of fall in the air by sunday. lets go out to storm scan three we are trying to please everyone. can't please everyone but we are doing our best here. the it will be a great weekend. storm scan three looking clear across our region. no problems out there. front ace approaching from the west i'll show thaw in a few minutes, bringing the change, but right now, it is feeling good. finally we have a few cloud in the sky. puffy fair weather cumulus cloud but after a few days of brilliant blue sunshine cloud moving in front of the sun to cool things off this evening, it is 82 at the airport. seventy-nine in millville. seventy-eight in atlantic city. seventy-nine at 7:00 p.m. out and about what a great friday night to be outside in the city, clear skies at 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. as you head in the weekend very comfortable night tonight. leave those windows open. drop down to the lower 60's. sunny and warm, last a saturday of summer and it feels like summer but then cooler on sunday, and coming up next week with the brisk northeasterly wind we will have much cooler more fall like weather so get ready and even eye every last second

because even people complaining it ties warm i have a feeling you'll miss this. for now jessica and ukee, back inside to you. >> wise word, kate thanks very much. testing, testing 123, crews are testing the 40 yum bow trons lining ben franklin parkway for visit of the pope francis. chopper three is live over the francis festival ground. right now. the big screens are strategically placed to give huge crowd a chance to see everything that is going on but also, in that area, just beware, traffic is backing up, because of road closures. so keep that in mine. the excitement is building, and so is the security, for pope francis visit to philadelphia federal authorities are in town to review cities securities plans and "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live in center city with details on that, todd. >> reporter: jessica, as you know there will be unprecedented levels of security here during papal visit and these cameras that we see lining ben franklin parkway, well, they will play a key role in being the eyes

for law enforcement. from a secret location, we agreed the two to reveal, law enforcement will be monitoring cameras, directly relaying fur to security on the ground as events unfoal. some of the biggest names in law enforcement were in town friday, to deliver the message. >> we have work hard to achieve what we believe will be a safe, and successful event, and visit by the holy father, and safe and successful event for all of these who wish to be here, and see him. >> reporter: about 50 agencies will be here around the clock in what is being called the multi agency communications center or mack, in case of an emergency these camera monitors in conjunction with maps and telephones will serve as a coordinating eyes and ears of the security measures. head of the home land security, jay johnson, and director of the secret service joe clancy are a aware of the criticisms earned ising the pope's visit. they responded to questions about security measures and

detracting from the appeal of people wanting to take part. >> you have to have structure. if you don't have structure, you have mayhem and you have to have route is available so if there is an incident we can get the holy father out of the city, and also that we can get the participants and the guests out of the city. you have to control those road ways. >> reporter: mack will begin operations, thursday morning, you will be manned 24/7. it will shut down monday afternoon. reporting live tonight on the parkway, todd quinones, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, todd. final warning parking authority is reminding drivers it will start towing cars parked in the papal no parking zones on sunday at 6:00 p.m. >> please help us out with this. we fully understand the inconvenience, parking authority has been tremendous in finding, garage spaces, available for free, and there are relaxing, parking restrictions and other residential areas.

we have secured the naval hospital lot which can hold, you know, approximately 1500 cars. >> reporter: as you can see a list of parking options on the web site at cbs philly.com. final preparations are being made in cuba for saturday's a arrival of pope francis, first stop on his whirlwind tour. pope john paul the second was first pope to visit the communist nation in 1998. thousands of people attended mass in revolution square in havana a. pope francis will also hole mass at the iconic rallying spot, on sunday morning at 9:00. just eight days now until the pope is here in philadelphia, and you can find a complete resource guide on cbs philly.com. authorities rule a center city fire as arson and now a $5,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. fire broke out early tuesday morning at the 13th and chancellor. now structure under construction was slated to be a restaurant. investigators want to talk to the man seen leaving the scene

