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, but we're not seeing

heavy rain. this is a storm. it can be worse. the storm is still off shore, not tropical but still very strong, truth is it is an ocean storm but these wind will continue for another, 24 hours. watch out times of high tide, ocean conditions will be rough, wind not so much an issue, we are seeing some sunshine at the shore. and don't let that fool you, the storm is, anytime soon and we may see those cloud build backup. as far as rain, pretty small, steady rain off shore right now, inland areas, great, next 24 to 48 hours and labor day is good, thinking what storm here in philadelphia. sunshine and clouds. tropical storm warnings remain for good reason along the coast and new jersey and delaware, tonight storm strengthens more and tracks more closer to the coast but still stays off shore. that increases our wind. we could still get them to 50 miles an hour tonight and through labor day, and, it

takes its time to get out of here. it could trend even to hurricane for wind at 75 but most of that stays off shore. but sustain wind right now atlantic city 11 miles an hour. so not that bad. still coastal flooding and strong wind that is the biggest threat from the storm as well as beach erosion and strong rip currents for next several days. wind along the new jersey and delaware beaches 15 to 20 miles an hour out of the north, tonight we did get close to 50 miles an hour gusts, same deal on monday, so very windy for your labor day. forecast high 78 degrees. partly sunny skies. windy at the shore at 72. poconos looking good in the lower 70's. we will talk about when the storm moves out of here and warm up in the forecast, we will talk about that in a few more minutes, back to you. as we heard from justin tropical storm her mine headed from new jersey threatening to wash out labor day plans. chris christie has declared a state of emergency for ocean, atlantic and cape may. cherri gregg from our sister

station kyw news radio is live, with the very latest on conditions there, hi there, cherri. >> reporter: good morning, rahel. it is absolutely beautiful. i'm standing here, on the atlantic city beach just a few hundred feet away from the atlantic city poured walk and as you can see it is calm before the storm. look at the beach. it is absolutely beautiful. there are some pretty high waves going on, on the beach, you can see, it is pretty powerful there with the surf, but if you pan over to your left here we've got people standing on the beach sort of taking advantage have of this very peaceful time early in the morning near sunrise and they are just sort of hanging outputting their feet in the water this guy has been here for quite sometime just hanging out. we had a lot of people walking along the boardwalk, walking along the beach, early this morning, just checking things out, the wind, i mean there is some wind, would i call it medium wind, it is not heavy, some folks i talk to who were

here yesterday say it was much worse at that time. but take a look the beach is pretty much cleared. they have removed life guard, sand to make sure that there were no projectiles that could hurt anyone in the event of strong winds. there is also some sandbags near the sheds that hold the beach chairs and umbrellas, just to make sure that in case there is some flooding here along the beach and high tide goes higher then normal that those items are protect now but so far so good. it is normal here. we're enjoying this morning. people are riding their bikes along the boardwalk this morning. folks are coming from the casino, they have all been opened. people are really enjoying this part of the morning and it doesn't seem to have caused any damper on labor day weekend plans. but flooding is still a concern later today. as we heard, there could be some higher, stronger wind but at this point we're not dealing with that. people are just enjoying this

morning as we brace, for what is to come, live from atlantic city, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right, thank you, looking very picturesque this morning. the our team coverage continues in avalon where "eyewitness news" reporter alex hoff is live at the beach. alex, what are you seeing. >> reporter: i think you're seeing what i'm seeing here which is a really beautiful sunrise. as this morning wears on, we are getting closer to that around 10:30 high tide area. that is where some of the concern for coastal and tidal flooding will kick in. but, especially so later this evening and then more so tomorrow morning. we are looking at some of this rough surf. these life guard have been dealing with this all week. we have some erosion here from that which is to be expected. we are under a state of emergency right now. what that does mean is that simply local officials will have the authority to make safety related changes to

local ordinary answers, if they wanted to shut down the beach. i find that would probably be unlikely but what could happen that is life guard could simply say that the surf is just too rough, these rip currents are too strong and we will have to cut off the swimming on the beaches and put a swimming retricks in place. that could happen. it has not happened at this time. i think they will come out the here and gauge, we have seen some people, life guard, surveying right now, and now i was talking to a couple of people this morning who told me, that they have embraced idea of coming down giving all of the warnings because it means that there will be less people. we spoke to a woman who said that she arrived yesterday as a lot of people were leaving. >> it is a gorgeous sunrise, isn't it? i'm looking forward to staying down and having a nice vacation. first time down the shore this year. >> reporter: first time down the shore. better late than never. she is prepared to hunker down if need be tomorrow night, with you it is still the shore. still labor day. so you just got to be safe

