of the unluck i ones and had your car towed, p pa says they did in the impound it, they relocated it at a cost of $76. >> we really don't want to tow any cars if we can avoid it. >> reporter: we followed one truck where we found some towed cars, p pa says they hope this a area will in the grow, but chances are, it will, as the sweep continues throughout the week. and there is still time to get one of these, placards for your car to allow your car to stay within the secured area through thursday evening but here's the thing, if your car stays in the secure area, after thursday evening, p pa tells me that it will be impounded. reporting live rahel sol machine for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, rahel, thanks very much. pope francis is in cuba ahead of trip to the u.s. pope traveled to cuba the fourth largest city, and holy father celebrated the manness scorching tropical heat. before the the mass, the holy father took to the pope mobile to meet the people.

tomorrow the the pontiff will fly from cuba to the washington tc. on thursday he heads to new york city for todays and then on saturday morning his plane will touchdown, right here in philadelphia. the final preparations are underway, for pope francis's visit to the nation's capitol. there roads are blocked off, metal fencing going up around national mall and in other locations the pope will visit. while in washington the the pope will speak before a joint session of the congress. of course, work continues here in philadelphia, chopper three over ben franklin parkway today where the stage that will host the pope is taking shape. >> many arriving today, for the world meeting of families got a very special, gift at the airport. the pennsylvania horticultural society presented visitors passing through terminals b and c with carnations and walking formats of the cities public arts. this warm welcome was intended to give those visiting a great first impression. >> what we wanted to does give them a flower to welcome them

for the whole week, and also to distribute a map of center sit the eye philadelphia, but also has all of the beautiful gardens that we have in the center of the city because philadelphia is the the garden capitol of the world. >> estimated 14,000 people will arrive at the airport, every day, in the weeks leading up to the pope's visit. a new poll from cbs news and new york times shows pope francis is polling well with the american catholics. 80 percent say they approve in the direction he is leading the church, only 9 percent asked say they do not approve. on the issue 84 percent a approve on the job he is doing address the concerns of the poor, 60 percent say he is doing good job addressing social issues such as same sex marriage, women's rolls in the church and immigration. our coverage of the papal visit continues throughout the hour, new 59:30 we will take you to the social media command center just imagine, all of the tweets that will be made during the pope's visit. we will share story of the local immigrant and how she hopes the the pope's influence can help make life easier for

people who flee their home country. developing right now, more legal troubles for pennsylvania's top prosecutor, kathleen kane, the state supreme court has stripped the first term democrat of her law license. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live in center city with kane's latest setback,ing walt. >> reporter: well, despite that order from the state supreme court, temporarily suspending her license, the the state attorney general in a statement issued just a short time ago, assured everyone she's not going anywhere and will finish out her term in office. kathleen kane's license to practice law is now temporarily suspends as a result of the unanimous decision by the pennsylvania supreme court. kane, facing perjury, obstruction and other charges, for allegedly leaking confidential grand jury material and then lying about it. the court, in its ruling, states that this order should not be construed as removing kane from elect office and is limited to the the temporary,

suspension of her license to practice law. but when the state constitution requiring the the attorney general to be a licensed lawyer, can kane remain in office. >> i suggest that kathleen is the -- take a temporary leave of absence pending the disposition of the case. >> reporter: former governor ed rendell says while it is not clear if the constitution allows kane to stay in office, he thinks that voluntarily stepping down would be a mistake, and could hurt her chances of beating the charges at her upcoming trial. >> kathleen kane says if she leaves, if she resigns, or taking a temporary leave of absence it might be construed as an admission of guilt. >> reporter: kane indicates that she has no intention of leaving sending out an e mailed statement that reads in party am disappointed by the the action taken by the supreme court today, i continue to maintain my nosens and plan to keep fighting to clear my name while serving out the rest of my term in

office. so, the the court is not ordering her out of office and kane says that she will stay but that may not be the last word. there is talk in the legislator of possible impeachment, abe more on that at 6:00 when we join you. live from center city, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. stay with cbs-3 for continuing coverage of the still developing story. you can get latest at cbs philly.com. switching gears right now let's talk about the eagles. yesterday's performance against the cowboys was probably one of the ten worst games i have seen and i have seen a lot of games over my time. >> yes, you have. >> wow. >> everybody is talking about the eagles to day a lot of fans probably all of them are not happy. don bell joining us. coach was talking to day. what will you do? >> nothing you can say to make us feel better. you are ranking them in the top ten. >> it might be top five. the it could be top two. don't get me started. >> it was pretty bad though.