shortly before the fire. that fire caused a million-dollar in damage including destroying a mural that was being created. well, neighbors helped pull an elderly man out of the house on fire in hamilton township, new jersey. chopper three was over severely damaged home on pasadena drive. flames broke out around 9:30 this morning. two residents were treated at the hospital for cuts and burns, the fire marshall ruled this fire an accident. and residents are forced out of their homes when fire breaks out in the juniata section of the city. it happen short thely after 11:00 on the 4,000 block of ormond street and fire was placed under control about a half an hour later. there is no word on how many houses were affect or number of residents displaced but no one was hurt. terrifying moments for a northeast philadelphia mother after three armed men, barged into her home and threatened her life. police say that the three three-year old mother went to check on the noise in the basement and found three men, wearing masks. the home invation happened on the 2,000 block of the shiply road while would the man's

children were sleeping upstairs. >> while one male held a gun to her head, the other two she could hear going through the house, ransacking the house. >> it appears that $800 in cash was taken, investigators say none of the three males were wearing gloves so they dust ted the home, hoping fingerprints can lead them to the suspects. philadelphia police need public's help tracking down two suspects who attempted to rob a dollar store. take a look at this surveillance video please. police say these two men entered family dollar store in glenwood tuesday night. one of the suspects point aid gun at an employee and demanded cash when the employee ran from them. two suspects described as men in their late teens or early 20's, then left without stealing anything. if you have any information, please contact the police. also caught on camera, police say this man stole a city owned police bike in fishtown. just before 9:00 a.m. thursday an officer park his bike in front of the 7-eleven on west girard avenue and noticed it was missing, and, and on the

leopard street, and bike is a fuji mountain bike with police written in white on the frame. if you have any information, cat police. philadelphia police have arrested this man that stole more than a dozen vehicles, most of which were taxis. twenty-four year-old eric kemp is being charged with 17 counts of auto theft and related offenses. kemp stole the vehicle between june and august in west and southwest philadelphia as well as upper darby. kemp was caught on surveillance video during one of the thefts. montgomery county sheriff's office is fighting crime from the air, with the new drone. >> this thing, this same drone can assist with security during the papal visit next week. "eyewitness news" reporter, walt hunter is here to explain how technology works. >> reporter: you might call it protection from above, a new drone, launched by montgomery county sheriff's department, just in time to strengthen the the security net around the pope. and, drone and, crowd,

providing, each pictures of any problems. >> it is a great tool and will be available if needed for the papal visit. >> reporter: in this training exercise it checks out on a driver dummy with explosives strapped to his body in a pickup truck sending live pictures to controller andrew noto on his tablet. >> clear shot to hit the chest and then pipe bomb strapped. >> everything thaw are seeing, exactly what the drone is seeing as we are's flying in. >> reporter: instead of deputies, donning bomb suits and risking their lives approaching the truck the drone tells them in advance what to expect. >> anywhere where a police officer a's life would be in danger, we have had the capability now to see what that police officer or that deputy will face. >> reporter: and finally the drone may set a record for cheap airfares, it is $10,000 cost, made entirely from cash, confiscated from convicts. >> we have money seized from criminals and put back in the program so program would not

cost, taxpayers, anything. >> reporter: both d.a. and sheriff reassure everyone concerned with privacy issues that the drone will not be used for surveillance, stressing it has very limited applications, quote, we will not use it, to look into your backyard or house. live from the sat center i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thanks. a new wawa, and, flagship store. >> and they are taking over, and and, first of all, on the last 14 years, were opened without a gas station. wawa officials, are trying to at this location and offering indoor dining, for patrons. big crowd. >> yes, i walked by today and there was a line out the door. >> i bet it was. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00, there is tents in the north philadelphia, housing authority offers to help, find out why residents of the tent city are saying in

thanks. plus birth was arrested for bringing a homemade clock to school is saying good bye to that school. update on the story that landed him in the national spotlight. some say this was a seed y story but others are gobbling up open fire memorabilia. we will let you know the lateness pope francis foods on the other side, we will be right back.

