thwarted this was part of the exclusive wide ranging interview on protecting the pope in philadelphia. deep inside the federal building, the u.s. secret service operate its philadelphia office. it is there, i pressed director joe clancy to reveal more about that threat on pope francis life. >> i will in the talk about that specifically pat. >> reporter: are you able to tell us that it was thwarted. >> i can tell thaw we're very confident in the security plan that we have throughout each of the cities. >> reporter: are you able to tell me that security threat against the pope was targeted for philadelphia. >> i cannot the get into specifics, i'm sorry. i will say it is another example of the great partnership between federal, local and state agencies working on this specific visit with the pope. >> reporter: very quickly it the becomes clear some topics are opened, others are sealed. >> just picture all of those people here. >> reporter: clancy, a native of suburban philadelphia has been director nearly a year. when pope francis land in washington travels to new york, and then arrives in

philadelphia, envies continuing independent mall, clancy will be at his side. what do you worry about with the bad guys. >> welshing everything whether it is i lone wolf, group attack, ied, we prepare for any scenario. >> reporter: i have had different people ask this question, you know, pat, do you think we are going to see snippers on rooftops in philadelphia? are we director? >> we will have snippers present throughout our venues, again, part of the plan to ensure that we have a safe environment. >> reporter: pope, who is safe and happy. francis keeps his vatican security tails on high alert, with his spontaneous gestures, to touch the people. >> certainly pope francis wants to get out among his people and visit, and touch and have them see him. >> reporter: two papal parade on the parkway and one loop around independent mall will be his moment to reach out. >> the pope has said that an enclosed pope mobile are for him is like azar dean can.

>> would you prefer, that he be in azar dean can. >> you know secret service we preferred he would be in an armored tank, but obviously that is where the the ballies. >> reporter: to prepare secret service papal details are in training, right now in maryland, staging every possible scenario. in fact, ukee, one of their agent is actually playing the role of the pope. >> okay, okay. has director clancy travel to the vatican and met the pope yet. >> reporter: in fact he he has along with the secret service details closely guarding the pope in all three cities. clancy, is a catholic to graduated from archbishop carol and villanova university and pope gave him a very special gift, i will tell but that coming up tonight at 6:00. >> pat, with exclusive information tonight, thanks very much. we have new information this evening about the the festival of families which will be held during that papal visit. we now know actor mark wahlberg will host the

festival, the 44 year-old has credited his catholic faith and parish priest for his success after a rough upbringing in boston. also the world meeting of families released these rendering of the stages that will be used, the first shows the stage the holy father will use when he gives a speech at independent hall, the the other is a rendering being built on the ben franklin parkway where pope will celebrate an open air mass. we're also getting our first look at the official banners for the world meeting of families, the the three banner designs will highlight pope's message of unity, hope and love. the banners will line the streets of center city for pope's visit, more than 500 will be installed over the next ten days. remember, we're now gist less than two weeks from the papal visit to philadelphia, be sure to stay with cbs philly and cbs philly.com for very latest information that you need. in other news tonight and developing right now in mississippi, manhunt is underway for suspect fatally shot a delta state university

professor. authorities say that ethan schmidt was killed in his campus office this morning. he work in the history department. police identified shanon lamb, a university employee, as a person have interest. ham is awe suspect in another mississippi killing. philadelphia police make an arrest in connection with the sexual assault in german town and police say the suspect attack is only 15 years old. "eyewitness news" reporter hheel solomon is in the neighborhood with the latest, r areheel. >> reporter: police say friday evening the victim was driving by spotted her attack and called police and made at rest. take a look just down the road there is where the arrest happened and just feet away on the other side of the block is where the attack was reported. with kathy wright going over to neighbor carmen pope's home on monday she wanted to warn her of the string of recent theft assaults. wright didn't know at the time that police had made an arrest, less than a block from one of the incident.

