an on/this mornings, great day on tap. >> we sure do. starting offer just beautifully. our drive starting to heat up, more vehicles starting to hilt the roadways on a monday morning, but overall looking good. >> in the next 20 minutes, sun popping over the horizon, becomes the one and only traffic issue, we'll take it, one of those that you don't mind so much. right? i would say, pop the sun roof, guys, it feels really comfortable outside. dairy say, a little on the cool side, but we are not complaining. right? this is a look at storm scan, totally empty, stays that way all day. and then, when it comes to how it feels outside, always for me the clincher. looking ahead here, notice the dew point drop even by tomorrow. then, they beginning to creep up little bit. gives you flavor what we have to look ahead to here. but generally speaking we've

got couple of days straight hereof fantastic weather to enjoy. in the city of philadelphia, expecting the high to officially hit about 83 degrees, but by 3:00 p.m., 82 or so, with that sunshine, overhead, and if you are lucky enough to be spending the day at the shore, well, the next couple every days are looking phenominal. try to get in kim of the extra vacation days if you haven't burned them yet. nice way to do it in the full sunshine, not just at the shore, pretty much everywhere else, but at the beaches talking right around 80 degrees, give or take, for every day of the next few. looks awesome, meisha. >> can you not help. >> can you beat that? >> i really can't. katie, thank you so muchment happy monday. looking outside, it is actually looking really nice. nothing can beat that forecast. but i will say your morning commute, just thinking about headed out on the roadways right now, it is starting to heat up just little bit. overall things are great this morning. we had one minor accident

earlier this morning, just little bit of construction, still out there, and a lot of that is actually new construction. so first 95 taillights moving in the southbound direction at the airport, see what you are looking at, there looking good, both moving in the southbound and northbound direction. a look at the schuylkill, taillights moving southbound direction, eastbound side certainly starting to east up. westbound side as well. overall looking good, kinds of holding stead there we crack into the 6:00 hour. but you can see how many vehicles are out there. boulevard taillights moving in the southbound direction, past broad street. this is what you are looking at here, boulevard looking real nice there. more on the schuylkill at the boulevard where you are starting to slow down little bit. construction here 422 eastbound between trooper and route 202, right lane block, afternoon construction 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., will go through friday. jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. well, father is shot to death and his wife is fighting for her life after a home invasion in hundred g park. justin fin itch live at the scene with their reaction, good morning, justin. >> reporter: jan, jim, good

morning, we found moments ago, some on this hunting park block are waking up to word of the deadly home invasion here on their street, just few doors down, they are surprised to hear 35 year old father was gunned down in a second floor bedroom of that home, his wife shot twice, and critically injured. close by, in that bedroom, his six children, who are now father-less. the detectives are now on the case of this home invasion turned homicide believed to have gun just before 1:00 this morning. with 25th district police called soon after to this rowhouse on the 3700 block of north seventh street. in a second floor back bedroom, police say, two men barged in demanding money, and then using a shotgun shot him in the stomach, then the gun turned to be woman, shot in nerve right arm, face and neck area, but somewhat was able to talk to police en route to temple hospital where she now in critical condition.

also, home that dad's six children, ranging in age from five years old to age 13, it is believed, that some of them may have been in the room during that deadly ambush. neighbors who describe this family as kind, quiet, tell us their heart breaks for their lost this morning. >> it is devastating. it is ridiculous. i would die. >> now, police have recovered additional ammo, also, a knit cap and a shotgun in a alley nearby. they also may have a nickname for one of the shooters involved in this attack. though, six children are now in the care of their grandparent, and also, as for that 40 year old wife, she is at temple in critical condition, again, there are surveillance cameras in the area, police are hoping they have caught those two men escaping, than wife we are told is not the mother of these children, but of course i'm sure they're venders concerned about her this

morning, jim, jan, into you. >> thank you, justinment meanwhile in other news happening today convicted child molester jerry sandusky will be back in court. the former penn state coach is trying to get his conviction overturned, because he says his lawyer was ineffective. sandusky is currently serving a 30 to 60 year sentence, for sexually abusing ten different boys, between 1994 and 2,008. >> authorities charge a relative in the murder of a penn state professor. his body was found at the bottom of a car any center county earlier this month. thirty-two year old danielle guyer arraigned over the weekends on murder charges, police say she helped plot the death of her uncle, communications professor, ronald bettig. investigators say ronald bettig was pushed 80 feet to his death by 39 year old george ishler and guyer did nothing to stop it. >> he doo not deserve to die this way. drugs, mental illness, not an issue, no excuse for killing someone. none.