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a fight over funding for planned parenthood, may lead to a governmental shut down. republican controlled house approved a measure to free federal funding for planned parenthood for one year. democrats are expected to block the bill in the senate. conservatives targeted planned parenthood after an ant a borings group released edited videos of planned parenthood officials discussing the sale of aborted fetal parts. friend of the charleston church shooter has pleaded not guilty. twenty-one year-old joey meek is friend of the dylann roof. roofies accused of killing nine people ate map you'll episcopal church in june. prosecutors say meek knew more about roof's plans, then he led on, and he lied to authorities. he is being held on $100,000

bail. well, day two of the military pretrial hearing to determine if former army sergeant beau bergdahl should face a court marshall. the his attorney toll the court he will not testify. bergdahl was held by the taliban for nearly five years after he desserted his post in afghanistan in 2009. he faces desertion and other charges which could carry a possible sentence, of life in prison. the the texas tina rested for his homemade clock will be transferring to another will school. a ahmed mohammad's father says his sonnies not going back to mcarthur high school where the 14 year-old muslim boy was a arrested on monday after the clock he made was mistaken for a bomb. the boy has not pick up another school just yet. >> kate joins us with a forecast, and, all is right around the corner, fall is. >> yes, fall starts this wednesday. >> how about that. >> this is the last weekend of summer. >> wow. >> just drag out the blow up pool for kid or do some of those summer activities. do it now. >> for the kid? >> for anyone. >> blow up pool sound fun for

me, put burgers on the grill this weekend. it the will feel like summer g way to say farewell and welcome in fall. with more fall like wet they are weeks. it is trending cooler next week. lets look outside, take you force and foremost on the live neighborhood network to the boardwalk plaza at rehoboth beach and first of all notice we have lots of sunshine outside at 73 degrees. everything is looking beautiful. but i want to draw your attention to the beach here it looks like there is a a wedding. we were watching this camera earlier, kind of a snooping on their wedding, perhaps when we saw wedding party on the boardwalk. wedding is happening on the beach at rehoboth. what a perfect day to get married. 74 degrees right now. nothing but blue skies as far as the eye can see. whoever that couple is congratulations to you, even eye this great friday wedding day. storm scan three looking clear across the philadelphia area, zooming out, here's our next weather maker this front moving through great lakes, decent amount of rain over northern illinois right now, most of this heavy stuff will

lift off to the north and front is weakening as it heads our way. that means we will not see much in the way of wet weather from this, if we do it will be a stray shower and sunday morning. plan accordingly. for the most part that front will lose its moisture as it moves east. speaking of moisture not a lot in the atmosphere today. eighty-two. comfortable in philadelphia. seventy-nine in millville. eighty-three in allentown. the dew points is 56. so dew point has been slowly climbing this week. we started the week with dew points in the 40's, with dry air. dew points in the mid 50's. it stepped right in the pleasant range when we talk about the humidity where we will stay in the weekend. here's a look what ace ahead. high pressure has moved off the coast and then we have a squeeze play. the front moving from the west, but it is gratuitous timing because watch what happened into saturday night. that front comes through. there is that potential shower sunday morning. then we will see, again, that storm being push out to sea. front clears and the sun returns and we don't have to

worry about any of this heavy rain, sunday night into monday. pattern change as we see a dip in the jet stream and cool air returning as we head in the start of the next week. overnight temps drop down in the 60's, mainly clear, comfortable. 64 degrees. for your sat the day beautiful 84. sunny, great finish to summer and down the shore things look great as well. the we have got temperatures in the 70's both days. the just a few more cloud in the sky on sunday and maybe a morning shower as we wait for that front to clear the coast. eagles forecast looks good. 77 degrees at 4:25. you're witness weather three day forecast looks nice, we have a taste of fall in there, so there is your summer saturday at 84. sunday at 78, feeling better, morning shower, then some sun, and monday with the northeast wind, high of 75 will feel cooler then that. it will be a nice little will taste of fall to start next week. >> looks good. >> fantastic. >> thanks, kate. we want to share with you a first look at meteorologist katie fehlinger's twin baby