>> terrible. >> terrible. >> so, weather is gray and overcast, day after an eagles loss to the cowboys, coincidence? we think not. is there a dark cloud over the bird after starting the season zero an two. by now you have probably heard there were a comedy of errors. they ran 17 times for 7-yard. sam bradford was pick off twice. punt blocked and return for a touchdown. they lost 20-ten. after a night of sleep on it, chip kelly, talked about it today. >> we're not putting together a plan that is good enough to execute offensively. so that kind of falls on the the coaching staff and offensive side of the ball and we have to spend our time on this afternoon. >> reporter: last night twitter was blowing up about remarks about the eagles. fans went off on our air waves on sports radio 94 wip. that kind of stuff happens when former eagles quarterback nick foles has more rushing are yard this season then demarco murray, 12-yard to 11.

wip host hol lis thomas, spike eskin and josh innes. >> it was deback california. bad all the way around. >> the offensive line isn't as g they don't have same margin of error, might have. >> then you watched the first half of the football game, i don't think i have ever seen anything like that unless you are watching lsu take on the sisters of the poor in the first half. literally a pro offense was made to look like a division three college team. >> um-hmm. >> burn. >> bird are zero and two for first time since 2007 and that year they finished up eight-eight. oddly enough they are two-points favorite against the jets sunday at meadow land. vegas sees something in the eagles or maybe they see nothing in the jets. either way we see a debacle here in philadelphia. >> team doesn't read newspapers. >> allegedly and listen to radio and tv but they have to be hearing something with that game. >> it the is wetter that they are on the road this week.

>> get out of town. >> because here we're kind of not feeling it. we started booing them, not we, the media but fans started booing them. >> i'm's hoping we can look back at the first games and say haha. >> cross your fingers. thanks, don, appreciate it. well, three bird spent their day off today visiting patients at children's hospital. jordan matthews, bennie logan and marcus smith signed autographs for their little fans. special appearance was all part of the teams eagles care, community initiative. nicely done. imagine getting money from an atm machine without using an atm card. >> three on your side jim donovan shows us new technology that is next. plus an house threatened by explosion. apples are healthy but should you be worried fur children get most of their apples from juice? pediatricians weigh in at 5:30, kate. after a sunny final weekend of summer it feels like we have snapped our fingers and fall has arrive.

we have couple more days coming up, i'll tell you how long this cool cloudy weather sticks around and if you can expect rain tonight, all coming up when we come back.

a neighborhood is evacuated after a house explosion, near dallas, texas. city spokesperson says at least four person were hurt in the blast this morning, two victims had to be transported via helicopter. cause of the explosion has not yet been determined but authorities are now looking into whether natural gas was involved. residents in the missouri condominium complex are now without a car after fire ripped through their parking lot, 20 cars were either damage or destroyed from the flames, when took fire fighters two hours to contain. officials are not exactly sure how the the fire started they say recent storms may have been a factor. fortunately no one was hurt. well, here's a question how would you like to get cash from an atm without hassle of pulling out your bank card and punching in the pin number. >> as jim donovan find some people are doing just that and this could be the wave of the future. >> that is right, indeed several companies are releasing app toss allow to you get money from the atm using your smart phone.

it is spitting out cash like any other atm but bar johnson didn't swipe a card or enter a pin this cash is courtesy of its smart phone. chicago's wind trust bank is one of the banks offering the feature. >> it will be there in zero minutes. >> reporter: as they demonstrate in the you tube video you can order your withdraw in advance for convenience of your office or home. when you get to the atm pick cardless cash and scan qr code with your phone. >> i like app because if i don't have my wallet or i don't have my debit card on me but i have my phone on me, go right to the atm, put it up, get my money. >> reporter: phones eliminate security threat of the skimming where thieves attach a device to the atm that can read and steel card numbers. there is still some concerns. >> what if you lose that phone? somebody watching the phone, bad enough, just takes time. >> reporter: lewis mchugh says wintrust app stores your banking information in the cloud. >> as we have seen with some of the recent security

