vent even back into a hurricane and potentially stall off the new jersey coastline, as we head into next week. so it is impacting parts of the carolinas coastline, still a well developed looking system. as it exits the carolina coast and over those warm waters of the gulf stream we could potentially see some restrengthening, to hurricane status, tropical storm warning in effect down the eastern see including in our own backyard and they have been extended until monday evening for jersey shore and much of delaware as well. we're likely to see major impact from hermine in the upcoming weekend. the right now tropical storm, 50 miles per hour, movement off to the north east at 20 miles per hour. so you will notice track speeding a lock. the as we head in the upcoming weekend and early next week, really stalling out, the center of hermine stalling just off shore, of the new jersey coastline, and even as we head into next tuesday, and also notice you do notice that the area have of low pressure.

that might make you think it will weaken in the tropical depression. it will transition into an extra or post tropical system that really means nothing in as far as impacts are concerned. because check out these wind speeds. on monday sitting off shore at hurricane strength with wind sustained at 75 miles an hour, even into tuesday, still near hurricane strength, hermine will be as we have had headed into next week. likely to see major impact assenter of hermine will pass very close to our coastline. major impact to the shore. moderate for philly and suburbs. lehigh valley and poconos. minimal impact. the coastal flooding is appearing likely, major to locally, or moderate to potentially major coastal flooding. beach erosion as well. due to the fact that hermine is going to stall off shore, it extend the time frame of these threat as we will see a prolonged time period with that on shore flow down the shore that creates those problems with the coastal flooding and beach erosion as well. so we will talk more about her

wean, what to expect and when it is finally going to move on out of here coming up in a couple of minutes. >> all right, lauren, thanks very much. as lauren showed us hermine is on the move. the storm is blamed for at least one death at the in florida. homeless man in merion county died when a tree felon him n georgia strong wind blew sand and ripped up rough is your f56 counties are under an emergency declaration. back here hermine is threatening to ruining outdoor plans depending where you are celebrating for the honk who will take weekend. despite the forecast plenty of people are heading down the shore. chopper three live over route 42 in bellmawr, camden county. few people starting to make their way right now. our team coverage continuing with "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff in sea isle city where emergency responders, residents and visitors alike are preparing for the worst, but hoping for the best, alex. >> reporter: ukee, that is right, it has been wind which extra heavy surf so that is

indicated that there is something brewing but outside of that it has been a picture perfect prelude to the labor day weekend if only this would stick around. with the shore day like this many beach goers, in sea isle could not help but hold out hope for the best. something that many others just can't do. >> high water vehicles. we are getting those all prepared and loaded up with emergency equipment we will need. >> reporter: whether hermine hit or not is not the question, it is how hard. >> we will put the boat out of the water to be safe. >> reporter: officials are asking residents and renters to be prepared with a plan for high wind, heavy rain and tidal flooding. >> inside of mike's sea food they are dealing with an over abundance of labor day weekend food ordered before weather became an issue. >> dock's. >> reporter: at a vulnerable position right near the bay restaurant suffered when sandy came to town, so they know the drill. >> screwing everything down and lift up odds and end. >> reporter: every business we spoke with said they will try

to stay opened throughout the labor day weekend. emergency officials say there is one benefit to the timing. >> we do have our full compliment of officers available to us. we obviously have a larger population right now, and, you know, we're prepared either way. >> reporter: official from his across the region message this afternoon to update each other on different plans in the various towns. they have agreed they are expecting flooding for saturday night, throughout sunday. reporting live from sea isle, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you for. that. lets switch to "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos on the ben franklin parkway where finishing touches are underway for a potentially soggy made in america festival this weekend, greg. >> reporter: that is right, in fact, just 20 hours it will be a much different scene here on the ben franklin parkway. this entire area right here will be packed with tens of thousands of concert goers, on top of that, it could get

very, very wet here. the remnants of hurricane hermine barreling toward philadelphia this afternoon i spoke with some concert goers who are expected to come here as well as those working it about what they are doing to prepare. this labor day weekend thousands will descend around the made in america festival but head lining with rihanna and cold play could be her kaine hermine. >> we will, and we do have a high confidence we will have tidal flooding, erosion, a lot of wind at the shore. >> i'm really excited. >> reporter: concert goers like kylie say they are ready for whatever weather is thrown her way. >> we're preparing, we're a little nervous but we have our umbrellas and punchos ready so hopefully not too bad. >> reporter: you are coming rain or shine. >> yes, i will not miss a chance to see cold play and rihanna. >> reporter: concessions are preparing too but appear to be more worried about the forecast. >> we have to shut everything down if it starts raining real

