we may drop another degree or two before the sunnies up in 50 minutes. so storm scan three, nice and quiet. we have cooler temperatures this morning because of the clouds that are gone, maybe a couple of cloud still left in extreme southern new jersey and they will push off shore. fog will begin at 4:21. warm first day this afternoon. we will get up to 80 degrees for the warm spot. we will break down your temperatures. by 10:00 o'clock we are talking about upper 60's, warm lunch hour, low to mid 70's in the the sunshine and mid afternoon temperatures reaching a high of 80 for philadelphia at the shore, a few shore clouds, breezy a at 75 and looking and feeling nice in the poconos in the sunshine, highs in the lower 70's. the it looks like, meisha, we will be bat soling sun glare later this morning. how is traffic looking. >> good to know. right now things are looking g we are heating up. the especially on i-95 southbound at cottman. this is where we have seen an earlier rush. we are seeing that now, evidence by this around the s curve. you can see taillights starting to hit 59 southbound,

again, give yourself a couple extra minutes, because wednesday can be busy. forty-two freeway north bound at creek road approaching 29 five you can see volume level starting to build in this direction as well. just a little bit ago we didn't see quite this much. it looks like we have a lot of people hitting roadways coming out of the new jersey, freeway friend pulled off to the shoulder not causing any slow downs there. also make note that we have an accident overturned vehicle in germantown, germantown avenue and washington lane, now germantown avenue is closed, in both directions, and it was affecting the intersection, just a little bit ago and now it is closed in both directions for those in and around that area. traffic light malfunctions, pal my, yeah new jersey route 73 between river road and hilton road those down wires could cause slow downs heading toward tacony palmyra bridge. overall busy morning. we will have road closures because pope is coming to town in the the next hit, over to you. >> thanks, meisha. baseball fans are remembering one of the greatest ball players in

history. hall of famer yogi berra passed away in new jersey. berra's career in baseball is legendary. he won ten world series and 19 seasons. and he appeared in 18 all-star games. he won the mvp award three times. after his legendary career he began an almost equally legendary career as a commercial spokesperson with an unforgettable catch phrase, for every occasion. yoga berra was 90 years old. new york yankees tweeted this picture, the team says we are deeply saddened by the loss of the yankees legend and american hero yogi ber a we have much more on the life and career of the american icon coming up in our next half an hour. he will be missed, nicole. erika, officials at the university of delaware are planning a campus wide meet to go day after an apparent hate crime. police say three newses were found hanging from a tree on campus. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at the school in newark where he spoke with the acting president, justin, good

morning. >> reporter: nicole and erika, good morning. just across the street here at the president's office the staff had been working around the clock, speaking with student leaders and campus officials about those three nooses found on the other side of that building right here. last night. here's a photo sent to "eyewitness news". these three nooses described as being crudely made dangling on a tree outside mitchell hall. the here's video from the front of the mitchell hall and that tree from overnight. guns rights add ohio cade katie pavlock spoke there monday at the invitation of the campus group and her remarks have been critical of the black lives matter group in the past. her stance held what we are told a peaceful protest outside mitchell that same night. it was at that spot where those newses were found last night. acting university of delaware president nancy target called the nooses hate symbols and called them a hate crime n a conversation with us just moments ago, targett expressed

her outrage. >> three nooses on a campus is not a prank. if it is intended to be a prank it is not funny. so it is classified as a hate crime and that is how we're treating it. i'm not the amused at all by that. i think we need to take this very seriously. word matter, how you treat people matters. we want to be inclusive and welcoming to all people on this campus. >> reporter: this morning, president targett tells us they may have surveillance video of this crime as it happened. there are cameras in that area of the place where mitchell is. this afternoon, at 4:30, there will be a solidarity gathering at that very same spot and president targett says that she will be there we are live in newark, justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, justin. a man is recovering this morning after being hit the by an amtrak train, in northeast philadelphia. police say it happened around 2:00 a.m. near intersection of tacony and levick streets. the man suffered a broken