breaches, you know, how secure is the cloud, really. >> reporter: wintrust says even if hackers steel your numbers from the cloud they cannot get the cash without your phone. industry wide 69 percent of financial institutions say they are planning to institute mobile atm integration in the next few years. >> i take money out of my bank atm. i just don't trust other ones with all these skimming devices, it is so easy, you just don't know. >> this is a way around it. >> now we can tap map with a app. remember tapping mack back in the day. >> yes, appreciate it. pope francis has been drawing big crowd, pontiff urged cubans to be opened for change as he he marked a personal anniversary. >> it turns out on this day decade ago holy father decided to join the priesthood. cbs news reporter chris martinez is live with more on the pope's visit there, hi there, chris. report. >> reporter: report hi ukee and guess contact big second full day here for pope

francis. today he is on the eastern side of the country, again, another mass, abe again, thousands upon thousands of people turning out to see him. it is estimated now at this point that between yesterday and today perhaps more than 300,000 cubans came to those, two open air masses that he has delivered so far. enthusiasm very high here, lots of people continuing to come out, in some cases, just to grab a glimpse of this man as he tours this country, ukee and jessica. >> chris, what type of security measures have you seen there. a lot of talk here in our country obviously. >> reporter: very different situation here in terms of. that we don't see as much as that but you see looking around the city various members of the military, and, some of them, here because that is just what they do, regardless, but, security here very different, in terms of the what we see in the u.s. it the is not as overt the perhaps as what we might see there other than the military members around but the people

here, or than some barricades, perhaps in some of the area are pretty free to get fairly close to the pope. i think that is exactly the the way that he wants as well. we did see yesterday though a couple of folks taken a away as they tried to rush toward the pope mobile, some distributing flyers. we heard one to four people possibly detained or arrested during that. otherwise though, it doesn't seem to be a big of a concern here as you might be seeing in terms of the preps in the u.s. >> chris, holy father playing that behind the scenes role between the u.s. and cuba. it is a very historic visit for him to be there. is there a air of that, where you are, are people really taking that in in terms of this moment in history. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. that is something that they are very a aware of here. when you consider that the percentage of the folks here in cuba that identify as catholic vice small, less than a third of cubans but we are seeing massive crowds.

that is one of the reasons they are coming out to see him because they have a great respect for what he has done in terms of helping normalized relationship between the u.s. and cuba, also, something that they talk about a lot is the fact that he is from latin america. he speaks their language. that is another way that the people here in cuba really identify with him and another reason so many of them have wanted to come out and see him and hear what he has to say. >> chris martinez, live from havana tonight, thanks very much. >> thanks, chris. all right. kate bilo, joining us now. >> hello. >> feeling fallish out there. >> very fall. >> very summer-like this weekend as we thought it would be especially saturday. it cooled down a little bit. today it feels like we sprung right into fall and in the looking back. we will start fall officially on wednesday, it will feel like the return of the summer. we still have some warm weather, this week. thinks battle between summer and fall as we transition from one season to the next. lets look outside and see how evening is shaping up. we will start on the live neighborhood network camera.

we are looking ominous in rehoboth beach, delaware. nothing but cloud, gray, glummy, a few breaks of sun earlier in the day and now we are seeing more cloud and even the chance for a few showers here this evening. take a look at storm scan three, most of these off to the west and a lot of this not even going to reach the ground across the area air is so dry in places but again you will see a few sprinkles here and there as this light rain starts to lift on through, cloud, otherwise through tonight. that will eventually push on out and we will see more sunshine as we get in the day tomorrow but with the increase in cloud cover this afternoon temperatures have actually dropped from where we were earlier. it is down to 69 at the airport. sixty-eight in millville. a very cool 64. you can see that breeze coming from the northeast, northeast wind bringing that cool marine air and wind of 15 miles an hour sustained at the airport. we have a cool breeze a lot of cloud cover. the that is a recipe for a very cool afternoon and that is what we're feeling outside right now. if you are not ready for this just yet, notice tomorrow we have some clouds in place, a few breaks of sun throughout the day and then a break in

the action, we're between systems and high pressure will nose in just briefly throughout the day on wednesday, that will bring us pretty nice conditions on wednesday, and great conditions as we begin yom kippur, that starts at sundown tomorrow at 6:58 p.m., 71 degrees, partly cloudy as we start the day of atone. fall begins, autumnal equinox win at 4:21 a.m. wednesday, the first dau of fall. as we can see in the seven day forecast and even in the three day it will feel more summer-like then fall like as we head toward wednesday. we are flipping the script. fall like start to the week and then more summer-like mid week. mostly cloud which a spring until spots at 59. tomorrow cloud and then breaks of sun, lot like today. seventy-four is the high. hour by hour watch out for cloud early, few breaks of sun, definitely wear jacket heading out the door tomorrow or sending kid to the bus stop. temperatures start off in the 50's. the you're witness weather three day forecast, we have a lot going on, yom kippur begins at sundown tomorrow. seventy-four. cloudy and cool. then fall, strangely enough is

