tracking hermine, storm scan three those tropical storm off jersey shore we have seen reporter ready to show you impact from labor day vacation as we track the next move. eagles make a supplied move trading quarterback sam bradford where he is going and what led to the move. and, sainthood for mother teresa crowd pack st. peters square as they honor the nun who cared for the poor. how pope francis i following in her footsteps. good morning i'm rahel solomon. of course we're talking hermine lets get over to just continue drabick. the yesterday it was a receipt i nice day here in philadelphia how about today. >> we talked about that yesterday that inland area, we

will not see many effects and that is case today. it will be a good day from the city, even parts of the south jersey, looking pretty good in the poconos. we will get sunshine. the good news for shore too as far as rainfall most of that stays off shore. it will be windy along the coast. that will still be an issue with the storm system strong wind, continuing for the at least the next 24 hours, and even beyond that, now that will lead to tidal flooding. heads up around times of high tides, next coming between 9:30 and 10:30 this morning at the shore but rain staying off shore so that is great news. check out storm scan three you can see rain to the south with southern del marva peninsula and steady rain off shore. cannot the rule out maybe a shower coming in on shore, and same deal tomorrow but we are not deal where the steady rain. we thought it would be dealing with 2 inches of have rain. that is not the happening. tropical storm warnings remain in effect, for coastal new jersey to, in new jersey and

settle dealing with strong wind gusts over 30 miles an hour. here's latest on post tropical cyclone her mine but still packing wind of 65. still on the move but expect to slow down make a northerly turn, today, and this is lingering off shore and drift off to the north and ease and then this could intensify to hurricane strength force wind which is 75 miles an hour but most of that wind energy stays off shore. still breezy though long the coast. wind not that bad right now sustained at 13 in at atlantic city and may increase later today and tonight gusting near 50 miles per hour tonight, and then tomorrow, as that storm intensify, and track further it does remain off shore. temperatures 50's and 60's. the not a bad day in philadelphia 78 degrees. low 70's with wind and philadelphia poconos in good shape. we will talk about 90's returning to the forecast when we show thaw in a few more minutes. >> all right, just continue, thank you. as we heard from justin

tropical storm hermine is off the jersey shore. governor christie has declared a state of emergency for three coastal counties ocean, atlantic and cape may. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is live in atlantic city with latest on conditions there what do you think, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. i'm standing here on the beach just a few hundred feet from the atlantic city boardwalk near steel pier and so far, so good. the wind is definitely here but it is not too heavy, and you can see beaches are clear, and they have removed life guard stand to make sure there are no projectiles the in the event of the heavy wind but look the at the very, very choppy. there are several foot waves coming in. and we are about four hours away from this morning's high tied, so these waves, continue to inch and closer and closer to that boardwalk. the as you can see over here, you can see the area where

they keep some of the chairs that people use when they are on the beach and there is sandbags there, and, making sure that the water will stay away from those items there but if you look at the other side, toward the boardwalk, people are acting like there is nothing going on here. there is a state of emergency in atlantic county but people are still in the casinos. casinos are fully opened. so are restaurants. we saw some businesses opening, this morning, so, it doesn't really feel like once you get off of the beach, that a storm is possibly coming but we will show you that other side, as the morning continues, but, so far, so good, rahel, live from atlantic city, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". as team coverage continues in avalon where "eyewitness news" reporter alex hoff is live on the beach with the very latest on the conditions there, hi there, alex. >> reporter: hi there rahel, good morning. i have to agree with cherri

there isn't an indicate that there is anything out of the ordinary except for trash cans and larger objects being taken off the beach as well. that is due to the likelihood of live wind. i don't know fit is just time of the day but i'm not feeling those blister pounding wind but as justin mentioned that is likely to pick up as day moves forward. coming in through these shore towns this morning there were signs warning of flooded roadways. i have not noticed any kind of flooding of any kind this morning but high tide did hit just before 4:00 a.m. and that was precautionary in the even of the tidal flooding around then but the main concern is going to be and has been, the evening high tides, that will hit around 4:30 p.m. and then even more focus and more caution, will be, tomorrow morning's high tide, and as you can see cherri pointed out we seem to have surf all week. beach erosion was to be expect but the real point of caution will be those, on the bay side of things these back bay area