>> reporter: police say ishler and guyer thought they could benefit because after will donald betting recently signed. >> burlington county over the weekends, 26 year old samuel james opened fire the 100 block every east federal street, striking byron turner in the head. turner died and fifth year old girl was injured as she tried to run away. family and friend gathered sunday to remember turner, and call for an end to the gun violence. >> we have to deal with the loss of my nephew, my sister's son, but at the same time, we're dealing with the loss of our community. >> police say samuel james is a dangerous individual, and should not be approached if you have any information, you are asked to call police. president obama will visit louisianna tomorrow, to see first-hand the worse flooding this nation has seen since hurricane sandy. flood waters are receding and the clean up now underway. at least 13 people died in the

flooding. and six off thousand homes were damaged. fema has set up two disaster recovery cents, already approving $55 million in temporary assistance, plus, $15 million in advance national flood insurance payments. and right now, local red cross workers and volunteers are also on the ground, assisting louisianna flood victims. early estimate predict relief effort in the state could cost at least $30 million. and this number may grow. many of the calls for help are being diverted to our local red cross center, in center city. more than 10,000 calls have come in from people in need, or from people wanting to help. >> can you imagine losing everything you ever owned? that's the level of intensity that you hear in the calls. >> the red cross is providing shelter and food to thousands of people impacted by the disaster, and will be in louisianna in the weeks and months to come, as resident

recover. >> well, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, incredible rescue at sea. families' boat capsized and toddler trapped un the boat, how she survived the ordeal, plus this: >> is donald trump softening his stands on deporting millions of immigrants? i'm brian web in new york, the latest on the campaign trail is coming up. >> and, a wild scene in rio. find out why two wrestling coaches strip down at the end of the match. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> that sure woke me up. had to see what that was all about. but beautiful view this morning from boathouse row. isn't that gorgeous? people up and about, looks like they might be getting out there on the river. >> beautiful. stay with us.

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kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> some terrifying moments for a family out on the water in florida. >> they were riding their boat on friday evening when they crashed. now, everyone was thrown into the water including their baby and toddler. >> the boat completely capsized upside down? >> yes, we are totally flipped upside down, and ... >> two officers arrived on the scene, immediately pulled the parent and baby to safety.

then they could hear the toddler screams, and realize she was trapped under the boat. they jumped in and were able to reach her after 45 minutes. >> thank you for saving my baby. and saving -- i can't imagine. i just can't imagine. >> god is with us, god was with us. >> now the family was reunited on the shore. they say they're forever thankful to those officers. boy, that's just -- just listening to that recording, chills go down your spine. >> well, turning to our weather. a big improvement in the forecast, just put the $20 i left for katie right over there. >> right over there for her. i will say this weekend when i heard this forecast, i said, i'm actually looking forward to monday. >> oh, wow. >> right? >> ya, if i had a nickel for every time i heard that, jan, i would have a whopping nickel, yes. no one want to look ahead to monday, but when you have something like this to look up to, it does soften the below mr. below, doesn't it? outside we go, full screen shot here of the shore.