>> very bold individual for someone to commit a crime. there is something wrong, to commit a crime like that and then to be out and about and in a comfortable manner, approximately even looking for another victim. >> reporter: the 15 year-old suspect's name, and photo, has not been released and being held on charges including rape and robbery. police say it is still unclear if he will be tried as a juvenile or an adult. >> this is a very serious act. the bigger issue is finding out what is wrong with that individual, and that background of that for a young man like this to commit the a crime like that. >> reporter: police credit the victim and called her courageous. for spotting the suspect and quickly calling for help. neighbors who were terrified agreed. >> really brave. then we got them off the street, one less person that will be victimized. >> i'm very thankful. >> i thank god, i understand he is 15 years old but i just thank god he is off the street and he won't have a a chance

to hurt anybody else. >> reporter: police tell me at this point that suspect is being held on charges for one sex a assault on the 5400 block of wayfield. they are testing his dn a a to see if there was a link to the other cases we told but last week. reporting live, rheel solomon cbs-3 "eyewitness news". swat team took a man in cuss todd hoy barricaded himself this north philadelphia a home. police were called to the 1500 block of lehigh avenue just before 6:00 for a report of the man high on drugs. at one point during a standoff, police say officers fired two shots. no one was hurt. nine other people inside the home were questioned by police. after a cool, cloudy, damp weekend sun came back out and meteorologist kate bilo is outside enjoying what is a wonderful day out there, kate? >> i'll tell what you today is perfection. we have been dealing with a lot of heat and humidity, i have been hearing from a lot of you we just want a taste of fall in the forecast.

that is what we have got, cool air came in last night, if you were out and about yesterday evening this morning was down right chilly and now we have warmed up nicely with sunshine. quick look at storm scan three not showing us anything at all in our area as we zoom out you can see northern new england that is extending down that cool northwest wind outside today but this week practically perfect. we are checking boxes here, sunny skies, we got that. warm temperatures but not too warm. low humidity and light wind with the next couple days, wind will die down. temperatures right now feeling great 77 at the airport. seventy-six wilmington. seventy-four in allentown. look at our dew point right now. dew point is 40. that means practically non-existent humidity and you can feel it, very dry air, dew point of 44 in millville. coming up temperatures will warm up over next couple days, question is will the sun stay with us and how hot will it get. i will have answers to those question when i join you inside, back over to you. well, it is tonight eagles

fans, eagles nation has been waiting for after a long off season thursday night football kicks season off full slate sunday with our bird, it is our time. >> counting it down. >> let's do it. >> for weeks eagles open up in atlanta and sports director don bellies here. >> we are all fired up. >> my man. >> nice to be back with you. >> good to see you. >> sometimes we blow it up, that is how we do it. bam. bradford, murray, marks well they make their debut in two hours anticipation sticks and expectation are high. eagles are favored by three points at georgia dome and that is where we will find our leslie van arsdal, leslie, what is up. >> i'm sorry, don i was distracted by eagles chants going on behind me now. these fans are so excited, this is one of the most anticipated seasons i can remember. you can see some guys out here on the field behind me and probably why everyone is so excited about this season is because fans maybe felt last

year at ten-six record but they missed the playoffs. chip kelly remade this team, so many changes, so many moves. the biggest for sam bradford player recovering from back to back acl injuries. this will be his first meaningful game in almost two years. he just can't wait. >> i think more than anything other season am more excited then ever to get back on the field. the it is something i have been waiting a long time. i didn't get the the opportunity to do it last year. it has been a while and i'm looking forward to it. >> it is no the about watching one guy play and eager to see sam play as opposed to demarco play or anybody else that is new, byron maxwell we are excited to play the game. >> one game note tightened zach ertz will be a game time decision but check him out, the the eagles fans, they have descended here in the georgia dome. they are getting ready for eagles/falcons, coming up in two hours, back to you.