can easily become flooded at high tide. heed warnings, beware that it says right now some roadways are flooded, it is saying out of precaution for upcoming high tides but for those who stuck it through this weekend i think that they are not feeling so poorly about that choice right now, at least, and if anyone is up and going for a run this morning not a bad morning to do so, rahel. >> alex, thank you very much. appreciate it look. seaside heights, folks strolled boardwalk and watch the runway and ocean enjoying final moments before this storm possiblery end their lane are day holiday at the shore. life guard are on a different tooth i keeping people off the beach. this eyewitness photo was sent by zeka orsick who shows life guard blocking access to the beach at high tide. and homeowners in florida are surveying damage that hermine left behind, the storm made land fall there before barreling its way up the coast, bringing with it flooding and some spots enough to wash out roads and another

neighborhood down trees and branches are keeping clean up crews busy. hermine is being blamed for two deaths the in the u.s. stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to track hermine we will bring you updates on the storm's path the on tv, of course but also on line at cbs philly.com. philadelphia police are investigating a fatal shooting in kensington. police were called to kensington and east allegheny avenue after people heard gunfire. office's arrived to find a man shot several times. he died at temple university hospital. police are searching for two gunman. police are investigating a shooting in philadelphia's passyunk neighborhood. investigators say a 21 year-old man was shot five times that happened around 8:00 in the 2300 block of south 25th street. the victim is in critical will but stable condition. two men are in custody after a shooting that wounded an atlantic city police officer and left another man dead. early saturday two officers noticed aid robbery on arkansas avenue near caesars casino parking garage.

the as one of the officers got out, he was shot, other return fire, killing one of the men, now identified as 25 year-old jerome damon. five other men ran off. police found each of home but determine that three of them were actually the victims of the robbery. they were released and two others, 19 year-old markell chestum and dimitri cross are charged with two counts of attempted murder and other charges. officer is still in critical condition. and an accident involving an ambulance is under investigation in northeast philadelphia this happened around roosevelt boulevard at whittaker avenue just after 2:30 this morning. police say a vehicle struck the ambulance while traveling southbound on the boulevard, no word on any injuries. philadelphia police say they have to clear the stage during made in america festival. it happened after more than a thousand people rushed the stage. there were no arrests but before it was all over two day concert series will showcase more than 60 artists.

rihanna was last night's head liner and tonight's big act is cold play, this is fifth year philadelphia has hosted made in america. great event for the city. a shocker for eagles nation, bird sent quarterback sam brad forward to minnesota after recent knee injury of vikings quarterback teddy bridge water n exchange, eagles get vikings first round pick in 2017, plus a conditional fourth rounder in 2018. bradford was acquired, of course by chip kelly, had his best season as a pro last year and resigned to a 36 million-dollar deal, and then was reportedly upset with the bird after they drafted carson wentz. the "eyewitness news" eagles fans, talked to the trade. >> i like sam bradford. i think he is a good quarterback. i think he will have a really good year but they made the right move. carson wentz is the future of this franchise. >> bradford is a chicken legged bum, he looks like he is most unathletic person i

have ever seen in my life, he should not be in the nfl and plus not the to mention we have arson carson coming up baby, wow. >> nothing like philadelphia fans. well, there is more reaction on the sam bradford trade, on our cbs-3 facebook page. connect with us and share your thoughts, just use the #cbs-3. and, you can see the season opener next week right here on cbs-3 when eagles take on cleveland browns. game day coverage starts at 11:30 with toyota sunday kick off, nfl today at noonan then bird take on the browns at one on south philadelphia. stay tuned for the cure auto insurance post game show. mother therese ace saint teresa of calcutta. pope francis declared's a saint before an estimated crowd of a hundred thousand people are the st. peters square. pope made her model of his jubilee year of mercy. mother teresa put into action his ideal for the church to be