is that not stellar? we are taking live look for you here at ocean city. i mean, just beautiful colors on the horizon there. very light weight. just lapping on the shore line. it is just so nice. now, of course, we had some stormy weather yesterday. as we take you out to storm scan3, that front now thankfully moving well out to sea, high pressure taking it plates, and here is the thing, guys. this is going to last us a while. there is not too much to track out on the radar all the way across the canadian board earn up near the great lakes, got little something down near the lone star state, mexican border, little something, but generally speaking none of that will be messing with us in the days ahead, just got high pressure to thank for what promises to be just beautiful weather this week. so, here you go. mid low 80s here today. about 83 in the city. we will keep the theme going tomorrow. my personal favorite of the next couple of days, little breezy, tomorrow we lose the breeze with how pressure anchored overhead. more sunshine wednesday, still in the mid 80s, now it does warm up little bit more come thursday, does turn touch more

humid, cold front that will be headed our way. but that even looks like it will be fizzling with time. so it is sunny, breezy, less humid today. high reaching 83 degrees. and we can expect that northwest wind as high as 15 miles per hour, not really -- noticeable, but not what i would call windy by any stretch. feeling refreshing to you. clear, comfy tonight, turn the air conditioner off. why not? actually good excuse to do so. by friday, we hit 90. little more humid certainly. maybe a spotty thunderstorm. but, even right now the weekends is looking pretty good. jim's just like -- >> you know me, i go straight to the end. have to have a goal. >> but do you have enjoy each one of these days while you have it. because this week really does look phenominal. >> we haven't had it in a while. >> drink it in. >> and it goes down smooth. >> or chug it. right? >> oh, i just went all the way back to college. that was really weird. good morning, guys. right now, i can tell you things are looking really

good. katie with the weather, traffic looking good, as well. did have accident earlier this morning, since cleared, in darby. a lot of overnight construction, good news, a lot of that has moved out of our way as well. so, looking out on the roadways, you guys, it is nice and it is dry. we have this sunday coming up right now. what a way to kick off a busy monday morning, looking great. a look at the schuylkill, headlights moving in the eastbound direction, this is near gladwynn, so you can see, both moving in the eastbound and westbound side starting to heat up little bit now. looking good. then kind of birds eye view shot hereof 95, headlight moving in the southbound direction, this is he betsy ross bridge, looking good, i would say within the next 30 minutes, no longer traveling at posted speeds, you can see how many vehicles are out there on interstate 95 right now. but overall kind of holding steady therefore now. 422, headlights moving in the eastbound direction, this is past oaks, see what you are looking at, looking good, sky

nice and light and bright. though we do have some construction, woodhaven between route 13 and roosevelt. right lane blocked between nine a.m. and 3:00 p.m. this one will linger on through thursday. jim, jan, back over to you. >> thank you, meisha. well this morning new cbs news poll shows hillary clinton now six points ahead of donald trump in ohio. a crucial battlegrounds state. >> trump's revamped campaign is promising to get back on track. as brian web tells us, questions still looming over whether he is softening his position on immigration. >> donald trump's newly shuffled campaign staff signalled possible shift in his stands on deporting millions of illegal immigrants sunday. >> will that plan include a deportation for us? >> to be determined. >> the mixed signals on trump's deportation force plan comes as the republican nominee continued reaching out to minority voters over the weekend. he met with hispanic leaders

in new york on saturday, after sending a stark message to african-americans earlier in the week. >> you are living in poverty. your schools are no good, you have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? >> new cbs news battlegrounds tracker pole shows clinton now six points ahead of trump in ohio, crucial state for his campaign. >> hillary clinton is on a fundraising brit, 14 state, in two weeks, as she tries to put her long lasting e-mail scandal behind her. her campaign manager address add more recent issue, denying foreign donors to the clinton foundation, received any special treatment. >> we have republicans in congress and right wing groups doing everything they can to try to make something out of nothing here. >> clinton will continue fundraising today in los angeles, while trump campaigns

in ohio. brian web, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, up next: a look at stories making headlines in our local newspapers this morning. >> plus, a prank caught on camera, but no one is laughing. what four men dumped in this office that has them in trouble with the law. that's coming up.

