the middle of the september. look at the spot, dropping into the upper 40's, this morning. quakertown, mount pocono, woodbine, new jersey, millville, atglenn, collegeville. >> 59 degrees at the airport, 53 allentown, 51 in reading. 48 degrees still in quakertown, 52 willow grove. sunrise up, not for another 45 minute or so, may drop another degree or two. winds are calm. it doesn't feel as cold as it was yesterday. because there was a breeze to deal with. nice and quiet on storm scan3. look at that clear sky. that just means full blast sunshine today. that's the trend. 7:00 temperatures, still hanging in the up ear's, low 70s, by 10:00. early afternoon around 80 degrees, mid afternoon highs, should reach 82 for philadelphia, another great beach day at the shore, a loft sunshine, have the sun block around if you're there, 78 degrees, mid 70s in the poconos, actually little warmer in the seven day forecast, we will talk about if there is any rain chances

but first let's go check traffic with meisha, good morning. >> let's do, that justin, good morning, happy tuesday everyone it, sounds like the weather is going to be gorgeous, we can turnoff our air conditioners maybe, open up some windows. we have a disable vehicle, 95 northbound at cottman, you can see the right lane blocked, not causing too many slow downs yet. the more vehicles hasn't err the roadways, they certainly are right now, we will start to see slow downs because of all of the flashing light and blog that right lane. just make note of that. for those of you around that area, also, we have fire in plymouth township. this is another one. the big one we've been talking about all morning, second one, gravers roadblocked between monterrey drive and johnson road. fire in center city, 13th street, and chancellor street. thirteenth is closed between walnut and irving. partial closures on walnut and juniper. also bus detours, you can see right there, nine, 12, 21, 42. now, i will have all update as i get them for you.

also just reminder, toll rate are increased now on the talcony palmyra burlington bristol bridge, starts tonight 10:00 p.m. make note of that. a lot of little note for you. >> meisha touched on this, breaking news, building under construction in center city goes up in flames. our jan carabeo joins us now at the scene at 13th and chancellor streets with the latest. jan? >> reporter: erika, good morning, this is still a very active scene here at 13th and chancellor streets in center city. although activity is pulling back just a bit, we no longer see the firefighters using water on the structure, this was three alarm err t does look like it is winding down a bit. we have just learned that officials here on scene will be providing an update, any minute now, if you take a look at the video, you can see, some resident have been let back into their apartments. other are not so luck think morning. specifically, that big apartment building right next to the structure that caught on fire, that's chancellor apartments. and i have liz morrell here to take us through what she saw, what she woke up to around

4:30 this morning. liz, you live on the fourth floor inside the chancellor apartment. what was that like this morning? >> it was really scary. it was really hot. it got really hot. the smoke, the light, everything, and i'm just so thankful that i was able to get out and everybody got out safe. >> what did you see when you woke up? your window you say faces that building. what did you see? >> it faces the street. i saw three firetrucks. i saw -- i opened my window, i looked today side. i saw the flames. i saw the sparks. and i felt the heat. andand the smoke was coming toward my apartment. i woke up my friend. and told him to evacuate immediately and we evaculated as we were coming outside of the building. we saw the building next-door on fire, flames, so it fell down. and now we're here, and thank god everybody's safe. >> right. were you just able to put a jacket on and get out as

quickly as possible. >> as quickly as possible. >> i can imagine it was pretty hectic for everybody this morning? >> everybody was panicking, really scary moment. we didn't know how close the fire like could actually, you know -- >> it was right next-door? >> it was right next-door. we could feel the heat and everything, yes. >> what was it like now sitting and watching, that building looked completely different watch was it like beforey? understand it was under construction. >> yes. i mean, it was a mural there. it was a beautiful picture. and now it is gone. so-so sad. >> and just being so close to it, knowing that your home was right next-door t could possibly spread to you. what is it like this? >> that's what i thought, i thought maybe it spread on top of my building. i felt the heat. i thought maybe my building was on fire, then i panic. i hurried, got dressed, tried to evacuate as fast as possible. >> great. thanks, liz, so happy everyone is safe. again, specking update for fire officials very soon.

