from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". some incredible video here, heavy rain caused deadly flashfloods in utah. we have more on the casualties and the search for the missing. also, a manhunt underway this morning, after a fatal shooting in south philadelphia. the tip an eyewitness gave to police that could help them catch the suspect. >> and, a tough loss for the birds last night. we have more on their struggles during the season opener against atlanta rough start, guys. good morning, it is tuesday, september 15th, i i'm erika von tiehl. miserable tuesday for a lot of eagles fans, we'll get through it, guy. at least the forecast looking pretty good. roads nice and clear. >> roads are looking great right now, i know, hard to wake up after a lost but it is

teamwork this morning, we just got to link arms, get through it together. justin, i hear the wet letter look real nice today, too. >> that should cheer you up. again, locked into the nice weather pattern. do you have outdoor plans, you will love today, and over the next several days. still the hint of fall going on again, this morning, we are waking up with some temperatures, pretty chilly in the lower 50's, even 40's going on right now, still 62 degrees at the airport in philadelphia, but the surrounding suburbs already low 50's, allentown at 51, millville, new jersey, also in the lower 50's, but check out quakertown this hour. chilling out at 48 degrees, 53 in doylestown, just great start to the tuesday morning, winds are calming down, anywhere from about 5 miles per hour or less, yesterday, with a little breezy today, little more comfortable as far as the wind goes. nice and quiet on storm scan3, that's how it will be really for the next several days. authorities finds any clouds in the sky. here's what to expect. lot of sunshine, slightly warmer than yesterday, below average in the 70s, but looks

like we'll see some 80s returning to the forecast. so little bit of summer like temperature going on. humidity levels stay low. breakdown your temperatures, lunchtime upper 70s, nice lunch hour, low humidity, 80s return for mid afternoon, afternoon high temperature for philadelphia, 82 degrees, still some great beach weather, upper 70s at the shore, mid 70s in the poconos, we'll talk about the seven day forecast recalling any rain in site it will be up in a few minutes, now we hit the roads with meisha. >> let's do that, good morning, justin, happy tuesday to all of you. if you're up with us bright and early, we're so excited you are here. it is not bright but it will be. when we have an accident, when it clears, right away, gets off the roadway, that's just what happened here in lion v we had serious accident route 100, blocked in both directions now since cleared, evidence by the camera shot. that's great news for those of in you that area. construction still dealing with over night connecticut vukovich sean, schuylkill

eastbound between 202 and gulph mills, give yourselves couple of extra moments specially push toward in the 5:00 hour. start to see it heat up on a tuesday. also, route 40 westbound is blocked because of downed wires, carney's point township. all lanes were blocked because of this in new jersey. route 40, westbound again, at route 628. you certainly want to use your alternate in and around this area. we have downed polls wires. that's what you want to expect. other than that, things looking pretty good. erika, over to you. >> breaking news this morning, out west, seven people are confirmed dead, and six more are missing. this after flashfloods ripped through town on the utah arizona border monday night. heavy rains hit canyons north of the sisters towns of hill dale, utah, colorado city arizona, hill dale, large wave of water smashed into two vehicles, with 16 women and children inside. that washed the cars and

occupants downstream. now, new this morning, gunfire in a south philadelphia street ends with one man dead and another man on the run. it happened around 10:30 last night, at 24th and montrose. when police arrived, they found a 21 year old marne lying in the street. police say the victim lived around the corner from the crime scene. police got tips on the suspect. >> witnesses describe the shooter as a male possibly wearing camouflage pants or dark clothing who was last seen on a bicycle traveling west on montrose from 24th street. >> doctors at presbyterian hospital pronounced the man dead about two hours later. he suffered gunshot wounds to his chest, and torso. police say the suspect who shot and killed his domestic partner and university professor in mississippi is dead. police say, that late monday night they were following 45 year old shannon lamb in his car. they say he then jumped out of the vehicle, ran, and shot and

killed himself. lamb was wanted by police for shooting and killing his domestic partner, amy, in their home, and then murdering history professor eat and schmidt. on delta state university campus. no motive has been released. >> 4:35 right now. other there was so much hype leading up to the season opener. sadly the game had its disappointing ending. after rough first half, the birds tried to rally and made couple of good plays, but it was too late. sam bradford's late game interception sealed the team's fate. the eagles ultimately fell to the falcons, 26 to 24. and just tough loss, making a rough tuesday. game eagles fans certainly would like to forget sometime soon. let's check in with jan carabeo outside the 94wip studios with some fan reaction, two points, january, down to two points. good morning. >> reporter: tough logs. good morning, erika. no doubt it will be a tough tuesday morning for eagles nation. most certainly a disappointing season opener. and no doubt, happening today,