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>> news news journal, lightning struck a middletown house, 500 block of whispering trail in the spill mill development. neighbor was able to get the homeowner out of the house after seeing smoke coming from the roofer. >> on the covers of the advance of bucks county, given preliminary approval for the second fades of the multi-million dollar steep ill view she redevelopment project. calls for construction of 11 new mix used office, residential buildings on 8 acres every land located in the heart of the borough. >> on the front page of the leader while the world has been focused on rio, at loads from athlete academy track and field club were competing in the 2016 amateur athletic union junior games in houston. there were 35 local athletes there on the roster and 32 of them enters into the qualifying rounds. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> well, still ahead this morning, what's next for ryan lochte after he admitted lying

about being robbed at gunpoint in rio. >> and here is another story from the olympics that has a lot of people talking this morning. find out why two wrestling coaches stripped after the match. katie? >> you guys always lead into weather with some strange stuff. okay, guys, so we will i looking ahead to fantastic, fantastic forecast. how long, how much; this stretch of nice weather going to last? i'll tell you when it comes, straight

2016 olympics in re zero are over but everyone is still talking about ryan lochte. lochte and three teammates heavily embellished their story letting americans down and took attention offer the games. investigators say the swimmers vaunted liz dollars a gas station bathroom after a night of partying and armed guards confronted them and demanded that they pay for the damage. the committee promised further action upon their return to the u.s. the stage now set for tokyo four years from now. >> but the stadium in rio was electric last night. as the olympic torch was extinguished, and athletes celebrated, the 2020 summer games are in japan, and the japanese prime minister made surprise appearance in rio. the closing ceremony then turned into a party, focusing on japan, and the next summer olympics. and the final totals are

in. team usa topped the world in medal. the us won 121 medals, 46 of them gold, china was second with 07 medals, 26 gold, and great britain had 67 medals with 27 gold. the americans top their previous high of 110 olympic medals, one at the 2008 summer games in beijing. >> well, the rio olympics may be remembered for many different things. >> that's right. one thing may be a very memorable protest, by monday go lee and wrestling coachesment take a look at this, monday goal yan wrestler dancing with 102nd left in the bronze medal wrestling match. he said he was celebrating, but judges say he was stalling, and awarded the bronze to ubekistan. the coaches tore off their shirts in protest, protested earlier match, too, and all three referees were dismissed. >> like a soap opera there in rio. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", flood waters are receding and the clean up is underway in

louisianna. where 60,000 homes were damaged. find out how one little boy is helping the crews, who are helping others. justin? >> meisha? >> you guys, looking outside, yikes. take a look at this, first, an accident in bill bert ville, accident and construction in two different places and of course the sun glare. first, a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be r

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get ready for absolutely gorgeous day ahead. this is live picture, from boat house row. >> lower temperatures, lower humidity, katie will let us know how long it will last. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, in for

brooke thomas. it is 6:30, here's what you need to know this morning in your morning minute. >> couple is gunned down, man and woman, shot in their second floor bedroom. >> convicted child molester jerry sandusky back in court today, trying to get his conviction thrown out because he says his lawyer was not effective. >> this is a very dangerous individual. >> the search is on foreman who shot and killed a man in burlington county over the weekend, five year old girl is injured as she tried to run away. >> this morning, school opened in miami, including the two areas, where the zika virus has been spread by mosquitos. student have been given protective clothing. >> should have stayed awake. >> you should have killed me. >> i will.

>> that's a clip from ben-hur, a lot of the people that have seen the movie and the critics are calling it an epic flop. >> not a good thing, day bought in the fifth place the box office this weekend making just over $11 million. but the fill being cost 100 million to make. >> i really don't know why they remake those classic films. >> i don't know. >> leave the good things alone. >> katie, did you see ben-hur? >> oh, no, no. ya, i was too busy enjoying that wonderful soupy humidity that we had yesterday. thankfully, the storms that came through yesterday are now long gone. we are in for a gorgeous, gorgeous day, and it is actually a gorgeous pattern, that lasts us the majority of this forecast. so i fine almost come bearing nice string of great weather news for the next couple of days here. let's take you out to storm scan3 very quickly, frankly won't see much happening in the next couple of days, we

