wrong, and get your feedback, too. and summer winding down, with some cooler temperatures, saw some hoodies out last night. might want to look in your closet for some long sleeves to get dressed depending on how much you like the cooler temperatures. good morning, it is monday september 21, i'm erika von tiehl. we want to check on the skydeck with justin and also a road with meisha. >> good morning, yes, speaking of long sleeves, i put mine on this morning, because i knew there would be a chill in the air, and there certainly s justin, how about it? standing out there right now how is it feeling? >> we are dropping to the low 50's, very early this morning, but not a bad start to the work week keeping things nice and dry, the weather shouldn't impact the morning commute too much. here is the set up. seeing more clouds coming in the next couple of days. that knocks the temperatures down. they're going to be below average by few degrees, fall does officially arrive this wednesday morning. sixty-one at the airport, five allentown, 06 wilmington, delaware, lower 60s south

jersey, they are your suburbs, cooler spots, doylestown, lower 50's, 55 degrees there is hour. in mt. holly, new jersey, pretty quiet storm scan3, do have some clouds streaming in. high, thin, serous clouds, so that's going to filter out the sunshine little bit today. not as much sun as we did have over the weekend. call p partly sunny skies, humidity levels stay low, cool temperatures around, certainly does feel like fall for much of the upcoming work week. breaking down the temperatures, through the morning, 64 by 9:00. lunch hour, look at that, 6 degrees. partly sunny skies. and we make it to the low and mid 70s for afternoon highs. here is your school day forecast at the bus stop 8:62 degrees coming home from school the low 70s with some sun, give it a b due to the increasing cloud cover. but avenue all it is comfortable day. talk about how long this pleasant weather lasts in the seven day coming up in a few minute. now we hit the roads with meisha. >> let's do so, good morning, justin, to all of you at home. you know, when we hit the 6:00 hour on early monday morning, it just turns into a

different animal. just a different beast altogether. backups on the a, take a pack, it is 6:00 in the morning, this is what you are rushing into. on 95 southbound, if you can stay at home little longer, you certainly want to. give yourself couple of extra minutes, also, we have disable vehicle, on the schuylkill westbound after gladwynn. the right shoulder is the only one trying to casino of squeeze by. actually looks like that's kind of pulled out of the way now. here is some of the backups on the schuylkill at gladwynn. you can see, just a steady flow of vehicles, not even steady, crawling by, in this area, as well. so both the schuylkill and 95, you're certainly slowing down, because that far accident. and because that far disable vehicle, quick peak at the wide, 15 on the schuylkill, 29 going even slower around cottman. erika, over to you.

>> meisha, a thank you. just five days and counting now. preparations for pope francis visit to philadelphia are now really in full swing. that includes towing cars parked in those restricted areas. eyewitness reporter justin finch joins you now. he is at 21st and cherry streets in center sit which more on the parking ban. hopefully people moved their cars. good morning. >> good morning, the towing began in ernest last night and resumes this morning at 9:00 a.m. in the area where we are now north and south of the ben franklin parkway. the signs here have been up for awhile. now the countdown is closing in or the pope's visit, and for drivers to move their cars or else. >> see those areas in black around the ben franklin parkway and independence mall in red? vehicles will not be allowed there when the pope arrives this weekend. but then there have been so many maps, say some philly drivers. >> variety of maps. they have the swing he will doodles on them, they seem, but, you know, they're different variety of the maps are different, red zone, black

zone. >> one thing clear. >> this week if you were parked in those areas your car could be towed. ashley jelly and her husband arrived just in time, callowhill at 17th street, to pair their car sunday night. still got cited though. >> we just ran back up here, saw they were towing all of these cars. >> towing continues in those secure areas, until wednesday. if your car gets towed, you could face a max of more than $200 in fines and fees. that's why the city and ppa say they got the word out early and now the tow trucks too. philly's not known for the most patient drivers. >> so i think it is really important that they start early and let people know early. >> though many drivers agree, the word was out early, they say it could have been more clear. >> i feel like the sit i could have done a better job at communicate g with the residents who live here. we are right in the thick of it here, and we're the ones that will be displaced. >> we have moved and take a look, that's temporary parking