>> all right, thanks. definitely worth the trip, chip kelly looking to go three-o in season opener. spinning dough to go atl. >> i wouldn't be surprised if we hear ten to 5,000 eagles fans there, they make road trips. >> they take over buildings. >> thanks, known to happen. >> welcome back. >> thanks, ukee. philadelphia fans getting excited foresees on opener. >> we are two hours out, we caught up with philadelphians who are bleeding green across the city. >> excited about today. i want to see how we look. really excited bit. >> we're excited. i'm exited to see sam bradford. i want to see offense click. i'm excited about demarco murray because we got him from the cowboys. i want to see the offense. i have trust in chip kelly. >> and it is actually just a happy coincidence, for a different causement listen to the game tonight on our sister

station 94 wip, turn those tv's down, radio up, hear merrill reese and mike quick call the action. good stuff. >> turn down the sound let merrill and mike get you through it. wild fires are racing through california, now it is a raza against time, coming up what fire fighters are doing to protect tens of thousands office people who had to run for their lives. we will take you out to the west coast. low dose aspirin is often recommend todd help your heart but doctors say it might prevent even more health issues, we have details on the healthwatch. everyone knows it is important to have a good credit score but there is some confusion about how to get it, three on your side jim donovan shows you what you need to do to a achieve that high score, we will do that on the other

fire crews are just struggling to contain two massive wild fires that killed one person and, destroyed hundreds of homes. flames devoured 200,000 acres. cbs news correspondent chelsea edward is at the scene there in middletown, california with the very latest. >> reporter: parts of the middletown, california are gone, incinerated after flames tore through several communities, 20 miles north of the napa. the fire destroyed 1,000 buildings, including hundreds of homes.

>> that fire has been burning, in all directions. >> this was one of the worst fires i have seen in my 28 year creek. >> deadly wild fire forced 13,000 resident from their homes, as many dodged horrifying scenes like this. the wild fire wiped out blocks of neighborhood, including this one in middletown while cooler temperatures have moved in, fire fighters say they are worried about shifting wind. john lopez, one of the 1200 fire fighters battling flames returned to find his home standing but little else was spared. >> i'm looking around at my neighbors and they are just devastated. even my daughter is devastated. i drove to her house. her house is gone. the is there nothing left report report california governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency for our area. >> fire, once they start going, they become very difficult to deal with, and very expensive. >> reporter: officials say california's historic drought is fueling some of the most explosive fires in decade. chelsea edward, cbs news,

middletown, california. well, having a good credit score these days is very important but do you even know what goes into your score. >> it can be confusing, three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan find many people are confused about what makes up a score. >> reporter: think of this as the do's and don'ts of building a strong credit score. getting a proved for a credit card, car loan, or home mortgage depend on a credit score, often that is a three digit f ico score that ranges from 300 to 850. most people necessity basic rules for keeping it high. >> paying your bills on time. >> not carrying too much debt. >> make sure you keep on top of things. >> reporter: but denise, from bank rate.com say there are many misconceptions. >> a a lot of nuances involved and they are still very well on consumers. >> reporter: in a new poll 55 percent of americans thought they had to carry a balance on their credit card and pay interest to improve their credit score. >> you don't to have do that at all. simply having the card and using the card responsibly

will help you build credit overtime. >> reporter: 70 percent were surprised to learn just having one type of credit account can hurt you as well. >> credit scoring models are design to reward people for having different types of loans. >> reporter: swannsky says most important rule is don't miss a payment. >> you will risk losing 70 to 90 points for first missed payment. that is definitely something you do not want to do. >> reporter: while getting rid of the credit card made keep you from spending too much it can damage your credit. of 1,000 surveyed by bank rate.com, 76 percent of people didn't know that closing a credit card account can lower your score. these numbers do not surprise me. i was just saying you can't mom number of people that don't know difference between a debit and credit card. we don't teach this stuff in school. >> you are left to your own devices. >> you need to do that class. >> reporter: run a whole financial. >> thanks, buddy, good stuff. jew is a cross the region and around the world are celebrating rosh hashanah.