move it right along. temperatures dairy say on the cool side here. 50's in mount pocono, as well as lancaster, but generally off to great start. little hint after breeze currently here on the cbs-3 skydeck, that will be noticeable throughout the day. but it is always great when you can show green on the eyewitness weather health report air quality is good, heat index is nice and low, because we've got low humidity, the uv index of course still pretty high. still strong solar angle, pollen, those levels aren't ideal the next few days, so you may need to keep your allergy medication at the ready for the next new days, but this is the kind of stuff you want to get out and enjoy. full sunshine expected all day today. we are going to hit officially high of 83. by 3:00 p.m., it is 82 degrees, as we look forward, again, this is going to be multi day event, and very comfortably so. you have got that low humidity, and the warm to go with it, eventually, though, eventually, storms do have to return, and i will tell you when the next chance for us to see some wet weather here in

the delaware valley is, and that's coming up a bit later in the broadcast, we send it back into you. >> katie, thank you so much. looking gorgeous outside. you guys, i can absolutely tell this is a morning to roll those windows down. just don't play that music too loud. you know if everybody had their windows rolled down, you know what would happen. coming around the s curve, starting to slow down. so far so good so good. nice smooth commute. you can see, though, how many vehicles are out on the roadway right now on it state 95. moving in that southbound direction. coming into center city, as soon as you get to all of the exits, slowing down little bit more. you can expect all of those vehicles headed that way. also, delaware county, look at that, you guys, 95 north at 452, that sunshine is such a breath of fresh air early in the morning, that being said, you will need to pack those sunglasses, you will have some sun up slow downs if you will, blue route, taillights moving in the southbound direction, media swarthmore, what you are looking at both moving in the

southbound and northbound side. blue route all morning long has been looking really nice you guys. do have construction, 422 eastbound between trooper and route 202, right lane block, this is some afternoon construction for you, will linger on through friday between nine a.m. and 2:30, also, construction woodhaven road between route 13 and roosevelt boulevard, right lane block, again, some afternoon construction 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. this will go up through thursday, 95 north and south cottman, one lane block between one -- eight p.m. and 5:00 a.m. through friday. >> terrifying night for houseful of children, in hunting park. >> they were home when armed men broke in, shot and killed their father, and the man's wife is now fighting for her life. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at the scene, with more of the details, good morning, justin. >> jim, jan, good morning, neighbors tell us police were called to this house just last week after a heated argument involving that male victim, and a woman. he is just 35 years old, a week later was shot and killed

in a second floor bedroom, his wife was shot twice in the same room. she is in critical condition. and now at temple hospital. his children were nearby, but all safe, and police are searching for the killer who destroyed this family. neighbors called this family kind, quiet, and nice. so they are stunned to learn they were targeted. twenty-fifth district police were called to this hunting park rowhouse on the 3700 block of north seventh, just after 1:00 this morning. where minutes earlier, in a second floor back bedroom, they found 35 year old father, shot in the stomach, reportedly by a shotgun. he was declared dead on scene. in that same room, a 40 year old woman shot twice, and is said to be his wife. she was taken to temple hospital in critical condition with a gunshot to her right forearm, and another in her face and neck area. police say somehow she was able to communicate with them en route to the er. on scene we are told the two men came in through a downstairs kitchen window, these invaders, and then

stormed upstairs demanding cash, and that at least one armed with a shotgun may not have been a stranger. >> witness accounts from the victims, and some of the children, we believe that the shooter is known to the 35 year old homeowner who was shot and killed. we do have a nickname at this time. >> it is possible, you know, jelousy, nice cars, he was always nice, dressed nice, just nice. it could be, you know, but it is just horrible. >> and back live this morning, that home is now one of two rather three crime scenes, police are combing this morning, they found a shotgun, knit cap, live shotgun ammo in an alley behind the home here. that will wife again is at temple hospital. she is in critical condition, and shot twice, those six of children are now safe with their grandparents, looks looking for surveillance cameras in the area hoping to find video of the two men