shoulder and may have lost a couple of fingers. he was taken to hahnemann hospital, at last check he was in critical condition. philadelphia police are also investigating a shooting on a playground in north philadelphia that injured two men. it happened just after 8:00 p.m. tuesday at 27th and clear field street. police say a 22-year old man was shot four times and a 29 year-old man was shot multiple times. police rushed both victims to temple hospital. the 22-year old man is in stable condition and the 29 year-old is in critical but stable condition. so far, no word on any arrests or a possible motive. philadelphia anticipates pope francis visit, businesses are making sure they will get plenty of supplies from all of the crowd. >> security officials are making sure everyone, just visiting is safe. >> "eyewitness news", reporter jan carabao is joining us with barriers are going up in preparation for his stay. erika and nicole, good

morning. papal preparations in wynnewood just outside the seminary, and, you can see, barrier and footage in place is that metal fencing, that bike rack, style fencing. and that is lining the sidewalk, and just around the corner here you can see also, some barriers. taking a lot at video those barriers are in place that happened overnight and tied up traffic, a bit. this video was taken at city and lancaster avenue. police had to shut down part of the road there to get those barriers in place here along the sidewalk. meantime fencing continues to pop up in center city. fence there is 9 feet tall. it is pretty impressive. businesses within that security zone have been stocking up for days now. the owner, that we spoke to in spring garden says he is bringing in three times the number of employees to handle the expected crowd. lets take a listen. >> i'm going to try my best to

serve all of the people from out of town or to feed, to come to see the pope and that is all i can do. >> we're ready for the roller coaster of it and we will experience it and have a a good time and just try to show people that this is all great. this is an amazing thing for philadelphia, so let's just be happy. >> reporter: that is jonathan adams one of the co-owners of rival brothers coffee shop outside that secured area they are prepared for the overflow, they don't know if they will get as many people as in that secured zone because they think once they go into that security area they will in the come back out but they are prepared to deal with whatever crowds, that comes their way. they are happy to do it. they say this is a great thing for philadelphia pack out here live just outside the seminar any wynnewood you can see all of the barriers are being put into place. the roads are still opened as you can see right new you but there will be traffic in this area in just a couple of days. knew route one city after new

will be closed starting at 10:00 a.m. from route 30, lancaster avenue all the way to belmont avenue and of course because the pope will be staying in this area a lot of excitement here. this is all just taking shape right in front of the eyes and more 20 come over the next couple of days. but for now we are live in wynnewood, jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a lot of folks preparing for that in the main line but right now the roads look fine, right, jan. >> absolutely that overnight work, that cleared up. you saw where police were in the middle moving those big barriers to the sidewalk. the that is all gone. everybody is moving around easily this morning but in just a couple of days with all these road starting to close, interstates an inside roads that is when we will see a problem. >> it will be a very different scene there. >> yes. >> thanks very much. i just saw barriers up around here our studio. >> not just small ones but big ones, 15th and hamilton. >> the signs are here. he's coming. world meeting of families continues today in

philadelphia. >> this evening mayor michael nutter is taking part in the mayor or's forum. >> 123... >> the meeting started with a ribbon cutting ceremony this happened last night at the pennsylvania convention center. it took more than three years of planning to get this here. fill will a is the the first american city to host the vatican sponsor event. >> we become more full a live by learning how to sacrifice out of love for others. no where is this truth learned more intimately or clearly then in the school of love, which we know as the the family. >> world meeting of families is bringing more than 17,000 people around the world, right here, to philadelphia, and we love these performances also by local area school children. >> isn't that sweet. >> so many folks coming out to celebrate. pope francis, he will not leave philadelphia empty handed not at all, mayor michael nutter presenting