"eyewitness news" at this coppinggation on spring garden for rash hashanah services. two day holiday marks start of the jewish new year and begins a ten day period of repentance that end with yom kippur, the day of atonement. what a beautiful day for a holiday, kate, a wonderful time to be outside. >> it just feels amazing out there. wind of change, so it feels like fall has carried on a breeze toward to us day. it will not last forever. we have a warm up in our future. not last forever. we are not talking 90's but temperatures back to the 80's. cool, comfortable conditions today. it will stay comfortable but maybe not cool, later this week. i will explain what i mean in a moment. lets look at today, what a beautiful day it is. we will look at campbell's field camera looking live at ben franklin bridge. can't find a cloud in the sky today. it is beautiful, clear bleigh skies, as far as the eye can see, we will see a beautiful sunset, starting relatively shortly we will lose minutes of the daylight and these sunsets are earlier and

earlier a as we head toward the fall season. it is still summer and looks like it even though it didn't feel like it today. look at the time lapse video from the beach patrol headquarters in margate, in the morning not aloft people in the beach, everyone had sweat shirt on walking on the beach and in the afternoon it started to warm up and we have a few folks putting their stuff on the sand lucky people able to take a september vacation down the shore in my opinion one of the best times to be down there and still folks out on the beach right now and down rehoboth beach a few folks out on the beach as well. 73 degrees therement cool but comfortable and warm enough to still be outside this afternoon without a jacket. storm scan three is clear, all across the region, this is folks favorite time of the year. that first look into the fall and forecast. don't bundle up or anything like. that get outside with short sleeves and enjoy the day. here's that system that brought rain outside throughout the day yesterday. that is off to the north. wind around back side of that impacting us north and west and temperatures on the cool side, 75 in trenton.

seventy-five millville. seventy-seven in millville. low to mid 70's down the shore as well, ocean water temperature at 72. your phillies first pitch forecast for tonight clear skies, breezy, nationals are in town. seventy-four at first pitch. by ninth inning we are in the 60's maybe a night to wear jacket or sweat shirt to the phillies game. we're in the 80's with sunshine and high pressure in control every single day. how it will feel awesome. dew points in the 40's and they will stay pretty low right through the the next several days as well. we need to train slightly more humid through end of the week. our fall count down eight days until fall officially begins, it felt like it last night, feels like it tonight as well as we are down to 57 for your tuesday, a abundant sunshine, warmer and eyewitness weather three day forecast doesn't get any better then. that we are in the 80's with lots of sunshine, tuesday, wednesday and thursday and i'll let you know if it will last as we head in the weekend, as well. we were cloudy, ring and drizzly. the first real rain we have had in several months now since the fourth of july.

but does this weekend follow suit. i will let you know with the full forecast in a few minutes. >> that looked good. >> thanks, kate. still ahead she gave us the crown more than 30 years ago in the middle of the scandal but vanessa williams was back at miss america pageant last night, coming up the apology, decade in the making. and live look at our news room where we are ready for the eagles, are you? live report from atlanta coming up.

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battle of the bird, almost kick off time between eagles and falcons and season opener tonight. >> sports director don bell joins us now. ready to go. >> all fired up, fans are for sure. being an eagles fan is with us, you are either with us or against us. bird and falcons tonight on monday night football. leslie van arsdal is at the georgia dome and she has a story about a couple of friend enemies, leslie, take it away i'll get to them in a minute. the a as you well know eagles

fans travel so well, check out the crowd, behind me, they are more eagles fans here right now then falcons fans. you know, that is because there is just so much excitement, they are so excited about this season, and in my travels today, i did learn that the eagles fans and falcons fan can coexist. >> eagles will win. >> are you sure? >> i'm's positive. eagles will win. >> exactly. we have been talking about it for five mondays. >> we were talking about how falcons will win. >> no, i'm so sorry for you you, i'm so sorry for these falcons fans. >> sure about that. >> yes, ma'am. >> we will see who rises above. >> if you didn't know, did you hear. >> yes. >> listen, listen, we travel welshing okay. that is all you'll see it in in the georgia dome, okay. green and black. that is what you will see it in. nice colors. >> it will be losing colors by even of the night.

