shaking their heads a come back by the birds in atlanta falls short and late game interception steals their opening night. the eagles started off sluggish and couldn't get it back together. good evening i'm ukee washingt washington. >> i'm jessica dean. there was so much hype leading up to this season opener but sadly the game just had a disappointing ending sports director don bell joining us now with highlights an few low lights. >> such a buzz kill the way the thing ended. it was real, it was fun. it just wasn't real fun eagles kick off the season with high expectations but the falcons smacked them around with reality early on. even hard to say. up leavable. so we pick it up under nine meant left in the fourth. ryan matthews touchdown. they trailed 20-three at half time. later on with time winding down, how about sam bradford picked off right there. the ball goes off the hands of jordon matthews the eagles fall 26-24 in the opener.

>> buzz kill. >> they started slow and that crushed them. >> yeah. i bet they won't come out like that against dallas. >> one would hope. >> talk about it in bit. appreciate you. eagles nation reactioning to the tough loss in the season opener. let's get to "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones in cherry hill where it was a night of mixed emotions. todd. >> reporter: yeah, ukee, indeed. certainly this game had a lot ups and downs to it here we were tonight enjoying all the highs and feeling all the lows with the chance. >> got to -- no worries, one loss much that's it. >> started off a little slow. they need to make some adjustments and i think next week they'll do lot better against the cowboys game. i'll there be rooting them on. >> reporter: it was a fourth quarter touchdown that gave the eagles the lead for the first time in the game firing up the fan pies here at pj whelihan's in cherry hill. >> i think the tempo. the defense for atlanta starting to wear down. you can see chip -- see his style charting to wear down that

defense. bradford seemed sharp. >> all excited for the eagles much this is philly pride right here. >> rt report eagles didn't have their a game monday night and the falcons especially in the first half gave them all they could handle. >> i'm an eagles fan and we're going to win. >> reporter: you're confident about this come back. >> yes, i'm confident. we're going to win. >> reporter: in the early going of the game there was little to cheer about. with the eagles down early fans had to fight back the dalla dalt las. >> we started a little slow. last year we dominated a little slow too, but we ended up dominating by the end of the game. >> but it wasn't meant to be this game was certainly a tale of two halves. first half, the eagles really just doug themselves too deep avenue hole. fans here tonight not heart broken. they're keeping it all in perspective. this is only game one. reporting live tonight in cherry hill, todd quinones cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> eagles nation we love our birds. okay. todd thanks so much. let us know was think about the eagles season opener send us a message on the cbs philly

facebook page or tweet us at cbs philly. be sure to use the hash tag cb cbs3. >> brazen thief caught on camera and police are searching for a suspect who stole packages left on the front steps of a local home. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt smoke witness victims live at police headquarters with that and some very good, very clear surveillance video yo, david. >> reporter: jess cash it really is. i've seen a lot of surveillance video over the years but i have physical you the clarity in this video sets it apart from other surveillance video hopefully making it ease your for detectives. detectives hope that you can recognize the man in this video so they can get this guy behind bars as soon as possible. the man in this surveillance video on dupont street in manayunk didn't seem too worried about being caught. he stole a valuable package in the middle of the day with not one but two security cameras watching his every move. >> the video shows everything you need to know. >> reporter: manayunk resident brian taylor lives in the home with his wife. and noticed something was wrong when they only spotted one

package on the doorstep last thursday. >> we look at the tracking and it said that it was delivered 11:35. >> reporter: taylor insists this guy messed with the wrong house. because these cameras happen to be some of the best on the mark. >> i bought the best quality camera you can buy and fortunately it paid off. >> reporter: when the thief opened the box, it didn't find expensive electronics. but two designer dresses. brian's wife was supposed to wear for a wedding over the weekend. >> my wife was very concerned. not to mention the fact that she had find another dress for this even. >> reporter: neighbor kieran murphy lives a few doors down from taylor. >> my house has been broken into twice in the past month and haver. >> reporter: murphy says he knows plenty of other neighbors with similar problems. >> it's unfortunate. this doesn't seem to be much we can do. >> reporter: the most expensive surveillance camera rah doesn't stop people from smiling it might help detectives catch these guy and put him behind bars. they just need to know who he is. >> i get packages delivered all

the time it makes me really worried. >> reporter: if you know who this guy detective boss love to hear from you. call in and remain non muss. we're live tonight at police headquarters, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, david, thanks so much. moorestown man who work as an instructor at a day camp is facing child porn charges to night. this is the suspect 23-year-old daniel chance of foxwood drive he's been released after posting one hadn't dread thousand dollars bail. police say chance was using a file sharing program to distribute the child pornography at the time of his arrest he was employed at the ropes instructor at the liberty lakes day cam in that mansfield township. >> bucks county community is in mourning after high school student was killed in a car crash over the weekend. roadside memorial is now at the site of the role trash which killed 17-year-old christopher on sunday. the central bucks south high school student lost control of his pick up while traveling around a curve injuring three other teenagers passengers.