both here at sports radio 94wip. and all across the delaware valley at your local water cooler. people will be weighing in about the highest of the highs, unfortunately, the lowest of the lows. table a look at the video. "eyewitness news" was there watching the game with fans at pj wheelihan's in cherry hill. the birds, well, took fans on a ride, that's for sure, the lowest point, atlanta 26, philadelphia, 24. despite that outcome, though, eagles fans know this is just game one in a long season, so, we did still find a lot of optimism out there even speaking with fans after the game. take a listen. >> we always start close sometimes, pick it up, never know what it is, but we have a great season, great coach. ' excited for the season. >> no wore worries. one lost, that's it. >> they started off slow. need to make some adjustments. i think next week they'll do a lot better. i'll be there, i'll be rooting them on. >> and, coming up in our next

hour, we're actually going head into sport radio 94wip our sister station here in old city to catch up with the host, get their take on chip kelly's decision-making as well as play of sam bradford, demarco murray and whole lot more fan reaction. so you definitely don't want to mission t for now we're live in old city. >> jan, thank if you. philadelphia police meanwhile, they are looking for couple of jewel thieves. investigators say, the two men went into royal jewelry on south 23rd street yesterday evening, held someone at knife point, then left with roughly $50,000 worth of jewelry. police are looking for a gold honda with a paper tag. >> the search is also on for brazen thief caught on surveillance camera in manayunk. watch this video here, it shows the suspect taking one of two packages, left outside a home on dupont street. the homeowner says the thief messed with the wrong house, there he is, because his cameras are some of the best on the market. >> i bought probably the best

quality camera you can buy. and, fortunately, it paid off. >> the stolen package contained two designer dresses. if you recognize this suspect right there, you're asked to call police. >> a moorestown man who worked as an instructor at a day camp is facing child porn important charges this morning. we want to show you the suspect right here, 23 year old daniel chance of fox wood drive. he's been released after posting $100,000 bail. police say chance was using a file sharing program to distribute child pornography, at the time of his arrest, he was employed as a ropes instructor at the liberty lakes day camp in mansfield township. >> starting today, it is going to cost more to cross two bridges in our area. the toll on the burlington bristol and talcony palmyra bridge both now $4 for cash customers, $4 for e-zpass customers, the toll hikes first in 15 years. burlington county bridge commission says the increase also needed for improvements.

still ahead this morning, some big names coming to philly for the papal visit and the festival of families. mark wahlberg will host. but some other big name celebrities will also be in town, and we'll tell. who as we mentioned earlier, sad lost for the eagles last night against the falcons. more on how the team feels after last night's lost. and the problems that happened on the field. we'll be right back.

we are now less than two weeks away from the papal visit n just 11 days, pope francis will lands in philadelphia and security of course is a number one concern. we are getting a sneak peak at what things will like like when the pope arrives. the word meeting of families released some rendering of the stages that will be used during the papal visit. the first one shows a stage that will be used when the pontiff gives a speech at independence hall. now the other one we want to show you rendering of the stage being built on the ben franklin parkway where the pope will celebrate an open air mass, almost here. >> some star power is also

going to be on hand for the papal visit. after mark wahlberg will host the festival of families. the 44 year old has credited his catholic faith and parish priests for his success after rough up brinking in boston. joining wahlberg at the festival of families, comedian jim, singer aretha franklin, the fray, sister sledge, andrea bocelli, world renouned philadelphia orchestra will also be performing. quite the line up. just 11 days away. >> and again, little bit cool they are morning, you wake up, get outside the door, the first whisper every fall. >> mid september, you get the cool mornings. still the warm afternoons. little something for everyone. humidity stays low. it will be real comfortable. that's really the trend through the rest of the week. a lot of sunshine, cool mornings, warm afternoons. we check it out again waking up, maybe the jacket, depending where you are. at least the breeze has died down. doesn't feel as cold as it did yesterday morning. but there you go. we head into delaware, south jersey, looking at mainly mid and up 50's, along the coast,