girls. there they are. >> yes. >> they welcome parker and caden in the world august 26th and they are now at home, they are resting at home comfortably and growing and, of course, we send our very best wishes to katie and her family. it is so nice to see those little girls. >> so many people asked me how she's doing, they want to see pictures. there you you go. >> she looks great too. >> congratulations. >> steve, my man, show some love to steve. >> all right. beautiful. there is a lot of excitement for pope's arrival. >> as erika avon tiehl shows us the the historic visit is leading to some, well, unique food honoring the the pope. >> reporter: flags, signs, flowers, and even pastries. >> cookies with a depiction of his face and a cake with the vatican code of arms flag. >> reporter: businesses around south philadelphia, are putting forth their best products as the city prepares for pope francis a arrival. but some local institutions are taking a more who will a approach to the pontiff's historic visit to

philadelphia. for mark, and his team of cheese experts in the dibruno brothers in the italian market they are honoring the heritage with. >> one exciting bite. >> reporter: one layer paying homage to italy where pope francis lives and from where his parents came. >> brushuto from italy. >> reporter: another to remember where pope studies. >> blue cheese, made in bow vare use, germany. >> reporter: and everyone's favorite from the pope's home country argentina. >> they love it down there. they put it on toast, everything. >> reporter: but little further south brothers in law frank, and anthony massino, pasta company are milking the the pope using elbow grease and some kurd. south philadelphia stapel is making fresh mozerella in pope form. >> first it is put in hot water. we melt it down. shape it and put it in the mold. we let it set, and flash freezes so it takes that shape of the pope. >> reporter: that is right pope francis face in fresh

mozerella, and apparently the world is ready for some papal caseo. >> it went international. we have people from argentina, new york, boston, people interested to ship it in new england. >> something we thought for neighborhood something local and it became a world stage, it is just great. >> with pope francis looking over the operation, it is not too cheese toy say... >> it is not sacrilege but delicious. >> erika von he tiehl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i'll bet. >> i'm telling you. >> very nice. still ahead on "eyewitness news", donald trump being criticized for what he said but for what he didn't say. >> you know, he is not even an american. >> the presidential candidate remains silent after calling president owe bam a muslim, fall out is next. >> special doritos on sale on line, we will tell you why, and what the money will be used for, pat. jessica, it is almost time for our cbs-3 friday football

frenzy, a big time match up here in delco between ridley and garnett valley more on that when we come back on "e

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great video right the now former president jimmy carter giving his wife cast lynn a kiss. he is battling brain cancer. happy couple, stayed all nine innings. that is a wonderful thing to see. we wish them both luck. >> so nice to see. incredible that he is battling brain cancer and he is out there enjoying his life, being with his wife, it is great. >> it is friday night and time for high school football. friday football frenzy. >> pat gallon joining us live from ridley high school with our game of the week, hi, pat. >> reporter: jessica and ukee, it is our game of the week. weather out here perfect for football tonight. beautiful friday night with the cbs-3 friday football frenzy. it is ridley, garnett valley, two teams that are not quite rivals but they can start up

tonight. ridley started off two-zero a huge win over springfield last week. they won 25 -20. springfield beat september rally with league champs from a year ago garnett valley won against bonner prendergast last week even putting up 40 points. could be high flying offenses tonight. don't forget later on tonight you can hit us up with the hashtag cbs-3 friday football frenzy, hit us up on twitter, send us any good video, anything from any of the games. i know it is hot out here but that doesn't mean we can't talk about the the ice and flyers as well. today, the flyers started training cam in voorhees. this is the the first camp for new flyers head coach dave hakstol who is making change from the college to the pros. it is a short camp three days before the flyers first preseason game monday with the islanders. they are looking to get back in the playoffs. as you know, no post season two of the last three years. that can make for a long summer, captain claude giroux is happy to be back on the ice. >> every time you don't make the playoffs, summer is longer, and, you know, you're