escaping after killing that father in front of his children and family. we are live, in hunting park, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", jan, jim, back into you. >> thanks for that update. >> philadelphia police have identified the driver arrested for a hit-and-run that killed a homeless woman in a wheelchair. authorities have charged andrew aceto with homicide by vehicle. police say aceto was under the influence wife driving his vehicle on lehigh avenue when he struck the 37 year old victim near mascher on saturday. police say he then sped off and struck a 18 year old woman. she suffered minor injuries. police caught up with aceto a few blocks away. >> in other news, no word and when caused house fire in germantown that claimed the life of a 61 year old man. the flames broke out on clapear street just after 6:00 yesterday. firefighters also pulled 63 year old woman from the house, she suffered smoke inhalation and is in critical condition. >> meanwhile, two firefighters are recovering this morning

after getting hurt battling flames in a bensalem home. the fire started yesterday afternoon on tennis avenue. one firefighter suffered diabetic shock. the other was burned. no other injuries were recorded. no word yet on what sparked that fire. >> the philadelphia archdioces has announced three more catholic churches are shutting down. saint john of lacrosse church in rosalynn, modern de larosa church saint cecelia church is closing september 16th. archdioces says very few requests to use the church, and just too expense i have to maintain. no one lost a parish church as a result of the closings, because the three churches congregations already had merged into other parish churches. >> now, flood waters starting to recede in louisianna. clean up is underway this morning. many resident have lost everything. there is a network of relief on the ground helping people with everything from aid to laundry cleaning.

more on those helping with any way they can. >> reporter: across southeastern louisianna, you can see it, evidence of more than 60,000 homes damaged by flooding. but, a network of relief is building across the region. 2600 national guards men have been joined by volunteers from a merry corp. and other groups. fema has already approved $55 million in temporary assistance, plus 15 million in advance national flood insurance payment. the small business administration is setting up recovery centers. the salvation army has deployed mobile feeding trucks, and tide providing laundry services. on tuesday, president barack obama will visit the state. louisianna governor turned back at critics who said the president should have come sooner. >> i asked them to let us get out of the response mode, where we were still conducting searches of houses, we were still making rescues. i didn't want to divert these police officers, sheriff's deputies and state troopers and other essential resources and assets to providing

security for the president. >> governor john bell edwards also expressed appreciation for friday's visit, by republican president nominee donald trump. >> helped to shine a spotlight on louisianna, and on the dire situation we have here, that it was helpful. >> while resident clean up and rebuild in louisianna, a little boy pitches in to help out. >> yes, this is great. carson decided to celebrate his ninth birthday not with party or present, but with by delivering pizza to those devestated by flooding in baton rouge. and we're not talking about just couple of pizzas, either. carson delivered 363 pizzas. >> we're going to give them lunch so that they don't have to stop work, what they're doing, so we're just going to deliver pizzas to neighborhoods. >> i'm more shocked about it, how many people donated, we thought it was just going to be our internal family. and when it got out through facebook it, just looked like the love wanted to be spread

all over the area. >> and carson is not alone in helping out. hundreds of people all across the state are stepping up to donate and volunteer. >> that's one impressive young man. happy birthday, carson. still ahead this morning, the stranger in wal-mart that brought a teacher to tears. and why? >> plus, new twist in the prince death investigation. we'll tell you what officials found hidden in his home. >> and student head back to school in the miami area. health officials announce a second zika zone. find out what is being done to protect them. that's coming up next.

