weather, enjoy it, pretty much for next several days. the there is not much happening a lot of sunshine. temperatures warm. the just gorgeous weather. the here's the setup. this is what we're talking about. dry stretch continues, above average temperatures. we will be well in the 80's. we should be in the 70's this time of the year. we will show you another chance of rain in the seven day in a bit but look at these temperatures still nice. some spots in the jacket in south jersey, 52 millville. fifty-eight in the capitol city of delaware. the mount pocono 51 at this hour. fifty in quakertown. in mid 50's willow grove. so again, pleasant start. nothing happening on storm scan three, once again, maybe a passing cloud early this morning but a lot of sunshine through this afternoon. check out temperatures in response to the sun. 7:00 o'clock in the lower 60's. by 1:00 lower 80's and those afternoon temperatures will top off in the mid 80's. your forecast highs, 86 degrees for philadelphia we will be in the lower 80's at the shore, great beach weather, and up in the mountains gorgeous conditions

as well, pleasant, low humidity with a high of 79. lets talk about how long the warmth last in the seven day forecast but how sit looking out there the on the road. >> it is looking good, talking about the beach still, into mid-september. pretty darn awesome. this is where we had a construction. i-95 northbound off ramp was closed but watching this camera we are seeing it get cleared out of the way right now, and see watching some trucks, exit off that on ramp. this should be cleared, nice thing about early morning construction that gets out of our way quickly. the here's the vine to and from the schuylkill. looking good, every within still traveling at posted speed, which they should be, but it is already a a lot of headlights heading the roadway on the vine. that is a pretty good indication it will be a good morning. for those coming from new jersey, 42 freeway north bound at creek road, you can see freeway friend pulled off to the shoulder not causing any slow downs. for those heading toward 295 but just getting a good look what the overall view is

looking like, here, just thinking about hitting the the roadways, wednesday, typically they are busy. construction i-95 north bound between bridge street and academy road work blocking off ramps for those in and around this a area overall things are looking darn good overall, erika, over to you. residents in one philadelphia a neighborhood are waking up for aftermath of the violent crime, cars riddled with bullets after a man was shot and killed on their block. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us at that scene at fourth and cambria in north philadelphia with the very latest, justin, good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. crime scene unit kick off a wide part of the area including cambria and 2800 block of moore street. that is where they found a man clinging to life last night and he would die of his gun shot injuries. let's take you to video from overnight, police say about 10:45 last night they got several calls to 911 about shots fired in the area of cam bree and fourth street and they now believe as many as 12 shots were fired during that

time. now, four to five cars also hit, in that gunfire, officers responding to that shots fired call found that victim with several shots to his chest area and one it is a lower extremities, but the shooter when police arrived was long gone. officers did get that victim to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead a short time later and now police are hoping that someone who saw something, comes forward. lets take a listen. >> we had no witnesses. so we're asking if there is any members of the public that have seen anything, in reference to the the shooting at this location, please give homicide a call. >> reporter: homicide detectives and the crime scene unit working here late in the night overnight this morning. we saw them break down this area a short time ago that victim is described as a hispanic male in his early 20's. again, several shots to his torso. he has in the yet been identified, police say they could be looking for as many

as one, two or three people in connection with the fatal shooting overnight. we are live from north philadelphia, justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks for the update. meanwhile a good samaritan is killed protecting a woman and baby in wilmington. fatal stabbing happened monday night in wilmington's rodney square at a dart bus stop. the suspect calvin hooker the third held a knife as he chased a woman pushing her daughter in a stroller. according to police thomas cotingham jumped in to help and that is when hooker stabbed him several times in the upper body. >> it is just wrong. so, this person, it was terrible. i could not believe it myself, and, it is a shame a great person like him left. >> reporter: hooker faces charges including first degree murder. we have some new information this morning on a threat against pope francis, a allegedly by a south jersey teen. philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey a said that the the fbi told him about the arrest of the teen last month. cbs news reports that teen was