just waiting for the summer to end and camp to start over. after we get that first day off, and in, it the is good to be back again and we're enjoying it. >> we like what we saw in terms of the intensity level. the the effort. you know, some of the execution for day one was pretty good. >> yes, it is warm out here. we can talk hockey. big game between sunday as well between eagles and cowboys. tonight we are talking high school football ridley and garnett valley. we will more at 6:00. live from delco, pat gallon for "eyewitness news". >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. much more still ahead in the next half an hour. >> we showed you the the families living on the street in the tent city and today housing officials offer help but residents are saying, no we will tell you why. a first of its kind renaissance school is attracting attention, including from a mother who says that she moved her family

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i'm ukee washington. here's what is happening. head of the home land security is in town to check out philadelphia's security planning, ahead of the next week even's visit by pope francis. law enforcement will be monitoring crime cameras in real time, directly relaying information to security, on the ground, as events unfold. the montgomery county sheriff's office launches a new drone, drone designed to fly over massive crowds will assist counties bomb squad. and wawa opens up a new flagship store in center city philadelphia new you store at broad and walnut is first wawa

in the last 14 years to open without a gas station. kate? and it has been another beautiful day what a great stretch of weather this week but we have got fall on the way. fall officially begins next wednesday so we have one more warm day and then cools down by sunday, fall arrives next week and more fall-like wet's lives next week as well. i will have the full seven day forecast coming up in just a few minutes, jessica and ukee. >> kate, thank you. donald trump sponsor lack thereof to a comment about president obama ignites new controversy in campaign 2016. >> tonight billion air canceled a campaign appearance citing an important business deal. craig boswell has that story. >> ♪ >> reporter: a question during a pack town hall meeting in new hampshire thursday has donald trump facing criticism for his lack of a response to a claim by one of his supporters. >> the problem in this country, it is called muslims.

we know our current president is one. he is not even an american. >> g.o.p. front runner did not correct the man and said president obama is not a muslim. republican and democratic opponents sounded off. >> he should have, from the beginning, repudiated that kind of rhetoric. >> if someone brought the that up in i a town hall meeting, would say no, listen, let's clear some things up. i think you have an angation as a lead tore do that. >> reporter: white house also responded. >> is anybody really surprised that this happen at a donald trump rally. >> reporter: trump campaign says president obama is waging a war on christian and trump did not hear the question. >> donald trump hears what he wants to hear and therefore says what he wants to say. >> reporter: g.o.p. strategies tray harden called it revealing. >> what it reveals is that he is not, he toss not have the ability to speak chrisably on another issue on the matters of national security, foreign policy. >> reporter: donald trump canceled a friday campaign

appearance in south carolina citing a significant business transaction. craig boswell will for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> democrat hillary clinton promoted her college afford built plan in new hampshire. she says students should not have to graduate with mountains of debt. >> i have actually talk with young people who tell me they cannot move out of their parent's basement. they cannot afford to rent or buy. they cannot start that business they have always dreamed of. they can't get married because they can't put together the resources to actually get on with their lives. >> joining me now from washington is john dickerson, host of the cbs's face the nation, john, thanks for being with us. democratic front runner hillary clinton joining you this weekend. she had a difficult summer and she's reemerging on a offensive. she has done talk shows, she's done late night and now she will be on the sunday show for nearly four years. what do you guys expect to talk about.