charles chaput2 gifts for the holy father. one thinks china bowl you see on your screen that features images of independent hall and st. peters about a sill contact the other is a bicycle, this is really interesting, with a chain guard shaped like and angel wing. it the honors pope's push for environmentally friendly transportation. >> can you see him cruising around on that. >> there we go. >> for now focus of the papal visit is centering on the nation's capitol. >> pope start with the meeting with president obama with the meet ago the the white house. mike hydeck from wu.s.a. is live at president's park just south of there, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, erika, nicole, thanks for having us this morning. what an amazing event this will be, as we saw, the pope, land yesterday, greeted by president obama, vice-president biden and so many other dignitaries from the catholic church. and the preparations have been going on for months now here. one of the interesting things here live this morning on the the list, people have been

streaming through security sense 4:40 this morning. they have lined up since midnight coming from halfway around the world and across the country all to be part of this experience which they are calling once in a lifetime. they say the pope has change the actual tone of the catholic church and they want to be part of his message and they are streaming through by the hundreds because this place on thee lips here is the the only place in d.c. right now that you can see the pope without a ticket. there are tens of thousands of other people that got a free ticket but that was a hottest ticket in town. they are thankful that they made it through security this morning and got a chance to get the their spot, five to six hours ahead of time before the pope goes in the pope mobile after his vice witt president owe bam and a dozen a tour. it will be a special day and we will continue to cover it throughout the day, erika and nicole back to you. >> aren't many things worth waking that early for and

waiting around for hours for but pope francis is one of them. >> just a preview for us of is what to come here in philadelphia. >> yes. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, bill cosby seems to be expecting more legal trouble. we will tell but the the decade old allegation that is has him looking for a top defense lawyer in philadelphia. plus a crazy sight in the arizona neighborhood as fire fighters douse everything with white foam but they weren't fighting flames, find out what attacked neighbors and trapped some folks inside their home. a lot of laughs and some serious moments too but when donald trump stopped by the late show with stephen colbert. hear what he hahnemann hospital to say about immigration coming up. first day of fall, right here, right now, we are celebrating this morning, hope you you are too.

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we have temperatures in the the 40's and 50's. we will bring back that sunshine this fall. we had cloud cover, and check this time lapse out from kutztown area middle school, as we go from noon to the evening hours, the skies, starting to clear out, late in the day yesterday. we did get sunshine up in the northwest and berks county and now we are left with clear skies and that is a allowing temperatures to drop. different story in south jersey, delaware, still in the lower 60's, dover, millville, wildwood but around philadelphia and surrounding suburbs, cooling down right before sunrise. fifty-nine mullica. fifty-nine woodstown, new jersey. forty's quakertown, pottstown,

allentown, mount pocono all in the 40's this hour. jacket weather. you can see clear conditions, maybe lingering cloud extreme south jersey moving off to the north and east. we are in the seeing any fall color just yet but give it another few weeks. we will peak with the fall color mid-october for mid-october, and late in the month of october for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. high pressure, we are dry and sunny. same deal tomorrow. we will watch the storm from the south. it could bring some showers in here on sunday. today though no chance of rain, sunny, high of 80 degrees. for tonight we are talking about clear, confidentable conditions. low 57. papal visit the forecast, cool i, breezy, sunday 72. chance for a shower. that extended forecast, warm the next couple of days, including that fall weather by the weekend. meisha, how is it out there. >> things are looking good outside. i will say that levels are starting to build a little bit but first here's video from mobile three. we have an overturned vehicle, take a look, in germantown, germantown avenue at

washington lane. it is closed because of this accident in both directions. you can see people on the foot cruiser there flashing lights h this will cause some slow downs for those trying to take germantown avenue because it is closed and it looks like a serious accident. you can a avoid this area or give yourself a couple extra minutes you can do that. also, looking at schuylkill eastbound at spring garden looking good here levels are building here especially, another shot, but i-95 southbound at cottman is looking busy now. pope is coming this weekend, we have road closures and also side net septa buses are detoured around the parkway so make sure to check your schedules and as you can see here ben franklin parkway between logan square and art museum is closed, kelly drive is closed between ben franklin parkway and fairmount avenue, and also, spring garden street between pennsylvania avenue, and kelly drive, and also, this construction, in camden, new jersey is now cleared for those in and around this area.