warmest day of the seven day forecast. we will hit 80. the a beautiful day. the thursday looks great as well but of course, the the big question is what will it be like for the papal visit? i will have that answer with the seven day coming up in just a little bit. >> just hang on. >> yes. >> thanks, kate. >> appreciate it. history made in hollywood. >> coming up we will go live to los angeles where emmy winners pared partied in the night and they have reason to celebrate after head lined grabbing award were

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stars made history and celebrated at emmy award last night in los angeles. >> entertainment tonight had it all covered and et kevin frazier my man joins us from l.a. with a full wrap up of what happened after dark. what do you say, kev. >> how are you doing, man. >> good to see you. >> well, always good to talk to you. we were hanging with all of the big stars and big winners, including hbo history making stars. network won 43 times, in one else was enclose to that

number. there was a whole lot to celebrate at their post emmy bash. tracie morgan gave away, and i won post, amy held on to hers and got a hug from home i host andy sandberg. this is where winners got their statues engraved. carson daily tried to catch his in the perfect light. at hbo party julia and brad hall posed with their new family additions, and everyone was talking about viola's historic moment. >> talk about what a strong night it was for women and especially women of color tonight at the the emmys. >> i think it was a great night, women of color, and as an african-american women we represent it to the fullest and we just want to be respected on either playing field and at the end of the day that is what it is all about. >> tonight the we made history and viola was beautiful. >> art imitates life, life imitates arts as we just kind of switched and i think it boys men, it is our time. >> reporter: modern family cast hit the fox party and

posed with lady gag awe but so did her son menolo. gaga leaned into this with scream queen emma roberts and later spotted with taraji who got close to niomi campbell. heidi klum checks out netflix bash while andy threw a private party with his best friend was at bottle of tequilla. allison janne used her emmy as her seat. we all kind of of felt that way. and it was one of those long nights but great the night and we will have so much more on tonight's et. ukee and jessica. >> as we saw in the piece this was a huge year for african-american women with an especially emotional win for vei yoel, tell us more. >> here's the thing with viola, when she came backstage, thing i was taking about, instead of just saying thank you, you know, being gracious for winning, she put the moment into context. that is one of the things her husband said he was so proud

of. his wife didn't just go out there and say thanks, she went out there and commanded the moment and that changed everything. >> that is beautiful. >> kev, thanks. give me a t time, talk to you soon. >> come on, get out here ukee, hurry up. you can get all of the emmy excitement, on entertainment tonight at 7:00 right here on cbs-3. >> social media will be buzzing this weekend when pope is in town. >> you can say that for sure. new 59:30 meet digital street teams as they a send on philadelphia, take you behind the scenes of the social media command center. young football players horrified as their coach, collapses in the in middle of the game, and later pass's way, able cleve bryan, coming up how volunteers are remembered by fellow coach and his family. >> ♪ >> and new at 6:00 singing praises for the pope in an "eyewitness news" exclusive, our pat ciarrocchi goes inside a philadelphia prison, to meet the the woman, and the women, who will meet the the pope. we will be r

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good evening, i'm ukee washington. here's is what happening, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane vow toss keep working despite having her law licenses suspended by state supreme court. the the order does not bar her from office but it could trigger efforts to do so. as she continues to fight criminal charges. philadelphia is making room for pope francis, cars are now being towed off the streets ahead of the papal visit set for this weekend. and chip kelly spoke about last night's devastating loss for the eagles saying the coaching staff needs to put together a better offensive plan. kate? and that cloudy, cool start to the week, it is feeling like fall out there even though fall doesn't officially arrive until wednesday but temperatures will be up and down throughout the week. fall officially arrives on wednesday and coming up ale have that all important pope weekend forecast, let you know

what to expect if you are outside on the parkway this weekend. jessica, back over to you. people from all over the world will be able to follow pope francis's visit to philadelphia thanks to social media is there a full team dedicate to go updating the world in real time. steve paterson goes behind the scenes with the papal social media team. >> reporter: they cannot offer penance or grant abs solution but the mission, it the is the same. listen. >> people don't go to confession very often anymore. they go to confession on the internet. >> reporter: with millions using social media as their figurative boost for one historic week, these are the people listening, and thinks the woman in charge. >> if marketing the pope's message. >> reporter: kathleen is president of the sports media challenge, a communications firm for high profile athletes and entertainers but this week something very different. she's eye and ears of the catholic church on social media during the pope's visit