erika, back into you in the studio. >> jan, thanks so much for. that will now, new this morning, police are looking for the gunman who killed a man in south philadelphia. officers found a 21 year old man lying in the street at 24th and montrose late last night. he died at the hospital, two hours later. police say the victim lived around the corner from that crime scene. there is no word right now on motive. >> a lieutenant in philadelphia police's aviation unit calls out temple student after he says that pointed lazer at the police department's helicopter last night. lieutenant david bok tweeted this picture saying quota tension temple university student on top floor pointing lazers at tack air is illegal. tack air helicopter. the build something located at broad street and cecil b. moore. police are not investigating. no comment yet from temple university. >> well, it is just one game, right? but the eagles first game end wad lot of questions and the first l of the season. don't want to see. that will even though eagles did show some grit coming

back, improvement at least in the second, not enough, pat, to help us get to the w. but -- >> tough one to swallow. it is only one game. try keep it in perspective. everyone of course between see win in game one. tough way to start the season. but only the first game. there is a lot of football left to play. let's get right to the tape. falcons jumped out to 20 to three lead at half time. and you could just hear the drones throughout the delaware valley. exton, pa native matt ryan went for 298 yards, two touchdowns. the eagles were able to shake off that first half, that came back in the second. that there, demarco murray. he had two touchdowns in his debut. he led the league in rushing last year, only eight carries, last night, the game, though, came down to eagles possession in the final minutes. and it look like coach kelly and the birds weren't sure whether or not to go for it on fourth and one. they ends upgoing for the field goal. cody park emissions it, the birds come up short 26-24. three up three down from last night's eagles opening lost.

we have three good things and three not so good things. that stood out. so let's start with one of the newest eagles walter thurman, the safety. by ran maxwell, the big money man. he struggled last night with julio jones, which of course will happen. thurman stood out. specially the big third down play late in the first half. also, thurman had big interception as you can see right here. shown from above. beautiful play by him. some big time plays from thurman. and they need it out of those safeties. another up for the eagles was they're crazy impressive penalty filled scoring drive in the fourth quarter. it spanned over six minutes. and went 13 plays, 59 yards. really the first time we got to see this chip kelly offense take flight with sam bradford at the controls. so nice drive there. but it did take quite a while. and our first up from last night's safety malcolm jenkins on the other side. now, he played well. had two dropped interceptions, was in the right place at the right time. most of the night on huge

third down, late in the fourth quarter, jenkins would fly in, make this monster tackle, watch it right here, that was a safer. unfortunately, they couldn't capitalize, but jenkins, he may have been the eagles star of the game at least defensively. let's turn to the three down from last night, three things that were not all that great. sam bradford's first half would certainly fall under that category. he look like different player in the second half. but in the first half he looked rusty. it was after all his first regular season action since october 20th of 2013. overall, 36 to 52. 336 yards. he had two interceptions. really barely took any shots down the field. a loft short passes, a lot of d fifth ks and dunks. >> just felt like we were playing behind the sticks all day. you know, we couldn't really get anything on the first down, second and long, penalties put us in second really long and third really long, the difference between the first

half and second half is we were much more efficient on first down in the second half. >> here's some interesting numbers from last night. fifty-two and 16. the eagles through the ball 52 times and ran it just 16. that's shades of andy reid. now they were trailing, much of the first half. so, they had to throw it but at least initially that's a little bit concerning, demarco murray, the $40 million man, got just eight carries last night. matthews got just three. murray's best run was negative agent dollars by a holding call, a weak holding call a lot of flags last night. weak holding call on brent celek. here is demarco postgame. >> we started off little rough, as offense, and we were able to come back in the second half. but little too late. defensively, you know, they gave us a lot of opportunities to come back, put the game in our hands, but came up short. >> the game came down to a field goal attempt with less than five minute left in the game.