plaque adder, that's 20 bucks, if you live in one of the restricted areas, that will ex emment your car from tow until thursday night. now, some neighborhoods, they don't have to move their cars at all. we'll give you list of those coming up later, but most are going to have to. and if you don't move, remember, you have until your cars towed or until thursday night if you don't move after thursday you will incur several phones. we have more on this process, at cbs philly. com i'll also tweet out more information throughout the morning. we are live here, in center city, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". a loft folks trying remember where they park their car, justin, thank youment pope francis will travel into two cities today in cuba deuce his historic visit. pontiff held open air mass in the revolution square, greeting people and even right there, see that kissing some children if the procession. pope francis also met former cuban president, fidel castro, for about a half hour. cubans who attended the mass say it will help inspire many to rejoin the church.

>> else not superficial. he's very human. and that's the best of the pope. >> the trip was not without some drama, thoughment at least four people were arrested after running up to the pope as he made his way through havana. >> now, pope francis, he arrived philadelphia of course saturday morning, counting down, but has early message for philadelphia ahead of his visit. >> to greet the pilgrims and the people of philadelphia when i come for the world meeting for families. i will be there because you will be there. see you in philadelphia. >> oh, how wonderful. stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the papal visit. we have full resource guide for you on our website cbsphilly.com. going to be here before you know t. >> 06:00 right now. oh, an eagles embarrassment. you watched that game last night after off-season with lot of dramatic changes.

we had high hopes, right? the birds are now zero for two. but the question is it time to panic yet? pat gallon joins us, a lot of people just fed up with the team, only two games in. >> i don't want to panic yet. but actually might be time to panic. erika, i've been watching football here in this town for a long time. as a kid, i sat through the horror of the rich kotite era, four years, ray rhoads, plus countless tough loss cents with andy reid as the head coach. but i have never seen the eagles perform worse than they did yesterday in their home opener against the cowboys, now, got to find someone to blame. that's what we do. offensive line is the key to all of this. chip kelly made some unpopular moves to get rid of some solid veterans along the offensive line and through two weeks it is killing them. the line gave sam bradford little time to throw and get comfortable which is pretty important given that the guy is coming off 2acl tears. also, the line gave demarco murray zero holds to run through, the cowboys blew up murray in the backfield on multiple occasions.

here's center jason kelce. >> we're going have to go back and watch it on film. obviously doesn't get any worse than that on offense. the worse i've been a part offer. >> it can't all be on the offensive line when it comes to bradford's performance, certainly it had a lot to do with it, but sam made several bad reads. and did not help the cause. he finished with 224 yards, two interceptions, he actually led the team in rushing with just 9 yards. running back demarco murray he ran 13 times for only 2 yards. and he says it is time to look in the mirror. >> i got to do better on the ball, i got to get better, you know, i think individually we all need to get better. but really get things going. >> and while the game was ugly for eagles fans, imagine how dallas fans must feel? watching their quarterback crumble yet again. tony romo now out could be

eight to 12 weeks with the broken collarbone. kiko alonzo with major knee injury, we'll know mower about that and mychal kendricks injuring his hamstring, as well. i was going to give this away. this is the cbs-3 game ball. since there no one to give it to forks get about it, we will pup put that away. going to the touch screen, check in on some people how they are doing this morning, it is not well. we asked to you give us one word to signify what you thought of that game yesterday. and one says abysmal. good way. bubba says pathetic. pretty easy to say. dis come bob late sad good words. sam bradford, de demarco murray, defense looked good. offense certainly, another says disheartening, so much high hope for this team coming into the season, the pre-season looked really good. disheartening is a good way to pull t how about appauling? you could use that, as well. just making up words now,