a merciful, field hospital for the poor and sick. mature and spiritual and povertity 1500 homeless people will be served a pizza lunch at the vatican. a lot of people happen bye that. there is still much more to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", shake, rag will and roll in the midwest why an earthquake is raising eyebrows over energy production over the hard land of america. donald trump continuing to make an appeal to african-american voters how he plans to do it, justin. good morning everyone hermine still remains off east coast we will deal with strong wind and coastal flooding potential through labor day. we will let you know about a potential through labor day. we will let you know about a warm upc a box is where you keep things safe. who wants that? i'm moving forward. new oikos greek nonfat yogurt helps keep me going. now with all-natural ingredients with vitamin d and 12 grams of protein. oikos, be unstoppably you.

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visit to philadelphia had more meetings with have african americans this time in detroit. meanwhile as craig boswell reports, hillary clinton continues to deal with her e-mail scandal. >> reporter: donald trump clapped his hand while a choir sang gospel music door his visit the to an african-american church on saturday. he vowed to fix the problem facing the black community across america. >> i'm here today to learn so we can together remedy injustice, in any form. >> reporter: first time trump addressed a large black audience since winning the republican party nomination. the pastor wrapped up a special shaw around trump. protesters gathered outside saying no hate in the white house. >> the security set up barricades and exchanges got heated between trump and hillary clinton supporters. >> unaudible. >> on friday, the fbi released

58 pages from its investigation of clinton's use of the on private e-mail server while secretary of state. documents show clinton's memory was spotty when agents showed her classified e-mails from her personal account. many she did not remember, clinton didn't recall receiving any e-mails that she thought should not be on a unclassified system and repeat thely said he relied on state officials to use their state judgment when handling classified information. the clinton's campaign says materials only prove why the justice department only decided not to move forward. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". of course, everybody talking hermine but you say may not hit us as bad as initially thought. >> we thought we would get heavy rain, that doesn't look like it will happen. shore further off shore so that will keep the rain off shore. if you air the the shore you will still deal with strong wind. wind will pick up later this afternoon, gusting to near 50 tonight and tomorrow. still some tidal flooding expect for at least the next 24 hours but things could be

worse but don't let your guard down those wind will be gusting with potential for some widespread power outages if we get those gusts over tropical storm force and tropical storm warnings do remain in effect for southern new jersey all along the coast into delaware. there is ocean city live look right now perhaps a few peaks of sunshine today but cloud will rule out. you can see flags blowing there but people enjoying a dry morning on the boardwalk this morning. temperatures in the 60's on the way up to the lower 70's on the coastline. storm scan three shows bulk of the rain well off shore, great news, the access to the heavy rain shifted further east, couple showers southern del marva peninsula nothing crazy, clearing out very nicely from the city on north and west. turning out to be a good finish for points north and west of the city, poconos, great shape, even around philadelphia, no problems but that is good news for made in america concert today. more clouds in south jersey you may see peaks of sun from time to time but not a full

sunny day. as storm energizees more and it the may move back to the west, tomorrow, that is what why we will be dealing with stronger wind tonight and tomorrow and maybe get a shower or two coming in later tonight and for labor day along the coast but nothing steady, we are not dealing with inches of have rain but tidal flooding around times of high tide. that is main issue from the storm system. sixty-four at the airport. fifty-five in allentown. the nice early september weather coming at us right now, low humidity. low to mid 60's along the shore. ocean coming in. 72 degrees. ocean will be rough for next several days. you don't want to be heading in the water there north wind right now 65 degrees. stone harbor 64 in cape may. they will shift northeasterly possibly later this afternoon as the storm continues to pull off slowly to the east and north east. look at the cloud just displaced from the center of the storm which is pretty much due east of the del marva peninsula. this is a post tropical system. shallly in the tropical system