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aspirin and vitamin bottle, tuck inside a suitcase, in a duffle bag, and in a dressing room. it has been active wild fire season in california. right now seven different wild fires are burning. that includes the ray fire in santa barbara county. it is expected, or expanded, rather, to more than 21,000 acres, and gent giant cloud of smoke high into the atmosphere. right now it is about 20% contained, there is no word on its cause. >> another wild fire burning in california, is being called the chimney fire, and officials say it is getting dangerously close to the famous castle. matter of fact just about 4 miles away. the tourist attraction is closed, though the visitors center remains open at least for now. firefighters say fortunately the fire is burning in the other direction. and so far it is about 35% contained. >> meantime, here is some good news, off initials san bernardino have lifted all evacuation orders for resident sunday afternoon, about 82,000 people were ordered to leave

their properties on tuesday, when the fire broke out 60 miles eels of los angeles, most of the people returning there will find their homes intact. >> good news for them, good news on the weather horizon for us. >> absolutely. we are in the midst hereof some sunshine across the delaware valley. it will last us really, through the majority of this forecast. so, the eyewitness weather watchers breathing sigh of relief as you will once you walk out the door. if you have yet to do so. so, we've got a lot of temperatures that are flirting with the 50's right now. quite a few low 60s to report here, across southeastern pa, most of delaware, we will focus on new jersey here just for cup of these observations, 65 degrees comes in this morning from john sandman, full sunshine, he said the leaves are actually starting to fall in his backyard. so, autumn certainly not far away. remember, meteorological autumn start september 1st, so just couple of days away from that, can't believe we are that he close. 66 degrees, this morning, in from margo, 68 degrees, also got full sunshine.

let me see if i can zero in on 66. i did want to show you pretty picture that came in from peter, in williamstown with the full sunshine. and also, saying, just echoing the fact it feels soom comfortable outside, hoping we can hang onto this. i think we can deliver, with the clear sky, absolute stellar sky, thanks for those report, guys. here is why we'll see the beautiful weather. here is your front from yesterday, brought in heavy rain, now high pressure since taken its plates, much bigger dome than this, for reference sake, high settling in overhead, in the midst of just gorgeous pattern because of it. if you look real closely here, you got couple of folks actually dog yoga out here on the beach. i'm very jealous of that. as we take you forward in this forecast, looking at perfect beach weather today, high in the low 80s, here, so little breezy but nice. seventy-three water temperature, nine for the uv index, solar angle still pretty strong, latter on the sun block, if you are taking

advantage, still low. i would say probably going to stay that way for few days. minus the breeze tomorrow, even nicer tomorrow, if you can imagine, and then we start to creep up on the thermometer in the days ahead, little more humid on friday, this is the one day that we could see a shower or thunderstorm, even then it would be spotty. when is the last time we had a forecast like this, meisha? it's been a while. enjoy it while we've got it. >> last katie -- last summer, kate. >> i listening to us this morning, so glad you are. i want you to come to your tv sets. you might be running around, getting ready for work. here it is, if you have to head anywhere, anywhere near the vine right now or around the schuylkill, take a look at this, one lane just sneaking by. this is the vine, we have overturned vehicle here westbound before the schuylkill. all lanes are being intermittently block. you can see the vehicle kind of just past this sign. a lot of people out of their vehicles. you can see the firetruck is here. we've got service personnel, we have the police there, as well. they are squeezing by on one lane, but what we are seeing

is these guys are intermittently walking across all lanes of traffic and stopping it. so you have no idea how long you will have one lane. the back up, the vine moving toward the schuylkill, if you are trying to exit. take a look at this. completely stopped almost and then little closer to broad street. this is what you are dealing w so if you can avoid that area, you certainly want to do so. jan, over to you. >> that's a big mess, thank you, meisha. now 6:50, a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora joins us live with a preview, good morning. >> reporter: hey, top of the morning to you, jan, jim. in miami what student rent doing to protect themselves against zika as they head back to school this morning. plus the donald trump you didn't know from claims of childhood bullying to the people with the strongest influence on his life. the washington post journalist and authors of the new book trump reveal join us. >> basketball legends kareem abdul jabbar right here in studio 57. the news is back. >> well, in this morning's health watch, it is tough to