code owe -- code ' corks have gone for first down, need just 1 yard, one. instead go for the field goal. some say parke and the field goal unit was a bit returned. chip, though, sees otherwise. >> i don't know if the timing was off on. that will may get a look at the film in terms of where he was, but we kick it with seven seconds to go on the play clock. so it wasn't like we were rushed in trying to, you know -- didn't have a chance, so we'll have to take a look at that. >> so make no mistake, many aspect of the game that the eagles needed to clean up. they have the cowboys next week, that's a tough one. but i think it does say something as bad as they played in that first half, they turned it around. they have the ability to do that pretty quickly. but also, you see? >> we have a prop here. >> just all day, all night, flags everywhere. soap, they've got a lot to clean up. big game next week. >> yes, also, no dez bryant for the cowboys, that could be an advantage for us, right? >> definitely big.

they struck billion dollars julio jones, who is the star receiver for the falcons. they won't have to deal with that with dez bryant. always tough game against dallas. >> if we beat the cowboys, we don't care about the falcons. >> you know. >> all right, well we want to know what you any this game. sends us a message on the cbs philly facebook page or tweet us at cbs philly. be sure to use the #cbs3. >> right now 6:11. developing right now, deadly flashflooding in utah. dramatic video shows a wall of water sending cars downstream. also, ahead this morning, 37 fraternity brothers now face charges in the death after college freshman, during a hazing ritual in the poconos. and some of these students, they're being charged with murder. also, this. >> why would you want to bring a gun to the zoo? i mean, that's kind of crazy, you know? >> that's a good question. guns at the zoo? finds out where it is being allowed and why. that story and more when we come right back.

find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> awe toe confirming eight people now dead, five still missing after flashflood ripped through a town in northern utah. heavy rains pomeling canyons, just north of the sister towns of hill dale, utah and colorado city, arizona in hill dale, a massive wave of water smashed into two vehicles with 16 women and children inside. the cars and occupants were taken downstream. >> justin, back here at home, another cool morning. we are warming up just like yesterday, you think? >> that's right. even warmer than yesterday. we in the 70s. but today talking about 80s returning. check out this shot. looking at spring garden street. looking east. you can see the skies starting to brighten up little bit. nice sunrise shaping up.

that will will happen probably in another half hour or so until we get the sun up. so nice start to the morning. maybe some jacket weather, some spot. be we are setting up for the another dry stretch, warming up low mid 80s, talk about if we can find any rain in the seven day forecast, until then, it is cool start. start you off to our south. delaware, south jersey. look at millville, 52 degrees. fifty-five, harrington, 56 newark, delaware, pemberton coming in at 52 degrees, as well as voorhees, low 50's, mullica hill, aston checked in at 53. to the north and west we go, ambler, down to 49 degrees this hour. upper 40's for quakertown, pottstown, reading, both at 51. how is it going to feel? it will feel awesome the next few days. very low humidity levels. it creeps up little bit. still on the pleasant side. no worries. great conditions to be outside. nothing happening on storm scan3, high pressure right over us, that blocks any storms from developing. keeping our skies mostly clear, a lot of sun today, up to 82 degrees, comfortable night tonight. drop to around 60 for center city, 50's in the suburbs.

maybe headed to the ballpark, first pitch, 7:00. phils national upper 70s, coming home upper 60s, extended forecast, full sin for the rest of the week, mid 80s, slight chance for shower sunday. most areas stay dry. now here is meisha with a check on the roads. >> look at the weekend justin, looks gorgeous. good morning, everyone, happy tuesday to you. we are here. we survived after last night's if the ballgame, getting through this together, right, with some coffee. here is a look at 95 southbound cottman coming around the s curve. certainly see levels starting to build. given yourselves couple of extra minutes specially 95 headed in the southbound direction, northbound direction, disable vehicle in and around this area. that has since been cleared. so moving in the northbound direction, you look great. moving in the southbound direction you want to give yourself little extra time this morning, if you can. ninety-five, northbound, at the commodore barry bridge. we do have an accident, you can see it, up in that right there, we've got flashing light. look at this, just sea of tail light causing major slow