>> well, that is right, jessica since 2011. we're going to try to cover as much ground as we can as quickly as possible. we will talk about the campaign she's running now, some rough patches you mentioned. her opponent bernie sanders, we will talk about the republicans she hopes to face in the general election and then we will talk about her e-mails, private e-mail server, there are issues related to that that are left over. we want to know were she's running, what she would be like as a president. that should take us through a range of domestic and foreign policy issues. don't forget watch face the the nation, with john dickerson sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. there has been a confirmed case of whooping cough for one student at a gloucester county high school and another student is suspect of having the respiratory disease and at clear view regional high school. chopper three over the the school in mullica. school officials say they are following cdc guidelines including sanitizing the schools and buses. school remained opened at this time. positive story out of

camden. new kind of school is changing the way inner city schools are learning. one parent in suburban north jersey wanted her child to attend so badly that she moved there. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson spoke to the family about the opportunity. >> reporter: culture of collegiate learning in grades school. >> our goal, to get our kids to and through college. >> reporter: mission statement from kip cooper norcross academy director drew martin, who oversees more than 500 elementary and middle school students in one of the first renaissance schools. this year, kip in camden became first to open up its brand new brick and mortar. >> our average kindergartener was testing at 25th percentile nationally in math and in the end of the year 64th percentile just through the roof growth. >> reporter: it is a hard to place a renaissance school, somewhere between public and charter, the system ace proved by the the i but run eventually, proponents say it is opened to the public taking neighborhood kids who wouldn't have access to quality

education without a lottery, detractors, that there is currently no high school so neighborhood kid will likely wind upright back in camden public right before college, not to mention the location. >> are you serious? are you crazy. >> reporter: that was melinda a morse co-workers, this was her kid. >> my 12 year old said no. >> reporter: morse moved her family from suburban sicklerville to live in camden just to send her seven kids to learn in kip. >> i took them out of the private school to place them here. >> reporter: why? >> i think i got more from my money here. >> reporter: morse says camden was important to provide a diverse learning experience and so far family loved it but she came for the education. >> i want them to go to college. >> reporter: for the first time in his young life she says her son noah is finally on the same page. >> it feels better in this school because the teachers make the class work seem fun. >> reporter: in camden, steve

paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good school year. >> got that right. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" never ending quest to lose weight and get healthy. why some people are skipping bread and loading up on meat, butter, and other foods. and you know this costume, princess lea bikini is up for auction, we will tell you bit on the other side, we will be right back.

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we first told you yesterday about the group of homeless families that have set up a tent city in a parking lot in kensington. they say they have no where to go and cities shelters are full. the housing authority is offering to help but they say it is just a temporary solution. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is in kensington with the update. >> reporter: when we met

sierra brooks and one month-old an tone ohio, she said she felt ashamed. they were living in tents at american and cumberland streets in kensington. group calls the site tent city. sherry of the economic rights campaign has been meeting with the group. >> we have grown from six families, to dozens of families. >> reporter: top officials with philadelphia's public housing authority and the office of supportive housing say that they visited the site thursday evening and tried to offer emergency shelter. >> we have offered emergency housing. emergency housing is not perfect, but it is the first step towards working your way towards permanent housing. >> reporter: when i asked honkula about the cities claim she denied any real accommodations were offered. >> we are calling the city's bluff, but friday afternoon she announced community members have stepped up and offered to help. people like brett parker.

>> i necessity how it is to have kid and in the knowing when next meal was coming from. >> reporter: he was alerted through social media site instagram. >> yes. >> reporter: and he kept mentioning a young baby, and, had to get help. he offered his home, and until he can get someone out on the street. >> very grateful, for all of this. i'm relieved. >> yes. >> reporter: so tonight, sierra and little antonio their family will be able to sleep here. she said she's one of the lucky ones because she knows, many others won't be a able to say the same. and, they say they recognize, urging and encouraging anyone who has an emergency, and, and, (215)686-7170 located a at 1430 cherry street. reporting live from kensington