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edwin jacobs say he was a approach. he referred them to another lawyer. montgomery county district attorney risa vet try furhman won't confirm the the office is reinvestigating the complaint by annex temple university employee. cosby denies any sexual impropriety. a bizarre attack involving beads in a arizona neighborhood. tree became swarmed with thousands of bees. fire fighters were called into spray it down with foam but many of those fire fighters in bee suits could not get to the people who were stung. a toddler and fire fighter were each stung upward of a hundred times. >> i rolled my window backup real quick and there are bees surrounding my truck. i was park. they were hitting off the window. >> we got here bees were out, aggressive, going up and down the street. they were stinging everything in sight. >> everyone will be okay, and thanks to all that foam, the bees should be gone. >> thank goodness. >> we hear about the dangers of the sexting, los angeles schools are making it part of the kruk limb.

teachers are incorporating the now hot matters later curriculum in the weekly lesson plans. gel to get students in middle and high school talking and thinking about the dangers of sexting and how it can stay with you. they will find out the how decision is today can make it difficult to get the in to college or get a job in the future. >> you have your international child pornography rings that go worldwide, these photos, end up in the hand of these people. >> the district also created a web site that produced a series of videos to let students know inappropriate photos and messages sent today can live long past tomorrow in cyberspace because you can see these kid, 12, 13, 14, in my bedroom no one will know but me and the person i'm sending it too. >> i'm happy to see it is implemented and hopefully a trend that continues across the the country. kid need to know repercussions. >> it starts with education. >> awesome. >> 6:22. attention eagles fans we have a warning with fake tickets. >> don't want to get suckered here. >> first day of fall and apple

picking season is underway, meisha takes to us linvilla orchard for a look at which apples are best for making certain fall recipes. there is a difference if you want to make them, apple sauce, apple pie. >> it will not feel like fall, justin. temperatures will drop again, right. >> it is, it is cool right new because we have clear skies but a lot of sunshine this afternoon does warm us up but changes for weekend as well. the those details

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eagles fans beware. >> police in bucks county are warning about fake tickets. police in bensalem are after this man, who was caught on security camera at parx casino. up investigators say man sold two counterfeit tickets to eagles/cowboys game on sunday for $600. those tickets were advertised on craigs list. if you recognize that man you are told to contact police right away. >> just not right and that game was not worth it. cubs manager joe madden is getting most out of his cubs. >> not cubs here but, animals hanging without madden and team yesterday at wrigley field. there was, listen to this line up, a sloth, penguin, snow leopard and flamingo. they were out there with the cubs manager. it was a fall forever one. >> the entire group in the just players, families and kid

too. it worked out well. >> i'm a big pink florida milk go fan, i inn visited on that. back in california, we have two. >> wow. >> never knew that. >> fun facts. >> madden is a luzerne county native ape pink flamingo fan. he managed tampa bay rays when they played phillies back in the 2008. fun way. >> interesting. >> wouldn't take him for a pink flamingo guy but that is great. coming up next, the death of the baseball icon insuring yankees hall of famer yogi berra died overnight we will look back at the mark he made on american culture. we are also live in washington d.c. where pope francis will spend his first full day in america, meisha. we're heating up on the roadways on this wednesday, i-95 southbound... no audio.

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good wednesday morning to you, we are waking up to just a gorgeous view of the ben franklin parkway where preparations, of course, are underway for pope francis arrival but now we're hearing it could rain, during part of his visit, justin, this is not good news. >> be nice, be nice. >> come on. >> but particularly for sun take. >> i know. >> don't get nervous just yet we are a few days away. we are watching a storm system, but yeah there could be showers around. if it doesn't rain it will be cool, breezy. it will feel like fall. >> if you don't like the weather, just stay tuned. >> yes that is how we roll here in the delaware valley. it looks great. we have gorgeous sunrise shaping up in 20 minutes. we are seeing good color out there with the clear skies. look at the temperatures, though, 50's and 40's in the suburbs to 60 degrees in center city. we have jacket weather in some of the suburbs.