downs. i'll have another update coming up in about 15 minute. erika, over to you. >> thank you, happening today, toll hike on two bridges in our area. it will now cost $4 for cash customers cross the burlington bristol and talcony palmyra bridges, double what it used to cost. e-zpass custom letters now pay $3. the toll hikes are the first in 15 years. the burlington county bridge commission says the increases are needed for improvement. jewish people across the region and around the world are celebrating rosh hashana. "eyewitness news" at congregation, the two day holiday ends this evening, marks the start of the jewish new year, and it begins ten day period of repentence, that ends with yom kip your, the day of atonement. 6:17 right now. still ahead this morning, the women who are accusing bill cosby of sexual assault are taking their claims to prime time.

also, a thief caught on camera right here. check this out. manayunk man's plea for help to catch the bandit who stole a package just left on his front porch. that story coming up.

>> hazing incident in the poconos mountains. freshman d. n -- deng died in 2013. they charged fraternity and

five student at the new york city based college with criminal homicide, aggravated assault, and related oven cents. some student and alumni say the charges are just. >> i do think haze you have to make an example, somebody lost a child. >> the rushing process is, you know, still a big part of greek life. but it absolutely should g done in a way that nobody gets hurt like this. >> michael's family left a statement: some of bill cosby's accuse letters have their say on tv special. more than dozen women will appear in a hour long special on a and e. it airs thursday night, at 9:00 p.m. more than two dozen women have accused cosby of sexually assaulting them. sometimes after they'd been drugged. comes bye has not been charged with any crime.

he has acknowledged having sex with many women, and obtaining quaaludes to use to get women to have sex with him. cosby has denied some of those claim. >> coming up next. a zoo that allows visitors to car a gunned. >> why parent and teachers need to keep close eye on kids when they use hand sanitizer. we'll explain. >> and, justin, warming up even more today? >> that's right. still bit of cool start right now. i am looking at the weather pattern. just locked into some warm temperatures, with a lot of sunshine. we'll have a look at the forecast coming up in two more

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>> if i see exposure of it, i probably won't be coming here any more. >> the zoo released statement saying it is investigating what this means legally, but for now, they are complying with the city's request. >> hands sanitizer seems to be falling into the wrong hands, these days. health off initials kansas say more and more kids and teens, they're now landing in the hospital for, listen to this, drinking the stuff. drinking hand sanitizer. alcohol can comprise as much as 07% of the popular germ killer. at the poison control center at the university of kansas, they've been dealing with kids getting drunk off of it, and sick off of sanitizers for awhile. but they say since january, had more than 150 calls like this. >> as a teenager you have a little pocket change. and it certainly is cheaper to buy that than to buy regular alcohol. >> health officials also are critical of companies that package the hands sanitizers, they say the gels come in kid

colors, so that kids will like them more. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", we are live on the scene with an update on breaking news. a fire at a center city apartment building. meisha? >> certainly busy on the roadways. we do have accident in chester delaware county. an overturned vehicle, 95 northbound, kurland street before the commodore barry bridge. i'll have all of the updates coming up. first we take a quick break. stay where you are. cbs "eyewitness news" will be yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm, at three in the morning? who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? uh, khakis. she sounds hideous. well, she's a guy so... another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state.