>> i don't think so. >> i can tell you you, he is right, eagles fans travel very well. i don't know, maybe i'm biased but i do think, the eagles fans won that don, what do you think. >> no doubt. both those guys had an argument because eagles are just four-four on the road last season and hopefully they will get off the start tonight in the atl. and we will heat things, go bird,. coming up next, on "eyewitness news", the the stapel of many diets but is diet soda the the key to losing weight and keeping it off. we have new information on why it might make you gain weight. cleve? >> reporter: new jersey/pennsylvania connection is about to get more pricey, i'm cleve bryan, coming up we will ask why tolls will double at two burlington county bridges. and new at 66:00 tonight vandalized at a a local university and there could be

a common link, walt hunter has latest coming

my favorite. bad news. the johnsonville factory burned down brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage.

i'm ukee washington. here's is what happening, federal officials have thwarted a security threat against pope francis ahead of his visit to the united states next week. pontiff is set to arrive on u.s. soil a week from tomorrow. our pat ciarrocchi talked exclusively with the head of the secret service. she will have more on the "eyewitness news" at 6:00. philadelphia police arrested a 15 year-old boy in connection with the sexual assault in germantown. police air waiting dna to see if the suspect is linked to two other recent attacks. in mississippi, delta state university employee, is retained a as a person of interest in the slaying of the fellow collogue. the ethan schmidt was fatally shot in his office, and suspect remains at large, kate. it felt like fall arrived

across the a area, we woke up to cool temperatures in the 50's across much of the area finally fall like after very warm weather for first half of the september but it will warm up again this weekend, we're stuck in another dry stretch, i'll tell if you rain returns at all, in the seven day forecast and that is coming up in a few minutes, back to you, jessica. thanks very much. deadly crash, over weekend kills a central bucks south high school student and injuries three other young people, the roll over crash happened early yesterday morning on limekiln pike in new britain township. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live at that scene where tonight a memorial grows, steve. >> reporter: and the very end of this fatal roll over crash where police have mark where the truck rolled over, time and again, until they nearly struck this pole. now adorned by flowers in memorial for that teen that lost his life. we spoke to the neighbors who spoke up to this and called 911, just moments after it

happened, and how they say, this isn't the first time and it probably won't be the last time it happens. at the bottom of this roadside memorial the phrase never forgotten painted in bright yellow. eyewitness catherine herb says forgetting anything about sunday morning is impossible. >> my heart has been hurting the last few days, my stomach feels sick. >> reporter: catherine says she called 911 when at 1:15 sunday morning she and her husband heard a crash in their front yard. >> i grabbed my phone and he helpedded out because that is what we have done in the past. >> reporter: police say four teenage boys were traveling along limekiln pike in this blue pick up early sunday when they lost control around this curve, smashing in the rock barrier at catherine's home, flipping on to the yard, ejecting the boys. police say that the driver 17 year-old christopher sidelow sky was killed. >> boy laying in the ditch kept reaching up in the air. >> reporter: neighbors called

this 45 miles an hour curve in new britain township a roadside danger. >> they are flying down here 70, 80 taking the curves. >> reporter: neighbor carol morris has been living here some three decade. she says serious accidents here are nearly inly, comes comes by the decade. >> we're just so sad that there has been so many deaths, and most of them are kid. >> reporter: monday, school not in session at central bucks south for a holiday, grief counselors on hand to help students cope with the loss of their classmate chris. never forgotten read the memorial, neighbors say, they have too many reminders. >> terrible. >> reporter: the cause of the crash remains under investigation. part of which will rely on a toxicology report, being performed on the driver. reporting live tonight from bucks county, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> steve, thanks very much. clean up crews are still

working honorary pairs from the massive water main break in north philadelphia over the weekend. you can see some muddy aftermath and debris in this video from today, 15 million gallons of water, spilled late saturday night in the parking lot of the old tastykake factory in hunting park. 120 year-old water main is second major main to break in the area this summer. starting tomorrow, it will cost you more to cross the burlington bristol and tacony palmyra bridges. tolls are going up for first time in 15 years. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in palmyra right the now with more on what drivers think about all this, cleve. >> reporter: officials tell me that more than 80,000 drivers go over tacony palmyra and burlington bristol bridge each day so if you are someone that does this on a daily basis, this could cost you hundreds of dollars a year now. hade to ask drivers do i think it is worth the money. for more than 80 years the burlington bristol and tacony palmyra bridges have loom over the delaware river.