look at that 49 pot town. forty-six in quakertown at this hour. lingering cloud cover across extreme south jersey along cape may county, coastline, that will move off shore, that will go mostly sunny skies in the region. fall begins at 4:21, officially for warm first day, all that sunshine boosts us backup to 80 for the high temperature. breaking down temperatures through the morning hours, they will be in the 60's but rebound nice for lunch hour in the lower 07's. the comfortable with no humidity. afternoon high is up around 80 s around philadelphia. good shore day there, 75 degrees, little bit of the breeze to deal with after these cloud give way to sun in the poconos, nice and comfortable in the lower 07's and then again, jacket the wet they are morning. you get that little deceiving, it is fall right now, and then in the afternoon, we will talk about summer-lick conditions and we will let you know how long they will last in a few minutes. let's check on the road conditions with meisha. >> good morning, justin, happy wednesday to you. if you are just waking up with

us i will let you know that the roadways are certainly heating up. you can see i-95 southbound is just moved past girard, you can see plenty of vehicles on the the roadway now, we are starting to travel less than posted speeds, on many main interstates and highways. i-95 southbound around cottman is also getting very, very busy. another place that i look around, you can see just kind of your normal, this is schuylkill eastbound, your normal pressure starting to build as we are pushing toward that rush hour of 7:00 o'clock. the most of these are just starting to slow down a little bit. just make note, give yourself couple extra minutes. and of course pope is coming so we have road closures. let me back out of the way and take a peak of this remember septa buses are detouring around the parkway so check your schedules there. and then also these are major road closures you want to necessity about, ben franklin parkway between logan square and art museum, kelly drive between parkway and fairmount avenue, spring garden street between pennsylvania avenue

and kelly drive, ladies, over to you. >> more preparations are underway ahead of the pope's visit the to philadelphia. >> overnight crews are putting up concrete barriers around saint charles seminary on, city avenue. traffic in that area may ab expected until next week. seminary is where pope francis is staying during his visit to the city. the philadelphia parking authority continues to toe more cars ahead of the papal visit n olde city tow trucks started to remove cars illegally parked in security zones between third and 12th street. the residents can purchase a parking plaquard that will allow them to park in the garage. that plaquard gives resident until tomorrow to move their cars. septa is asking commute tours see the pope, just be patient. transit agency expects rider ship to double on saturday and triple on sunday. septa is making 2,000 work's available to answer questions and also, to make sure platforms don't get overcrowded. it is start of the have day weekend for students in the philadelphia school

district. they are off today for yom kippur, thursday through monday for papal visit. school district says street closures prompt that had decision and between holidays and papal visit, students will have only been in class 11 days this month. >> that is not very much. >> crazy. do you see this, span i can version of the famous love sculptor is in philadelphia it it was unveiled outside the art museum yesterday. amor is spanish for love, the display is near where pope's alter is being built. the a amor and love sculpture were made by robert indiana. i just love that. philadelphia for love statue so incorporating the spanish language. >> so much love for pope francis. we want to share this with you too. >> we want to see your pictures during papal visit when you post them on facebook, twitter, instagram just use the the hashtag cbs philly pope. we will show that. can you see that, on air so make sure you use this hashtag. >> right there. >> so there is no confusion. >> cbs philly pope.

>> thanks very much. i screwed it up, it is cbs philly pep. >> in case there is any questions. >> that is okay. >> busy schedule for pope francis for his first full day in the u.s. >> it starts with the welcome ceremony at the white house. >> don champion joins us now live in washington to tell us what else is on the pope's schedule. it is a packed day for the man, isn't it. >> reporter: indeed. there is a lot of excitement here, erika and nicole. pope is waking up after a quiet night at vatican embassy where he is staying during his washington d.c. leg. he will head over to the white house around 9:00 o'clock this morning for that ceremony and meeting with the president, and after that, memorable, landing at andrews joint base andrews yesterday, today we will finally get our first listen at the pope's big message to america. the crowd that is greeted pope francis at joint base andrews on tuesday are expected to pale in comparison to those

