home, on board a shepherd one the reporter asked what he thought about his visit. >> the the pope is coming. >> i'll translate that pope francis said he was surprised by the warmth of the people and specifically philadelphia was full of emotion, feelings, and love. >> pretty good. >> very good. >> as city begins returning back to normal officials are looking back at the weekend in terms of the attendance, security and what this means for the city. >> "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is at city hall with that and more. rahel. >> reporter: philadelphia's mayor michael nutter went stat by stat to explain how many people rode road september, book hotel rooms but how many people actually showed up, he said he could not say. >> i don't have a number. >> reporter: at a press conference monday philadelphia mayor michael nutter said it was clear, a lot of people showed up. but when asked, how many

exactly. >> it is not necessarily the most pressing thing on my mind, to try to figure out how many people were there. >> reporter: despite not having a estimate mayor says weekend's events were a success for hundreds of thousands hossa tended. more definite numbers were, however a available for other areas, according to the city about 28,000 people rode septa's regional rail saturday, about 34,000 on sunday. patco saw nearly 26,000 passengers this weekend, and about 90 percent of area hotel rooms were booked. security was also tight, and, 71 agencies involved, and checkpoint lines, at times, were long. even archbishop charles chaput said some of his friend had issues. >> some of my friend, who tried to come, were still waiting to get in when it was almost over. >> reporter: now the event is officially over. while the city didn't provide specifics on how many people attended, mayor nutter says the weekend, however large, it

actually was is proof for the future the city of philadelphia can handle major events we are also learning about three arrests this weekend, coming up new at 6:00 d anything to do with security. reporting live from city hall, rahel sol machine for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, nearly 24 hours air the departure of pope francis clean up continues at full speed on philadelphia's ben franklin parkway. this morning streets were lined with trash, and city workers were doing their best to get things back to normal. jessica and i met many of them, and thanked them on our walk home early this morning in the darkness. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is on the parkway with the status report, walt. >> reporter: well, ukee, the answer to the the prayers of drivers, walkers and bikers toys get the parkway reopened, once again, and things are moving ahead quickly here, right now with the workers going at full speed. brooms sweeps, not security

sweeps, filled the parkway on the day after the papal mass. the big clean up, quickly changing scenes like this, to scenes like this. thousands of bottles of water donated by wawa for those attending mass were also being, cleaned out, by people who hauled them away by the case. at least one of them explaining the water he was taking would be used to help the home less. >> come out here and help the community. >> reporter: what goes up, must come down, and while memories stay forever, the enormous venue create todd welcome the pontiff will soon disappear, at the the hand of workers, pushing quickly forward. >> it is pretty efficient. these guys down here they know what they are doing and how to get it together and they move in and out pretty quickly. >> reporter: now, wawa officials say they were happy to leave water behind hoping it goes to good causes in the community. as for exactly when the the

parkway will be reopen, very soon, maybe within the next day or so but no exact time yet placed on that. live from the parkway i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thanks very much. despite big crowd the papal vice than the didn't necessarily translate into big business for some local stores. check out this star bucks on 20th and callowhill. "eyewitness news" cameras captured boxes of left over inventory piled high inside the store this morning. similar scene played out for businesses across the city, many restauranters said they prepared for a big weekend with lackluster results. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live tonight where some business owners are trying to figure out what to do with all of the food were it goes bad, greg. >> reporter: that is the big question, what happens to that food. we are here at cuba libre, a few hours before the dinner rush and it is very expected here but what was not expected was a very similar scene over the papal weekend.