that's a new one, could work for this one: putrescent it another new word, apocachypse. and another, brought fall. >> colorful spelling, look up that, the odor of decay or rotting. >> real word, okay. >> just spelling was created but i'm horrible speller. i can't throw rocks. we caught up with eagles fans leaving the linc last night, none of them were happy. >> very bad game today. chip needs to figure something out here. this isn't cutting it any more. >> frankly, i'm embarrased by it. honestly i've had enough of this team already. forty-three years, i have no rings. no superbowl team, that's for damn sure. >> all right, drawing opinions there. so do you think the eagles can still make the playoffs after this horendous start in let us know on twitter using the hashtag cbs36789.

all right, rye now, 10:67:89 got to turn thens around. still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", one republican candidate for president surge in the pole. white another sees a drastic drop in support. we have the latest numbers for this morning. >> and the emmy goes to ... >> oh, tv's biggest night was full of surprises and historic first. we'll recap all of the big winners from the annual emmy awards. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ fly. watch the game last night? hopefully better news to come. we'll have your forecast, meisha checking on the rolled when we come right back on this monday morning. good morning. >> ♪

>> 6:14. >> two days left to the summer season. we have little mid high level clouds going on, looking at roof camera. nice color showing up on the horizon. sunrise coming up in about a half hour or so. gorgeous conditions outside this morning. little cooler than yesterday at this time. check out the temperature change. 11 degrees cold nerve philadelphia compared to 24 hours ago. twelve in trenton, six in millville, new jersey, there is the win flow out of the northeast, so, 50's, and some low 60s, for the temperatures this morning, and there is some cooler air to the north. high pressure over new england, has that flow continuing out of the northeast. so, 48 degrees temperature, state college and in scranton. not much happening on storm scan3, just some cloud cover moving on through. it is mid to high level

clouds. just filters out the sun. so we'll see some sunshine today. calling it partly sunny, temperatures in the 70s, northeast wind continues tomorrow. still some clouds around. temperatures stay fall-like on tuesday. then, fall does officially arrive wednesday. we actually warm it upment back to sunshine and temperatures back into the lower 80s. now, we have the persistent northeast wind, starting to kick up the ocean here, off shore buoy height, weather nice, still people hanging out at the shore. be aware, rough conditions in the surf. moderate risk for rip current northern new jersey, high risk for strong risk in south jersey, and at delaware beaches, so i wouldn't even try to go into the water. today partly sunny, cooler, 74 degrees for the high temperature tonight still comfortable, mostly cloudy, 61 degrees, here's the extended forecast, again, somewhat cool today, tomorrow, we do warm up to 80 on wednesday, with sunshine, and back into the mid 70s, and the papal visit this weekend, hooking the people one nice weather, little breezy but some sunshine, low to mid 70s. >> got to hit the pope up.

>> oh, gorgeous these temperatures can be little confusing, you get outside, then oh, i want long sleeves, then it warms up. don't quite know which way to go. >> the transition, absolutely. well i can tell that you we're casino of seeing a normal traffic pattern on this monday morning, it is very, very busy. we have an accident and because that far now seeing some significant slow downs, here's a look at 95, southbound, this is right around cottman avenue. now when i say that most of you know that on a monday morning, 95 southbound around cottman it is busy just to begin with, then you add the accident. it is blocking the far two right lanes, you can see, all of these vehicles, people out on the roads, because of that, this is what happens. take a look at this. this is the back up on 95, southbound, and i can tell you, anywhere around cottman now, you are almost not moving because that far accident. there is clean upgoing on. plus there is crews out there. there is people walking around outside their vehicles. also we have disable vehicle schuylkill westbound after gladwynn pulled all the way out to the right shoulder. looks like travelers are getting by now.