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off at night. and the days are gorgeous up to 80. >> and you said it perfectly. it is summer, thank you, do you have remind everybody. it is september but yes fall officially begins next wednesday. so we've got some time. >> still some jacket weather, talking about some 40's, some spots. again, a loft sunshine today. here's one of the cool locations, kutztown area middle school. looking live at the neighborhood network, where it is 48 degrees. sunrise will be shortly in about 15 minutes. nice sky for that. clear skies. i can't find any clouds. 59 degrees at the airport in philadelphia. fifty-three mount pocono and allentown, up ear's near the shore. another cooler spot quakertown at 48. 51 degrees in pottstown. comfort i am decks looks great. dew point temperature tells us how much humidity is in the air. it is really low. once you're in the 40's just feels awesome. typically in the middle of the summer in the 60s to around 70. so there you go. you can gauge the difference there. very dry air mass, storm scan3, quiet. good travel weather today. see battling some sun glare

later this morning, have the sunglasses packed. there are your temperatures, through the morning, near i afternoon. lunchtime up around 77 degrees, nice afternoon, in the sun, high temperature low 80s for philadelphia, upper sho. and we keep it sunny up in the mountains, 76 degrees for the high in the poconos. gets even warmer in the seven day forecast, we will talk about if there is any rain chances, as well. now a check on the roads with meisha, good morning. >> sounds gorgeous, justin, thank you so much for bringing in the good news this morning on this tuesday. good morning, everyone, just waking up with us, welcomement so glad you're here. this is where we have an accident, overturned vehicle, in chester delaware county. ninety-five northbound at kurland street. this is before the commodore barry bridge. you can see, the backups, because of it, in fact, i'll show you another camera. take a look at this, 95 northbound at route 322, yikes. this is not what we want to see at 6:30 in the morning, because as we progress toward that rush hour, of 7:00, this is going to get worse, a lot of vehicles, entering the roadways, now give yourself

couple of extra minute, this morning, building fire center city. this is now starting to be controlled. fire is under control at this point. thirteen street and chancellor, 13th closed between walnut and irving. and also, we have these bus detours, for those of you taking the bus, just make note of those. nine, 12, 21, 42, also, some downed wires, in carney's pike township new jersey all lanes blocked. route 40 westbound, at route 628. quick reminder that the tolls are inch kree g tonight at 10:00 p.m. talcony palmyra bridge and the burlington bristol bridge. over to you. >> following breaking news this morning. firefighters on the scene of three alarm fire in center city. that fire at a building under construction forced resident of nearby apartment complex to evacuate. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at the scene at 13th and chancellor street to bring us to up date. a lot of other businesses in the area, too, jan, good morning. >> erika, good morning, the fire here at 13th and

chancellor streets in center city is now under control. but as you can see, hine me this morning, dozens of fire crews remain here on the scene to keep an eye out on any and all hot spot. but, as you can see, the activity is winding down just a bit. now we just got update from fire officials on the scene, the good news here this morning, is that there were no injuries. but there certainly had the threat with all of the ants nearby. there has been widespread impact on neighboring buildings, we have the chancellor apartment building, on one side, we have the grammars i on the other. fire officials tell us that 240 unit, and the chancellor apartment, had to be evacuated six levels of the grammarcy had to be evacuated. incredible eyewitness video we hope to get to you that shows you what these people were building with as they saw the billing on fire, realize what was happening, and tried to get out. you can see the flames, fourth floor of the chancellor, they said, the people who live inside, this co-feel the heat. they new they had to get out fast. but again, the good news this

morning, is that there were no injuries. take a listen to the fire official update we got just few minute ago. >> upon arrival, the first thing they reported heavy heat, fire conditions. so, the first immediately struck out the second and third alarm. that gives us about 28 companies and 100 firefighters on scene. >> and you can see that dozens of the firefighters remained this morning, although, the clean up has gun, just a bit. they'll remain hereof course, look out for any hot spots. some of the buildings nearby evacuated some residents have been allowed to go back inside. other resident are still out, again, the biggest many pact are the two buildings, one on each side of a building that caught fire, 240 apartments in the chancellor, six levels in the grammaryc, have been told by fire officials that the build that caught fire this morning, that was under construction, it was a bar and a restaurant. so, this is still a developing story.