now at two bucks a crossing locals remembers much cheaper days. >> nickel, 25 cents. >> 25 cents, maybe less. >> reporter: starting tuesday both bridges double from two to $4 for drivers paying cash and $3 to use e-z pass. >> wow, that is a lot. >> i think it is too much, maybe a dollar but to double that, it is just too much. >> reporter: burlington county bridge commission unanimously passed increases last month after two public hearings. the commission chairman says these are first toll increases in either bridge in 15 years. >> we don't take these light thely. >> reporter: over five years higher tolls are expect to cover 110 million-dollar in repairs. they include 45 million-dollar to redeck the burlington bristol bridge, 45 million-dollar to paint both bridges, and 20 million-dollar for various electric and safety upgrades. i had to ask about the paint cost. >> sound like a lot of money for paint. when you are talking about removing paint that spans a

across the delaware river and applying paint, significant project both of them are. >> reporter: some deal with the toll increases particularly burlington bristol which is one lane in each direction they should get more for their money. >> pretty narrow, old, dated, not good. >> reporter: like it or not, new toll go into effect tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. if you are thinking of making trip a across the river, don't wait, reporting live in pal my, yeah cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". let talk more about trips and gas prices are tumbling as supply out weigh demand. price of the crude oil is low. "eyewitness news" in beverly, burlington county we found regular unleaded for 1.89 a gallon at this fast station on route 130. in new jersey drivers are pagan average of 2.0 9a gallon in, pennsylvania regular is averaging 2.4 four a gallon and in state of the delaware it is $2.27 on average. emotional kim davis return to work for the first time

since being jailed for denying marriage licenses to same sex couples. >> i want to have that conflict, i don't want to be in the spotlight and i'm certainly not going to be a whipping post. >> rowan county clerk spent five days in jail on a contempt charge. davis's deputy clerks have been issuing marriage licenses in her absence. first couple to apply for a license today was a same sex couple. >> we wanted to be able to make a stand for those people, for kid who are still here, to show, you know, the love and support. >> davis, an election official say she won't issue any licenses but that she won't interfere if her deputy continue to do so. she's asking state legislator to make an accommodatetation for her religious beliefs. campaign 2016 has already had some unexpected twists to day a pair of republican candidates who have never held an elected office are battling at the top of the g.o.p. poles. on the democratic side, the

the the new front run arer makes a pitch to unlikely supporters. cbs correspondent craig boswell is in washington to tell you more. >> reporter: this is not a typical bernie sanders campaign rally. >> senator sanders, we made room for your support ers locally here on the front row so you have a fan club here. >> reporter: democratic presidential candidate is seeking support at liberty university a conservative christian institution. >> it is harder but not less important for us to try and communicate with those who do not agree with us on every issue. >> sanders, self described socialist sought economic common ground from the audience but he did not have any supporters when it came down to his views on social interest yous. his appearance comes as he is surging in recent polls. now leading hillary clinton by ten points in iowa and 22 points in new hampshire. the democratic candidates have avoided directly attack one

another but will soon face off in the debate next month. the republicans go head to head this wednesday in semi valley, california. >> ben carson is a very nice man he is surging but way behind me. i said what about me, i'm leading, they don't mention that. >> reporter: when asked what is important to them, nearly 40 percent of republicans in early voting states say business experience. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". america has lost a war hero, tuesday keegan air man is calvin span has died at 90. lieutenant span died yesterday of natural causes a a at the his home in texas. he flew 26 combat missions as a member of the elite squad of african-american fighter pilots. two memorial services will be held one in texas and other in span's hometown of rutherford, new jersey. still to come on "eyewitness news", have you started christmas shopping yet? as silly as it might sound you might be surprised to know how many people are already buying

presents. and, the nation has a new miss america, find out who will wear the crown, for tenth 2016, kate. it almost started to feel more like holiday season last night and this morning, it has been on the cool side but we are going to warm backup and we could be talking about the return of summer weather, over the the next couple of days and still summer after all i'll have more after that with the seven day for