but i will tell you about 15 minute ago it was a lot of back up congestion, in this area, as well, probably still s i can let you know. that then going to the wide, look at this, the schuylkill 8 miles per hour, so busy monday morning, give yourself couple of extra minutes, over to you. >> 8 miles an hour, thank you. >> new this morning, a stabbing is under investigation in upper darby delaware county. one person was stabbed in the providence manor apartments. it happened around 1:30 in the 800 block of providence road. no details right now on the victim's condition or suspects at this time. coming up next, here on "eyewitness news", big shift in the race in the polls for the race for the white house. we'll have those numbers for you. also, the best way to make sure your children are getting enough fruit in their diet. that's ahead in the health watch. we'll be right back.

judge carly fiorina near the pop of the pack. meanwhile new pole shows support is falling for donald trump. andrew spencer takes a look at these laters numbers. >> women are the majority of this nation. >> on the heals whatever was widely scene as another strong debate performance, carly fiorina now reaping the rewards. newspaper cnnorc pole released over the weekend shows her surging from near the bottom of the pack to second place

behind donald trump. she told fox news sunday, she expects to keep climbing. >> now people no who i am, we know what happened before this debate that as people come to know me, they understand who i am, what i have done, most importantly what i will do, they tend to support me. >> not doing quite so well, donald trump. he may still be in the lead, but he lost a quarter of his support since earlier this month. falling eight points, to 24%. >> i'm little surprised but it is only a pole. >> the most recent pole taken thursday, friday, and saturday, could include reaction to his most recent controversy, when he did not challenge a vote here called muslims a problem in the united state. >> we have training camps >> we are looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that, a lot of people are saying that bad things are happening out there. we look looking at at that and

plenty of other things. >> beer carson lost some support after the debate, but held on long enough. fell five points to 14% in the latest polement andrew spencer, "eyewitness news". still ahead this morning, see who made history at last night's emmy awards. also the fashions. >> and ahead at 63 local student who are getting ready foreign credible opportunity, they're dancing for the pope. >> and, justin, seeing some cooler weather as we start our day? >> yes, this set up, pretty good area of high pressure over new england, bridges the northeast wind flow. so look for fall like temperatures for the next few days, and fall does of officially arrive wednesday. we'll break down the forecast

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transgender role in transparent. an amazon on line series. >> i've been given the opportunity to act because people's lives depend on it. >> he dedicated his award to the transgender community. >> thank you for letting us be part of the change. >> julia dreufuss. >> north consecutive win. game of thrones, the hbo drama, won the most awards for any series in a single year. >> thank you all so much. >> but madmen was not completely shut out. john ham won emmy for lead actor in drama series, first win after 16 nominations. tracy morgan made a surprise appearance, his first, since his accident last june. >> i miss you guys so much. >> suzanne marquez, cbs news, los angeles. and coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", pope francis makes history in cuba, as philadelphians await his arrival. jan? >> reporter: the papal stage

is really taking shape here this morning. on the ben franklin parkway, come this weekend, one local group is hoping to catch the holy father's eyes with a very special dance. we'll take a look straight ahead. >> we have an accident on 95, before cottman, this is a look at 95 at academy, this is the back up. the accident now has been clearedment all of the updates coming up. first a quick break. stay right where you are. the cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right

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>> good morning day morning to you. just another beautiful summer sunrise. look at those colors. only couple of days, though, until fall officially starts, unofficially, though certainly feeling like fall. we get up, get out the morning these days. >> get the hoodie, jacket. >> yes. >> 50's, 60s, yes, this time of year, you snow.