officially welcoming francis to our nation's capitol today. francis will begin his first full day on u.s. soil with a grand arrival ceremony on the white house lawn, filled by a private meeting with president obama. >> it is not a meeting between politicians but rather an opportunity for two respected world leaders with significant influence around the globe to spend time talking about the values they hold in common. >> reporter: thousands will line the streets from thee lips to the national mall just to catch a glimpse of the pope. emily, will get to see him up close. the 23 year-old soprano is one of the 90 choir members tapped to sing for pope francis. and remember everything that i have learned in all of high school to try to do my absolute best. >> conductors, chose singers to reflect diversity of the catholic church in the u.s.

mass will be held outside for a crowd of 25,000 people, who scored a ticket. >> yes. >> just to give you an idea how much excitement is in washington d.c. this morning, papal parade won't start here along the national mall until 11:00 this morning. gates opened up at 4:00 o'clock and there were hundreds of people lined up to get in there and get a good spot. that is definitely going to be a theme we will see in philadelphia as well, erika and nicole. >> we know it, that is for sure. >> history making. the exciting. thanks, don. also the sports world is remembering one of the baseball's most iconic players, one and only yogi berra. >> he died a at age 90. vanita nair looks back at the life of the baseball legend. >> reporter: yogi berra had a way with word like few others. >> it is not over until it is over. >> reporter: they are known as yogiisms and they have been copied by millions, even presidents. >> it isn't over until it is

over. >> we may be lost but we're making good time. >> when you you come to the fork in the road, take it. >> reporter: while berra's witt and wisdom brought smiles to many off the field, there was nothing comical about his hall of fame baseball career. playing for legendary new york yankees, berra was a key members of the bronx bombers teams that won the world series ten times during his 19 year career. >> when yogi connect is it is another home run. >> reporter: berra was a ferocious bat shore would swing at and hit almost any pitch. he won most valuable player award three times and was a 15 time all-star. >> in earrings, no tattoos, in standing at home plate watching the ball, just a great, unlikely superstar. >> unlike most star players, berra became more popular after his playing career. he used his arsenal of yogiisms to sell products and make money.

>> nobody comes here anymore. it is too crowded. >> he even held new york city rebound after 9/11. >> what is the philharmonic. >> reporter: yogi was a a rare combination of world class athlete and lovable personality who leave an own during mark on the english language. a sense of humor too. >> yes. >> as we were saying anyone quoted by multiple presidents, you did something right. >> you had a good day. in honors of the first day of fall we are talking about a fall favorite, apple picking. meisha went to linvilla orchard and she has tips on which april toll use if you are making a pie or cider. plus this... >> not only for being here but i want to thank you for running for president. >> fellow he he donald trump sits down on the late show and they tackle issues making headlines too. coming up in this weeks story of brotherly love,

making sure every child can enjoy the world meeting of family we will meet one mother a and father volunteering in memory of their son coming up.

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welcome back, presidential candidate donald trump making his first appearance on the late show with stephen colbert. >> it was funny right out of the gate. the listen to trump's walk out song.

>> whose got the money is there a song for you, something colbert discuss aid wide range of topics including one of trump's more controversial proposals, building a wall between u.s. and mexico. >> you said that mexico will pay for this. >> that is correct. >> how do you, i know art of the deal and all that, how do you get mexicans do do it, lets do role playing. you are you. i am president of the mexico. you call me up. >> only colbert. >> yes. colbert talk about the recent iran deal and a trump's constant supply of material for colbert and other comedians. it is like the gift that keeps on giving. >> absolutely. >> 6:45. lets check with justin and our weather watchers. >> good morning everyone. we are waking up to fall-like conditions on the first day of fall but it will change in the afternoon. temperatures right now in the lower 50's in some of the suburbs. we will start south, and head