about it. take it in when you can just like we are right now. so yeah you are looking at a beautiful sunrise here, receipt i heavy surf though and we will see a bit more beach erosion which is an issue for these areas that have paid heavily to have their beaches restored, post hurricane sandy. we will see it there but we will be out here monitoring live from avalon i'm alexandria hoff now back to you. >> alex, thank you. we will check back soon. seaside heights people were outside trying to enjoy what they could before the storm rolls in. not a typical beach weekend, of course, as many hoped for labor day but instead people watching waves kick up as the storm gets closer. check out these life guard keeping people off the beaches in extend harbor. this eyewitness photo was sent by zeka orsick who were blocking the access to the beach at high tide. people in florida still surveying damage left in hermine's wake. storm made land fall before barreling its way up the coast

bringing witt flooding in some spots, enough to wash out roads. others, down trees and branches are keeping clean up crews busy. her mine is blame for two deaths in the u.s. as we continue to track hermine, you can stay ahead of the severe weather with the cbs philly weather app available on itunes and google play. two men arrested in connection with the deadly shoot-out that left an atlantic city police officer in critical condition. two officers noticed a robbery in progress on arkansas avenue near caesars casino parking garage. one of the officers got out of the cruiser et cetera was shot, the other return fire, killing one of the men, and now identified as 25 year-old jerome damon. five other men ran off and eventually located each of them, but determined that three of them were actually the victims of the robbery. they were released, two others, 19 year-old martell chisum and dimitri cross were charged with two counts of attempted murder among other

things that wounded officer remains in critical condition. campaign 2016, there are 64 days and counting until voters head to the the polls to elect the next president of the united states. donald trump fresh from his vice tonight philadelphia had more meetings with african americans in michigan. meanwhile as craig boswell reports hillary clinton continues to deal with the e-mail scandal. >> reporter: donald trump clapped his hand while a choir sang the gospel music during his visit to after african-american church on saturday. vowed to fix the black community across america. >> i'm here today to learn so we can remedy injustice in any form. >> reporter: it is first time trump has addressed a large black audience since winning the republican party nomination. the pastor wrapped up a special shaw around trump. protesters gathered outside with signs, saying no hate in the white house. >> security set up barricades and exchanges got heated

between trump and hillary clinton supporters. >> hillary clinton she's a liar. >> hey, guess what, donald trump is too. >> reporter: on friday fbi released 58 pages from investigation of the use of the private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. document show clinton's memory was spotty when agents showed her classified e-mails from her personal account, many she did not the remember. clinton didn't recall receiving any e-mails that she thought should not be on a unclassified system and repeat thely said she relied on state officials to use their best judgment when handling classified information. clinton's campaign says that the materials only prove why the justice department decided not to move forward. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a shocker for eagles nation, bird sent quarterback sam bradford to minnesota after recent knee injury of the vikings quarterback teddy bridge water n exchange, eagles get vikings first round pick in 2017, plus a conditional fourth rounder in

2018. bradford, of course, acquired by chip kelly had his best season as a pro last year, resigned to a 36 million-dollar deal, and then was reportedly upset with the bird after they drafted carson wentz. "eyewitness news" talked to fired up eagles fans who weighed in. >> i like sam bradford. i think he is a good quarterback. he will have a really good year. but they made the right move because carson wentz is future of the franchise. >> bradford is a chicken legged bomb, terrible. most unathletic person. not to mention we have arson carson. come up, baby, wow. >> and there is much 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 seas on opener next week on cbs-3 when eagles take on cleveland browns, game

day coverage starts at 11:30 a.m. for to it yet a sunday kick off. nfl follows at noon and then bird take on the browns at one in south philadelphia. stick around after the game, for the cure auto insurance cbs-3 post game show. mother therese ace now saint teresa of calcutta. pope francis declared her a saint before an estimated crowd of 100,000 people at st. peters square. pope made her model on have the jubilee year of mercy. said mother teresa put into action her ideal for the church to be a field hospital for the force of the poor, both material and spiritual poverty. some 1500 homeless people will be served a pizza lunch at vatican after her canonization mass. philadelphia police say they have declared a concert stage after a thousand people rush it. it happened last night at made in america festival where hip-hop artist jay electronica was perform. tonight's head liner is cold play. this is fifth year event has

been held here in philadelphia, more than 60 artists will take part when it is all said and done. always a good time. still to come on "eyewitness news" a story that will make parents every where hide the keys to their family car. two preschoolers are okay after crashing their car, yes, they are the ones who tried to drive, find out where they were trying to go, plus this. it the looks like water, constantly going up and down, up and down. >> earthquake so strong, it could be felt in seven states, see more damage left behind. justin is tracking hermine and what it means for people down the shore this holiday weekend. we will be right