go to work on monday, but for some people, we could actually be bad for their health. according to a new study, if you hate your job, in your late 20's, three's it, will affect your health in your four's. over 6,000 people were cracked. researchers found those who are un happen any their carreers, early on, report being more depressed, worried and having trouble sleeping later in life. >> interesting. myrdle beach international airport has been named an autism friendly airport, a sensory room was added to better accommodate families with autistic children. the airport, such as this one, are often, or some airports often loud, crowded areas, can be overwhelming for autistic children. the sensory room is in place, but, they can enjoy some peace and quiet in a normally stressful environment. >> very interesting. more than 8,000 student rent returning to school today in miami dade's two zika zones. >> currently 36 reported cases of zika in the area. and as brian web report, officials believe education

about the virus is the key. >> health off initials miami dade county distributed mosquito repellent over the weekend, to parents, sending their kids to school today, in the newest zika zone. >> make sure you apply the repellent before coming to school. it should be able to last you the whole day. >> the superintendent of schools helped hand out protective uniforms, consisting of long sleeves and pants. >> better safer than sorry. i know on the way to school may be uncomfortable. once in school that will be comfortable. >> back to school push comes just days after authorities identified five new cases of the virus in miami beach, apparently spread through local mosquitos. area just across from the original zika zone in the wynnewood arts district federal officials say other state in the gulf coast may be at risk. >> i would not be surprised if we see cases in texas and louisianna, particularly, now, where you have the situation

with flooding in louisianna. >> zika has been linked to devastating birth defect in pregnant women. the cdc is advising women who plan to get pregnant, expectant mothers, and their partners, to postpone travel to the two florida areas at the sent of the outbreak. brian web, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, texas man's act of kindness is getting a lot of attention. >> take a look at this, pictured on the left is lesser brown, and on the right, seventh grade teacher sabrina. now, she was at wallmark check out with cart full of school supplies. brown, busy father of five, pastor, decided to pay for it all, costing about $97. >> i had been keeping this hundred dollar bill with the intentions of responding to something in need. and it was the right thing to do. and it is what god said to do. and it is that simple? overwelmed by the casino gesture, drew forgot to ask brown for his name, but no worries, they later found each other on social media.

>> good guy. >> kindness, love to hear that. >> goes a long way. >> indeed, indeed. well, children in chester, delaware country getting ready for the start of the new school year. hundreds every boys and girls pick up new back packs yesterday. it is all part of the better living centers 11th annual chester community fair and book bag give away. the fair also includes free basic health screenings, and some healthy cooking tips. >> well, we will be right back with three things you need to know before you start your day. >> it is three to go, that's >> it is three to go, that's coming up prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, all giant produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant.

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>> before you go it is three to go. >> father shot to death, his wife fighting for her life after home invasion in hunting park. the murder happened while that man's children were inside the home. police are now searching for the gunman. >> convicted child molester jerry sandusky will be back in court today, trying to get his conviction overturned because he said his lawyer was ineffective. >> new cbs news pole shows hillary clinton now six points away from donald trump, crucial battlegrounds state, clinton will be in los angeles for fundraiser tonight. trump is holding a rally at the university of akron, in ohio. and that's your three to go. >> let's get a last check on weather and traffic. >> really is smooth sailing, tad breezy today, looks

awesome outside. this is really the only spot you will find any cloud cover right now outside pleasant valley and middle and high school in broads heads ville. today expect sunshine, nice day, comfortably low humidity, and it is just the beginning whatever promises to be nice long sunny stretch, meisha. >> loving. that will all right, katie, thank you. we were just talking about an accident, that was on the vine, westbound, before the schuylkill, we had overturned vehicle there, take a look, though, already cleared on this monday morning, looking great on the vine, now, little less than post posted speeds but overall looking good. >> next on cbs this morning, authors of new book trump revealed, why they say donald trump is much more complex than he appears to be. >> and remember, to join us bright and early each weaning day, right here, on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. have a great day everyone.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, august 22nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." is donald trump wavering on his promise to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants? plus the journalist who went back to trump's childhood is here is a revealing look at the candidate. >> back to school for thousands of students at the epi center of the florida zika scare. many are dressed for protection. >> the rye owe olympics come to a record close with a record haul of medals for the team usa. we look ahead to when the games could return to the states. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. there is a little confusion