into the wilmington, delaware area, where sally has 56 degrees with the clear skies, right now, to new jersey we will go, where it is cooler there as well, kerry higgins checks in at 56 degrees in mount laurel, new jersey. the lets go what the north and west of the city up towards, berks county where rick has 52. one of the cooler spots with the clear skies. he send in a message welcome autumn, 20 degrees above, freeze to go boot. still a fantastic morning. we he will get cool temperatures eventually. nice sunrise shaping up here as well. check this out, helen davis send this in from moton, pennsylvania. good color showing up. that is the trend into the afternoon with the clear skies. a a lot of sunshine. there you go. not much happening. few left over clouds in southern new jersey and delaware they will move off shore and rain chances, absolutely, zero today. zero tomorrow with the sunshine, friday, 10 percent. that is not happening at all. 20 percent on saturday. mainly well south and east on the the city. we will track a storm from the

carolinas. high pressure over us keeps us dry, and difference in pressure between high and low witt start to kick up the wind, through weekend. saturday still will dry as this storm moves in from the south but depend convention center this high it could keep the storm close enough to bring showers in here on sunday. that is not good for papal visit. otherwise cool, breezy, forecast high today, up around 80 degrees. as we head in the weekend low to mid 70's. saturday dry. we have to watch for that rain chance. how is traffic looking. >> justin, very busy in the world of travel. lets get into this. so this is a live shot from chopper three, a trolley bus has had an accident in front of the firehouse in torresdale this is between frankford avenue, and linden avenue and you can see the smashed up against that vehicle. people are on site. this may cause help slow downs in and around this area and i will update with you anything that you know. with this trolley about us in front of the firehouse in torresdale. frankford avenue and linden

avenue. we have a car fire 95 northbound at the walt whitman bridge, look at this vehicles is in flames right now, and the smoke is righting up but doesn't look like it is causing visibility issues but just make note it is out there and just a live look outside, a track le for those purposes. blue route north bound past route one is also heating up, our main highways and interstates are looking very busy right now. when i get to the wide you can see where your jumping just a little bit on the schuylkill, i-95, blue route northbound in other areas, still 55, which is good. ladies, busy in the world of traffic, over to you. of course, we are looking forward to the pope's arrival on saturday but happening right the now world meeting of families and it is meant for the the whole family. >> that means helping children of all ability be part of the big week. "eyewitness news" anchor ukee washington shows us volunteers who dove right into help. >> youth congress is a place for children age six to 17 to meet each other, play together

and learn about their catholic faith. some volunteers have have special reasons to bring some brotherly love. it was hard to tell who was more excited when youth congress opened, the kid or the the adults. >> are you red. >> this area of the pennsylvania convention center came alive with hundreds of children tuesday afternoon. it was full of activity stations for children to learn about faith or just blow off steam. >> i thought pilgrimage would be really nice for my life and my soul. >> reporter: we met nine year-old gabriel ever heart of ohio. he has a joint and muscle disorder and uses a wheelchair. at this station he was writing messages of faith for a time captains you'll to take home. >> when i open it up in 25 years and it remind me what i did 25 years ago. >> reporter: stephanie quigley of lansdale was on hand to help the children. >> they are the future of the church, so if we can have the children love, and grow, in

the faith, then that is just promising then for the catholic church. >> reporter: children who need a break especially special need children have a serenity space for big pillows to relax or sand to sculp. >> every child is here. >> reporter: thinks important to maryann of hatboro and perfect husband rich. they had a special needs son who passed away richard junior and he loved to volunteer. >> he kind of blazed the trail for us. we try to do what wow do. >> reporter: they are volunteering all week helping to bring a little peace to the little will a attendees of the world meeting of families. do you have a story of brotherly love? share with us at cbs philly.com/brotherly. i will see you tonight. i'm ukee washington for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". 6:50. did you know first full day of fall and that means one thing, apple picking season is underway right now. >> it sure is, and how about these apples. now, every state in the country, pennsylvania is among

the top producers of this produce. so i stopped by local farm linvilla orchard which, get this, has been in business for more than 100 years. to meet up with my buddy, farmer norm for apple picking. >> tasty. >> i know. >> apple butter, apple cider and good old fashion apple pie. if you have got a real apple type, then tis the the season. >> red delicious, portland, macintosh, jonathan,. we grow 25tive rent varieties of apples here. >> reporter: at linvilla orchard in media, pennsylvania the chance to take your pick. >> all right. >> has become a big fall drop for many families. >> i like when i eat them because they are so delicious. >> reporter: they love to see where their food is coming from and they love to make it themselves.