56, wildwood. harrington, 56, newark, also in the mid 50's, similar numbers around pemberton. philadelphia little warmer, 62 at the airport, surrounding suburbs, voorhees, you giles at 53, mullica hill down to 51, chalfont at 50, 48, quakertown, chad forward low 50's, not done yet. still another hour or so before sunrise. temperatures may drop couple of more degrees in the cool spots. do have the steady warm up coming up. average hot 79th degrees, yesterday we reached 77. today back to the lower eight's, little warmer for the middle of the week through the end of the week into the weekends, looks like highs top off mid 80s, talking five, 6 degrees above average. don't worry about humidity level. they are low. dew point temperature we look at this to guage the moisture, solo at 49 degrees. typically in the summertime in the 60s to around 70s. stowe feels awesome out there. that's the trends. this afternoon, tomorrow, and pretty much through the rest of the week, look at storm

scan3, it is just absolutely quiet. high pressure over is, that just keeps us nice and dry, blocks any storms from developing. so there go, rain chances, not happening. zero today, zero tomorrow, guess what? zero through the end of the week, into even into the weekend, looks like first hatch. i don't think i've ever seen this. nothing on it, not even a cloud. have to wait until wednesday until this model picks up couple every clouds, scarce forecast high of 82, lot of sun tonight, comfortable, down to 60, a the love 80s through the ends of the week into the weekend with the sunshine, erika, we send it back to you. >> no excuse not to mow the lawn. >> oh, no. >> look being out for your wife. all right, checking sport this morning, the eagles start the nfl season coming up short against the falcons on the road. eyewitness sport reporter leslie van arsdale takes a look at what went wrong. >> many things went wrong here. the offense got off to slow start. sam bradford shaking off some russ, that was to be expected, mount serious come back only

to lose on failed field goal attempt to code ' marquis. >> we didn't get a lot of movement up front. kind of thought that, again, 44 yarder, right until the middle of the field. tough one. you know, he's hit host before. >> the difference between the first half and the second half, we were much more efficient on first down in the second half. you know works played from ahead, got things going, you know, then we got it rolling, you know, we kind of kept it that way. >> good defense, good defensive line. they did a good job against the running game. like i said, we'll watch the films, and learn from it. >> go out, watch them, and as coach will same, it is never as good as you think it is, it is never as bad. we'll take a look at the tape and make the necessary adjustments that we need, get after it next week. >> yes, this is very tough loss, next up, dallas as home. leslie van arsdale, eyewitness

sport. turning to baseball now, jonathan papelbon has been questioning the phillies commitment to winning since before he was treated to the -- traded to the in the. yesterday he says the blame goes from the front office all the way down to the bat boy. last night the phils handed him a save, allowed ten tying homerun, the nats end up winning the game eight-seven, in 11 i can. >> still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", steve jobs known for re-inventing the computer. now his widow is looking on taking on a new challenge. detail in your money watch report. first what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

mirrors. they show us all our problem areas... those places that we can't wish or squish away. well now fear no mirror, and eliminate those problem areas with coolsculpting - the patented cooling technology targets and kills fat cells,

with no surgery or downtime. so if you want to see a slimmer you when you look in the mirror, go to coolsculpting.com today to receive a limited time offer for a free consultation. news out west this morning. seven people are confirmed dead and six more missing after flashfloods rip through a town on the utah-arizona border monday night. heavy rains hit canyons north of the sister towns of hill

dale, utah and colorado city arizona in hill dale large wave of water smashed into two vehicles, with 16 women and children inside. washing the cars and occupants downstream. >> meanwhile, gunfire on south philadelphia street ends with one man dead and another man on the run. it happened around 10:30 last night at 24th and montrose. >> and, there was so much hype leading up to the season opener, sadly, the game had disappointing ending. sam bradford's late game interception sealed the king's fate. ultimately fell to the falcons 26 to 24. 4:49. time to get a check on your business news, hearing negotiations continue with the uaw and the big three automakers. money watch's jill wagner joins us now from the new york stock exchanges, with the latest on that, jill, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, erika. negotiations do continue even though those contracts did expire. now, the fee a, chrysler, and the united auto workers, say

they'll extend the contract talks on hour to hour basis. contract expired at midnight. union wants pay raises for long time workers. they haven't had one in a decade. and also want to close the wage gap for entry level workers, erika? >> jill, also hearing of course we know apple founder steve jobs, he was great at redesigning computers. now his widow want to redesign education. what's she going after here? >> reporter: yes, that's right, lorene powell jobs want to revolutionize the american high school. asking educators, designers to smith ideas on how it rebuild schools that could better prepare student for the 21st century. any ideas they are looking for could include changes schedules, curriculums, technology, and she will be giving $50 million to the five winning schools. so this is really interesting. i'm curious to see what they come up with. >> i agree, we'll see what happens. jill, thanks so much. >> coming up after the break, a check on traffic and weather together. we'll be right back.