the to the u.s. with one goal. >> how do we take the largest generation alive today in the world, the millennial generation, how to we help them move back closer to god. >> reporter: the the operation and ambitious as the mission. more than 50 team members cycling in and out of the nerve center in north philadelphia, 24 hours a day, a all week, analyst, monitoring and exposing trenton every social media platform available, scientists intern continuing and gathering up to the minute data and journalist and social media gurus flown from across the country hitting the streets in new york, d.c. and philadelphia. >> it is huge. the it is like putting it into action so we can talk about how goodies winning and how awesome pope francis is but we are getting people to do things. >> reporter: all with the goal to generate real time social data for the vatican to see how the pope's message connected to the crowd and in one week how many people kathleen team can connect to

the catholic church. >> reporter: check this out, you may have heard of this pope emoji developed by kathleen's team, and now on phones across the world, so they have been hard at work, since this week. we will continue to pol as the we will progresses. for new we are live from fairmount i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> they will only get busier, thanks very much. philadelphia's chinatown is home to a new affordable housing development, being named after the holy father. "eyewitness news" at francis house of peace, at eighth and arch. the nine floor building was developed in partnership with project home and named in honor of pope francis and his dedication to improving condition for those living in poverty. a complete date is set for early november. >> one, two, three... >> students at this school in north philadelphia practicing today as they prior to take the stage during the festival of the families this weekend.

hundreds of thousands will perform a swing dance and tango, a special dance in honor of the pontiff's home country of argentina. >> the the pope's favorite dance. >> i'm always dance nothing front of my family and this is my first time dance nothing front of the crowd. >> the 44 participating students are part of the program called dancing with the students, which aims to teach teamwork, manners, and respect. stay with "eyewitness news" for coverage of the papal visit. we have a full resource guide on our web site at cbs philly.com. the the sudden death of an assistant football coach in chester has shocked that community. sean atkins collapsed during a day as parents tried to revive him before medicine aches arrived. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in chester where the team will practice in a half an hour, and it is just a heart breaking story, cleve. >> reporter: last time these kids saw their assistant coach he was being taken off the field in an ambulance.

i talk to the head coach who said he wants to get them together tonight as they reflect on a friend, and mentor that they lost. >> he wanted to see change in his city. >> reporter: four three-year old sean atkins traveled the world as a army medicine bic his heart was in chester wanting to help boys become better men for more than 15 years he has been a assistant coach for chester panthers youth football team. >> he took pride in mentorship. he mentored a lot of young people here in the city. >> reporter: saturday atkins finished a shift as a nurse and rushed to rid liz middle school for an away game against ridley park. the just after half time he collapsed on the side line suffering what family say was a massive heart attack. children moved to the far end of the field as several parents who work on the medical field began cpr. >> eventually somebody did bring an aed. we did try to shack him a couple times and we continue cpr until emt's arrive. >> reporter: athletes and parent didn't know the extent of the conditions when he left but were later sad toned hear that he passed away.

>> i talked to a lot of kid. i talked to my son, personally, and all of the kids are really sad, and seeing something that they will never forget in their life. i mean, everybody looks up to some worth. >> reporter: atkins older brother says he takes great care in how sean impact so many people and he knows helps brother died doing what he loved. >> unfortunately his time came to an end, but he lives on through these young kid that are here in the city, that look up to him. >> reporter: family is finalizing medication funeral arrangement. next saturday they plan to have a memorial for coach atkins and would like to place something on the back fence behind the field so all of the kids remember coach atkins going forward. reporting live, from chester i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". cleve, thank you. in campaign 2016, questions still surround vice-president joe biden, and in an interview released with

