pressure moves in.

that means sunshine and then 80's as we get into tuesday and wednesday. so we have some beautiful weather heading our way. warmer temperatures, so it is below average today, tomorrow we will see 70's as high and by the time we get to tuesday, wednesday, thursday now we're talking mid 80's. a much different picture. today just 74 degrees. it is cool out there, stray shower is possible, so keep an eye on that, that wind, typically, 10 miles an hour today. we will see it breezy today and breezy tomorrow. tonight skies will clear out, a low of 65 degrees. that the wind is kicking up a bit. it will stay with us as we start our workweek and sunshine will be there to greet you on monday as we head off to work you will not need the umbrella as we get into tuesday, wednesday, thursday. look at this just beautiful now talking mid 80's, lots of sunshine and that is what i call fantastic, just a couple of degrees above average. so you know, nicole we will get a cold kick this weekend and then warm kick this week. >> we will take it, kyla, a little bit for everybody. what time sit, 7:18?

let's check on traffic and see how it is moving out there with ann evans on the cbs-3 traffic center. >> good morning, you're looking at i-95 north of street road, looking to the right in the northbound lanes of, i-95 you can still see flashing lights out there, that accident off to the shoulder is in the process of being cleared. really not affecting traffic that much. but it is in the process of being cleared. i-95 looks okay aside from the particular accident. we will move traffic cam here to the schuylkill at south street. those westbound lanes toward the river, don't they look beautiful this morning. no delays or problems on the schuylkill, behaving itself through philadelphia and suburbs. we will move the traffic cam one more time to the ben franklin bridge mid span, there we go, no delays or problems on the ben franklin this morning. it is in fine shape. taking that to the shore no problems on 42, 55, ac expressway organ even state parkway. everything looks okay, shore bound. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole back to you.

did you spend anytime, on a plane this summer? well, three out of four flyers in the recent survey complained about the size of their seat. if you think, planes are feeling a little bit more cramped, it is probably because they are. three on your side consumer reporter jim ton van tells us what we can expect to see next. >> reporter: airlines are race to go update their cabins and serve business luxurious new options for a select few but for rest of us it seems like we are paying more for less. shelling out money to check bags, eat on board, sometimes even to choose a seat. >> i'm small and yet you are cramped into these seats so it the is terrible you are packed in there the the seat is so tight. >> reporter: several airlines have gone to slim line seats that take you have less space allowing more seats to be squeezed on board. >> for a lot of people once you get above six or seven hour flight they just cannot even bear the idea of being in the back of the plane so they will step up. that is what the airline is hoping for. it is additional revenue for

airline. >> welcome to new premium economy class. >> reporter: on long hall flights a number of carriers are finding a way to cash in on economy flier fatigue. with the premium economy, at a cost far below business class, but more than the cheap seats. singapore airline is installing these now, flyers will have the added perk of being able to order a fancy meal, to be delivered to their seat during the flight. by the the way airlines for america a group representing airlines in the united states says that the travelers paying the big fares at the front of the plane helped keep prices low for economy travelers. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. all right. 7:21. coming up next on "eyewitness news" summer is almost over but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy a trip down the shore. see hot spots you may not even know about. plus as children head back to school is there a new concern about head lice that is hard to treat, we will have more on that coming up next.

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kyackers. what makes you come here to this park, this particular spot. >> i have been coming here fishing since 1994 when i was five years old. >> reporter: what are you hoping to catch. >> fluke. >> reporter: do i got my money on him? yes, i do. going over the bridge, there is the the inn. you can come here, enjoy great food, a drink out on the patio and look at that view. stunning. complimentary sunset every night. >> i say we eat. >> reporter: thank you. football sandwich is toasted garlic bread with prime rib, fried onions and provolone cheese. >> i think i need a bib for this one. >> that is good. >> reporter: my gosh, i am so full from that football sandwich but never too full

for some fudge. so right new we're going to sea isle city. i see a swimsuit place. just steps off the beautiful beach here in sea isle city we are heading to jane's fudge. you have been here for 34 years. what is it that continues to bring people back here. >> we're the sweetest thing that is what we're known of. >> reporter: is this the homemade fudge here. >> yes, we make all of the fudge here. >> reporter: gorgeous here. >> it is just the the best place to be. >> reporter: this is bought full. coming into avalon, i just had to pull over, looking to my left and seeing the waves crashing against the rocks. the what is really cool is avalon has one of the last remain high dune systems on the east coast and right now i can actually hear the sound of those waves.

dunes are off limits on this 5 u can walk on the wild side by taking a guided tour. our road trip continues new on ocean drive as we are heading towards stone harbor bird sanctuary. so what is it about the stone harbor bird sang war that i really castigates people. >> twenty-three ache are site. just a magical place. migration bird incredible beach bird, migration of butt are flies is coming. there is buzz. we have different turtles here. right now lieutenant of the cutter also from this year are starting to hatch. >> what a day, and what a dream drive, 14 miles of wonderful experiences, views, food and people. >> makes you want to get in the car and go for a ride. >> how cuties meisha.