you can see cloud wrapped tightly around center. consider this just a strong nor'easter that is sitting off shore. you know the deal you will get strong north to northeast wind causing beach erosion, large surf we have tropical storm warnings up and down the east coast, tropical storm watches for southern new england that just means for tension for win gusts exceeding 40 miles an hour. gusts not a problem right now virginia, beach, hat rawls yesterday was pretty rough down there they had gusts up to 50 miles an hour. even on the new jersey shore this hour looking good. gusts of 24 in wildwood. eleven in atlantic city. that will increase tonight and certainly on labor day. let's go through time and look at these wind gusts, areas inland no effect from the storm system because it is so far off shore but right along the coast tonight we will start gusting over 30, getting close to 40 miles an hour. maybe up to 50 during the day on monday. so tomorrow will be more windy, here along the immediate the shoreline and then starting on tuesday, storm slowly pulse back to the

north and east. wind relax a little bit. looking at future weather model. here's the storm this afternoon couple hundred miles off the coast, and tries to move a little west ward over the next 24 hours we call that retro grading because of the high pressure system just blocking it. this storm has no where to go until that high breaks down and this storm still lingering over our region off shore tuesday but we will clear out the skies, that turns out to be not a bad tuesday, as well as far as sky conditions go but persistent on shore wind through at least monday, possibly into tuesday morning and again we will be dealing with another concern of high tides later tonight and tomorrow morning that will be the best shot to see the worst tidal flooding across the new jersey shore and delaware beaches. so again we will see sunshine mixed with cloud for inland spots, more clouds try to move in tonight into tomorrow but still dry, through much of the region even for labor day. tuesday we are back to sunshine. look at the temperature upper 70's close to 80 for inland

area. tonight, comfortable, 60's to about 70 degrees and tomorrow with more sun we are warming up, not a bad labor day. hang out at the pool, further away from the beach you are the better you are as taras wind go. breezy today 78 degrees, partly sunny skies. few more cloud at 66. here's that extended forecast. looking for heat wait a few days, 90's, they're back. i told you, i told you, i said we weren't done. >> i like it. >> thanks, justin. hackers don't always have to break in your computers sometime you let them in. three on your side jim donovan warns an old scam is making a come back. >> reporter: stacy gates was on her computer one day when. >> this pop up came up and said it was from microsoft. >> reporter: her microsoft computer immediately froze and pop up directed her to call the number on her screen to fix it. >> he was from microsoft and he needed to get inside the computer. >> reporter: she decided to give him access.

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marinating meets because that increases moisture and that will tea crease formation of the chemicals. >> reporter: mark and his wife try to keep that advice in mind whenever grilling. >> every day there is something new, new risk to look out for, you just try to do the best you can. >> reporter: experts say gas grills are safer because they cook more evenly. >> the cancer risk is even been found with protein on the grill. experts say fruits and vegetables found out side are okay. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up next on "eyewitness news", waiting for hermine, parts of the new jersey and delaware are under a state of emergency as we wait to see whiz direction the storm will take. the violin has been in existence for almost 500 years, see how one violinmaker keeps his tradition in much more modern times w

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good morning i'm rahel solomon. the let's get out to justin drabick on the sky deck with eyewitness weather. just continue, a rot of people wondering should they move their outdoor plans inside what do you think. >> no, i would keep them outside. it is not going to be a bad finish to the weekend. your barbecue, rahel, it is a go. you should do it today and tomorrow. we will talk about that. overall storm system still off shore we will still have to be