>> checking the roads with meisha a. >> good morning, just waking up with us, good morning, still, very early out there. and the weather is nice, what we typically deal with is the pesky construction. still, in construction season. 995 south between street road and academy road, the far right lane is blocked, due to some of the red cones, you can see there placed around the street. i can tell you those will probably move quickly as we're seeing here, this is where we had some construction, schuylkill 202 and gulph mills. far right lane blocked. just couple of seconds ago they were actually picking up the cones. so you're free to move around on the schuylkill right now. looking really good actually. now we do have building fire in center city. south 13th street at sansom, look out foreclosures,

probably around walnut and chestnut, in and around this area. make note of. that will i'll let you know as soon as i hear the official on where those closures are. also, downed wires in carney's point township, new jersey, all lanes block, route 40 westbound at route 628. again, today it is just a loft busy necessary. but overall, in terms of traffic, everyone still traveling around, at posted speeds. so, justin, busy morning in the world of travel. >> yes. >> nothing too concerning. weather, i hear, will be awesome. >> right. i'm sure the traffic will get jack up later. i guarantee the weather stays nice and quiet through the day. for light cool mornings, late afternoons, love the forecast. stepping outside you may need the jacket depending where you are. sixty-two for philadelphia, but surrounding suburbs, lower 50's, look at mount pocono, allentown, 51, 52 degrees, some suburbs, also, into the upper 40's. maybe you're hit willing the shore, the delaware beaches, again, that second season going on, the crowds are gone, still great beach weather, a loft sunshine, today, wednesday, and thursday, temperatures upper 70s, to low

80s. with little breeze to deal with. so, today, though, inland spots, little warmer, up to 82 degrees, above average with abundant sunshine. another comfortable night tonight. mostly clear, 60 degrees for center city. that means, suburbs drop down into the 50's, and maybe head into the ballpark tonight. phillies-nationals fishes pitch coming in at 7:00. 77 degrees, clear skies, pleasant evening. here is the extended forecast, little warmer tomorrow, up to 86 degrees with full sunshine, and we keep it sunny through the end of the work week, look at the high temperatures, mid 80s at the shore, right around 80 degrees, heading into the weekends, still looking pretty good saturday 86, more clouds for sunday, slight chance for shower there, 82 degrees, and may make it back to the upper 70s early next week, all-in-all it is above average temperature forecast coming up as we head through the middle of september. we send it back over to you. >> thank up checking stories our sister station "kyw news radio 1060" is following. group of immigrant advocates

head outside human services, demanding shutdown of berks county detention sent their houses refugees. the leader of drug trafficking ring pleading guilty yesterday in camden county superior court for sending hoe cane through the mail. >> and if you have cancer or know somebody battling the disease, some tips to help you speak to your doctor about it. check in two, three, four times a day "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. coming up right here in the next hour of "eyewitness news", eyewitness sports anchor pat gallon joins me with a look at what went right and wrong during last night's eagles game. then a philadelphia police lieutenant turns to twitter to call out student at temple university. what he says they were doing that could have resulted in a catastrophy. that and more when we come back at the top of the hour. good morning.

>> we begin with breaking news, deadly flashflooding on the border every utah and arizona dramatic video showing cars being swept up in the raging waters. this morning, seven people are dead, six more are missing. also, new this morning, a philadelphia police lieutenant takes a twitter after he says temple university student shined lazer into a police helicopter. >> and, if you're waking up little tired, little grumpy this morning, chances are you stayed up to watch that eagles season opener last night. we have reaction from across the delaware valley. >> good morning, today is tuesday, september 15th, i'm erika von tiehl. also, following breaking news this morning, a three alarm fire burning in center city,

we'll have more on that coming up in just a moment. first we want to check go with justin, meisha, a another cool start, guys. good morning. >> yes, it is. good morning it, feels good outside, though, as much as i love the 09 degrees heat, i can tell you, kind of nice waking up, knowing it will get warmer, but still crisp in the air. >> you can breathe. nice refreshing, open up the windows on the drive in, enjoy the fresh air and clear skies outside right now, again, some spots, little cool, you may need to grab the jacket. already seeing some 40's around, this morning, check it out. looking at mount pocono, dropped to 48 degrees already, quakertown, also, in the upper 40's, woodbine, new jersey, in ill ville, atglenn, pennsylvania, as well as collegeville, all making it down to the 40's, at some point this morning. we're not done yet. sunrise coming in another hour and a half, another 45 minute. temperatures may drop another agree or two. at the airport, official reporting station at 61 in philadelphia, 53 in wilmington, and in reading, and zooming in little closer to some of the suburbs,