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holiday shopping, according to a new survey from credit card.com. get this, 2 percent of americans say, that they are done. as "eyewitness news" marks 50 years we are looking back at a incident that impact us here in the delaware valley. today we will remember a somber anniversary, september 141,982nd, philadelphia's own grace kelly died after being injured in the car accident in france. a mass was held in our area, to remember the princess of monaco. kelly married prince rainer the third in what was then called the wedding of the century. before becoming royalty she was an oscar winning actress. kelly grew up in philadelphia's east falls neighborhood, she was 52 years old. we will be right back.

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here's a look at her crowning moment. >> here she is, your new miss america is, miss georgia. >> the talent was an opera performance. she's first miss america from georgia in more than 60 years. >> now last night, also marked return of the miss america 1984, vanessa williams. this was her first appearance since she gave up the crown following a photo scandal. pageant executive chairman sam has kill apologized to williams on live television. >> i want to apologize for anything that was said, or done, that made you feel any less than the miss america you are and the miss america you always will be. >> williams was first black woman to win the crown, she had title for ten months, before the hustler magazine public photos that were taken

before her reign. kate bilo now joining with us a look at a nice forecast, i think. >> beautiful forecast. i put on twitter my hardest weather challenge will be finding cinnamons for beautiful. >> another great, awesome, wonderful, delightful day. >> all day. >> and a bag of chips. >> you can send them my way on twitter because i will run out by end of the week. beautiful week. the beautiful start to the week today. we will take you outside to spring garden street. we are looking east toward new jersey and delaware river. we are hard pressed to even find a cloud in the sky, just that beautiful blue sky, very, very dry air overhead, you can feel that coming on the breeze, dew points incredibly low for this time of the year and feels fantastic, that little taste of fall we have all been waiting for, hot start to september but nothing hot about today's forecast. let check with our eyewitness weather watchers, we have a lot to say showing us really cool temperatures, just a few days ago these were all mid 90's, not anymore, phil, 77 in

chestnut hill. brilliant clear dry day with the stunning evening to follow. it will be a beautiful evening out there, great sunset tonight. 82 degrees with david dutch in clementon. his house is full sunshine, nice preview of fall today. it looks like that may be all it is, a preview, we will heat up through next few days. ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey. what a great day. humidity continues to drop as temperatures whoever around 80 and beautiful photo and again, no cloud in the sky. just that deep blue sky today, clear blue skies to close a beautiful day. thanks, ed anal of our weather watchers. the lets look at storm scan 3a whole lot of nothing. if you look at this image and think computer froze, that time bar was not running in the corner but perfectly clear evening outside and we are seeing that cool northwesterly win thanks to the high pressure from the west and this storm system exiting northern new england. we will get a pressure gradient. the high is about here and wind speed up through that

gradient here and we have such a breezy day today but wind will die down over next few days as high pressure centers overhead. high so far today feeling amazing, 77 the high in philadelphia 77 in atlantic city as well. wilmington 76. we have hit a high of 75 in trenton and red to go day and right now we are at our warmest temperatures 77 at airport. seventy-four allentown. fall-like 67 in mount pocono. dew points look at these dew points 40 in the region. dover just barely in the 50's. our comfort scale doesn't even go that low, current dew point is 40. we will go down to 50. forty might be just incredibly awesome, another cinnamonson problem, feel fantastic. steady warm up back to the 80's tomorrow and mid 80's, wednesday, thursday and friday. quick look at tropics we have one area not expect to develop anytime soon but this area does have a good chance of development still well out in the opened atlantic. nothing imminent for us.