>> what happens. >> fall starts wednesday? >> wednesday morning, yes. we will be 4:21, right before. >> you got it, the sun airlines with the equator. gorgeous start to the morning, again, we take you to the shore right now, another look where we have more cloud cover along the jersey shore, delaware beaches. that will be the trend today. also, the winds is starting to kick up. it will rough up the ocean for the next several days, so if you do have beach plans, don't expect to enter the water. it will be pretty rough with the strond wind out of the northeast, there are the temperatures, 61 in philadelphia, lower 60s, also in milville and wilmington, delaware. 59 degrees palmyra, new jersey, doylestown, 52. there is some of the cloud cover. little bit of break right now over philadelphia. that's why we're seeing little sunshine. the sun will be up in about 15 minute or so. but seeing that nice color. so, expect partly to mostly cloudy skies, really for the next couple of days. filtered sunshine this knocks the temperatures downment look at the numbers by lunchtime. 68 degrees, partly sunny

skies, we make it to the low 70s early mid afternoon. here is your school day forecast. we give it b due to the cloud cover. very comfortable. 8:00 temperatures lower 60s, on the weigh home from school, little warmer in the low 70s, so still feeling like fall out there. even into the afternoon. afternoon high of 74 for philly. zero seven at the shore in the wind. and the poconos, 65 degrees. that's checking the skies. now we hit the roads with meisha. >> good morning, i'm sure the kids certainly appreciate those hot, humid temperatures coming down just little bit. roadways looking good. all of the accident that we did have out on the roadways, now cleared. this is one area, the platt bridge, beautiful look at the sun, slowly starts to rise. seeing it looking nice here. again, this is where we had an accident, that's since been cleared. and, also, we an accident on 95, academy, that's also been cleared. but we are certainly seeing some backups, in that area, and then we had disable vehicle, on the schuylkill westbound, after gladwynn. that has also been cleared.

so, again, now starting to see just that sun glare starting to peak it little head at you. so pack your sunglasses, not that we ever want to complain about that. right? also, an accident in dekalb pike at skippack pike, one lane blocked in that area. some construction, 202 southbound at naman's road. the left lane is blocked there. so right now, the overall theme is construction projects, moving, accidents that are happening, getting cleared out of the way quickly, this is good. because our monday morning rush typically very, very busy. seeing now at 6:30, as we head toward our rush hour, we love course see levels build. so right now things are looking good. give yourself a couple of extra minutes, over to you. >> pope francis continues his tour of cuba with visit to the second of three stops in the island nation. this visit comes one day after celebrating a mass to thousands in havana's revolution square. cbs news correspondent adrianna diaz joins us from havana, cuba.

>> reporter: despite rain, thousands of young people welcomed pope francis like a rock star. some climbed trees, to get a better look. he spoke off the cuff at an event for cuba's youth. >> seventeen year old was there. what did you think of the pope's speech? >> i love it, she said. it blew me away. i felt like it was my mom or dad speaking to me. it was a pope's last public stop on his first full day in cuba. in the morning, he kissed babies and shook hands before an open air mass for an estimated 200,000. later, 89 year old fidel castro, hosed transit at his residence, in the 40 minute meeting the two exchanged books, and discussed global issues. vatican spokesman, father frederick owe lombard. >> i the pope was very happy about this meeting. some of the members of the family of fidel were present. and the conversation was

informal. >> this morning, the pope heads east to the city city whee he'll celebrate another public mass, then he'll go onto santiago to visit the shrine of cuba's patron saint. adrianna diaz, cbs news, havana. >> many are getting ready for pope francis arrival here in philadelphia. later on this week, the festival of families promises a big party with a long list of world renouned performers and artists on the ben franklin parkway that is this saturday. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, there, from the park with a preview of one really special local school's actions, hoping to perform form pontiff. jan, good morning. >> good morning, talking about this school located in north philadelphia, the student are actually going to be performing a dance that is the pope's favorite. who knew he had a favorite dancement we all do, don't we? actually two stages being built here along the bring parkway. we have the main stage then we have the smaller logan square stage. that's where these kids will be performing saturday

afternoon. until then practice makes perfect. >> it is not a spelling lesson in the least. inside this north philadelphia gym. >> one, two, and -- >> these seventh and eighth grade student are per philadelphia g their tango. >> who foles like they have it? >> and just about ready to take the stage in front of the world during the festival of families this weekend. >> i'll be really prepared. avenue been working really hard during the rehearsals. >> i'm always dancing in front of my family. it is not my first time dancing in front after crowd. >> no pressure. the festival crowd is only expected in the hundreds, thousands after all. >> it is unbelievable. it wakes me up at night. it keeps me up at night. >> susan martinelli shea is the founder of tanning with the student, a program that started there ten years ago as a way to teach kids teamwork, manners, and respect. last week she and 44 student learned they'll dance at the world meeting of families celebration on the parkway.