we spoke to one eyewitness who was still shaken up. >> the boy that was laying in the ditch was just -- kept reaching up into the air. my heart has been hurting the last two days. my stomach feels sick. >> the neighbors tell "eyewitness news" that curve on lime kiln pike is notorious for speeding and accidents. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. we are now less than two weeks away from the papal visit. and 12 days pope francis will land here in philadelphia and security is the number one concern. tonight in "eyewitness news" tv exclusive we go to the head of the secret service after reports the feds disrupted a security threat aimed at the pope during his visit to the us. our pat chiarocchi has the one-on-one exclusive with secret service director joe clancy. >> for a lot of folks in philadelphia it's once in a lifetime opportunity. for us it's an opportunity but also a serious mission. >> reporter: the mission protecting the pope and the

people during his 35 hours in philadelphia. >> our agents will know this independence hall better than maybe better than the park service. >> reporter: secret service director joe clancy a havertown native walked with me on independence mall. 40,000 people will pass through fences and metal detectors to see the pope emerge from the front door at independence hall. secret service agents are looking for witnesses. >> we keep re-evaluating where these little holes in the dense might be so we're constantly designing a new plan and our folks it keeps them up at night but also think about if we have to move the pope out of that are a how do we get him out. >> how do you do that? that's why some of the road closures are in place. >> reporter: residents won't ab loud on rooftops. but agents will be. >> we would have our counter sniper units if place. if they see something that is out of the ordinary, we have people that can respond very quickly. obviously again we work very closely with the philadelphia police depth. >> reporter: it's that close cooperation with law enforcement

agencies that clancy credits with identifying a u.s. threat against the pope. >> i'm not going to talk about that specifically, pat. >> reporter: are you able to tell us that in fact it really was thwart idea. >> yes. i can tell that you we're very cuff in the security plan that we have throughout each of the cities. >> what do you worry about with the bad guys. >> everything. whether it's lone wolf or whether it's group of attack or whether ied. we prepare for any scenario. >> director clancy will be near pope francis in washington, new york and philadelphia. where he says the structure of a national special security event like this keeps the plan secure. yet flexible. especially for a pope who likes to be spontaneous. >> certainly pope francis wants to get out among his people and visit and touch and have them see him. >> reporter: two papal parades on the parkway and one loop around independence mall will be the pope's moment to reach out. >> well the secret service we would prefer that he be an armored tank.

but obviously that's where the balance is. >> reporter: i asked the director whether he knew the precise route of the papal parade along the parkway. he said he did but he wasn't prepared to give details just yet. he did assure me, though, that the people who will be there will be very happy to be close to pope francis. in the sat center, pat chiarocchi cbs3 "eyewitness news". and we are getting a sneak peek at what things will look like when the pope arrives in philadelphia. the world meeting of families released these renderings of the stages that will be used during the papal visit. the first show the stage that will be used when the pontiff gives his speech at independence hall. the other rendering of the stage being built on the ben franklin parkway where the pope will celebrate an open air mass. now some star power is also going to be on hand for the papal visit. today we learned mark wahlberg will host the festival of families much hey has credited hits catholic faith and parish priest for his success after a

rough up bringing. >> comedian jim, singer aretha franklin, the fray, sister sledge, andre ya bocelli, jaanes and philadelphia orchestra will be performing. >> after a beautiful fall like day. we're in for a cool night. summer isn't over just yet. meteorologist kate bilo looks tamir perfect forecast. >> near perfect definitely. i can't find anything wrong with this forecast temperatures on their way up though. we had highs only in the 70s outside today. actually climbed to 77 and then 80s tomorrow. 80s again wednesday much notice how we keep climbing upward and then we're still in the 80s thursday and friday. so by wednesday, we're almost a fuel 10 degrees warmer than it was today. but the good news it looks like the sunshine is going to stick with us through the end of the week. coming up i'll let you know how long the sun hangs on if it will stick with us into the upcoming weekend as well. jessica. >> also ahead at 11:00, vandals strike a local college smashing the windows of more than a dozen

cars and that's not all. why police believe one group of people in particular was targeted. >> also, we've heard about aspirin for heart health but could the papery lever help fight off another deadly disea disease? and did you hear the one about the bear that walk in a pizza shop? you got to see what happens next. you're watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00. ♪