being urged on line to a attack a visiting diplomate or the the pope. while the teen's actions or line were illegal, commissioner ramsey is calling news coverage on the threat over blown. >> the fbi, acted very, very quickly and it got to the bottom of the issue. as far as i'm concerned that is it. >> commissioner ramsey says there is no indication that the threat was credible. he adds local and federal agencies are constantly monitoring social media as part of the security for the pope. happening today renovations begin on the historic divine lorraine hotel on north broad street. ground breaking will officially kick off redevelopment of the landmark closed for 16 years. the once renovations are complete it will be home to more than 100 apartment units, stores and restaurants. divine lorraine dates back to the 19th century and was once considered a top philadelphia hotel. also today, lewis vodwell

the the driver charged in the fatal hit and run crash involving a philadelphia police officer is supposed to a appear for a preliminary hearing. police say he struck off-duty officer lemar pool last month while the officer was riding his met or psyched until oxford circle. he is also charged with dui and vehicular homicide, erika? >> nicole, 5:06. round too of the g.o.p. presidential hopeful in 2016. their second debate is tonight. as don champion reports this face off could get interesting between two candidates who are gaining ground in the polls. >> reporter: on the eve of the next debate republican front runner donald trump stood a aboard the decommissioned u.s.s. iowa last night, as he declared his opponents lack the ability to negotiate on the world stage. >> they are very nice people but they are never going to do anything with these countries. it is just going to be more of the same. >> reporter: the billion air then returned to one of his signature issues, immigration. >> we have illegal immigrants

that are treated better by far than our veterans. >> reporter: while supporters cheered, protesters, booed the candidate not far away. tonight, ten of his opponents will try to take steam out of trump's campaign and challenge him on specifics, something neurosurgeon ben carson said wow do leading up to the debate. >> i'm not particularly interested in any person , particularly attacking him. >> reporter: a cbs news, insuring times poll shows carson within four points of trump a among republican primary voters, other candidates, saw a bump including carli fiorina will try to build on that tonight. former h p.c. eo earned a five position on the debate stage. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is 5:07. just a frightening site when a building in south jersey is swallowed up by flames. >> incredible video. we are learning what sparked

that huge fire. >> these people saved my life, truly they saved my life. >> a delaware county woman gets to thank the heroes who rescued her after a serious accident. only "eyewitness news" was there for the emotional reunion. plus a papal pilgrimage we are live at a local school that is getting ready to roll out the welcome mat for hundreds of students when the pope comes to town. >> ♪ >> that music makes me smile this wednesday morning. we cannot ask for much better weather then this, this week, for middle of the september, really one last shot at summer and it is feeling good. sunny forecast, coming up next, stay with us.

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the flames under control yesterday. smoldering pile of ruble is all that is left of the building on the 100 block of broadway in pennsville. officials say a contractor working to replace aging gas lines hit a gas line and in the basement started to fill with fumes. the first floor houses a a law office. frank surveys is a volunteer fire fight shore also lives in the second story apartment. >> i'm the the one usually on the truck and now i'm the one standing on the line watching this all go down. it is just so surreal. >> no one was injured in that blast. a delaware county woman rescued from a serious accident meets the the first responders who saved her life. it is an "eyewitness news" exclusive. the the last time rose marie, saw these men she was opinion under her suv. vehicle rolled over her in her steep driveway in march when she went to get something out of the back. she believes she didn't fully press the emergency break. >> it was one of the worst i have been involved, i have been involved in this for ten

years now. >> they saved my life. >> truly they saved my life. >> well, while still recovering from multiple fractures she went to the marple township ambulance core last night, she said she wanted to show her appreciation to the men and women who helped save her life. what they do is so incredible. she said she wouldn't be here without them. >> wonderful to take time to know it is so important and still recovering to fight through that just to say thank you. >> yes. >> warm, big hug. >> yes, wonderful. >> right the now 5:30. lets check with justin. a little bit warmer, it feels this morning then yesterday. >> little by little we will warm things up. temperatures should be in the upper 70's but we will top off in the mid 80's a a. we are still holding on these these summer like conditions but these humidity levels stay low. we are looking at our neighborhood network from the other side of the delaware river from the palmyra cover nature park looking at center city. you can pick out the building this morning no fog to deal w the nice clear skies.