that will initial excitement has turned into focus, at least a hour practice every day. the student will perform a swing number and this tango, a special dance, in honor of the holy father. >> i never new that i would do the tango which is the pope's favre rid dance. now the group doesn't know if the pope will get to see their performance, which is scheduled for early afternoon, he is not expected to be at the festival until late their day, but you just never know with pope francis. >> my hope is he sees a jumbo tron somewhere. >> even if pope francis no not able to see them, the fact we are able to be a part of a once in a lifetime experience is really significant for us. >> never then, will warm up. >> i look and then i do the naenae. >> and then get back to ballroom. >> these kids are ready and they have no nerves. they're great group of kids, take the logan square stage at 12:45 saturday afternoon. of course, we will be

watching. reporting live in center city this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> they've got some great moves, jan, i'm prim he is dollars. can't wait to see them perform. thank you. stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the papal visit. full resource guide for you on our website cbsphilly.com. >> right now, 38:00. we have some good just this morning. a young girl reported missing over the weekends has been found safe and sound. blackwell wandered away from church saturday afternoon on the 2400 block of north 15th street in north philadelphia. police tell us that she actually check herself into children's hospital, and is in good condition. happening today, two people charged in the death of the girl formally known as baby doe are due in court. the body of two year old bella bond washed up on a beach in the boston area. it took authorities about three months to identify that child. the boyfriend of bella's mother is charged with murder. bella's mother is charged with

accessary after the fact. still, bella's biological father is defending the child's mother. >> i know with all my heart that rochelle bond with never, ever do anything to hurt anybody and i was with the woman, mother of my child. >> investigators are not publicly speculating on the motive or cause of death. >> former tennis star, james blake, meet new york police commissioner and mayor today. blame blake's mistaken arrest caught on camera right here, blake wants that officer fired now. undercover officer was investigating credit card fraud in the neighborhood. right now that officer is on desk duty. police commissioner william brat on and mayor bill de blasio have both issued apologies. coming up next in your health watch, the easy way, easy way, to make sure your child is getting enough fruit in their diet. also, it is one of the hottest gadgets on the market. and now, the apple watch could

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could look at them all day, but we also want to get to our forecast. >> jacket weather, and some spots, looking at some 40's, 50's, and today, really high temperatures will stay a bit below average. so nice taste of fall in the last couple of days of the official summer season. we check in with the weather watchers this hour. and again, similar numbers, lower 50's, some of the cool spots. still couple of areas in the four's. dover, delaware, andy ' house, little milder at 62 degrees at this hour. up in willow grove, barbara lane checks in at 54. there is the cool spot, 47 gilbertsville at eileen murray ' house, certainly jacket or hoodie sweater up there. eagleville, looking at 52 degrees, up ear's in clementon at david dutch's house, gloucester township new jersey. sharon conally, she has 58 degrees. here in philadelphia, checking in at 57, as well. all right, let's look at some of the photos sending in pretty good decent sunrise shaping up again, up in gilbertsville. eileen murray has got this, good color showing up little more clear skies up there, but

dealing with some cloud cover today. more clouds compared to what we had during the weaken. but, starting to bring in those fall like temperatures. today below average. watch what happens. we head into wednesday. there is a little spike in the temperatures. we go back above average near 80 degrees. and officially when fall does arrive. by the end of the week we start to tail it back to where we should be. fall comes in 4:21 wednesday morning, when the sun aligns itself with the equator. once we hit fall, temperatures really start to drop. our average highs on the first day of fall, 7a by october 1st, talking about low 70s, we november 30th, averaging 50 degrees. so, yes, time for cold seats on on the way. clouds streaming in, high mid level clouds filters out sun little bit. persist pent northeast wind flow between this high pressure and low pressure system sits over us for the next couple every days, keeps us cool, still clouds around. really not until wednesday totally clear out. that's why our temperatures start to warm up. today, though, it is noticeably cooler.