rahel solomon, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> keep us updated, thank you. duchess of cambridge is back to work with a new look. >> the former kate middleton showed off her new haircut visiting a mental health center in london yesterday. charities visited part of her campaign to raise awareness about children's mental health issues. the wife of the britain's prince william gave to princess charlotte may second and she joined old ever brother prince george. can't wait to see princess charlotte out and about soon. >> won't be long. kate joins us with our forecast. another nice bright friday. >> we have another great summer weekend. it should surprise no one because string of beautiful summer weekend. last week even wasn't great, we have cloud, rain, this weekend looks beautiful, the one time to watch is sunday morning. i will tell but that in a moment. first lets start off with the beautiful friday night. we will start off with the roof cam, sky scam three is zoomed in right there on center city philadelphia looks great. blue skies.

few puffy cloud drift buying this afternoon. that is about it. if you are out and about heading down to the city, maybe having dinner, sit outside, very nice, especially once the sun goes down temperatures will drop quickly into the 70's and eventually into the 60's. take a look at our live neighborhood network from the palmyra grove nature park we have a yellow feeling as we head toward sunset. sky line is a big barge here on the river, looking pretty picturesque this evening. in the bad at all. our eyewitness weather watchers sending us beautiful photos. take a peak at this one, does this make you want to be where ever charles weinstein was, reid beach, new jersey, sunnies shining off the water. we have umbrella, deep blue sky, just a fantastic photo there, thank you, for. that storm scan three shows our next weather maker. most of the heavy rain will move off to the north and miss us but front will cross the area lath said day night into early sunday morning there ace chance to pick up a stray shower sunday morning, may wake up sunday to a few more clouds but then throughout the

afternoon front will clear the coast, we will get sunshine back and nice weather for eagles game on sunday afternoon. right now 28 degrees at the airport. thirty-eight in trenton. eighty-three in reading as well. seventy-eight in wildwood. not bad. nice end to summer, beautiful final weekend of the season mostly sunny, with highs in the 80's and then this front sweeps through. good news there is a a storm off the coast this front will pick it up and get it out, we don't have to worry about it. a few more clouds sunday. more sun in the afternoon. highs in the 70's, cool northeasterly wind will pick up next week, monday we're talking sun and cloud highs in the 70's and it will feel cooler with that wind. five more days until fall officially begins, that is next wednesday. sixteen days from now our average high will be 70, far cry from the mid 80's. forty-two days until halloween and 43 days until the end of daylight savings time meaning sunset in 43 days we will be at 4:59 p.m. enjoy nice weather while we have it. talking about tropics coming up at 6:00. lets go first in the overnight

forecast, mainly clear, comfortable. 64 degrees. in the poconos, looks great, much cooler on sunday. temperatures back in the 60's. eyewitness weather seven day forecast and shore cast looks good, and it is a little cooler next week we have a few more clouds in the forecast monday and tuesday and then starts to warm up toward end of the next week back in the upper 70's. we will send it back to you at the desk. and on the cbs-3 healthwatch is there more proof that a growing number of people are once again eating faty and carbs still getting kicked to the curb. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has new research. >> people not planning on having a hamburger for dinner will be happen bye this story. it started out with the atkins diet and paleo is popular, both restrict carbohydrates and emphasize protein and fats. that is apparently caught on according to this new research out that looked at global eating trends. >> homemadal monday butter.

>> reporter: leslie iverson is a personal trainer hoist a careful shopper and part of the new trend that she's not afraid to eat fat. >> fatties not your enemy but your friend. the right kind is your friend. >> reporter: fatties your friend and carbs like bread and pasta are bad guys according to the new research on global eating trend. it says over the next 15 years demand for fat will go up by 43 percent, while consumption of the carbohydrates will go down, 8 percent. >> people are learning there are good fats. >> healthy fats are mono and poly unsaturated fats found in olive oil and nuts. some research suggest that dairy fats may also help with weight loss because they make you feel full. now the american medical association, is in favor of the lifting the ban on diet fat, in guidelines which will be updated later this year. >> it comes down to portions, and getting the right amount of foods with the right amount of fat. >> and among some of the more popular higher fat products,

whole milk sales are up at 11:00. egg sales are up 21 percent. to be fair nutritionist say there are good carbs, like whole grains, beans, and lentils. they are saying the white stuff, flour and sugar that is really bad. >> all about the the portions. >> and portions, that too. >> thanks, stephanie. still ahead on "eyewitness news", ukee takes us to the movies. >> story of one of america's most notorious gangsters hits theaters johnny dep unrecognizable. my preview when we come back.