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back now with a record tying earthquake in oklahoma that shift to seven states. 5.7 magnitude quake was centered this oklahoma but could be felt as far away as arizona it rattled, kansas, arkansas, missouri, texas, nebraska, iowa. fortunately no injuries were reported but look at this the quake was strong enough to cause minor damage including crackness homes. and, towns along the eastern seaboard, and bracing for hermine. this is the scene in ocean city maryland. officials issued an warning to stay away from the beach and out of the ocean. that prompted vacationers and business owners to change their holiday plans. >> one thing we are concern about is once weather

improves, the skies look great, sunny, win, rain stops but the rip currents. so it is always following events like this that are our biggest concern because that is when people think it is safe to go back in and mess dangerous. >> officials in maryland and here in our area asking onlookers to be cautious and to play it safe. justin joining us now. maybe not as much rain but potentially strong wind. >> we will still get those wind from the storm. still sitting off shore. look at this we're waking up to sunshine here in south jersey. thinking hey let's hit the beach the you can go to the beach but don't plan on going in the water anytime soon. this ocean will be roughed up for next several days. high surf and strong rip currents, even they we are seeing some sunshine outside right now. we will enjoy today on this labor day weekend. sixty-two. cape may courthouse. beautiful shot. it is off shore. it is there. still sitting here. it hey intensify and track further west, closer to the coast, really all that will do

is increase our win chances again tonight and labor day right along the shorelines, maybe bring in a few clouds but rain chance is very low. outdoor lance is a go pretty much every where across the region for today and certainly tomorrow. coastal flooding is still major problem with this storm system with these strong wind. next high tide between ten and 11:00. moderate coastal flooding. major flooding means we will see maybe those tide levels rise more between ten and 11:30 tonight, the next high tide and still early on monday morning at 10:30 to 11:45 we will monitor that tide. still through monday night we have potential for tidal flooding. just stay on guard for that, if you own property along the shore. sixty-three in philadelphia right now. fifty's in northwestern suburbs. and temperatures along the shore points looking g mid 60's stone harbor, cape may. sixty-nine in barnegat. great news for made in america concert. yesterday turned out to be a nice day. conditions similar to today, early temperatures this afternoon will be in the mid

70's on our way up to the upper 70's. keeping it dry. just a few clouds in the lower 70's. we are looking at the storm. it doesn't look like much. all of the cloud displaced from the center of the storm because this is non-tropical system. tropical system you see a circular form had haitian with the clouds but falling apart a little bit but still basically a strong nor'easter think of it like. that tropical storm warnings remain for high win gusts over 40 miles an hour potentially tonight and for labor day. we are not seeing that right now. today not so bad as far as windings, different story tomorrow, as the storm strengthen a little bit. wind gusting to 20 this morning. so we will go through time and check out these wind gusts, we are starting to gust over 30 miles an hour, along south jersy coast, probably getting over 40 during the day on labor day. very windy day, across eastern new jersey and delaware for labor day and then wind backs off as we head into tuesday. there is that storm. the tries a little bit further to the west but the rain is still staying off shore, and we will see clouds with some

sunshine over the next couple of days, and then into tuesday the storm finally lifts to the north and east. overall inland spots not a bad day, little breezy, other than that, partsly sunny 78 degrees, tonight quiet, mostly cloudy, breezy, low temperatures in the mid 60's, cooler in the suburbs and then the extended forecast, labor day pretty much stays dry. stray shower at the shore but chances for that, 80 degrees for the high on monday. still windy along the coast though. to tuesday 86 degrees. then we are bringing back some heat. wednesday high 90 degrees. keep it in the lower 90's as we finish off the upcoming workweek, rahel. >> in the a bad forecast. >> not bad. >> time right now 7:20. lets check with ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center. are you seeing much traffic out there. >> not too much, rahel. we have close another to tell but for made in america concert. ben franklin parkway what you are looking at right now is still closed through today and tomorrow between logan square and art museum circle with kelly drive inbound and