on the watch out for a strong wind has been, on the coast and moderate to major coastal flooding especially later tonight and tomorrow morning. so issue is tidal flooding with this storm system. it looks like heavier rain stays off shore, and, looks like well east of the delaware valley. we have a couple showers in southern del marva peninsula and that is about it oer wise that, clouds, and sunshine mixed today. the storm system has 65-mile an hour wind and we could get higher gusts, so tropical storm warnings remain in effect for coastal areas of new jersey, and delaware. here are latest stats on post tropical sigh clean hermine, wind 65 miles an hour. the it is still moving east north east at the 12 miles per hour but eventually it is expected to slow down, move around a little bit off the coast, perhaps more perhaps west ward tomorrow and then back to the north east very slowly over the next few days so that is why still strong wind continue along the

coastline with that coastal flood threat. wind not so much an issue right now sustained 13 miles an hour in atlantic city. today not as windy as tonight and certainly on monday but check this out coastal flooding is this where we have to be concerned times of high tide. next high tide between ten and 11:00. moderate flooding possible. major tonight ten and 11:30 could be major. same deal tomorrow morning between 10:30 and 11:45 and that trend could continue into monday night as well. these winds could gust to 35 miles an hour this afternoon. more wind tonight and tomorrow, and potentially gusting to near 50 miles per hour. elsewhere, weather looks good for philadelphia. 78 degrees today. partly sunny skies. lower 70's at the shore and poconos. we will talk about warmer temperatures coming up, rahel, back to you. thanks, justin. all eyes are on tropical storm hermine. governor chris christie has declared a state of emergency for three coastal counties, ocean, atlantic and cape may. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is

live, and cherri, earlier you saw people at the casino, boardwalk, still looking normal out there. >> reporter: it does, rahel, good morning. it does look normal. we saw people walking down the boardwalk abe i'm standing here on the atlantic city boardwalk near steel pier a few hundred feet from the beach but if you take a walk down the boardwalk there is people, down here, just walking around, they are heading home from the casino, some luck year then others, folks i spoke with told me that yesterday's wind was much more brisk then it is today. if we saw down here we saw a guy a few moments ago riding his uni cycle down the boardwalk. the bird are here. they are chirping. they are making noise. there is wind but it is not really abnormal. but that is on this side. if you go over to the beach and i'll give tommy, my photographer, kudos for this because we will walk over to the beach here and that is where you can tell that there is a storm coming.

that is where you can see pretty high surf all they there is not a lot of sand blowing around you can see that there is, some wind here, you can see several feet high waves and i will give him a chance to get over there and show you guys this but there is several foot high waves and they are pretty, pretty powerful there. they are hitting up against those roxanne as they roll in the high tide which is just after 10:00 a.m. this morning. you can tell people are still standing on the beach. when sun was rising this morning people taking romantic strolls, holding hand, enjoying their vacation here but there are sandbags around the rental sheds where there are chairs, bounce seats and umbrellas, just in case and you can see the line there where the sand line where water will come at four and a half feet around 10:00 a.m. this morning. so far so good. we will not complain. people who want to come out here this morning this is the

best time and before the rain comes and before the worst of it comes but right now it is pretty nice. it is actually like a really nice morning to be out here. live from atlantic city, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cherri, thank you. it looks like that woman is enjoying the beach as well. our team coverage continues further south in avalon where "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live on the boardwalk with the very latest on conditions there, good morning, alex. >> reporter: i think i heard you ripping on my look earlier but we are on the beach in fact so i needed my hair in a hat but despite what it does say, we are in avalon this morning, we're coming in we have noticed signs saying that roads were closed or flooded. now they are not from what we can see this morning at all but that is precautionary, with the high tide coming in right now. now if you look over up at the ocean as cherri was showing you this it is truly a beautiful morning. this surf has been rough all week long keeping life guard