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>> tonight mississippi police on the manhunt for suspect in two shootings that left the university professor and another woman dead. authorities say they have spoken to the suspect 45-year-old shannon lamb and he has said he's quote not going to jail. lamb is suspected in the shooting death of delta state university professor ethan schmidt. lamb is also a suspect in the murder of a woman he lived with 300 miles away. police are still working to determine a motive. the kentucky county clerk jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to say same sex couples returned to work at same day a same sex couple received a marriage license from her office. came davis spend five days in

jail citing her religious beliefs. in her absence deputy clerks issued licenses. davis is now saying that can continue but under certain circumstances. >> any unauthorized license they issue will not have my name, my title or my authority on it. instead the license will state that they are issued pursuant to a federal court order. davis drew both protesters and supporters outside her office. she is asking for the state legislature to make an accommodation for her religious beliefs. vandals strike targeting the cars of the villanova university football team and its staff. the team returned from its season opener at uconn to find 15 vehicles with windows broken out or shattered. police say a number of items were stolen from team members cars. they know it happened sometime late on september 2nd or early september 3rd. >> a lot of damage, yeah. very extensive. some of the cars were fairly expensive. so it's going cost a lot of money to fix those cars.

>> police have no description of the suspect or says inspects. starting tomorrow it will cost more to cross two bridges in our area. the toll on the burlington-bristol bridge and tacony-palmyra bridges goes up to $4 for cash cuff mers much the toll will be $3 for e-z pass customers. this is the first toll hike in 15 years. the burlington county bridge commission says the increases are needed for improvement. >> could aspirin be used to fight cancer? for the first time ever experts are recommending a daily low dose of aspirin to help prevent heart disease and cancer. aspirin taken over a 10 year period may help high risk patients between 50 and 69. however aspirin is a blood thinner so doctors worry it can lead to internal bleeding much consult your physician before taking the medication. jewish people across the region and around the world of celebrating rosh hashanah. >> ♪ >> "eyewitness news" at congregation shalom on spring

garden for services. the two-day holiday mark the start of the jewish new year and begins a 10 day period of repentance that ends with yom kippur the day of atonement. kate joins us now with our weather forecast and just a beautiful beautiful day on this monday. >> i just wanted to be outside. >> i'm telling you. very nice. >> we've been talking for while about how there's been no taste of fall in the forecast. it's been hot, it's been humid. the start of september was very hot. last night and this morning, we finally got that little chill in the air. >> yes. >> switch flipped and fall arrived. rain and then fall arrived but it won't stick around for too much longer. we'll heat back up this week temperatures climb into the 80s but not to worry pretty soon temperatures will be in the 70s every day. and then that last it seems a very short time before the real cold comes on in. enjoy this week while we've got. it will be a line yup of stellar day after stellar day. right into the weekend. let's get started with look outside take you out to skycam3 this our shot from the cbs

broadcast center looking out towards center city where everything is all lit up and already feeling really cool and comfy outside tonight. looks pretty nice outside in center city. take look at this time lapsed video showcasing this beautiful day from our live neighbor network camera at the palmyra coach nature park across the river in new jersey again you can see the skyline lit up in the background and we had blue sky all through the day then it went to yellow are orange, red had rode, purple color. beautiful sunset and all lit up looking great. 64 degrees right now at the palmyra coach coach nature park. storm scan shows nothing going on. want to draw attention interpretation to this system. this is partially responsible for our weekend rain and still sitting and spinnin spinning buh pressure behind it causing a prayer gradient to develop between the two systems that's what he will rooly brought that northwest wind in today. a breezy day. but very comfortable day with temperatures only getting to the 70s we had a high of 77 officially here in philadelphia today. temperatures dropping off quickly in fact take a look at allentown 58 degrees right now.