if you are sick and tired of me talking about the summer-like weather, we have a fall count down for you. seven days until fall officially arrives, it is next wednesday at 4:20 in the morning. eighteen days until we average 70 degrees for the high temperature and then look at that halloween, 44 days, until halloween begins, candy is already out there in the stores. the the daylight savings time end in 45 days. so turn the clocks back one hour. lets check out the temperatures. they are milder. fifty-three in allentown. still that wind direction out of the northwest, dryer, cool flow, high pressure right over mid-atlantic, when that high is on top of you, wind are light and we are dealing with calm conditions, pleasant temperatures waking up across mid-atlantic and northeast. very quiet on storm scan three that is complimentary of the high pressure area. our skies are nice and clear, a lot of sunshine today and that high blocks any storms from developing, and mid 80's once again for thursday, and for friday, there will be a storm that moves off shore for the week and maybe throwing back some cloud, especially

across new jersey, right now things are looking dry. health report today air quality bumped up to moderate level, pollen levels up there as well, allergy sufferers probably feeling it. uv index high. heat index in the terrible but it will feel warm. high of 58 degrees for philadelphia, by mid afternoon. tonight another cool night 50 to 60. tomorrow same deal, mid 80's once again for inland locations. forecast for today 86 degrees, lots of sunshine, warm day tonight, clear, comfortable 63 for center city. fifty in the the suburbs. look at this extended forecast, full sun through friday, mid 80's, weekend, slightly cooler with more clouds and cold front comes through high near 80. it looks like 70's return next week, monday and tuesday but upper 70's in the bad as we finish off the the summer season. >> mid 80's, you're bringing such great news and it is only 5:15. way to go, justin. good morning, happy hump day. we are so happy you are here. here's delaware county i-95

northbound and 322, you can see plenty of taillights hitting the roadways. any camera i pull up we are seeing volume levels just slowly start to creep up on a wednesday, we typically do see that creep up in the 5:00 o'clock hour. 422 eastbound at oaks heading toward king of prussia area headlights moving in the eastbound direction you can see those are looking good, and also, the blue route, northbound past route one and another area, we will start to see volume levels just slowly creep up and you can see it looks like, they are traveling very, very slowly. they are moving at posted speeds in and around this area as they should be. just a reminder increased tolls on the tacony palmyra and burlington bristol bridge, that started last night at 10:00 p.m. and also, pennsylvania turnpike eastbound, between norristown, fort washington there is road work, on your off ramps and tonight we have a baseball game, phillies verse nationals at 7:05, ladies, over to you. later today cleaning crews will attempt to remove graffiti led by vandals in the

northeast philadelphia playground dedicated to a slain philadelphia police officer. on monday someone spray painted slide and other sections of the of the of his daniel boil play ground in some are ton. it was built to remember officer boyle killed during a traffic stop in 191 a after just months on the job. neighbors are outrage, but you they don't think that the vandals were targeting police. >> i'm sure whoever did that was not thinking about that. >> it just really hurts. it hurts badly. >> there is a a lot of activities that take place here from community days to various fundraisers, to also, dance classes, so, the playground and the programs as a whole are a big part of the community. >> somerton civic president said kaplan says that police are new reviewing surveillance camera video from inside the play ground. police do not have any suspects. if you are looking for work for the holidays, there will not be quite as many opportunities at toys-r-us. retailer plans to hire 40,000

workers this holiday season which business 5,000 fewer then last year. most of the jobs are part-time and company will start interviewing applicants later this month. all right. 5:18. time to check your philadelphia jobs market report. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger looks at a a growing field in medicine. >> affordable care act has put health care cost in focus as the government doctors, hospitals, and insurance companies try to squeeze more productivity out of each step of the process. that is why the the field of medical group mr. management is expected to grow by 23 percent by 2022. much faster then the average for other jobs. people in this field are tasked with keeping health care offices and hospitals running like well oiled machines. they organize, manage medical information and staff, keep up to dayton new laws and regulation toss make sure that the company complies with them and then manage the finances of the facility or practice. here in the philadelphia area, medical and health services

managers are earning a mean annual wage of more than $109,000 and that number is expect to grow, as health care facilities become larger and more complex. although requirements vary those have a bachelor degree before entering the field and masters degrees are also common. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 5:19 right now. thousand bottles of very expensive wine could soon be washed down the drain, why a judge says the alcohol should be destroyed. and searching for survivors from the deadly flash flooding out west, the the death toll climbs as rescuers hold out hope they might find anyone else alive, we will have the update coming