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pop francis wraps up his trip to cube's called on cubans to overcome resistance to change. >> as "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones tells us it is a message some immigrants will hope will resonate with lawmakers. >> reporter: picking her son up from school now part of the typical day for rosa garcia in her not so typical american life. >> when we come here, we don't really. it is going to be difficult. we just think good things will happen immediately but not the case. >> reporter: in 2,000 rosa followed path of the so many others from guatemala, she paid to be smuggled into this country as an undocumented immigrant. rosa's journey was not an easy one with two young children at the time she had to cross mexican board tore get into texas. in order to do so she had to go through a river even though she didn't necessity how to swim. her only motivation was to

find a better life for her kid. the with the pope addressing congress an expectations he will address immigration at some point to his trip to the u.s., rose ace hoping immigrants like her will gain a louder voice with policy makers. >> we believe in god and pope francis, that they will change their hearts and things would be different and more compassionate. >> reporter: rosa has worked her way through system and in january she became a citizen. >> this is my daughter who became a citizen too. >> reporter: during much of her time here she lived in the shadows with the constant fear of deportation. >> unaudible. >> it is not like you are safe. >> reporter: today she's an administrative assistant in kensington, which among other things teaches english learning classes to immigrants. for sister's here rosa's story of struggle, faith, determination is not uncommon. >> people who are so anti immigrant don't know

immigrants. if they had the opportunity to meet someone, to hear their story, i think the hearts could be changed. >> reporter: in kensington, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the papal visit. we have a full will resource guide on our web site at cbs philly.com. more signs of progress down the shore today, from the aftermath of the hurricane sandy. nearly three years after the super storm hit sea isle city has a new city hall. sandy damaged the cities former municipal building in 2012. today a local official all joined local officials rather all joined in celebrating the building opening which will be the home for the the cities police department, emergency management, and much more. so glad to see that up and running. >> yes. >> kate joins us now with a look at kind of a fall-like forecast which is timely. >> it is a quiet week. it is not as sunny, warm, beautiful as last week if we have been outside. pretty glummy, a and gray but just a few showers here and

there lets look outside, you can see what i mean. doesn't look like last week at all. the last week we were hard pressed to find a cloud in the sky to take we have plenty of them. kind of a welcomed changed. i'm enjoying a cool, cloudy london-like day here in philadelphia, for now. we will get sunshine back through the middle of the week and of course then we have to talk about the papal weekend, and what to expect. i'll have more in just a couple minutes. but first lets check with our eyewitness weather watchers and see what they are seeing and what a difference a couple days makes. a few days ago we had these temperatures in the mid 80's, some near 90, and now no better than 60's. lynn is in cherry hill at 68 degrees with clouds. very warm in the sun, and cooling off nicely now. earlier today when sun was out, a little bit on the warm side out there i was out planting my fall flower boxes. my first attempt. i posted it on twitter. you can check it out. i'm not a gardener. difficult a good job. feel like fall. pumpkins, corn stalks out in front of the house. jim's in media at 07 degrees.

sixty-seven as we head down into new jersey. we will check with margot in buena vista township. mar got say sun made a quick appearance earlier then overcast. never even got to 07 at margot's house today. lets see if we have one that we can check with in delaware. of course, we do andy in dover. sixty-seven, cloudy, can mr. sun come out to play. we will take a look the at seven day and see how much sun we have got for you. we will look at storm scan three which is showing disturbance tracking through the area bringing a lot of cloud cover, that is worst of it right now, but there are a few showers, and that looks like it is overdone to me. i would suspect most of what you see there in the green even though where central pennsylvania is not quite reaching the ground. the it is not as much rain as it looks like. we have a few sprinkles popping up here, sporadic, out and about on the road tonight and flick windshield wiper here and there but that is bit. not enough on those showers and then they move out overnight. temperatures in the meantime with the cloud cover moving back in with the a few showers and brisk northeasterly wind, it is on the cool side. sixty's right now. sixty-nine in philadelphia.

sixty-eight in millville. we have got 66 right now in allentown. the but we will have a warm start to fall, tomorrow is a lot like today, we will have highs in the 70's, more cloud then sun, a few breaks, of sunshine here and there and then to bureau that met a for mr. sun will in the come out to play very often right now. wednesday is a different store. first day of fall, it is 80 degrees. sunny, beautiful, high pressure, noses in temporarily and stick around until thursday. mostly sunny day. what we have to watch as we head in the weekend and pope's visit is this area of moisture this storm off shore. couple models want to bring this outer band of rain to the north, by sunday and then bring chance for a couple of showers, other models keep it off shore. we do have a good chance to keep it quiet but we will take a closer look with the seven day. the lets talk about average high temperatures. average high is 76 today. the got close. fell short, by october 1st though. average high of only 72. look at how quickly it drops by november 1st our average high 61.