on their toes, it doesn't seem like there will be any beach closures despite state of of emergency in the county but what could happies life guard could determine that it is just too rocky, too strong of rip currents and they could decide to put a swimming ban into effect and until the water is very warm, probably, pretty tempting but something i have not been seeing which i'll often see before storms is surfers dwindled off. justin and i both surf where it gets to the point where it is just too rocky, you do in the want to risk it. it is not fun anymore. we have been seeing same thing cherri has been seeing people taking strolls on the beach. one woman said can you please say it is horrible so no one else come down, there his no lines at the restaurant tonight. can't tell you that because it is pretty nice. those that stuck it out are not upset the that they did at least right the now and they are trying to soak this every bit of the good weather that they can. reporting live, i'm alexandria

hoff, now rahel back to you. for the record i can appreciate a good pony tail, i think you look good. well, delaware governor jack markell has also declared a state of emergency around coastal and delaware bay community in sus connection county. joining residents and vacationers powerful storm will bring rainfall and possible flooding, in row rebeach, city officials have closed the beach, and traffic and swimming is prohibiting. stay with "eyewitness news" as we keep track of hermine. when not on tv we are always on line at cbs philly dot the come. authorities in minnesota say they have found body of a michigan boy who caught national headlines 27 years ago. eleven year-old jacob weatherly was abduct in minnesota in 1989. his remains were identified jed. no one has been arrested or charge in the abduction but police named five three-year old danny himlick as a person of last year. he was charged with child pornography but was not charged and jacob's abduction.

mourners gathered for funeral of the camden girl shot and killed outside of her home. eight year-old gabriel carter was laid to rest at temple church of god and choice on river road in camden. carter, of course was caught in the cross fire of the gunfight on august 24th on the 900 block of south eighth street. she died two days later. gabriel's killer remains on the loose and a reward has climbed to $76,000. and an investigation is underway if the fire in philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood. it happened on the 300 block of sideham street at 9:30. officials say there was a small explosion in one of the homes and quickly placed under control shortly after arriving on the scene and fortunately in one was hurt. and we still have a lot more to cover on cbs-3 news, coming out party for the to you their can call itself the tallest in the west. ♪

>> and that nast ter full playing starts with the masterful instrument. i'm vittoria woodill speaks with the local music maker whose instrumental in the sound. and which way is the wind blowing for hermine? meteorologist justin drabick is keeping track and will update the forecast w

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carving and finally shaping wood like ice. he is making modern musical marvels based on century's old traditions. >> very craft is unchange for over 400 years. secrets lie in the instruments themselves. in order to discover what makes a great instrument you have to study the great instruments. i think back on the italian maker stratavali, he didn't make his best instruments until his 60's. i'm hoping to follow in his footsteps as well. >> reporter: early on in his career he began learning about violin making asiana rent advertise which led to studying at the chicago school of violin headache nothing 1982. >> we didn't have an internet so i could not google search how to become a violinmaker or how to learn. it is based in a way i knew what i was interested in, and what i loved from a very early age but i didn't really know how to navigate to find that road and somehow, through a desire, and avenues opening

up, it all came together and here i am. >> reporter: now his violins are played by the best of the best forming a relationship that has no word. >> it all happened between your two ears. >> vial lynn of all instrument is most like the human voice. so many things are mass produced, they are canned, they are merchandised in a way and to be able to have a craft which is, as i said, unchanged for such a long time, to be able to practice that every day, it is, it is a great privilege. >> reporter: a thrill that is just music to our ears. vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". justin is back with what we can expect to see today. >> to take not a bad day. the as far as windings at the shore, tomorrow will be a little bit worst. we will see wind increasing as that storm may try to pull back closer toward the shore but rain chances will be very small even on the coastal areas. again, key thing with the storm system is this strong gusty wind later tonight and tomorrow, and then still

around times of high tide we will be dealing with potential for moderate, maybe major coastal flooding there. we are coming in on our next high tide in the next three hours or so. there is live look at margate. ocean roughed up a bit but water is not up to the dune lines right now but that could change around times of high tide. we have persistent north to northeast wind continuing through the next several days as this storm system is just real stubborn. it does not want to leave our region. overall not looking bad on storm scan three. we have clear skies from the city on north and west. it will be a decent sunday if you have outdoor plans, across most of the region. even you will see few peaks of sun along the shore, wind will pick up more, this afternoon, but steady rain remains well off shore. now as storm energizees more, tries to have move further west ward, we will see later tonight and tomorrow. we may see a few more cloud building back in tonight and labor day. maybe a shower or two is possible tomorrow, along the coast but that chance is pretty slim. so at least, it is getting better but still, don't let