hard but otherwise, we have, and we're ready if it starts raining to cover everything up. >> reporter: friday crew where is prepping the festival ground, tying down tents. >> just using heavyweights and securing more then we usually do. >> reporter: performing sound checks at five stages throughout the art museum area all the while philly's office of emergency management keeping a close eye on hermine's path. >> the message to the public is if you are attending made in america, please come. you will see some rain so bring a rain jacket, umbrellas are not allowed. >> reporter: back here live, the office of emergency management says there are two scenarios where evacuations could take place. one if there are any lightening strikes in the area second scenario where evacuations could take place if there are wind gusts greater than 50 miles an hour this storm is not expect to produce, either of those situations, the best piece of advice as you just heard bring

an umbrella, bring a rain jacket. we're live, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> umbrellas are allowed. as we track hermine, you can always stay ahead of severe weather with the cbs philly weather app available on itune and google play. in campaign 2016 donald trump to philadelphia for a vice witt african-american leaders. g.o.p. presidential nominee met with a dozen african-american leaders at the view in philadelphia at the venue on north broad street. trump will visit a black church tomorrow in detroit. >> we want to make a statement on november 8th. >> reporter: many protesters hit the streets to voice their displeasure with the trump visit. some said they were frustrate by trump's comments on immigration, some protesters were from black lives matter. >> any leader, so-called lead their will meet with donald trum top day and listen to that bigot or be in the same room as that bigot does not speak for us. >> reporter: most of the

protest where is peaceful but police broke up a scuffle between a protester and supporter. fbi summarized interviews with hillary clinton and her staff about her use of the private e-mail server. clinton told investigators she relied on the judgments of her staff and others, not to illegally send e-mails containing classified information to her private server. she also told fbi investigators that she was unclear about a classification marking on official government documents. the fbi the has said it found no direct evidence clinton's server was hack but it is unlikely hackers would have left any evidence. there are just 66 days until the presidential elections, be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com with the very late. authorities are looking for two thieves who pulled off an elaborate heist on a moving delivery truck in olney. surveillance video captured a white work van following the truck on ogontz avenue on monday. investigators say one suspect cut a lock, and then unloaded boxes of brand new sneakers

into the waiting van, and a second suspect allegedly punched the truck driver in the face when he tried to stop them. if you recognize the suspect or the white van, police want to hear from you. take a look at this scene in northeast philadelphia, a car crashed through the fence, over a pool, and right into the support post of a backyard deck. it happened around 3:00 p.m. in the 10,000 block of galehat road. deck collapsed on top of the car. the authorities say no one was hurt and police are still investing. c td c awarded $345,000 -- cdc awarded $345,000 to the department of health. that will help the city track case owes have my row self liz and other health problems associated with zika. other areas like chicago, houston, new york city and l.a. county received funding to track zika out breaks. more than 13,000 state managers and non-union workers in pennsylvania are getting

the biggest pay raise they have gotten in decades. governor tom wolf's administration announced the raises by e-mail earlier this week. many workers will see 6 percent raises. they will also start paying larger health insurance premiums. anti bacteria soap will soon be disappearing from store shelves. >> still to come tonight why f.d.a. is banning these soaps. >> tropical storm warning in effect for large portion of the delaware valley as models indicate her mine is likely to strength's approaching our coastline and we will have the latest coming up. well, temple opens up the season begins army tonight here at the link, such high expectations after last season so how does coach matt ruhle keep his guys focused? we will hear from him in sports.

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"eyewitness news". all right, lauren you have been tracking hermine and how are things looking right now. >> not so great. models are coming in. i have to be honest. models coming into agreement that we will see a major impact along the coast, as we head in the upcoming weekend and prolong event as well as hermine is likely to stall off shore of the new jersey coastline as we head into monday and even into early tuesday. it is looking really nice right now. looking live at sky scan three of ocean city new jersey. the it looks like it is picking up but not a cloud in the sky. beautiful conditions. people still out on the beach enjoying themselves and taking in that sunshine because as we head in the upcoming weekend condition will go downhill pretty quickly ape getting a live look at center city philadelphia we have some clouds in place, pretty dense high level cloud cover that is from hermine. that moisture upper level moisture starting to build in right now. temperature at 79 degrees. north east wind at 8 miles an

hour and temperatures in the 70's across much of the the area 78 degrees in allentown. in the 60's in the poconos. we have dryer air spilling in across the area overnight last night and much more comfortable day we had today. so beautiful day before things get much more active as we head into this weekend. for tonight still quiet. partly cloudy, cooler down to 66 degrees. thomas far as philadelphia and the suburbs, the conditions are not going to be so peril less. isolated showers the. the breezy conditions. cloud around. the high temperature of 79 degrees. major impacts will start to be felt down the shore late day tomorrow. made in america festival tomorrow, not great, not bad as we head into sunday. watching out for gusty wind and potential for pocket of heavier rainfall moving through sunday night. storm scan three is showing us high level cloud starting to stream in. it is in association with her mean still off to the south right now. traversing its way along the south carolina coastline. it will continue to move off to the north and east. we have these tropical storm warnings in effect up and down