>> bikini shop, nope. i just love that. >> we will take a short break but still to come on "eyewitness news" in the race for president, of course, things heating up, republican primary has one less candidate, texas governor rick perry dropping out of the race but also taking shots at front runner donald trump see how trump fired back and why criticism isn't hurting the famous businessman, nep. we're also tracking showers today, helen knows much more about that thing so we will check on the forecast coming up next s

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today, it is sunday september 13th good morning to you i'm so glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer just past 7:30 we are expecting a little rain today but it just depend where you are. >> yes it is all about being prepared, where you are at. there are places where it is clearing and looking nice, philadelphia is one of them. we have some blue in the sky out there. >> good to hear. >> other places where it is looking like it might rain very soon. that is the thing back end of the system and we will keep an eye on that for a few spotty showers. while i mentioned it is looking nice. this is a live neighborhood network and this is cape may, middletown ship high school camera. sixty-five. we will see big cloud. for those folks getting a

sprinkle will or two does not seem too crazy. we are looking here in center city 65. wind west at 10 miles an hour. skies are looking much clearer. that is what it will be a hit or miss situation throughout the day-to-day. looking live, you can see what i'm talking about just the the end of the storm tail end, before it pull as way and gives us a possibility of the few sprinkles out there it is breezy, 10 miles an hour, feels breezy, westerly win we will see that wind pick up into this evening and tomorrow as well. today overcast skies, little will cloudy throughout, 70's not only in philadelphia but look at the poconos high of 64 . it is chilly out there. very different feel in the air then we have been used to. this will be with us today and tomorrow. sunshine tomorrow but we won't get warmer temperatures until later in the week. i'll detail that in the seven day forecast, lots of sunshine and i have some 80's coming our way, nicole. >> eighty's and sunshine.

repair crews on the scene of the water main break in hunting park. that huge main ruptured sending water down the street near hunting park and west more land. cherri greg from kyw news radio 1060 is live with the latest and kind of a mess, um, cherri. >> good morning, nicole, yes, it is a mess and crews are here cleaning remains, mud remains of the 48-inch water main break, and, as you can see, a gaping hole here in the parking lot of what used to be the old, tastykake factory, as it is more than 15 million gallons of water, near hunting park and west more land. the the break happened around 8:00 p.m. saturday after nearly two hours, water gush in the street from the parking lot of what used to be the old tastykake factory. millions of gallons of water, poured on to the pavement forcing police to close several streets between fox and 29, a along west hunting

park. water department crew as arrived on the scene and were able to shut the water off before 10:00 p.m. area residents reported experiencing low water pressure but that was quickly resolved. no one was evacuated. >> repairs will take sometime, it is a large main, 48 inches is a large transmission main, they are not easy repairs to make. excavation and work around it is quite involved. we will be out here for some time to make sure we to this and get it done. >> reporter: water department spokesmen john dejulio says clean up effort will continue at least until tomorrow night. after that repairs. water main was built in 1895 and a it is the first real the water main to break in this area back in june another 48-inch transmission main broke near bakers shopping center at roberts and fox. people before evacuated while shopping at that plaza a a. back out here live, and you can literally see that plaza from the area of this latest

water main break. the a as you can see crews have put up this protective barrier to sort of keep folks safe, but as i mentioned there is a huge gaping hole here where that water main break took place but as you mentioned that last week city council introduced a bill that would force the the water department to inspect these old water main breaks, old water mains to hopefully prevent these types of break from happening in the future. live from north philadelphia, cher ri greg for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks, we appreciate it. meanwhile company that managed hillary clinton's private e-mail server says it has no knowledge that the server was wiped. this is new information by the way, detailed in the report by washington post. clinton the front runner for democratic presidential nomination and perfect aids have said that she deleted her personal e-mails from her time as secretary of state but unless the server has been wiped, experts say over 30,000 e-mails could still be