your guard down. strong gusty wind, again, tonight and tomorrow. coastal flooding, wind is high threat from this storm system. low threat for rain now. that is good news. we will be dealing with beach erosion and dropping rip currents for next several days as this storm takes its time to get out of here. temperature wise not bad for early september, labor day weekend. fifty's right now. sixty's from the city south and east. there is comfortable air. look at michigan, 44 degrees at this hour. it does warm up west of chicago. we will see a return to typical summer-like condition by middle of the upcoming week into the next weekend time frame. the sustained wind right now out of the north, ten to 15 miles an hour. even along the shore. that is not bad. they will increase though tonight, check it out, actual storm in the center of it. intensifies more. you can see purple here that is 40 to 50 miles an hour wind. watch what happens as the storm tracks further west which we may get in on that overnight tonight and then certainly for labor day. so still strong wind

potentials over next 24 hours and then the storm starts to move back, and then our wind east up heading into tuesday. wave heights they are increasing off shore buoys up around eight or 9 feet off mid-atlantic coastline. generally waves jersey shore, delaware beaches six to 10 feet over next 24 hours. high pressure blocking the storm there moving. it has a tough time going anywhere. it will sit here for at least monday night and then finally tuesday slowly pushing off to the north and east but we are looking dry in our forecast. upper 70's today maybe some spots hit 80 degrees. tonight stays comfortable 50's and 60's. tomorrow more sun as well. this model showing some hid 80's for labor day. this may turnout to be a decent finish to the weekend partly sunny, breezy. 78 degrees tonight. mostly cloudy skies, as that storm tries to move a little bit closer to the coastline but it does stay off shore, mid 60's for the low temperature around the city. maybe cooler in some suburbs. now the extended forecast, check it out, same deal tomorrow, little bit breezy,

especially along the coastline 80 for the high temperature. should stay dry for labor day. tuesday more sun, and new we will bring in some warmth. mid 80's for the afternoon temperature and then by the middle of the week look at that making a run at 90 degrees starting on wednesday, potentially the lower 90's heading in to friday, and then it looks like our next chance for some showers maybe a few thunderstorms will hold off in the first half of the upcoming weekend on saturday, temperatures still warm in the upper 80's. we have to remember still september, and to this is that time of the year where we will get everything, tropical systems to cool us down a little bit but still some warmth, these are in the record highs but, again, 90's. not uncommon. >> all right, justin, thank you. 6:48. let's check on the roads with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. looks like we are made in america. >> that is what we're looking at. we have closures to run down for. that made in america concert still continuing, today, ben franklin parkway is shut down, between logan square, art museum circle along with kelly

drive in both directions between, fair mount avenue and art museum circle, martin luther king drive between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge, spring garden street between pennsylvania avenue and the schuylkill. off ramp closed from the vine expressway westbound at the parkway for the made in america concert a lot of fun down there we will move the traffic cam to the vine street expressway, and, right at the schuylkill. there you go. no delays or problems on the this portion of the vine and the schuylkill looks fine through philadelphia and its suburbs. again, volleys picking up, a lot less folks on the highways, loft people air way or just waking up later today. call than no the blame them. the labor day weekend. we will move the traffic cam to the ben franklin bridge mid span, in delays or problems on the ben franklin or the walt whitman, if you are heading home from the new jersey shore, you should encounter no problems on the atlantic city expressway or garden state parkway, route 147, 347 heading back from the shore looks good and black horse and white horse pikes. taking septa, keep in mind regional rails still in that interim weekday schedule because of the ongoing

equipment shortage. everything else mass transit honor close to schedule. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning sam bradford talks about the vice trade that is sending him now to minnesota. season starts with college football we have highlights from our local teams next in "eyewitness my favorite part is to be able to lift your legs up a little bit and it feels like i'm just cradled. change your sleep, change your life...