>> the the weekend was a bust. >> reporter: cuba libre jennifer selloff does not mince word. >> for us, this was nothing. it would have been better if we would have closed. >> reporter: she said workers at her olde city restaurant prepared for the crowd, even renting this military grade refrigerator but her staff served less than 10 percent of the patrons they normally done on a normal weekend. >> we had no foot traffic, town there. it was a dead zone all weekend long. >> reporter: now the extra food she has in store, could all go bad. >> sea food, meat, i'm trying to save it for freshness and freeze it if i can. >> i stood in line for four hours. >> reporter: she said security checkpoints were partially to blame and the the fact that once visitors were inside, they didn't want to leave. the other restaurant owners seemed to have the same problem. vetri family restaurant owner mark vetri posted this remark,

we didn't need to close every bridge, street anal i scarring most people but not all businesses faired too poorly. >> there were countless numbers of people. >> reporter: maryann manual who works a block or two from the parkway said her business was packed. and their number one item sold, the philly cheese stake. so what happens to all of that extra food, that is stocked at this restaurant and other restaurant throughout the city? some will go to homeless shelters, others will be used in specials over the next few days. we will have more coming up tonight at 6:00 o'clock. for now we are live from olde city, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pope francis didn't waste anytime tweeting about his trip, pontiff sent this message saying with my heartfelt thanks, and the love of christ, always guide the american people. hashtag god bless america. it was a memorable weekend for so many people and we

invite to you share your pictures and special moments with us, just use the hashtag cbs philly pope. in other news tonight we are learning more this evening about a forklift accident that left a child, dead in philadelphia. it happened on the 6100 block of tacony avenue at newman paper company. that is where "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson joins us to tell us more, steve. >> reporter: ukee, it is an all day struggle for answers for family of a 13 year-old boy who snuck in the warehouse behind me, and was killed, in that forklift accident but as that struggle continued we spoke with one of the children that snuck in with him and watched his friend die. >> the emotions came in waves, first sadness. >> i'm hurt, i'm angry, i'm upset. he was only 13. >> reporter: and anger. >> angry because this building, it is left in shambles. >> reporter: victim's uncle john grogan says he is upset with the owners of this

building for not to go enough to secure property from curious kids and that his nephew is dead because of it. >> maybe my nephew would still ab alive today. >> reporter: family identifies the victim as 13 year-old ethan shoemaker. ethan and five friend broke into this warehouse owned by paper manufacturer newman and company one of the teens tells cbs-3 they exploited an opening at 9:00 sunday night and slipped through an unlock door. he said keys were already in four forklifts and that the kid drove around until a 13 year-old girl smashed hers into ethan. the boy you are about to hear is within of the child operator. >> the swerved, and then the forklift tipped over and his hand got cut right near the bar. >> reporter: you saw that. >> yeah, i saw it. >> reporter: what were you doing in there. >> messing around, driving a forklift. >> reporter: why would you be doing that why would you break in the place and drive a forklift. >> i don't know. >> reporter: no answer for that, no way to rewine the the

night, no way to bring his friend back. and as you can see now, friend gathered at the scene and they are starting a memorial there as police continue their investigation, into the meantime, the the family is leveeing some pretty serious claims against the company. we will have more from that family and more on the company's response, both at 6:00 o'clock. for now we are live in tacony, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, police in montgomery county of identified the the victim in the deadly home invasion, in lower moreland. five three-year old kevin brown died last night after he was shot by an intruder on philmont avenue. district attorney tells us his wife jumped out of the window to escape and he followed. he tied later on his lawn. three of the couple's children hid during the attack and were not harmed. police believe the family was targeted. there are no suspects in custody. "eyewitness news" on the scene of the deadly stabbing on solly avenue in philadelphia's fox chase neighborhood. we are told a 25 year-old

woman was stabbed multiple times in the face and neck abe that he knew her attacker. the suspect was arrested at the scene and a weapon was recovered. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 problems down the shore, some beaches look more like cliffs and are losing sand by the pound. we will have a live report coming up. everyone is talking about the the pope and pretty sweet right there not pope mobile but fiat. jim donovan is taking us inside is what a hot commodity. rain held off for papal visit but we cannot say the same about this week. we have two chances for heavy rain in the seven day forecast and potential tropical system to keep an eye on i'll have details when we come

pilgrims who traveled from north carolina, to see pope francis arrived back home this morning. this group from charlotte diocese spent four days taking part in the papal weekend festivity. they didn't let big crowd discourage them from being able to see, pope francis, celebrate mass on the parkway. >> it was just like going to the shrine, the time when we saw him in the pope mobile, you know, in the jeep mobile, and, just for him to see that face. >> pilgrims return home with a lifetime and luggage full of

memories. that little black car, that has been talk about as much as the the famous passenger riding inside. >> when pope francis stepped off his plane in philadelphia it was in the limousine waiting to transport him, and our three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan tells us people took notice what he was driving around in. >> reporter: indeed. we figured it would be a pope mobile that would get all of the attention but it was a modest fiat that stole the show. while philadelphians were glued to their television sets watching what pope francis would do upon his arrival, it was the car that he got into at the airport that eric baron was paying attention to. >> i thought, yes. >> reporter: it was a four door fiat 500l, eric sells them at jeff deambrose ohio of fiat of the main line. >> i knew we would have people coming in, calling in. >> reporter: sources say 6fiat were delivered to the secret service a few weeks to the pope's visit to the u.s. while not specifically made for the pope they were delivered on a request from the vatican. the pope certainly had a lot of leg room back here, plenty

of head room too. you know me with the hair spray. in fact, the fiat has one of the largest sun roofs i have ever seen, half of which can open up just in case you need some fresh air. a set of of wheels, fit for a pope, and the rest of us. >> it will have his space, and it has got room for your family and the dogs. >> reporter: just what carmen and judy salmoan were looking for. >> we have two dogs, one of which is a great dane and she will sit in the back of one of those. >> reporter: available in 11 collars. >> the cost. >> 27,000 what he was driving in. we have great rebates and incentive toss buy it before the end of the month. >> for the pope, it goodies enough for us. >> reporter: we have been told that the pope rode in four of the 6fiat and most likely ab auctioned off for charity at a later date. we don't expect any kind of james bond extras. sources tell us that it was likely they were not modified and likely not bullet-proof. >> really, how about that.

>> that is something. >> nothing surprises me with pope francis. i'm telling you, it is big. i kept on calling, look at the little black car, split goes, during our coverage. >> and it the is like a whole back seat goes down, i mean if pope francis does a lot of grocery shopping he could fit a heck of a lot the in there. >> great time. >> getting to be a mess on tv. >> yes. >> it really was a great experience for all of us. >> it was great to share it with all of you, so much fun to interact with people on social media and share it with the family. >> the family, you know me, that is how we roll here, it is all about the family here and all of you at home, thank you for joining us for our coverage. >> it was a rot of fun. >> kate, you were high up, you had a great view. >> we were 28 stories up, bird eye view over parkway and great view, you can see people filtering in, security lines, below us and watching for people waiting in the security lines but it wasn't hot, it wasn't steamy for all of those

people packed in and everybody walking a long distance. it was a perfect weather weekend. our forecast came back as we hoped, so the the problem is now we have to pay the piper. >> yes. >> we didn't have have rain for papal weekend but now it is time to pay up.have rain we have rain in the forecast, two round of heavy rain, in the forecast in the seven day. lets get into what is happening outside. we will take you out first and foremost to the roof cam showing that the day looks like it has been pretty much, all day long, cloud, occasional breaks of sun, feel difference in the temperature though. we have tapped into moisture from the south and that was ramped us up in the 80's in many locations. definitely not that chill in the air we felt over the weekend but we are seeing some sun today. say fond farewell to the sun. you may not see it for rest of the week. maybe a few weeks tomorrow. it turnout to be a nice day in rehoboth beach as we look live from the boardwalk plaza, no problems out there, people are actually outside on the beach this afternoon where it is currently 70 degrees. storm scan three is clear for the moment but you can see some showers starting to

rotate back in and a few light sprinkles could impact this area later this evening over portions of the lehigh valley. for most part things are quiet for now but, this is all going to change as more moisture lifts in as we await the arrival of the cold front that will come through during the day tomorrow. look at is what happening temperature wise, look at how warm, 81 in philadelphia. eighty-one in millville. eighty-one allentown. seventy-nine in trenton. but what to expect this week? it is a wet one for your tuesday, very warm, much like today, scattered showers and then overnight tuesday night, some heavy rain and the rain will continue through the day, wednesday, period of rain all day long, thursday and friday, mostly cloudy, still cannot rule out a shower. these days turn noticeably cooler. it will feel like the middle of fall with highs only in the 60's. and then we can even, yet another chance for heavy rain and gusty wind, thanks to a potential tropical system. we will get to that in a minute. lets get to the first rain event. tomorrow night into wednesday. tomorrow is cloudy, couple spotty showers, nothing more than that.

watch how this rain intensify as this front approaches overnight tuesday night 2:00 a.m., wednesday morning, very heavy rain in our north and western suburbs. that then lifts up in new england during the day wednesday but rain on and off throughout the course of the day and it will be heavy at times n fact we could see some amounts well over an inch or two in our area in our north and western suburbs. this is wednesday at 7:00. 2.29 in allentown. over 2 inches in reading. this is tropical depression number 11. this is latest track as of 5:00 p.m. this will be tropical storm joaquin and this storm could be off new jersey coastline. coming up, we will have more on how that system could impact us. as far as overnight, it is 69 degrees, for your tuesday, warm, humid, showers during the day and rain around late at 82 degrees. you're witness whenner three day forecast, cloudy, showers, 82 on tuesday. periods of rain overnight tuesday night into wednesday and then look at the difference in the mercury, for a little perspective tonight's low is 69, thursday's high is

only 67 degrees. temperatures will take a serious hit late in the week and then another round of rain to start the weekend. >> okay. >> i will call the pope, see if he can come back. >> bring him back. >> we need him. >> thanks, katie. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" he had the voice of the angel. >> ♪ >> and that he does, we talked to bobby hill, saturday night after he performed for pope francis, now my man is big time, we will check in with him live from new york, leslie? well, i think we're all happier today, in philadelphia, the eagles got that first win of the season, so what role did pope francis play in that victory. chip kelly talk about divine

we were busy during the game

yesterday. >> yes? yeah. >> we were a little bit busy. >> the eagles won a game. >> hello. >> it wasn't pretty but a win is a win is a win. eagles did not want to start the season at zero and three. chip kelly's desperate time took care of business at met life stadium. bird beat the jets thanks to the two touchdown performance by darren sproles, more than 108-yard rushing from ryan matthews who played for the injured demarco murray. defense forcing four turnovers with pope francis in philadelphia, over the weekend, what role did the holy father play in this victory. >> it is 100 percent true. if you watched what we did in the second half we were trying to get the game over quicker so we could come back and see him. >> the eagles may be looking for a kicker for game with the redskins, codey parkey suffered a leg injury in warm ups before that 24/17 victory. he is scheduled to get an mri.

chip kelly says he will try out kickers just as a precaution. kiko alonzo traveled to see doctor james andrews for a second opinion on his left knee. bird say it is sprained, it is that same knee he had surgery on last year, and that trip will determine if he need surgery once again. >> get well. >> thanks very much. appreciate it. it was pilgrims visiting for the pope's visit, find out how knotted grotto will help keep the homeless warm. >> one of the most powerful speeches by the pope this weekend at the seminary regarding sexual boost of children by priests, a local survivor's group reacts, that is coming up next. cleve? consistent wind off the ocean and high tides, taking a toll on beaches at the new jersey shore, i'm cleve bryan, coming up, we will show you significant erosion, in parts of the cape may county. and new at 6:00 o'clock this baby will have quite a story to tell our stephanie stahl shows us how special

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i'm ukee washington. here's is what happening, a big clean up operation continues tonight on the ben franklin parkway following the successful visit of pope francis. workers spent the day removing barricades and cleaning up a lot of trash. a child was killed in the tacony section of philadelphia, after police say he was pinned underneath a forklift. the family of the rick tim has identified him as ethan shoemaker. the the investigation continues. a five three-year old man is dead after he was shot during a home invasion in lower moreland montgomery county. no suspects are in custody at this time. police believe that this family was targeted, kate. and it is going to be a very stormy week, unsettled weather in the forecast and much cooler weather as well but we have two round of rain. first is tuesday night into wednesday, heavy rain on the

order of one to 3 inches. that is much needed rain but then saturday we have yet another chance for heavy rain as well as gusty wind and coastal impact, as we could be impacted by potential tropical system. we will have more on that coming up in a bit, jessica. >> kate, thank you. a tough week for beaches at some shore towns, strong wind and high tides have, caused, significant erosion in some areas. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in ocean city where there are head high cliffs and dunes, cleve. >> reporter: behind me you can see surfers they love these big waves but let me show what you doesn't love big waves, the the down here is just taking a beating over past week. wind relentless, waves have been lapping up against the dunes and it is causing significant erosion in parts of cape may county. exposed roots and crumbling fence ago long a 8-foot wall, signs of the atlantic ocean put on ocean city's fifth

street dune this week. >> we have noticed that the bank eroded over the last week or so. >> reporter: national weather service says a week of study wind turned up the the surf mixed with the higher than normal lunar tides cycle and recipe for erosion waves are high and coming in, begins the the shore. >> i don't think it hit the dunes, the height of the dunes but it came straight up against them. >> reporter: this is not part of the ocean city that i was built up over summer as part of the 57 million-dollar super storm sandy beach replenishment, that project covers southern ocean city, south through sea isle city. officialness sea isle said their beach faired all right this week but on strathmere's north end vincent piazza is shocked a how much is washed away. >> we have lost at least half if not more that than that from what was put back in june. >> reporter: experts say losing some sand, after a beach phillies normal but fall just arrived and winter is still ahead the most harsh time for beaches. >> it is definitely worrisome

for sure, you know, you are not sure what will happen right now. >> reporter: so more erosion possible this week, and ocean city, says that they will bring out their backhoes and their front end loader and try to smooth out this cliff. here's the good news they are starting a beach replenishment project on the north end of the ocean city as soon as mid-october. reporting live from ocean city, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks, cleve. city of philadelphia is giving itself a great big pat on the back. mayor michael nutter says pope's historic visit to the city was a huge success. >> did everything work well? the answer is yes. did people seem to have a good time? the answer is yes. did a lot of people come out? the the answer is yes. were people safe, secure, participants and pope francis? the answer again, is yes. that is the measure of success for an event. >> the mayor also reported that there were only three event related arrests, during the weekend, he also thanked

residents, for their patients. pope francis chose saint charles borromeo seminar toy shift his dialogue to priest sex abuse a pain filled legacy of this archdiocese for survivors of that abuse. today advocates are calling for no more eke receipts, just as pope francis promised. pat ciarrocchi has that story. >> reporter: pope francis was no sooner wheels up from philadelphia when he spoke to reporters, and he used the words, ugly, and sacrilege, the pope was talking about clergy sex a abuse and holding bishops accountable for cover up. >> those who covered this up are guilty, that even some bishops who covered this up, it is something horrible. >> reporter: pope's commitment to hold bishops accountable was first articulated at u.s. trip at a seminary visit here. after meeting with five victims of abuse, though not all were victims of abusive priests.

>> god weeps. >> for the sexual abuse of children, these cannot be maintained in secret. >> reporter: pope francis opened up a familiar door. frustration, for advocates have of survivors. >> if you want to protect children what better way to reform the statute of limitations. >> reporter: barbara dorris is with snap, a survivor's network, time limits on many criminal cases expire leaving room for civil cases only that get protracted. marci hamilton represents the family of the young man who died from drug abuse while his alleged purpose traitor lives freely. >> we, today, as lawyers for mcillmail's are informing the archdiocese formally that we will not honor any kind of request for confidentiality in the legal system. >> reporter: at a post papal news conference, archbishop chaput expressed his frustration, too. >> i don't know what more we can do. we might fail sometimes but in

terms of the sincerity and commitment, we are doing all that can be reasonably done. >> reporter: first grand jury report on priest sex abuse was ten years ago. victims say pain persists, and satisfaction is still not within reach. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". president obama and russian president vladamire putin are set to meet privately this evening. crisis in syria will likely be the focus of their meeting. but before that happens cbs news reporter, jamie ukiss shows us their message to the u.n. general assembly and record number of world leaders. >> reporter: president barack obama addressed the u.n. general assembly with stern word about barberral as sod who he called a tyrant. president is willing to work with russia and iran to find a political transition to post as sod syria. >> when a dictator slaughters tens of thousands of his own people, that is not just one matter of a nation's internal

affairs, it brings suffering to an order that effects us all. >> reporter: vladamire putin spoke to the world body for the first time in nearly a decade. he maintained his support for syrian leader saying it would be a mistake to abandon the current government and his fight against isis. >> no one assod, and forces are truly fighting the islamic state and terrorist organizationness syria. >> reporter: outside the u.n. hundreds of protesters supporting the ukraine. they see syrian conflict is a side story to the brutality happening in that country. >> that is the the whole point of putin, telling the syrian story so people will not hear about ukraine anymore. that is why we are here to remind people that war is still in the ukraine. >> this is like the whole world problem. >> reporter: while both presidents disagree on what caused the ukraine crisis, they agree that ukraine's future should be decided by its people. jamie ukiss for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". g.o.p. presidential front runner donald trump says his tax plan is simpler, fairer and will benefit the middle class. >> too few americans are working, too many jobs are being shipped overseas, and too many middle income families cannot make end meet. this man, directly meets these challenges, and the challenges also of business. >> trump says single people making less than $25,000 a year, and married couples making less than 50,000 will pay no taxes, the top individual tax rate will be capped at 25 percent, and the corporate tax rate gets cut from 35 percent to 15 percent. after meeting with the pope last night, there are new details about vice-president biden's possible political future. cnn says it will allow biden to participate in the first democratic primary debate even if he decides that day to become a candidate.

hillary clinton, bernie sanders, lincoln chafffee and jim web have already been invited. there were so many memorable moment this weekend, one when a young boy was asked to sing for the pope, acapella at the a moment's notice. >> ♪ >> that right there is 14 year-old bobby hill of the philadelphia based keystone state boys choir and the crowd, and pope francis, clearly, loved his performance. >> everyone. >> now we have talk to bobby right after his performance but he is back with us now. listen to this, he is up in new york, new york city, what is up, young man, it is me. >> hi, ukee. >> and jessica. >> hi, bobby. >> hi. >> so are you big time now we hear you are making the round in new york.

>> yeah, it is a little nerve racking. >> you gave a special rock, bobby, you told us from saturday night, to one of the trips to the pope. tell us that story again, what was that from. >> our choir, the keystone state boys choir in 2009 went to antarctica and we were only choir in history to do that and we brought back a rock to give to someone special and we gave it to the pope last night. >> just an amazing time for you guys. i hear you have a second rock. do you have someone in mind for that. >> for the second rock, i was going to give to it president obama, it would be honor to sing for president obama. >> have you heard anything about that yet? will that go down. >> my brother, joe hill, works for senator casey and senator casey is writing a letter for the president. >> i think your chances are good. >> let's talk about twitter for a second.

you became a sensation as soon as you stepped on that stage and started singing. have you seen more people following you on twitter. >> yes, ever since the the today show when i put my twitter out there, by the way at bobby w hill. >> you got to get it out there. >> oh, by the way. >> tell everybody where you go to school i meant to ask you that saturday night. where do you go to school what grade and how are you doing in school. >> i'm in ninth grade and i go to central high school. >> doing pretty well in school, i'm sure because you have to maintain that grade point average to be in the choir. >> yes. >> bobby, i know that you are probably tired, you have been all over the place but is this exciting for you. >> it is very exciting. >> do you have a favorite part >> i would say one of the mornings shows was my favorite part. >> my favorite part was when we got together saturday, hopefully we can run this,

monday cars, we got together. bobby came through the door and said oh, i heard you were an alumni from that other boys choir. here it, i think we have it. >> wait a minute, hold on, listen to this. >> he came in, and i heard you were with that other boys choir. >> yes. >> i bet that other boys choir the philadelphia boys choir, the original, bobby. >> yes. >> the original. >> we have two great choirs in this city that represent the the city, represent this country and bobby is part of them and i was a long time ago. >> go ahead, bobby. >> important thing is just to get the message out for boys singing in the world. >> absolutely. >> bobby, i told you this on saturday night, we will say it again, you are making philadelphia so proud. we have been watching you and we wish you all the best. we can't wait to see you on all of our tv's and at the white house. >> thank you so much. >> hey bobby, you are in new york, have you performed at

carnegie hall. >> no, i have not performed at carnegie hall. >> i did, i did, twice. twice. >> our choir performed once. >> he still has time. we love you man, continued suck sees and thank you and all you do. tell your choir director and all of your guys, thank you so much. thanks, buddy. >> thank you. >> you got it. >> my man. >> we have girl choirs here as well, that are, part of the arts. love to see young people involve in the arts. >> he had five minutes notice to do that for the pope on saturday night. he was just outstanding. >> andre bocelli loved it with everybody else. still to come on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 a record weekend for apple. why the new i phones are still in demand. big news about the treatment of breast cancer in younger woman, what doctor says may not work. and their big hit is we are family but it wasn't very

family-like saturday night when the the sisters banned the youngest sister from singing for the the pope. we have two round of heavy rains in the next five days or so, i'll break down both threats, how much rain we will expect and when you may get a window to get outside and be rain free, that is all coming up in the seven day forecast when we come right back. my favorite. bad news. the johnsonville factory burned down brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family?

i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. 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.

it was a record setting weekend for apple. >> the company says it sold 13 million iphones 6s and 6s plus devices so far and news comes just three days after the product launched. the new iphone features a

touch screen that is how long, how hard someone is pressing, a stronger aluminum body and higher resolution problems. the the high end grocery store chain is making cuts in order to invest in technology upgrade, and improve its cost structure. the company says it may move people into new jobs, at the new cheaper stores, geared toward younger customers. whole food stock has dropped 40 percent over the past six months. we will be right back.

we were so glad no one had to use umbrellas this weekend if you we will pay for it now. >> we could have had rain on sunday or a weeks worth of rain. we chose the weeks worth of rain because we stayed drew through the the weekend but now we are talking heavy rain. good news is we need the rain. we have only had two days in the past to months with appreciable rainfall. we need it but it will be a whole week of clouds, rain and chill in the air by end of the week. lets look outside. we will go outside to the kutztown area middle school camera in kutztown. right now it is 74 degrees. it is definitely warmer then it has been in recent days, but the clouds are in place. any sunshine we saw earlier is quickly replaced by increasing clouds this evening. 74 degrees right now at the kutztown area middle school. lets look at storm scan three,

you can see things are still dry. there are a few showers in a couple spots, chester county seeing a couple sprinkles right now, a a few down in eastern maryland and lehigh valley. not a huge deal here tonight but watch out for a few scattered showers tonight and into tomorrow. now what we have to watch out for is larger scale system in play a lieutenant of moisture heavy rain over carolinas in spots and certainly down into western florida. is there a front sweeping down from the great lakes, and that will eventually combine to produce a very, very enhanced rainfall risk late tuesday night into wednesday. we will take a closer look at a moment. first temperatures you can see how warm. 80 degrees at steve schwartz house in bensalem. we are checking with our weather watchers. ill william howell is at 80. andy sea gull in dover delaware is at 77 degrees. nice and warm. notice throughout overnight hours. few sprinkles. not a big deal. otherwise mostly cloudy. tomorrow same story. thinks noon time tomorrow. clouds, a few breaks of sun, scattered showers, that is the the story for tomorrow. watch what happened as we get

in the overnight hours. again a few showers tuesday evening, and then overnight, it is when heavier rain will fall. this is midnight tuesday night into wednesday. heavy rain through the lehigh valley and north and western suburbs. the bulk of this will lift north here but a soaking certainly for our north and western suburbs and then that moves out. best chance for rain this week at least through the workweek is on wednesday. 90 percent chance. still a chance for scattered showers every day. thinks tropical depression number 11. this is something to watch. look at what our hurricane models do with this storm a lot of them bringing it right into our area with the impacts, meaning heavy rain, gusty wind and beach erosion as we head into saturday. we will have more at 6:00. quick look at the forecast mostly cloudy and muggy, 69 degrees, and seven day keeps it warm tomorrow and look at how cool it is, heavy rain tuesday night into wednesday, and then another threat for that saturday. more on that at 6:00. for now, jessica and ukee, back to you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch a new study find many women with early stage breast cancer may not need chemotherapy.

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los angeles with the scoop. >> aretha franklin holding it down literally in the city of brotherly love in the weekend singing for pope francis but not even being in the presence of pontiff can solve music's most public family feud. let's go inside philly's holy drama. the the pontiff looking on as queen of soul, a baptist took it to church, gospel style in, front of the mostly catholic crowd of about 40,000. fourteen year-old bobby hill sang a heavenly rendition of andrew lloyd weber, ge su which left everyone speechless, including host mark wahlberg a devout catholic and father of four, who was not prepared for that. >> talk about doing something with the pope. >> reporter: not all of the sisters were there, philly's favorite daughters sisters

sledge gather on stage to sing their iconic song. noteably absent, kathy sledge. >> ♪ we are family >> reporter: sisters snubbing kathy, they have been in the legal battle for years over who owns the the rights to the the brand. >> but you are sister sledge. >> just call me by my name because if you call me anything else, i get sued. >> reporter: kathy releasing a statement of apology to her fans, quote we are family will always be a legacy, lyrics of the honest, true description of the portrait of who the sledge sisters were, long before the music. ukee and jessica, back to you in the studio. >> louie, thank you. catch latest news from hollywood on the insider weeknights at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a day after the historic visit the from pope francis brought hundreds of thousands to the the parkway, the clean up, continues as the city tries to get back to normal. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people packed the

parkway this weekend for pope's visit some local restaurants say they were left out to dry. i'm greg argos in olde city where this restaurant right here has tons of perishable food, we will tell what you they are doing coming up. and, a little sunshine earlier today but now clouds have moved back in, looking ominous over center city right now and cooler, and breezy, and we're talking about two chances for heavy rain in the forecast, not a lot of sunshine and major cool down a lot to get to in weather, we will have that at 6:00. a deadly forklift accident, claims the life of the teenage boy in northeast philadelphia, we will hear from another boy who was there and he explains to "eyewitness news" exactly what happened. and, what a weekend, hundreds of thousands, filled the parkway for an historic mass, celebrated by pope francis. one day later, yes, clean up

is underway and we had a front row seat to history. what an amazing experience. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. both city and world meeting of families reacted to what they called a wonderful weekend. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon is live with a look at what officials had to say about the pope in philadelphia, rahel. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. this morning we spoke with archbishop chaput about his reactions to this weekend, that we heard a lot about the long security lines and he even said some of his friend had issues getting in but when asked what pope francis thought about the city of philadelphia, he said he was truly impressed. philadelphia's papal weekend is now in the rear-view mirror but some are still smoothed by the memories. >> incredible grace to be behind because then we would come, we would see the families, and we would see tears streaming down their cheeks. >> reporter: at a press conference monday philadelphia mayor michael nutter says tens of tan