>> we have seen pick your own grow here from ten to 20 people a day to literally thousands families coming out on one day to pick their own fruit. >> reporter: time for a little core education. so i could find myself the best of the bunch. >> empire is our first early fall apple, that has great color and great eating flavor. >> beautiful. is that what we are looking at right here. >> this is a perfect tree loaded with fruit. >> okay, let's get picking >> ♪ >> tremendous crop, because of the last two cold winters, you know, the the trees, whenever they are under stress, they have a habit of making more flowers, and, this year all of the fruit, apple, peaches, pairs, we have never seen so many fruit trees produce so

much fruit. >> and, plenty of fun. bushels for a couple good apples. >> that little boy was too cute. >> it is so cute because they wouldn't stop handing me more apples. so, of course, there are so many delicious apple treats you can make this time of the year. i asked the farmer which apples work best. for apple pie, erika he suggested, selecting a firmer apple like a apple like this. >> yesy can see why for apple pie that is exactly what you want. >> different recipes you want different flavor, consistency. >> making cider here and my hats off if you made your own cider but what do you need to use. >> if you make cider farmer norm says jonathan apples.

these have more tart flavor, mixed with golden delicious because, those have the more sweet flavor. you get that tart and sweet which is the the best combination. >> last but not least a lot of folks with kid, you make your own apple sauce. >> delicious apple sauce, what do we use. >> you want a golden delicious. i don't know if you had them but they are so yummy. you you can pop those down like candy. >> put to you work. >> yes. >> great job, meisha. >> we will be right back but first here's is what coming up on cbs-3.

and we still have no limits on carbon pollution which can lead to more asthma attacks in children but senator toomey has voted repeatedly to let polluters

keep releasing unlimited carbon pollution into the air. and took more than one million dollars from the polluters. tell senator toomey to vote for the clean power plan, because unlimited pollution shouldn't be a right. but playing outside should be.

tributes are pouring in for baseball legend yogi berra who passed away at the age of 90. hall of famer was men for his colorful phrases and record ten world series championship with the new york yankees. also this is just in the university of delaware is telling our justin fin watch they once called a hate crime may be a misunderstanding. they believe items found hanging in the tree were burnout lanterns and not nooses as we first reported. justin will have more at noon on cbs three that is a positive turn off event, happy to sees that. crews spent the night putting up concrete barriers around saint charles, where pope francis will stay when arrives later this week.

>> count down is on. >> geared up. >> the roads being affected now and forecast, fingers crossed for a good weekend forecast. >> we're trying. >> come on, justin. >> in pressure. >> i'm doing my best here. >> i guarantee you no rain today here. first day of fall, warm 80 degrees. lower 80's thursday. cloud move back in friday in the weekend. saturday, it is dry but just breezy, cooler, but sunday we have to watch. there is a chance for showers in the afternoon. >> we are in the heart of the rush hour more vehicles on the roadway we have some problems, here's a car fire at i-95 northbound off ramp to the walt whitman bridge just make note for those passing by, lot of smoke, but wasn't so much causing visibility issues but when we get this busy make note of that. >> absolutely. >> thanks, next up on cbs-3 this morning, eagles founding member and rock and roll legend don henley talks about his first solo album in 15 years. >> joins us bright and early each weekday morning right here on cbs-3 at 4:30.

we will be here. hope you are too. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, september 23rd, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." the pope begins his historic tour of the united states and, this morning, francis brings his message of mercy to washington. we are on the south lawn of the white house, where thousands will gather to hear the pope's first address. you'll see live coverage of his remarks, the president's welcome, and the papal parade. plus, remembering yogi berra. the legendary career and memorable quotes of the yankees hall of fame catcher we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds.