north philadelphia, where more from passengers, alex? report report well, septa will be monitoring this edge commute to help make adjustments for tomorrow morning but what they have learn from this morning is that the biggest impact was felt by these trying to get on line closest to the city because by the time trains reached them many were already full. >> chris martin takes septa regional rail from warminster every morning. >> train was right on time, and extra cars and it was plenty of room. >> reporter: but his experience seemed to be an a none my. >> came half an hour late. about three hours here. >> i felt very bonded with people i sat with. >> reporter: only people more strain, then crowded commuters may be septa officials themselves. >> we had three days to assemble a schedule, it was rough. >> reporter: they are now operating with one third of the fleet suddenly out the of commission. >> it will be bad as we can goes on and more and more people come back to work.

>> reporter: welcome to the brain room. >> this is where septa monitors tuesday morning's commute patterns in order to assess where additional train cars and buses may need to be put into place. for now they are encouraging those affected to drive to lots where they can access trolley, sue way and el line. >> we had 1600 spaces at naval hospital down by at&t, and 300 spaces, not well utilized over by the festival pier near our spring garden station. so there are options. >> reporter: back on the platform, options are on the mind of passengers who feared getting bypassed by full trains as the workweek gets back on track. >> i was stuck between two cars hanging on. >> somebody at fernrock that tried to get off and people push them back out and said there is no way to push off here. >> reporter: septa is offering refund to those who purchase weekly and monthly regional rail trail passengers. these september lines will be

running on modified saturday schedules with relief given during rush hour. live from temple university station alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> lets go live to "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden at septa headquarters with the latest on how officials are handling all of this, joe. >> reporter: good evening to you. officials here at septa headquarters are looking to social media for direction on all of those trouble spots and i can tell you right now twitter and facebook are a blaze with complaints. lets just go ahead and show you. this is inside of one of the cars, regional rail lines, it looks pretty bad. how about this one right at platform people hanging out the doors. people on twitter saying it is pretty bad out there. listen up septa rail riders first some bad news. >> it could be worse tomorrow. i wish i didn't feel that way but i got to say it. >> reporter: sidelines silver liner five's means is there a third fewer trains on regional rails.

septa ran numbers within a half an hour news conference. transit managers say there was a bumpy capacity at 7:30 this morning. pack trains were rolling into center city stations. social media was exploding during rush hour this morning septa says a total of only six trains had to roll past people because there was no more room. some people on the trenton line clock a wait time of 90 minutes, more passengers are expected as we go deeper in the workweek. >> we're hoping to add more vehicles and equipment. it is not a tremendous amount of equipment we're talking with because no one is sitting on a stockpile of cars and locomotives. >> reporter: septa is using a maryland fight saturday schedule. train placement resembles that of a snow emergency but how they are deployed based on moving target on what riders are seeing. septa is asking for riders to continue to give feedback on social media. >> we need feedback. we want to understand. we have our supervisors out there watching what is going

on. we will constantly optimized this sit ways. >> reporter: quick check of rail conditions shows rail traffic because of this disruption is snarled, red times across the board and septa, of course, keeping an eye on all of it. but the moral of this story is expect things to get worse before they get better. live from center city outside septa joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> us from frustrating take for people. septa riders have been sharing their frustrations on social media. all kay long they have been posting pictures and horror store business their commutes. lets look at some of them this one posted by rachel, you can see here these pictures on instagram, the long lines, waiting on platform and on the train she simply described the situation on the trenton line as what a mess. #what a mess. another one colleen foley sharing this picture of the packed train and says guess i

will wait, #septa problems/squeezed in. we have one here septa has been answering passenger questions all day long, using #, septa social, jameer ferguson asking anyone how soon septa can expect some help by leasing cars from say, new jersey transit, amtrak or any other rail agency. septa applied to that, saying it is being considered but keep in mind amtrak and new jersey transit have limited spare equipment. now this is the next one here, these's asking what is on the mind of passengers, what should riders do if a train expresses but expresses past your stop. legitimate question. is there a way to make sure we can get off? to that septa says, that a conductor should make an announcement that the train will express from that stop and discharge passengers to catch the next local train. mark v, of course, weighing in on all this keeping it all in

perspective. he tweeted was my train late, yes? did you cancel my stop yes. did i finally arrive safely? yes. annoyed but not mad. things happen. we do want to hear from you about any problems we have had with septa. using that #, cbs-3 commute and head to cbs philly.com if you need help planning your commute tomorrow or to find out how you to get that refund. jessica. >> nicole, thanks. fbi says criminal charges should not be filed begins former secretary of state hillary clinton for her use of personal e-mail servicer. fbi director james comey made the announcement this morning. he did not recommend charges but said clinton and her aid were careless at handling her e-mails. 110 of those e-mails were found to contain classified information when she sent or received them. >> any reasonable person in secretary clinton's position or in the position of those with whom she was corresponding about those matters should have known that an unclassified system was in

place for that conversation. >> shortly after the announcement president obama joined hillary clinton at a campaign rally in charlotte north carolina. this was their first joint appearance since his endorsement and tomorrow presumptive democratic nominee will make a stop in atlantic city to rail supporters. clinton's rival donald trump responded to the fbi decision on twitter. presumptive republican nominee wrote quote the system is rigged. general pet tray us got in trouble for far less. trump is expect to say more at a rally tonight. "cbs evening news" will have much more coverage of the clinton e-mail controversy, and what it means for the election, that is coming up at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news". we're also getting our first look at a man suspect of trying to abduct two women in newark delaware. this is newly released surveillance video, first incident happened late sunday night at colonial gardens apartment. the second incident happened a few hours later at an

apartment building next door. in both cases women for the off the attacker and ran away. authorities in camden, new jersey are concerned that they may have a possible arsonist, on their hands. the these were 14 fires that were rather, 14 fires in the city over the weekend involving abandon or vacant properties. investigators say they all were started in broad daylight. they are asking residents to keep an eye out for anyone hanging around vacant properties. thinking back maybe saw someone in the alley, behind that didn't belong there, and you have even a vague description would be more than what we have at this point. >> one resident and seven fire fighters were hurt because of those fires. they all suffered minor injuries from smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion issues. still to come, archdiocese pulls the plug on a controversial property sale. >> what neighbors want to see done with that land right now. well, a lot of foulke have mega millions fever, right behind me at this deli

one lucky winner walk away with a two million-dollar winning ticket but will lightening strike twice? that is next, nicole. torey, helping the homeless, controversial ban in philadelphia, that is now being lifted. and temperatures were below average this past weekend, now not enclose, we are going above average, a heat wave kicks off and i'll tell you which days are the hottest and which days you can expect shower and then are storm activity. why did former philly lenny dykstra take steroids? he tells us. phillies roller coaster season on the upswing, is gm matt klentak surprised? his honest assessment in

philadelphia's mayor jim kenney says city will no longer try to stop charities from serving outdoor meals to the homeless. under former mayor michael nutter philadelphia banned outdoor feedingness city parks. federal court issued an injunction against the ban and kenney administration says it is lifting ban for good. charities who served home less called it good news. >> and now people who serve the homeless in our community are able to go outside in the parks of philadelphia, throughout 9200 acres of park land and serve those homeless in need. >> chosen 300 ministries plans to have an outdoor meal saturday at 5:00 p.m. on the ben franklin parkway. leslie is joining us now with a little look at sports, and the phillies, playing tonight. >> that is right. we're getting excited about

the phillies again. >> red hot phillies resume with the braves. zach eflynn. they had great start, seven games above 500 followed by five week stretch where they went eight-28 and fell 13 games under 500. they have won six out of seven thanks to offense that had the best batting average in the majors since june 21st. gm matt klentak says that is baseball. >> most teams will go through good stretches and tough stretches. i think our club has been no different. it has been, a lot more fun playing like this. but, the cycles of it is fairly natural throughout a licensing season. >> well, lenny dykstra was one of the leaders on the 1993 phillies team that went to the world series. the fans loved him for his intense play. man known as nails has a new tell all book called life on the edge house of nails. he talks about his rise from stardom and fall from grace this morning he stopped by our

studio and expect to pat gallen and talk about his steroid use. >> i'm in the trying to justify it. but i'm a little guy. i didn't forget how to hit. i physically wasn't capable of withstand the schedule. next thing i know i was leading the league in hitting, on the cover of the sport illustrated and make all-star team? does it work? coincidence? >> well, the flyers signed local project tj brennan to a two year deal, south jersey defenseman is expected to start with the phantoms. the sixers have signed episcopal academy star gerald henderson to a two year, 18 million deal. the last year he averaged eight-point a game shooting 44 , 35 percent from three, his father played for the sixers from 1987 to 1989. so, welcome home. >> how about that, yes, that is great. >> leslie, thanks very much. >> let's switch gears and talk weather. >> pretty steamy. it is heating up, feeling

really soupy right now outside. it looks nice, sunnies back but not so great. we have to find ways to will cool off anyway you can, hot, muggy day. some kid had right idea to beat the heat they were running through these fountains at dilworth park outside city hall and i'll tell you what if i were out there i would be running through that as well. it is definitely feeling like we just fast forwarded it right in the dog days of summer. we have not had a ton of heat but that is all about to change. feel it right now, and head down to the fountains, good place to be on a day like today. that kid has right idea stand there and let it hit you over and over and over again. i love it. keep doing right thing. storm scan three shows everything clear right now. we have sun break out, cloud around this morning, clouds have certainly fizzled and moved out of here. we are looking at full sunshine this evening but unfortunately sun beating down coupled with the humidity making it feel not all that comfortable. we don't have any relief in sight. storm scan three shows our

next cold front that may get this weekend is off to the north and west and we are stuck in the blocking pattern over next several days with high pressure off the coast, just sending us heat and humidity from the gulf coast states right up eastern see game. temperatures not that far off of our averaging. normal high is 87. we are at 88. eighty-seven in trenton. eighty-eight in millville. it may be because comparatively speaking weekend was on the cool side to day feels hotter. it is because humidity ramped up so much. thinks nothing compared to what we will feel next couple days as dew points stay in the upper 60's and lower 70's. dew .68. that puts us a at that oppressive mark or just below but as we head into thursday and friday especially we will see dew points around 71, 27 degrees at times. that is between oppressive and insufferable. that is where we will be through end of the week and into the weekend. thursday may be the worst of it until shower or storm could come through and briefly cool

us down, before the heat climbs right backup. heat advisory for tomorrow, this includes the city and surrounding suburbs right down in new castle county delaware. heat index values may reach near 100 degrees in the afternoon. that heat advisory 11 to 6:00. hottest part of the day. lets look, this is of course formed by taking a look at the temperature plus dew points. heat index when we wake up tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., it will feel like 76 in philly and does get worse. here's 5:00 p.m., feeling like 95 in the city, feeling like 97 in wilmington. we will head into thursday afternoon, briefly, it could feel like 100 degrees. you may look at this and say why is it 77 for heat index in lancaster. that is because showers and storms are popping up and anyplace that does pick up shower or storm could experience a brief reduction in the heat and humidity but does creep backup, you saw back to 93 in the next couple of hours. future weather keeps us dry. the this high pressure is out to sea, generally quiet. the cant rule out pop out

shower. but thursday brings a much better chance for these showers and thunderstorms. with all that humidity in the atmosphere anyone could produced localized downpours. be safe thursday afternoon commute could get mess any a few spots. overnight 74, tomorrow 94. feeling more like 95 to 98 the at the height of the afternoon. shore is better, it will be humid down the shore but good place to beat the heat with temperatures in the mid 80's wednesday and thursday. up to 88 degrees even on the sand on friday. you're witness weather seven day forecast take a look at that heat wave 94 wednesday. lasts right through saturday. we have a chance for a few scattered showers and thunderstorms saturday afternoon and that system will break the heat, sunday and monday, seasonal sunny, beautiful day for this time of the year. >> i told you though jack's party. >> keeping a close eye on it. >> cross those fingers. >> thanks, nicole. >> well, lottery fever spread ago cross the region as mega millions jackpot, we will let

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community members and candidate for office make their case over issue of open space this delaware county. they want ground of the former done guanella school in marple township taken off the market. the philadelphia archdiocese owns that property, community members are concerned over possible development of 23 acres today i'm asking my fellow resident to join me in this grass routes campaign to persuade the archdiocese to take action, and take this property off the market and donate it for preservation. >> the school closed last year

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millions of eyes on mega millions drawing. >> jackpot has rolled over to more than 450 million-dollar, and vittoria woodill is live in tours tail where one lucky ticket was sold, hi there torey. >> you know, two million-dollar, one lucky ticket, that is right, a winner, walked out of this yorty's deli pretty lucky and others are feeling luck that i maybe lightening will strike twice, check it out. money, money, money. tonight, many money hungry stopped by this dell any torresdale to make their dream of mega millions come true. the same place where one lucky ticket led to a two million-dollar jackpot. >> are you getting a lot of people coming in because they know this is where someone

won. >> we're getting out there, quick, so, i have people all over town from here, just in the neighborhood people buying tickets, you know, see if there is any big winner coming in. >> reporter: with the mega millions up to 454 milker will lightening strike this place twice. >> i think so. >> i hope so. >> i hope so. >> is that the winning ticket right there. >> you know it has got to be. i'm praying go to god. >> and if it does, richard owe has plans on something under stated. >> maybe by dinner and a little island. >> something small. >> very practical, just a little island and don't worry, richard owe invited myself, nicole and you too, guess contact don't worry. you can only buy your tickets until 9:59 tonight. it is a dollar for mega millions and like a bunch of folks they are taking a shot so why not, why not girls if we are invited to the island.

>> we're pulling for him. >> good luck. >> thanks, torey. we will have those winning numbers tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. everybody is talking about that drawing but is there a new multi millionaire in south jersey thanks to last night's pick six game, winning ticket worth 8.3 million-dollar was sold at the buck road mini mart in monroeville gloucester county. winner has yet to come forward. here are winning numbers, two, 12, 16, 17, 29, and 34. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00, "eyewitness news" returns at ten on our sister station wpsg on the cw philly and we will be back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", tonight a community on edge how fear transformed into violence against muslims in america and history rewritten, meet medical team putting forward a new medical diagnosis for one of america's most famous first ladies. here now is maurice duboise for scott pelley.

captioning sponsored by cbs >> dubois: hillary clinton gets a break and a scolding. >> they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information. >> dubois: but f.b.i. says she did not commit a crime. and the president plays campaigner-in-chief. >> i'm ready to pass the baton, and i know that hillary clinton is going to take it. >> dubois: also tonight -- >> get in the car! >> dubois: a top navy official pulls a gun on a group of young men. muslims in america become targets. and after five long years -- >> welcome to jupiter. >> dubois: -- a nasa space probe on a mission of discovery. >> we're starting to realize