eastern seaboard for our area, extending until monday evening at 6:00 o'clock. hermine is a tropical storm with wind at 15th 50 miles an hour. it will transition into a post or extra tropical system, so really has no impact as far as the effects we're going to see here but that is why it is dough noted with the l. as it sits off shore on monday wind speeds at 75 miles an hour. so that would make hermine a post tropical hurricane, a very intense system even as we head into tuesday as hermine slowly starts to move away. the coastal impact extending saturday, sunday and now into monday. wind along the coast 35 to 45 miles an hour, sustained wind possible with gusts to 60 . locally heavy rainfall we could see four to 5 inches along a very immediate coastline but for more widespread, rough surf, coastal flooding, maryland rate or major in some areas. strong rip currents and possibility for moderate beach erosion that now will extend

for a period of days. late day saturday, sunday and into hon. watch out for likelihood of dangerous road conditions, that is a product of coastal flooding and wind conditions we could see power outages, down and uprooted trees, there could be debris on the roadways and we could see damage to docks and boardwalks as well due to the storm surge that we're likely to see along the coast from this on shore flow and elevated wind speeds. future wind gusts showing us as we head into tomorrow morning wind starting to get dusty long the coast as we head late daze into saturday. wind pick up on the i-95 corridor. sunday night and early morning, wind speeds up in the middle 40's as hermine will be closest position off shore late sunday night and early monday morning. check out these win speeds upwards of 60 miles an hour at the coast. we could see tropical storm force wind gust here's in center city this will be sunday night and early monday. as far as rainfall threat we could see localized flooding

again, very isolated in nature along the coastline. otherwise major is concerned is a prolong period of strong gusty wind that have have potential for coastal flooding and beach erosion as we head into monday night and tuesday, things quiet down, sunshine returns and we will have more toasty the wet inert long range but we have to get through hermine. >> yes, on the toasty end. >> thank you. let's head back to lincoln financial field with leslie van arsdal for a preview of the temple football season. hi leslie. >> temple kicks off against army, little bit of last year success. is what the game plan? i will go one on one, with head coach mat

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after a ten win season, bowl bid, temple football team is looking to build on last years success. >> olds open up against army at the link and leslie van arsdal has a preview. >> yeah, no pressure, guys. that is easy to top, right. check out the files on the field right now. they just got out here. it is very hard to top a ten win season and bowl appearance but that is exactly what coach matt ruhle plans to do starting with army. i caught up with the coach ruhle to talk about high expectations for the season and hoy he plans to keep his players grounded. basically after so much success last season, what is

your message to the team starting off. >> well, we recreate our own legacy every year. it starts with this game. it starts with how we play and our whole training camp. last year is over. but we have a wonderful opportunity to create a whole new legacy this year. >> how do you get these guys focused and locked in. >> it is not easy because all of us are distract and pulled in different ways. we have tremendous senior leaders, guys like philip walker and host of otherwise guys. let's do this for each other. twenty-five years from now we will remember what we did and the times we spent together. >> and how great is it having an entire city so excited about college football again? you did that. >> well, it is really exciting, you know, it is a credit to our players. they not only have done it in the classroom but they have done it in the football field but they have gotten out in the community. anytime someone in philadelphia sees one of our players and they are proud of not just the school but how we play. >> people definitely are excited about this team.

is there also another event down at the sports complex tonight, it is across the street we have phillies getting a series with the braves. tonight, it is temple/army. we're expecting a crowd of 25,000 at the link tonight. back to you. >> thanks, leslie, appreci

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well, members of the fifth police district join the northern home children for a picnic in the park, ahead of the this weekend's storm. >> glad this took place today, the weather was perfect, in manayunk as the officers and kid enjoyed an afternoon full of games, painting music and delicious barbecue of course. it looks like good fun to kick off the who will take weekend there. holiday weekend, it will get kicked up a bit. >> absolutely, if you are down the shore this weekend please prepare for these impacts, dangerous road conditions, sat the day night, through sunday and into monday as well, possibility of power outages, down and uprooted trees and potentially damage to docks and boardwalks as a result of hermine making its way along the coastline. >> appreciate it lauren. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00. we are back at ten on cw philly and back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. up next, "cbs evening

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captioning sponsored by cbs >> dubois: hermine's knockout blow. >> i can't see! >> dubois: florida's first hurricane in 11 years knocks out power for hundreds of thousands, then starts a holiday weekend trek up the east coast, 43 million people in its path. also tonight, what hillary clinton told the f.b.i. in its criminal investigation of her e-mails. a former college swimming star gets out of prison after serving just three months for sexual assault. new photos reveal the wounds he received that night. and chloe's special guest for show and tell. >> what brought me here today to talk to your class was an act of character. >> dubois: steve hartman will tell later in the