outbound to fairmount avenue and art museum circle. martin luther king drive shut down between ben franklin parkway and falls bridge to the let of your screen. kelly drive out board shut down as we have talk about from the art museum circumstance toll fairmount avenue and spring garden street closed from pennsylvania avenue and the schuylkill all for made in america concert. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel, back to you. well, two young children in seattle, wanted to visit their grand mom's house so badly that they took matters in to their own hand. pair managed to start the suv, get out of the driveway and into a nearby intersection and that is when they t boned driver of the volvo, ages are three and five years old. >> for the heck of a crash. >> like an explosion, we really don't know, i said where is mom, sleeping, i want to go to my grandmother's house. >> while the driver of the other car had minor cuts and bruces, the two kid escaped without being hurt fortunately

no details what could happen to their parents. in orlando police are looking for a man who is trying to lure children into his car using pokemon go. authorities say man drove up to a group of kid last week, rolled down a window and asked them if they played pokemon go. if they did they should jump in his car. kid ran away and then called police. scary thoughts. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning they are going for the gold, find out why local soccer players lays upped up their sleets with shoelacees and how it could help families in our region. it is a tradition nearly 100 years in the headaching. we will tell you meaning behind burning this giant effigy. we are turning to track hermine and what it means for your holiday weekend. justin has the forecast coming

kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. testing. >> reporter: they were laced up in gold for this scrimmage between lenape and williamstown. soccer players, wearing gold shoelacees, to raise money, and awareness for pediatric cancer, megan is a senior. >> it is a really great cause. >> keep my brother's memory arrive. >> reporter: for brian france, it is personal, his twin died at 18. >> amazing cause and really means a lot to me and my family. >> reporter: money raised from the athletes this gold goes to local pediatric cancer

patients, this program was started by a south jersey family lost their son to cancer. >> we started the program almost a day that he was diagnosed. seeing the need of other kid and their families. >> reporter: richard says, and for thinks 15th birthday. his family started a foundation called go for the gold to help other cancer patients. >> to headache the experience, you know, more tolerable so they can get to their goal of beating pediatric cancer. >> reporter: soccer players were wearing go for the gold t-shirt, money raised goes to help ease financial burdens for families, grant wishes for kid, support hospital programs and fund research. >> everybody is helping out, that you know it can go a long way with, you know, finding a cure. that is what we are this is goal for. >> it is an honor because so many kid, suffer from this and obviously cancer is terrible. is there so much of their childhood. it is just quite frankly totally unfair. >> reporter: they cannot fix

unfairness but they can bring hope lacing up in gold. stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" we are tracking her mine and what it means for the new jersey shore, alex. well, fear over high wind and tidal flooding have been balanced out the by a beautiful sunday morning. i'm alexandria hoff and we are live in avalon coming up, justin. good morning everyone, waking up to a nice morning, we have got sunshine but that storm system still sits out here we are talking about increased wind at the coast. we will break it

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good morning, today is sunday september 4th i'm rahel solomon. lets get out to justin drabick outside on the cbs-3 sky deck with the jump on the forecast. it looks beautiful behind you. >> it is beautiful. feeling good. looks real nice. we have sunshine mixed with some clouds. this is shaping up to be a decent finish to the holiday weekend. rain chance very low even on the coastline but we are still dealing with that storm, and biggest issue will be strong wind today tonight and labor day and threat for coastal flooding, at least through monday night, possibly into tuesday morning. storm scan three, showing a better picture across the delaware valley. most of the rain stays off shore. maybe stray shower or two gets into the shore later tonight, tomorrow but that chance is

even very low. other than that we will see partly sunny skies through much of the region. wind not so much an issue right now but they will increase again tonight as that storm strengthens as it the sits off shore. tropical storm warnings do remain in effect up and down new jersey coastline as well as delaware. we could be dealing with wind gusts up around 50 miles an hour. storm itself has wind of 65. again may drift further west ward over the next 24 hours as it slows down a bit and then takes time to move off to the north and east but could intensify to 75 miles an hour wind and that would be hurricane force. this is still a strong storm system, just consider this a strong nor'easter that is sitting a couple hundred miles off the coast line. sustain wind 15 miles an hour or less right now. as far as wind go today will be better day at the shore. increasing again tonight, 50 miles an hour for the gusts, same deal on monday. it will be a windy, labor daze long the coast but mainly dry. partly sunny for philadelphia. seventy-eight.