again, we have some incredible eyewitness video to show you. we hope to get that to you by the end of the show. for now live in center city. jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. philadelphia police are searching for two men who robbed a jewelry store. it happened at royal jewelry 2400 block of south 23rd street. police say the men walked in, with at least one caring a knife. that left with roughly $50,000 worth of jewelry. police are looking for a gold honda, with a paper tag. all right, question for this morning, do you recognize this guy right there? philadelphia police hope that this crystal clear image will help them nab a brazen thief who target add home in manayunk. the video shows the suspect aking one of two packages left outside a home on dupont street. the homeowner says the thief messed with the wrong house, because his cameras are some of the best on the market. >> my boss, probably the best -- i bought probably the best quality camera you can buy, it paid off. >> stolen package contained

two designer dresses. if you have any information about who this guy is, you are asked to call police. >> 6:37 right now. this week, marks the seventh anniversary of the beginning of the financial crisis. in that frightening beak, four investment, the government bailed out insurance saint aig, the treasury department introduced the first version of tarp, and there was just general panic in every corner of the us. for more joined now by cbs business analyst jill schlessinger, joins us from new york, saying all that, makes what we're going through right now not seem so bad. jill, what is the big lesson you think we can take away? >> i know long time. big lesson is borrowing can be really dangerous. now, just because some bank is willing to lend awe lot of money to buy a house, or will he can tend awe giant credit card limit, doesn't mean you should take it. for most people, putting down a 20% down payment for a house is prudent, even if you have the ability to buy a lot of fund on your credit card, just charge what you can pay off on

monthly basis. one caller correlary to all of this. we've got to read the fine print on loan doingment. we found out during the christ ace lot of people did not understand what they were doing, the terms of their loan, what they were on the hook for. >> also, i think, mom was right. you need to save. that will taught us the lesson too, don't youy? >> absolutely. the crisis also taught us that an adequate emergency reserve fund is really paramount. what's that mean? six to 12 month of expenses, if you are working, 12 to 24 month if you are retired. if you have that nice nest egg it, did can prevent from selling assets at the wrong time. or even from invading retirement accounts. you know, also, of course, investors learn diversified asset allocation plan, one takes into conscious your risk tolerance, when to access your funds consideration prevent a lot of sleepless night. i know it was scary for more on the lessons from the financial crisis, go to jill

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>> vandals strike targeting the cars of the villanova university football team, and its staff. the team returned from its season opener at uconn to fine 15 correction, with windows broken out or shattered. police say a number of items were stolen from team member's cars as well. this happened late sometime on september 3rd or early on

september 3rd. >> a lot of damage, yes, very extensive. some of the cars were fairly expensive. so it will cost a lot of money to fix the cars. >> so far police have no suspects or really no motive as to why someone would want to do this. >> right now, 6:43, and oh, feeling just like beautiful fall morning, even though still in in the summer dog days, heating up to the low 80s today, but you wouldn't note looking outside right now? >> not at all. talking 40's, still some 50's right now, yes, officially summerment talking about temperatures back above average, in the 80s, but we check in with weather watchers. we head north of philadelphia, where gwen economics in with sunshine at 55 degrees, in southampton. she sends comment here. chilly start this morning, hope it is not this cold when i go outside for gym class. oh, i know what that is all b that's huge. don't worry looks like the temperatures should rapidly climb up once we get the sunshine out. head down to delaware, we have cool spot. dolores lee checks in at 49 degrees this hour, in the

sunshine. it is cold. it is cold. it is cold. i think mother nature is trying to tell us something, yes, we are getting close to the fall season. we've got another week to go officially but this is the time of year where we start to get hint of fall, cool mornings, still warm afternoons. >> if you like this forecast, you will love the next several days, practically perfect if you like sunshine, warm temperatures, low humidity, light winds, all happening this upcoming week. check the temperatures right now, notice the wind flow here, the arrows, the directions coming out of the northwest, cooler, dry flow, this air mass source from canada. there go, chilly temperatures to the north and west, 50, in state college, 53 buffalo, so these cool temperatures, settle into our region this morning, eventually, we will start to see some warmer temperatures returning to our forecast. storm scan3, nothing happening. that's high pressure. it is right on top of us. so, that just provides the sunshine, temperatures low 80s today. even little warmer, wednesday. guess what? thursday, same deal. friday, also the same deal. as the high just wants to sit