pleasant, partly sunny, 74 degrees, tonight still comfortable, mostly cloudy, low of 616789 the extended forecast again go full sun for wednesday, 80 degrees by the end of the week back to mid 70s, looking good for the papal visit, meisha? >> beautiful. no surprise there. thanks, justin, good morning, everyone, just joining us, looking pretty good. certainly just building our levels now on all of our major main veins interstates, highways, you're all dropping speeds, just little bit now. in new jersey 42 freeway northbound, creek road, you can see, levels starting to build, as pressure, the more vehicles that get on the roadways on a monday morning, everyone back to school, back it work. tip he cannily what we see as we move toward that rush hour of the 7:00 a.m. so you can see this is what it is looking for those of you traveling out of jersey, 95, as you move southbound at academy, where we had accident around cottman, that's now cleared. >> this was our back up camera. you can see looking little better here. but again you start to push southbound, you start to just drop speeds just ever so slightly. so give yourself couple of

extra minute in -- minutes this in a area. 422 eastbound approaching trooper road. left lane blocked. because of this accident. and then you're also causing some slow downs not only because of the amount of vehicles on the roadways, because of the disedge, that's going slow you down even little bit more, and then we also have accident dekalb pike at skippack pike, one lane block, erika, over to you. >> meisha, a thank you. here is a look at your headlines this morning, pope francis continues his historic trip to cuba. yesterday he met with raoul and fidel cast throw. the 40 minute session included discussions about humanity. >> and with pope francis coming to philadelphia, this weekend, it is almost here, a parking ban is in effect. drivers in violation will be hit with a fine. so make sure to check those signs before you park. >> and, the eagles lose their home opener to the dallas cowboys. de mark over murray playing against his old team for the first time has 13 carries for only 2 yards. eagles falls to the cowboys 20 to ten.

hate to see. that will wasn't just about the wig wins at the 67th annual emmy awards, it was also about the looks. cbs news correspondent suzanne marquez takes us back to emmy night with a look at the hottest emmy fashions. >> despite the heat, the stars pulled out all the stops, with the fashion. >> i'm wearing zach -- >> i'm wearing kneel lane. >> i'm wear jc pen. >> i you are not. >> i'm wearing tennis shoes. >> i'm vintage ukee and jill platinum jewelry. >> from the regal, on emmy winner regina king. >> any design dresses for queen? >> ann felt like this is a regal night. so i should wear address paid from a queen. since i am a queen. >> to the kind of relating. >> i without this off the rack at sach's, made by the women's stella mccartney. >> it may have been over one, but there was plenty of heavy metal. sophie wore a strap less

metallic saint john, kerry washington him nerd mark jacobs, and crest tina hendrix gold stunning gold. pant suits were all the rage, as well as flowing gowns that provided a hint of relief in the triple digit temp. >> this is franchesca miranda. fabulous, fabulous. >> i feel amazing, i feel just very old hollywood glam. >> yes, great. >> except for the split, very high, very high. that's not too glamorous. >> suez and marquez, cbs news, los angeles. >> all lock beautiful. 6:49. and there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell joins us from new york with a preview for usment good morning. >> hey, good morning to you, erika. ahead we know you are gearing up for the pope's new visit to philly. his message to the cuban people ahead of his trip here to the s. plus we will talk with john dickerson about his impressions of hillary clinton from their sit down interview. also we take closer look at vokes weighing on admission it