overnight clear skies cool and refreshing. tomorrow a cool start but nice warm afternoon, dress in layers, you need a light jacket in the morning but in the afternoon at 82 you don't need that. mid 80's with sunshine, wednesday, thursday, friday. saturday looks beautiful as well and sunday awesome again. this might be the nicest seven day forecast we have seen in quite sometime. ukee and jessica, back to you. on the healthwatch tonight could aspirin be used to fight cancer. >> for the first time ever u.s. preventive services task force is recommending daily low dose of aspirin to help prevent both heart disease, and cancer. however, aspirin is a blood thinner so doctors worry it could lead to internal bleeding. they recommend consulting your physician before making a decision. if you think drinking diet soda will help you lose weight, you might want to think again. new study find diet beverages may make you consume more unhealthy food then you realize. after a studying more than 22,000 people researchers found people who drank a lot of diet drinks tend todd eat

more and load up on high calorie foods. experts recommend consider what you drink in relation to your overall heating habits. still ahead tonight on "eyewitness news" they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder but this young model is truly beautiful inside and out but she's changing face of fashion.

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even more of a long shot. the 18 year-old from australia has down syndrome, despite verbal, cognitive limitations her mother says maryland lynn knew she wanted to be a model after attending a fog show. >> she said she wanted to get up on the stage, get on the stage right there, first step was a photo shoot. pictures went viral on facebook, half million followers later models from all over the world started to pour in. >> madeline is a shining light that shows people that nothing, is impossible. >> so this is bigger than modeling. >> this is about inclusion. this is about discrimination. it is about letting people out there with intellectual disability that anyone that looks different feel included in life. >> reporter: then came the call every model wants to get a request to walk runway a at new york fashion week. >> are you excited. >> yes. >> reporter: are you going to model. >> yes. >> reporter: are is everybody going to clap. >> yes. >> reporter: and cheer.

>> yes. >> reporter: cheer. >> yes. >> reporter: but excitement turns to fear, and doubt. the camera, the crowd, the chaos, madeline conquered them all to become one of the break out faces of the new york fashion week 2015. in new york, marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> look at that smile you go, madeline nicely done. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> at 6:00 bird are back, season opener and the james will count. we are live in atlanta as eagles get ready to kick off its 2015 season. "eyewitness news" television exclusive meet a philadelphia area native and he now runs the united states secret service and tonight he sits down with our pat ciarrocchi to offer insights into preparations, for the papal visit. also this. >> reporter: unexpected loss for villanova's football team as vandals strike the vehicles of players and team staff, while the team is away.

the latest on the investigation from campus coming up. and after a hot start to september, we will finally get that little taste of fall we have been looking for but does it last? summer weather will return? i will have numbers in the seven day forecast, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> that is what i'm talk about waiting game is over, eagles fans are hoping for high flying offence. tough defense tonight, it is almost time, to play meaningful football and everybody is fired up, there is sam the man right there bird opened up regular season schedule tonight in atlanta against the falcons. hi everyone i am i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. fans hope touchdown just keep coming. sport director done done bell joins us live.

they are fired up. >> emphasis is on the the word meaningful. meaningful game. we are done with the preseason, time for the real deal, from boos to pats on the back, demarco murray ran wild with the star on the helmet. now wearing green and looking to carry the bird. leslie van arsdal is live in tonight's game and she has more than demarco, leslie. >> we have been talking about this for what seems like forever, finally here, season opener here in at the plant a, guys are on the field as we speak, i'll tell you, i talk to some in the hallway, they are ready to go, so many changes made during the off season, the one of the biggest chip kelly switched shady mccoy to demarco murray. he led league with 1845-yard. he will share time with darren sproles, ryan matthews creating a lethal backfield. demarco says he doesn't care how many times he carries the the ball. >> for me it is always been about winning, high school,