over the mid-atlantic. if this was the middle of summer we are talking about probably lower 90's, more humidity, not happening in september. sunshine today, 82 degrees, enjoy it, tonight, another comfortable night. we drop to 60 for center city. 50's once again, out in the suburbs. and here we go, that extended forecast, look at that, full sunshine through the rest of the work week, little warm for this time of year mid 80s, but humidity stays low. weekend for the most part dry. sunday could be stray shower. still comfortable in the low 80s, now we send it over to meisha for check on the traffic. >> yes, let's do. that will breaking news right now everyone. shot from live chopper three, overturned vehicle, in chester, delaware county. ninety-five northbound at kurland street before the commodore barry bridge. two left lanes are block because of this accident. let me back out of the way. you can see crews on site. pedestrians out on vehicles, drivers, outside. we've got crew there, police officers, this is an area that is going to cause

considerable slow downs, if i can show you these backups, take a look, 95, northbound, route 322, look like parking lot, lilt errly not moving right now. it will take but four minute, delaware to the blue route, you can see, just a sea of brake lights, lilt errly just sitting there, because of that. let me just even go little wider. ninety-five, northbound at 452, approaching this, see the sun glare, all due to the accident. so, definitely, give yourself couple of extra minute, if you have to approach that area, avoid it at all costs, again, and then we building fire in center city, 13th street, chancellor, 13th is closed between walnut and irving. i'll have an update coming up in about 15 minute, over to you. >> meisha, thank youment back to the break breaking news, three alarm fire burning in chester sit, some incredible video from an eyewitness, just into our news room. huge flames as firefighters just arrived at the scene. it is happening at 13th and chancellor, we are told apartment building under construction, one again, sent

city. >> he said student pointed lazer at the police department helicopter last night. lieutenant david box tweeted attention university student on top floor, people g lazers at tack air, the name of the helicopter, illegal, police are not investigating. so much hype leading up to the big season openerment sadly it had dis a pointing ends being. late game interception sealed the team's fatement eagles ultimately fell to the falcons, 26 to 24. hey, cowboys coming up next. >> of 47:00. as of this morning, just 11 days until the pope's plane touches down in philly for the historic two day visit. as the visit draws closer security will become tighten. "eyewitness news" exclusive. the head of the us secret service addresses recent report of security threat around the upcoming visit.

secret service director and native joe clancey sat down with our pat ciarrocchi. tells "eyewitness news" the pope will have the highest level of security and protection, where ever he set foot while he is here in the u.s. >> we would have our counter sniper units in place, and if they see something that's out of the ordinary, we have people that can respond very quickly. obviously, again, we work very closely with the philadelphia police department. now, when asked, chance i would in the reveal precise route for the papal parade on the parkway, however, he did indicates that people should get a good glimpse of the pope during that event. >> and, we're getting sneak peak at what things will look like when the pope arrives in philadelphia. the world meeting of families has released these rendering of the stages that will be used during the papal visit. the first stage shows where the pontiff will be when he gives a speech at independence hall, and other one we have that for you is a rendering of the stage being built on the ben franklin parkway where the pope will celebrate an open air mass. >> and, some star power will be taking those stages, too, this week we learn that actor

mark wahlberg will host the festival of families. wahlberg credits his catholic faith and parish priest as positive influences on the rough street of boston. joining wahlberg at the festival of families, comedian, jim, singer aretha franklin, sister sledge, andrea bocelli, juanes and the philadelphia orchestra will be performing. great line up. 6:49. what's coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell, has that pro view for us, good morning. >> we were in utah, deadly flashfloods, swept several people away. >> new evidence on how aspirin can help you prevent cancer. >> also, the surprise phonecall that e on john says he received from russian president, vladmeere putin, and then to top it all off we begin side the lab merging minds to create a super brain,

see in you about ten minutes. >> super brain, interesting. nora, thank you. >> the us surgeon general says it is time for americans to step it up when it comes to their health, than star walking more. how can you incorporate more walking in your day? family physician doctor rob dan off joining with us that. talking about walking watch are we doing sitting? this is what people do too much of it? >> right. >> want to go for a walk? have sure. >> let guess. >> ♪ walk this way ♪ >> ♪ walk this way ♪ >> want to go for a walk? >> let's go.