recovered. deleting is not the same as wiping a server which erases data from the hard disk. in the democratic race, senator bernie sanders was riding a wave of momentum as polls show he is closing gap on front run are hillary clinton. yesterday sanitiers took his campaign to columbia, south carolina during a fiery speech he called for sweeping criminal justice reform. sanders says our judicial system target black people with longer sentences than those given to white senators. vermont independent slammed what he called the billion air class who he says controls our nation's wealth. >> so brothers and sisters the first issue is, we need an economy that works for working families, not just a handful of billion airs. >> recent polls shows sanners pulling ahead of clinton in iowa, and new hampshire, but many experts say that he is still a long shot to win the

democratic nomination. 7:36. in the field of republicans running for president is now down to 16. former texas governor rick perry has dropped out. perry took a parting shot at front runner donald trump and yesterday rather trump fired back. cbs news correspondent julianne goldman has details. >> mr. perry, governor perry, he is gone. >> reporter: triumphant donald trump says farewell to former texas governor rick perry who once call him a cancer on conservism. >> it certainly seems to be unlucky to attack me. >> reporter: he issued a warning shot to just about anyone who has taken him on like senator rand paul in a tweet questioned why a reality star is leading the republican field. former neurosurgeon ben carson who earlier this week stepped in the trump boxing ring when he questioned brash billion air faith. >> i don't in anyway deny my faith in god and i i think

that probably is a big difference. >> reporter: carson late's pol guyed, he surged to second place behind trump, with one new poll showing he was within striking distance in iowa campaigning there today, trump still claim outsider mantle, discussing his self funded campaign and money that he is turning a away. >> i feel sort of foolish because guys are saying i want to put millions of dollars. one guy, five million-dollar and i'm turning him down. i am saying i don't want it. >> reporter: trump is promised to go release a tax plan that takes on hedge funds. he said hedge fund managers will to have pay up because they laughing all the way to the bank. you don't typically hear tough talk from republicans to wall street but that unorthodox style seems to be working for trump. juliannea goldman cbs news washington. happening today republican u.s. senator patrick toomey will announce he is running for reelection. fifty-four year-old fiscal conservative from allentown is aiming at second term in the

2016 election. the the announcement taking place at sheraton veil forge hotel in king of prussia today. toomey so far unopposed to are that nomination but three democrats are throwing their hat into the race. also happening today, the annual manayunk street food festival, how about that, the event featured food from more than 50 local food trucks, gourmet food vendors and farm stand. the the event will feature a beer and wine garden for those 21 and older. it is happening today rain or shine, so pack your appetite, today's event is kick off event of manayunk's restaurant week which runs through september 25th. second annual sea isle city food truck festival continues today. i who this have one. it is happening all weekend long. final day of the festival again happening today, from 11 to 4:00 on 63rd and landis avenue. so good. still to come on "eyewitness news" as parents head back to school and kids head back to school and parents prepare for it there

is a new concern about lice, why it may be even harder to treat this year, we will explain. rolling out red carpet for pope francis an exclusive look the at bucks county company participating. we are tracking showers this morning a few here and there we will see how rain will affect to us day and also how the the workweek is shaping up, we will be right back.

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this morning, officials warning that cheese spreads made in maryland and salt here in our area might be contaminated with listeria. the maryland health department says that routine testing revealed some products made by picnic gourmet spreads contained that bacteria. picnic gourmet spread has seized production and anyone who has the products should throw them away. as children head back to school there is a new warning about head lice that are hard to treat. hate to hear about this, right. health reporter stephanie stahl explains this new problem. >> reporter: back to school, reading, writing, arithmetic and lice for some. this year it is not ordinary little bugs that live in hair. new research shown more and more lice are not responding to common over the counter treatments including prometren. >> lice has been exposed to these medications so they develop a resistance. >> reporter: super lice has been found in 25 states. researchers say because it is so widely used, some lice

develop a genetic mutation and don't respond to the medication. >> if you do have a lot of resistance there is no reason to use a medication that isn't effective. >> reporter: number of parent are now taking their children to nit pickers who manually remove insects from hair using combs, sometimes just their fingers. while getting rid of the bugs can be a nuisance for both parents and children pediatricians stress other than causing an itchy scalp they are not dangerous and do not transmit diseases. guidelines recommend as long as children are treated they can return to school. >> super lice can be treated with with prescription medications, pediatricians say parent should remind their children not to share, hats, combs, brushes with their friend. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". oh, dear, that was a tough one. we will move on from there because i'm already itching. >> my goodness. >> nicole is too. hey, good morning my eyewitness weather watchers out there getting