it's 54 in millville already. 59 degrees in reading. and 66 in philadelphia. this is the kind of night if you can do it, to sleep with the window open let the breeze blow in. you don't need the air-conditioner and it's not too cold to do that one of those perfect sleeping nights. here's what you wake up to tuesday morning. 57 degrees will be the morning low in philadelphia. 50 in allentown. wouldn't be surprised to see a few 40s up here you can zoo he that blue shading up towards the poconos. wouldn't be shocked to see a freight or 49 there. 53 in millville. that may end up being a couple degrees cooler as well. dew point is 48 degrees. that is off the charts so to speak. our comfort index we look all the time a few days ago we had dew points in the 70s. now we're off the charts. 50 degrees gas as it gets. awesome range and down in the 40s which is unusual. but very welcome for this time of the year. here's a look how it will feel over the next few days. again awesome range tomorrow

against on wednesday and comparatively speaking a little more humid thursday and friday. but still talking dew points in the 50s really the take it way from this forecast is it's going to be nice every it day this week each day compete wig the day before and then the day after it for which day is more beautiful. high pressure in control. lots of sunshine for your went. thursday looks good as well. and friday looking fantastic. so as meteorologists i love tracking storms and snow and thunderstorms but a week like this when you've got great news to give, kind of live for weeks like this as welch let's talk about fall. eight days until fall officially begins in our area. all across the region. 19 days until the average high is only 70. the cool air is waiting in the wings. 45 days until halloween. 46 days until daylight saving time ends which means it is going get dark very very early. enjoy what we have got now. perfect week. clear skies, cool and refreshing tonight. temperatures in the upper 50s for your tuesday, abundant sunshine, and a little bit warmer. 82 degrees will be our daytime high. then we warm up to 86 degrees

wednesday. 84 thursday. and 85 on friday. saturday 86 with sun and clouds. sunday and monday get a little bit cooler the only way i can see a few more clouds is perhaps on sunday. but other than that, it's sunshine every single day. seven sunshines on the seven day forecast. >> get the updat updated for fot any time. check live radar get severe weather alerts and share your weather pictures with us. download that app now on i tunes and google play and i always say we take the heat if the forecast is not good so if you want to send compliments my way for the seven day i'll gladly take tho those. >> thank you. >> don bell let's take a deep breath and exhale. >> i don't know if anybody saw this in the forecast for the eagles. >> the eagle were flying high living large come back in their hands but then it slipped away. how the eagles opened the season with heartbreaking loss. highlights and post game reaction coming up next. >> and coming up tonight right after "eyewitness news" at 11:00 it's the late tow with stephen colbert. great guest lineup on tap.

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don is back with a look at the season opener that couldn't quite get off the ground there for awhile. >> no. i saw you watching at your deck. >> i was. >> how about it? >> that moment when you realized you slept through the alarm clock the game started around 7:00 but the eagles didn't wake up until the second half. by that time, it was too late.

aunt minute to go in the first, falcons up 10 and looking for. matty ryan to hewell low jones. two scores for him. eagles trailed 17-zero at the half. sam bradford to murray at the third quarter. birds down 20-17. here's the come back. fourth quarter trailing by six, ryan had a tuesday plumping 24 24-23. under three minutes left. code bee parkey looking to give the eagles the lead from 44 yards out. no good. falcons steal it by two. sam brad for's pass tipped by your matthews and picked off eagles fall 26-24 in the atl. now let's go down to the georgia dome. lesley van arsdall is stand buying for post game reaction. lesley fake it away. >> i think you might have mentioned everything that wept wrong there, don. the offense getting off to that slow start. sam bradford shaking off rust

which was to be expected were it they mount that furious come back in the second half. only to lose after that failed field goal tempt. so, yes, this was tough one. >> started off a little rough. as offense and, um, we were able to come back in the second half but a little too late. defensively i thought they gave us a lot of opportunities to come back and put the game in our hands but came up short. >> obviously it could have been gone better. go back and watch films ands the coaches say it's never as good as you think it is and never as bad. we'll take look at the tape and make the necessarily a adjustments we need and get out there neck week. >> reporter: so, yes, this was tough loss. only one game. but i'm sure there will be some questions this week about kicker cody parkey's ability. that's the latest reporting live here in atlanta. lesley van arsdall, "eyewitness sports". >> thank you very much.

why does it feel like more. baseball traded loud mouth jonathan papelbon in philly with the nationals. he questioned the organizes commitment saying i'm the blame goes from the front office down to the bat boy. phillies would lose this thing eight-seven in 11. we miss you pap. >> not really. >> right. >> i'm just saying. >> one game for the eagles. all right, buddy thanks so much. >> stay he had a unusual customers shows up for a slice. >> a bear walks into a pizza shop and hang out and we'll tell you about that when we come bac

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♪ a colorado restaurant gets a surprise visitor. >> bear cub was apparently hungry for pizza. >> i would would be too. she wandered through the front door right into the pizza shop in colorado springs. the female cub got trapped back there for while. a couple hours. preventing customers from going in. she like it back behind the pieces is a boxes. wildlife officers tranquilized the cub. she's now in rehab. no word if she ate any of pizza.

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