november 30th our average high is 50 degrees. we are only two days from the start of the fall, three days until that average high of 70 and believe it only 40 days until halloween. may want to pick up that halloween candy, it is coming faster then i realized, 41 days until the end of the daylight savings time meaning sunset by that take will be in the 4:00 o'clock hour. big changes on the way. overnight mostly cloud which a sprinkle for your tuesday clouds and breaks of sun. here is our forecast. some sunshine saturday. breezy day. not too bad. 74 degrees. on sunday mostly cloudy, breezy, cool weekend for pope's visit but it looks generally dry this week. temperatures go up and then back down, we will keep an eye on sunday for chance of showers but right the now we have kept it dry friday right through monday. jessica, we will send it back over to you. >> thank you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch any research shows apples are the the most popular fruit among u.s. children. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on why they are in the still getting enough

fruits. >> an apple a day isn't enough. you know, it is recommend that had children get one to two dupes of fruit a day but most kids don't meet that target. experts say while apples are a good start they should be eating more variety. danielle, tries her best to make sure her children eat plenty of fruit. >> i want to be healthy and great option for them instead of all of the stuff that you see that is processed. >> reporter: new study shows apples are the favorite truth of the u.s. kid. research shows apples and apple juice make up 30 percent of all fruit kid consume. >> you want to think about what kid like so then you can offer that to kids from an early age. other thing is that we know that kids are more lakely to try new foods if they try it with something that they like. >> reporter: pediatricians say parents should encourage children to eat more whole fruits, for bigger, health benefits but the study found third of fruit came from 100 percent fruit juice.

>> you will not get the fiber thaw are getting with eating a whole piece of fruit. >> reporter: for danielle she uses fruit to get her children to eat a well balanced diet. >> charlie my daughter will eat them dipped in peanut butter. they get protein, which is great. >> it taste so good. >> reporter: that is right, they taste so good. apples who were followed in popularity by bananas and melons. research from the national center of health statistics looked at 3100 children between the age of of two and 19. so apples are a good start but we have to do more. my personal favorite is blueberries and strawberries. they are super pack with nutrients. >> i'm a peach man myself. >> love peaches. >> yes. >> thanks, stephanie, appreciate it. it is premiere week on cbs. >> big night tonight, you will want to tune into the season premiere of scorpions, hear from the scar of the hit drama kathleen mcfee after a short break, we will be right back.

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second season of scorpion premiers tonight right here on cbs-3. >> actually, while walter we have the day-to-day, you guys are able to handle the business. >> leadership dynamics. >> strategic relationships, entrepreneur mind. >> i install energy efficient light bulbs and inter come so we don't to shout. >> boring want to hear what the new cases are already. >> so do we. >> team is back together trying to stop a satellite knocked out of orbit. katherine mcfee joins with us a preview. >> it is a fun episode, we will be full on saving the world as we did every episode but you will get more personal, personal stuff with the main characters, which is fun. it is fun for me to be the actor involved. >> and you can catch the season premiere of scorpion tonight at 9:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3. now that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 pope preparationness full swing. the city is showing signs of

the pope's impending arrival and we are live with how it all boils back to you. the attorney jennies stripped of her law license, what it could mean for kathleen kane moving forward. plus, caught on cameras fire eruptness a south jersey gas station, where this scary scene played out in the garden state. kate? what a difference a couple of days makes from the mid 80's on the saturday to the 60's right now, it is cloudy and cool and i'll let you know how long this fall-like weather will stick around, all next on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. and pope week is here, after months, of anticipation, and we're just five days away from the arrival of the pope francis in philadelphia, and the the signs of the upcoming visit the are all over the city tonight. from tow trucks, to parking signs, evidence of the pontiff's trip, they are every where. good evening, i'm ukee

washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" report rear hell solomon is live in fairmount and she has been, following the preparations all day, rahel. >> reporter: if you have been anywhere near the the parkway lately you know we are a couple days away, the streets have been cleared and hotels told me they are almost sold out. the city of philadelphia is quite literally a buzz. and in antis of the pope francis arrival saturday, p pa began clearing streets of the cars and secure area sunday evening. by monday, about 120 cars have been towed. the big event started with the ben franklin parkway from the art museum extending east to 12th street. monday morning, cars had to be moved from north and south of the parkway, area expand east of 12th street to third street by 6:00 p.m. tuesday. and then wednesday morning. designated emergency routes will be cleared of parked cars. >> you will have hundreds of