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floods, ripped through utah, sweeping up hikers and cars. more than a dozen people were killed by the rising water and the number is expect to grow. andrew spencer has the very latest on the desperate search for more victims washed away from the floods. >> reporter: crews looking at drainage pipes, bringing in heavy machinery to help search for missing. the residents of hill dale utah offer what help that they can but many are left to watch, pray that these swept away by flood waters are still alive. most in the community are members of the fles church a sector and followers of warren jeffs. outsiders are typically kept at a distance but christ we will her who said he was kick out four years ago said members are now glad for the outside help. >> right now in a time of need, it the is perfect to have help and important for people to come in. >> reporter: they caught them on camera as fast moving flood waters carry a vehicle alloway. >> he held down windows and started pulling kid out. >> reporter: officials say on

monday two other vehicles were caught in the same deluge driven by heavy rain in the canyon above. sixteen people were inside those vehicles, women and children caught by surprise in the sudden high waters. only a few survived. youngest victim in monday's flooding is thought to be just four years old. >> one of my babies out there, and just wanted to keep pushing. >> reporter: andrew spencer for cb. one "eyewitness news". in northern california, a raging wild fire has destroyed more than 200 homes in the gold rush county of sierra nevada foot hills. fire officials say wild fire business 30 percent contain. that fire has charred over a hundred square mile area and is threatening another 6,000 structures, in its path. investigators are now trying to figure out what sparked that fire. 5:24 right now. coming up next on "eyewitness news", we are getting a look at a preparations for the pope on the parkway,. and i'm reporting live

this morning from st. joes prep in north philadelphia, student body here business to get 350 kid stronger, i'll explain straight ahead. also, an emotional return for work for virginia reporter killed on live tv, his message about the difficult process of healing. justin? we're waking up to more comfortable conditions but a lot of sunshine, does warm us up, we will break down that forecast in a few minutes. and meisha is keeping an eye on the roads as we get ready to head out the door this morning. she will let you know about backups and also construction out there this morning. we will be right back.

preparing for the pope, we're only ten days a away from pope francis arrival here in philadelphia, and a local school is planning to welcome hundreds of students, when the pope, comes to up to. we will show you how they are getting ready for papal pilgrimage. facebook users have been asking for years but now they will finally get a dislike button. >> wow. >> why the social network was so slow to give you another option other than just a thumbs up. >> i know, i was a little disappoint todd see that because it feed the haters. >> let's keep it positive.

>> if you don't have anything nice to say. >> yes. >> exactly. >> we will see how that plays out. in the meantime, the roads are looking good, i guess at the this hour, right. >> roads are looking good. we have overnight construction projects we are waiting on. get an early start. >> you really cannot beat this weather. it is just beautiful. >> in dislike button for the the weather forecast. i'm running out of things to say, i got nothing, sunny warm. >> that is it. >> yes. >> right. you guys are all nice to me now. a couple months you will be hammering on me. but waking up for some nice temperatures, milder then yesterday, not seeing widespread 40's but we will see lower 50's. comfortable start with the clear skies, though good driving conditions this morning. you can open up those windows. sixty-four at the airport. philadelphia, suburbs getting cooler, up in quakertown in the 40's the the past few morning. so, it may drop another degree or two before sunrise, 56 in

willow grove. dew point temperatures, up slightly this gauges moisture in the humidity in the the air. yesterday in the 40's, now in the low to mid 50's. this is still pleasant when we have numbers this low. storm scan three nice and quiet, a few passing cloud in the morning and afternoon still mostly sunny skies, it will warm up, probably one of the warmest days of the next seven as summer hangs on and fall does arrive in the week. there are your temperatures this morning. near 70 by 9:00. lower 80's at lunchtime. very nice. it does warm up this afternoon, mid afternoon temperatures do get up in the mid 80's. lots of sunshine and a high of 86 in philadelphia a at the shore holding on to nice beach weather. in the 80's and in the poconos talking about upper 70's. it looks like this dry stretch does continue in the weekend but we will cool down next week. we will talk about that in the few minutes in the seven day forecast but new lets get a check of the traffic and meisha. >> justin, just put a big picture of the