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he contracted viral meningitis and has been ordered by a doctor to rest. tickets will be honored at rescheduled date tentatively set for spring 2016. in theaters, story of the gangster and fbi informant whitey bulger comes to the big screen in the much anticipated to talk about film big black mass. >> title is based on the book written by a couple men then reporters for boston globe. when it comes to telling the the story of boston's most infamous crime lord, the table is set. >> it is out of this world. >> reporter: johnny dep is james whitey bulger. >> family secret. >> so come on, you could do it. >> he did a chilling, portrayal of whitey. >> reporter: joel played fbi agent john connolly, film based on a true story, unholy alliance to bring down a common enemy, that being the italian mafia. >> he tried to make a deal

that said you help me get,. >> connolly and bulger, childhood friend, a relationship that spiraled way out of control. >> the family secret rest in piece. >> is what gone, gone. >> what makes this story so compelling, intriguing, informative. >> the fabric of the neighborhood is built on loyalty, above all health, so weird, to be truth in our area. >> reporter: in reality, what a scenario it was, bulge's brother billy was a prominent figure but he evaded law enforcement for years and became within of the most feared crime lord in boston while becoming one of the most dangerous gangsters in u.s. history. >> looking and going i feel like i'm working with johnny dep but in the really. >> i thought it was just brilliant. >> reporter: wheel whitey bulger was captured in june 2011 after being on the run for ten years.

his beginning through ending is a story film makers strongly believe have to be told, the secret is out, and at the box office they are hoping it is a a recipe for success. >> you are spilling a secret family rest pied today, maybe you will spill a little something about me tomorrow, um. >> look the at his face. >> a lot of talk about dep's performance, the film is rated r. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00 philadelphia will be part of the largest, security operation in u.s. history, home land security teams are in the city tonight preparing to protect, the pope. caught on surveillance video one of the many robberies in gloucester county thieves burglarizing homes and dozens of cars. and neighbors turned hero as they risk their lives to save an elderly man from his burning home, kate?

and another fantastic friday as bee head toward the final weekend of the summer, it the will start off very summer-like but then some changes in the eras we start to move toward fall next week. i'll have complete details, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". setting the stage for history. crews tested 40 jumbo trons today, they lined ben franklin parkway where more than 1 million people could gather next weekend to see pope francis in philadelphia. good evening, everyone i'm jessica dean. i'm's ukee washington. security plan for pope's visit to the united states is one of the largest operationness american history. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones joins us from center city where federal officials checked out philadelphia's security plan today, todd. >> reporter: and ukee, on a day when media was shown more security measures, there are

more questions, if there is just too much security. >> we know of no specific credible threat directed at the pope's visit here to this city. >> reporter: jay johnson, head of the home land security was flanged by no less than the director of the secret service joe clancy during a media briefing here on friday. the point would be getting a behind the scenes look at is what called the the multi agency communications center or mack, where we agreed not to reveal its exact locations but essentially a place where law enforcement, 50 different agencies will monitor cameras and help coordinate security measures on the ground in real time. >> an outdoor event such as we see here on the ben franklin parkway in philadelphia it creates enormous challenges but we have to adapt to that. >> reporter: secret service in charge of the security and unprecedented security measures are being used, including the shutting down of the major roads in a major city for multiple days. law men responded to critics if all of the security is just