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can have a product it check your heart rate. i'm grateful to the school. the trainers and nurse everybody really just jump ton. >> paul said i'll have to miss some of the football season as he recovers, but he's just thankful to be alive. what makes the story even more fascinating he got interesting phonecall the other day. >> when i answered said hello; this paul? i said yes. he goes hello, my name is kim took the ceo of a.m. >> i did your heart rate go up? >> definitely. >> cook offered paul the new iphone and an internship next summer at apple. paul's message to other student at lets? >> drink lot of water, and to also listen to your body, seek help if something is wrong. >> there you go. that report from paul burton of wbz in boston. right now, 6:52. california man is getting free pizza for a year all because of a good deed. a domino's driver accidentally delivered a box of money to mike vaguest of berkley, california. when he opened up that box, look what found. the driver was planning to stop at a bank and put the cash in a empty wings box for

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>> some resident in center city might wake to up find their cars just gone. police and the ppa began towing cars parked in the restricted areas, in preparation for the pope's visit this weekend. right now we check in with justin finch at 21st and cherry streets in center city, hopefully people move their cars by this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, maybe you've seen the signs and thought nothing of them. but today and this week, is when you want to pay them some attention, because starting at 9:00 this morning, the tow trucks are coming forecaster parked, and what will be secured areas, north and south of the ben franklin parkway, now, towing began yesterday, around the parkway, going from the art museum east to 12th street, and towing resumes tomorrow, and wednesday. and if your car is towed after thursday night, you could face hundreds of dollars in fees and fines. so, how do you avoid all of that? you can buy a 20-dollar plaque adder for now. that will exempt you from the tow thursday and guarantee you

garage space same day. get your car next week. of course we have more details on line, at cbsphilly.com. we are live in center city, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", err dismay. >> justin, thank you. after yesterday's rough after none for the eagles, you may be thinking hey i can do better than that. if so, here's your chance. "eyewitness news" at the try out for the new philadelphia yellow jacket. this is yesterday afternoon, at widener university in chester. there is a try out a month through december. the yellow jackets will be part of the american indoor football league next season. they'll play the home games at pennsylvania's class of 23 arena. joking, you were at the game yesterday. they throw the ball to you. would you have run down? >> hey, i had my tennis shoes, everything. yes and i -- >> maybe could have won. oh, well feeling like not ball wet they are morning. >> we do have fall weather, yes, couple of days, last couple of days of summer, feeling cool. waking up to 50's, 60s, waking to up 47 degrees, un partial sunshine today. casino of repeat once again tomorrow. we were up to eight #

wednesday. that's actually the first official day of the fall season, keeping it dry though by the end of the week, got to where we should be, with the papal visit looks good saturday, sunday, low mid 70s, little breezy hey we take it with the dry conditions. >> we're busy out on the load ways this morning headed into the rush hour. accident here in audubon, 422 eastbound approaching trooper road. left lane blocked as you can see. it is almost two lanes block at this point trying to squeeze by, and that far right lane. you i would given yourself couple of extra minute in the area, see 2 miles per hour on the schuylkill, 15, nine at, head southbound, and 11 miles per hour on the blue route headed in the northbound direction. yikes, busy morning indeed. >> all right, coming up next cbs this morning, meet the first woman ever to captain a cruise chip. neat lady. join us bright and early every weekday morning, we start things off 4:30 a.m. hope you have great day. we'll see you tomorrow morning.

captioning funded by cbs good morning, it is monday, september 21st, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." pope francis inspires hundreds of thousands at a mass in cuba. we are with the pope as he prepares for his trip to the u.s. >> volkswagen says it's halting sales on u.s. models. air-conditioning could cost the company billions. two republican leaders under fire over remarks about muslims. and john dickerson reflects on his interview with hillary clinton. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. what is your goal for america? what can the faithful except from the year of mercy? >> americans await the arrival