lower 07's at the shore and poconos we're talking about 90's returning to the seven day forecast, we will talk about that in a few minutes. >> sounds good. >> all eyes this morning on tropical storm hermine. governor christie declared a state of emergency for ocean, atlantic and cape may. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio has been live all morning and cherry, seeing some people out there on the beach, perhaps a little advising. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, yes they have been on the beach all morning. i decided to come out the here since i had my boots on and get my feet wet because as high tides comes in at 10:06 where the flood and coastal flooding concern coming in. you can see that these can be an issue. looking in the water here, the tide is pretty, pretty strong. the lots of rip currents coming true here. so for inexperience swimmers this could be a problem but for experienced surfers i spoke to a woman earlier today

she came down here from new jersey city. she said hurricane season is best time of the year to surf. and as you can see now these people are hanging out walking around, people do not even realize that there is a threat of the tropical storm but so far, so good. the wind are light, to medium, at best, and they say that yesterday it was a lot worse but right now big issue is going to be coastal flooding which, as you can see, it is not too bad but we're again about two and a half hours or so from high tide at just after 10:00 o'clock. so if you are going to the other side of the boardwalk folks can't not even tell that we're dealing with these types of conditions, so some of the very peaceful morning. very picturesque and we are just enjoying it as we got my feet wet, rahel. enjoying it as we wait for is what to come. live from atlantic city, cherri gregg for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i love that. you are out there may as well enjoy it. thanks, cherri. lets go further south to avalon and "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff.

alex, how is it out there for you? >> reporter: it is just picturesque. we are seeing people walk around the beach. take a peak down there, this is typically what would you see on labor day weekend. as cherri was talking about this tide is on its way in. expected to peak just after 10:00 o'clock and you can see that certainly, on this ocean side, but where that will pack a punch will be on the bay. where waters have already been high and it is swelling tide could do some damage to low lying areas of streets. we have seen signs out there warning about that. we're probably seeing real concern for that will be later on, at high tide this evening, and then tomorrow, morning, and then maybe evening as well. so that is where that concern is, now when it comes to this beach, now we want to talk about there being an state of emergency. i want to talk about had what that means. it sound extreme and we are seeing this and like what is the deal. a you will that does is give local officials more authority to make safety changes to

ordinances during that time period. for example, if officials here decided hey we want to close the beach down it is too dangerous they could to that. i don't think that will happen. what might happies given how rough if surf is if they determined it is just too unsafe for anybody to be in there, they could block it off from just swimming. there is, possibility of a swimming ban but i haven't heard thinking like that at this time. it does seem typical, routine and people we spoke with said they were happy to still come in even though they have arrived as other cars were leaving. >> they knew that there was a storm and we saw everybody was leaving and we were only ones on the road coming in. but i'm so happen that i we stayed. it the is gorgeous this morning. i love the cool weather. >> reporter: it is definitely cool. you feel that labor day fall chill thing which isn't so bad. difficult ask if she was willing to hunker down perhaps if these wind get super gusty. she said certainly so.

that is important. it might in the stay exactly as it is right now but good thing to soak tonight while we have it. i'm alexandria hoff, now back to you. stay with us as we track hermine. when not near tv we are always on line at cbs philly.com. authorities after rested two men in connection with the shooting outside an atlantic city casino that left a police officer in critical condition and another suspect, dead. the shooting happened early saturday after prosecutors say that two officers saw a robbery in progress near a caesars casino parking garage. the officer was shot and injured as he was getting out of his vehicle. second officer returned fire, hitting one of the suspects. who was found dead a short distance away. two men 19 year-old mar tell chisum and dimitri cross were charged with to counts of attempted murder, robbery, weapons offences. wounded officer remains in critical condition. authorities in minnesota i had they have foundry mains of the boy kidnaped 30 years ago.

jake on wetterringly was abduct from st. joseph's, minnesota in 1989. no one has been arrested object charged in the abduction but police did name five three-year old danny as a person of interest. he was charged with multiple counts of child pornography but not was charged in jacob's abduction. investigation is underway into a fire in philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood. it happened on the 1300 block of cyber street just after 9:30 last night. the official says there was a small explosion in the homes. crews placed fire under control shortly after arriving on scene and no one was hurt. still to come this morning on eye witt the necessary news, eagles fans were stunned to learn sam bradford has been traded. what it means forbidder as they helped through the regular season. and it is a tradition dating back nearly a century coming up, the meaning behind