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sam bradford to the minnesota vikings. trade is a coup for eagles and may coup coup for vikings. early this week, teddy bridge water blew out his knee which necessitated deal for bradford who was about to be starter for year two of his eagles stint. now he is on the move as bird look to the future and we could see bradford very soon. vikings come to philadelphia october 23rd which is week number six. in the deal eagles give up their starting quarterback in exchange for a first round pick in the 2017 draft, the vikings also give up a conditional fourth round pick in 2018, which reportly can become a second round pick, if the vikings win the super bowl. how i rose man would not the say if carson wentz would be the starter. he did discuss his feelings on the rookie qb. >> when you get all of the information and sit down with the coaching staff and with everyone, in your front office and you just talk about where he is at, physically and mentally, and the progress he

has made because a big part of this is, meant willal. our plan wasn't to trade sam bradford. the situation, circa rose that we felt, it is best for our organization, moving forward. >> sam bradford spent no time making his way to minnesota he talks about the man that he is taking over for and how last few hours have been a whirlwind. >> thoughts and prayers are with teddy, when that happened to him and i heard about it, it is something i can relate to. i have been here. hearing what i have heard about him nothing but good things. i know he will attack his rehab, you know, and he will be back in no time but the past 24 hours, really past 12 hours i didn't know i was going to be here, it has been a little crazy. >> some eagles roster moves former pro bowler codey park i loses out to caleb surgeon is. also gone ed reynolds and former sixth run pick ja corry

shepherd and mike tarvarez has been let go. he made news when he said wow not stand for the national anthem and then later change his decision. you can see the eagles, first regular season game sunday september 11th, guess what, right here on cbs-3, coverage will start at 11:30 a.m. with toyota sunday kick off, nfl to daze follows at noon and then bird take on the browns at one, stick around, after the game it is cure auto insurance cbs-3 post game show. some other nfl news former eagles mark sanchez has found a you this home after being dealt to denver in the off season the sanchez was cut by broncos and has been pick up by the dallas cowboys. sanchez spent 2014/15 with the bird starting ten total games. college football yesterday penn state, took on kent state, second quarter following a nittany lions touchdown penn state kicker joey jewel rust husseling down field and getting in on the hitting. he levels returner nick holy,

get him big fellow. he is 250-pound right there. in the third, amani, takes it to the house, and penn state, wins, 33-13. meanwhile villanova traveled to pit, story on have the game, comes from pit james conner, busts his way in the end zone. he has two scores on the afternoon. pit pit with win 28-seven. conner's first game back after beating cancer. football season but don't forget about baseball, phillies and braves at the bank last night. third inning that is caesar hernandez going yard his sixth of the season. but lock it up at one. in the sixth, garcia, looking good, he hit his second home run of the night right there would make it four-three phillies. fill boys lose in ten, six-four. after the game pete mackanin says it will be last start of the season for vince velasquez, the union in chicago, taking on the fire, 22nd minute roland alberg goes for the tackle and that is not supposed to happen, an own

goal was put in, union down one to nothing. the fire would win by a score of three to nothing. that is it for sports, i'm pat gallen, have a great day.

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this morning, we are tracking hermine, we are looking live from atlantic city from our photographer tommy gardener, new jersey governor chris wristy has declared a state of emergency for three counties we will tell you what the biggest threat is for the shore. it is sunday september 4th i'm rahel solomon. lets get over to, justin drabick, and talk to me about what we can expect. >> not a bad finish to the weekend. even at the shore, it is receipt gi but we have to be concerned about that coastal flooding at times of high tide that could do some damage there wind will increase tonight, b