observations. let's head over inland and go to fran, it is 58 where he is: we have cloud out there. cool and crisp this morning. i felt that way too. different feel in the air. i think as you walk outside with a little breeze in fill awe feel it. good morning to bill in cardington pennsylvania, 59 degrees where he is. we have three-quarters of an inch of rain yesterday. some spots did get quite a bit of rain there. cool start today with the lower dew point so that crisp pop in the a air, and then we will head down the shore, try this 166 degrees good morning, james in ocean city keeping an eye on the shore for us. he said hopefully weather hold for ocean city boardwalk air show. that is true. it will get better as we go on that will bode well as we get in the afternoon. so lets talk about where we're going and where we are, and we will start with a live look now outside, at the the spring garden street camera sunnies coming up this shows the

story, and, mix of sun and clouds. and, it is a few clouds out there. and we are seeing these blue skies, but other spots are socked in with the cloud. lets talk about where we're going this afternoon cloudy, you could see a stray shower or two, in spots. not everybody, it is out there potential for tonight, clearing and cool as we get into this evening. monday, sunny but breezy. so sunshine will be back but will be breezy and cooler temperatures. looking live at storm scan three, cloud cover out there, and it is not even hitting the the ground but those are lower stray showers that we are trying to make their way n it is back side of the low pressure system. we will start to see that counterclockwise circulation. the it is back end of it. it will work its way out but that is why i want to keep an eye out. today a 30 percent chance of the showers but monday, tuesday, wednesday, hello, we don't to have worry bit. it is looking g breezy out there in philadelphia right now too. 10 miles an hour wind out of the west and that is the

direction of the the wind today, 65 is our current temperature in philadelphia, 63 in trenton. fifty-nine in reading and down in wildwood about 66 degrees. good morning to you. dew points not bad, so it doesn't feel too heavy. it is that crisp feeling. we are in the upper 50's, lower 60's with the dew points. lets deal with this rain issue and get this out of here. i'll show what you the models are telling us. we will go through the the day-to-day, we will see clearing, but however, that is back in the system that could provide a few little sprinkles, once it is gone though tonight clearing out really beautiful here as we get into monday. blue skies. we have high pressure in control. second issue, it is chill toy day. jet stream taken a dive to the south and let cold air in. that will change throughout the workweek. by monday you see that moving to the north. cool air moves out. here comes warm air to replace it. that will be looking nice as we get into our mid week time frame. while we're below average we will be back in the 80's into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. average only 79 right now.

anyone celebrating rosh hashanah, high of 746789 sunset at 7:13. partly cloudy skies as we get into tonight, we will see that clearing take hold. low of about 65 degrees. breezy though. watch out for that wind tonight into tomorrow. the sunshine back to start your workweek off. the that helps. we can walk outdoor with sunshine. warmth ramps up in to tuesday and check out wednesday, mid 80's and sunshine, hello, dolly, i like that one. >> hello, dolly. >> yes. >> what is not to like, right. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> lets see. 7:48. lets check the road and highways with ann, good morning, ann. >> good morning, nicole. good news nicole. i-95 northbound to the right of the screen right at street road that accident has been cleared and i-95 is good to go. as we take this portion of i-95 to doylestown for doylestown arts festival today, state street is shut down in doylestown, it is closed between planning street and clifton street and main street between oakland street and court street for doylestown arts festival. that is night. it is scheduled from now until

7:00 tonight. we will move the traffic cam here, there we go to the schuylkill at vine street expressway, the schuylkill at the top of the screen. vine street expressway in the middle no delays on these one highways. they have been behaving themselves this morning. so you are good to go if you are running your errands and taking these highways today. we will move the traffic cam one more time to the blue route approaching mid county toms of the pennsylvania turnpike. no delays on this stretch of the highway and pennsylvania turnpike is in good shape as well. that is the the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. thanks for the the update, we appreciate it. we want to let you know that the count down, continues, less than two weeks from pope francis arrival right here in philadelphia, and the city is preparing to roll roll out the the red carpet. literally, yes. when's arrives and when he departs in philadelphia, he will walk that the red carpet loomed in bucks county. a very big deal. pat ciarrocchi went to that mill for an exclusive first look. >> reporter: when papal feet touch ground here, philadelphia will roll out the