>> the surgeon general issued this bill calling for us to get up, walk more. what's the real message smear why is this getting national attention? >> inactivity second leading cause of preventable death, second only to cigarette smoke, so walking is the best positive activity we can do for our health. easy to do. don't neat gym membership f we need to walk we should walk. >> big problem for a lot of folk, your job involves a lot of sitting, right, eight hours a day. so how can you incorporate more walking into your work day? >> make it routine. schedule a time in, go to the office, make shire we do this, grab a friends, will you my friends? >> i'll be your budd. >> i we motivate each other, park further away in the parking lot from the entrance, that's always, and avoid the drive-thru. don't go to the drive-thru. park your carp, let's walk. >> okay. the average number of steps, how many do you think we should take a day to to see benefit? >> the best thing to do, if we can aim for 5,000 actually build up to 10,000, so i gave you a idea f we walk a mile,

it is about 2,000, 2100 steps. >> okay. >> sit block is around 200 steps. and you know what? if we walk briskly we can do 200 steps in ten minutes erika. gradually do it, it will be healthy for us. >> very good. pick the pace up? >> absolutely. >> i know if you look at your wrist you have some technology working for you. >> dow. >> i don't have any that far stuff. how is technology helping people get more of the steps in? >> so good. so far gone 212 steps, since we walked from the studio. >> 212, that's city block. >> good thing there is way it, keeps us motivated we can check what we're doing and see our fitness levels. sometime sit all day, this keeps me accountable. easy to do. we can get pedometer, $20, put it in our pocket, or one of the fitness watches, even our phones it, keeps us going, keeps us motivated and i like it. >> it real can i help with alzheimer's, right? >> it k walking has so many health benefits. decrease the risk for

diabetes, decrease heart attack stroke, decrease risk for chronic diseases and it just elevates our moods, you know what? we get energized. >> sure do. doctor rob, i'll get the door for youment thank you for joining us. how many steps? >> 35052, and i bet you'll double that soon because i know do you have run back to the studio. you're on your way. >> thanks so much. >> go girl. >> take care. we'll be right back. first what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. selling 18 homes? easy. building them all in four and a half months? now that was a leap. i was calling in every favor i could, to track down enough lumber to get the job done.

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to 82 degrees, look at the forecast rest of the week, it is warm but low humidity, lots of sunshine, even weekend still looking good, slight chance for shower on sunday, which is just few more clouds, but comfortable mid september forecast. enjoy it. >> justin, just looking like the angel with all of that good news. i on the other hand the village, 95 northbound at kurland street, we had accident overturned vehicle. before the commodore barry bridge, blocking two left lanes. this is the live look at 95 northbound at route 322, you can see, looking more like parking lot, than anything else. you have literally just sitting there. so if you can stay at your homes, give yourself couple of extra minutes, stalely longer because you are not moving. >> i've been in many times that area, rough. >> coming up: female fans jumping into america's fantasy football craze. a look at the changing demographics of the most popular sport. >> all right. and remember to join us bright and early every weekday morning right here on cbs-3, we kick things off 4:30 a.m.

we will leave with the stunning shot of sunrise, good . good morning. it is tuesday, september 15th, 2015. welcome to cbs "this morning." deadly flash flooding carried away cars with women and children. a search for survivors. friday evac way families turn to find nothing left. sir elton john hopes to find a meeting with vladimir putin. >> there is your eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> basically, vehicles were swept into the creek. what we know until now. we have 16 people involved