red carpet. a carpet, 9 feet wide and 75 feet long. the weaver, born in puerto rico has stood guard over each line of of stitches. >> it is exciting, because this is the first i do a carpet for someone like the beep. >> mark and jerry, tina and marisa are some of the the pope team at langhorne carpet in bucks county. >> the carpet is mainly cat even and wool. >> reporter: he gave me a tour, clearly a carpet for the pope is an extraordinary assignment, and langhorne carpet made it, their gift to him. >> we wanted something elegant and simple. we went the the images of the stained glass windows in the cathedral. >> reporter: runner is for pope francis arrival and departure at the a plant i can aviation. he loomed two access rugs in green with the same gold

design. there for the rectory where pope francis will dress for mass privately. >> this is carpet, it is cardinal red and papal gold. 110,000 end of yarn, per square yard and it is spectacular. but also loom a carpet is never perfect. that is where the clipping and sowing expertise of keisha key as plays out. >> i was just nervous. i wanted to make sure i leave nothing behind. >> reporter: insuring that the pope's first steps in philadelphia, feel divine. the path sir, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i spoke to the owner of that company, i know they are just so, so proud to be able to do that for pope francis. we will take a short break but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3.

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rain put a damper on the the start of the phillies/cubs game as they began with the delay. offensive explosion, on both side, they were delayed as well. and, in the seventh we will start, ryan howard, would double to right field, and that would score aaron altear and that would open up a can for phillies in that seventh inning. three batters later that is caesar hernandez he send them all home. bases clearing double. that would put phillies on top five-one but those cubs would storm back in the top of the eighth inning. they would score, four times, in this here is chris bryant, doubling home chris cogland. it would be tied at five.

we will head to the ninth inning. that is heroics, codey asche lets get for a walk, my friend. asche with the smashing off of the foul pole. phillies beat cubs seven-five. aaron harang in the afternoon series finally. we are almost there. eagles kick off the the season against falcon tomorrow night and when they do, a big piece of the offense could be joining them. zach ertz is full participant in practice yesterday just month removed from a core muscle injury and questionable to play as is linebacker marcus smith. eagles will need help on defense as they deal with the powerful, atlanta offence led by penn chart's alumni matt ryan and julio jones. ryan threw for 4700-yard while jones 104 passes and malcolm jenkins on how to slow them down. >> and, you know, the only thing you can do is get him off of that rhythm, and to do that you have to cover early

and make sure you don't allow him to get rid of the ball quickly and give that rush a little bit of time and disrupt him especially when, they get that running game going he is at his best. >> make sure you are lock right here on cbs-3 sunday kick off at 11:30, get you ready for eagles and falcons and first sunday of nfl football. penn state and buffalo we will go to state college james franklin last week actually had his team bury game film of the loss to temple. they played better but still in the great. this is brandon polk sweeping left. he goes 22-yard for the touchdown. lions up seven to nothing. to the fourth christian hackenberg hits desean hamilton going 5-yard for the score. we will move later in the fourth quarter as lion would seal it, daequan barkley in. penn state wins their first of the year 27-14. delaware/lafayette second quarter, joe walker with the option corp. he drives it home

from a yard out. delaware goes up ten-three. they would beat lafayette by a score of 19-nine. union at home against columbus crew, union hadn't won a regular season home game since july 11th. a long time. now two to nothing here, sebastian le toux finding cj sapong for the goal his eighth of the season but would end there, streak would continue, union fall two-one. all italian women's finally at u.s. open. roberta da vinchi and, the the 26th seed, da vinchi beat serena williams on friday. said it was the best day of her life. she could not bring that momentum over. peneta is u.s. open champ. it is fedderrer and djokovic in the mens final think afternoon. that is your sports. i'm pat gallon. have a great day. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00 here's is what coming up at 8:00. south jersey teacher back to work without joined pain have after getting a new kind of patch, we will explain how it freeze up the bodies own

healing process. rebranding atlantic city how entertainment in the gambling medic ace shift to go more family friendly options. also soggy saturday so are we drying out for second half of the weekend? kyla is back with the forecast up

good morning, to you, just a real mess, in the hunting park section of the city, right now clean up is underway on a large broken water main. we are live with the latest. also a plane goes down just feet from the south jersey home killing the pilot. coming up we will hear from a close friend who witness that had crash. of