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well, many celebrated 92nd annual burning of the effigy in new mexico. it gives thousands toss cast away worries and troubles of the last year, on a single piece of ape that will go up in flames with old man gloom. the actual burning typically happens after 9:00 at night. but, many people say it the is the perfect chance to start over. who doesn't want to have another chance to start over. well that looks really interesting. and, here at home, we have had made in america this

weekend which has been really nice, not as many years as 92 but five years in the making. good weekend nonetheless. the justin you say it looks like here in philadelphia we may end on a good note too. >> that was a great stretch. i was behind the touch screen here trying to set up my weather watchers. >> yes. >> we have a tropical system to talk about, weather watchers, i'm still not done trying to set this thing up. we have, it is cool, you can do it here. thanks for that idea. we have, this, and then this, and then enter presentation mode. i got a few in here. that is what we do. we have to set this up before we come out in do weather. it takes its good old time to load up and here we go, finally. we're rocking and rolling. fifty's to around 60 degrees, across the region right now, pretty comfortable this watch. we are checking north and west at barbara's house in willow grove reporting that fog. we will get cooler night.

fog develops. 59 degrees. pretty comfortable there. still in new jersey we are at 63 at lynn's house. also reporting a little bit of fog, haze at 63. and then into south jersey, still pleasant conditions as well, closer to the coast, margot buena vista township is seeing the sunshine at 61 degrees a long the shorelines a few peaks of sun today but still that storm sits off shore, wind will kick up more especially tonight as this storm could strengthen, so still coastal flooding an issue. we are coming up at high tide in another hour or so across parts of the new jersey and delaware. so right now not too bad but ocean is roughed up. surf will be six to 10 feet over the next 12 to 24 hours. water level will come up to the dunes on a lot of beaches. we will be dealing with beach erosion. good news for surfers because that helps level out the beach, brings back the sandbars, once things start calming down a little bit. steady rain off shore. there is center of the storm, about almost 300 miles east of

south east of atlantic city. most of that heavy rain does stay off shore. rain chance very low through the rest of the holiday weekend even on the jersey shore. we will get cloud from time to time tonight into tomorrow but main focus will be wind increasing again and potential for that tidal flooding, possibly moderator major depending how strong wind get later tonight early monday morning. persistent north to northeasterly wind pushing water up along the coastline up to the delaware bay just a little bit. tides running high. coming off new moon phase. that means higher than normal tides as well. next high tide times ten and 11:00 this morning, moderate coastal flooding potential. tonight is a concern as well as tomorrow morning for potentially major coastal flooding, higher then normal water levels there tonight between ten and 11:30 is time of concern and then tomorrow morning 10:30 to 11:45. the even monday night there is still potential for that coastal flooding depending on the wind direction f that storm could kick out we will

get more northwesterly wind and helping push water back out. wind not that what had right now, less than 10 miles an hour. yesterday was stronger, even in atlantic city 4-mile an hour wind out of the north. tonight though wind increased, the reason is the storm, still well off shore, tries to move further west, just a little bit through overnight hours, we will get stronger wind energy trying to move inland, possibly, gusts to get to 40 or 50 miles an hour for labor day itself as that storm remains off shore and then finally moves out of here on tuesday, wind back off. wave heights right now up and down east coast from eight to even 15 feet, off the carolinas, but for our beach probably around six to ten, through labor day, so this storm, tough time moving north with high pressure block ago this system until this high breaks down, and it is stuck here. the sits here through at least tuesday. then finally starts to kick out. temperature wise near 80 in some spots, we will see sunshine. tonight comfortable.

sixty's and 70's. tomorrow we will see lower 80's. less ant weekend. the it looks like for rest of the weekend. breezy, partly sunny. tonight 66 degrees. here's that extended forecast keeping it dry, look at that, 90 degrees. summer weather, holding on. >> justin, thank you. time right now 7:45. let check with ann evans in the cw. three traffic center, hi there ann. >> we will have problems is sun glare this morning so wear these glasses and pull down sun visor in the car. this is schuylkill at city avenue n delays or problems this morning. the lighter volume then usual. folks sleeping in or out of town. nice to take advantage sometimes, other highways when they are like this no delays through philadelphia or suburbs. we will move traffic cam to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike, if you are heading to the poconos today, no problems off the turnpike or on the northeast extension. that is very latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans and here's "eyewitness sports" with pat gallen.

some might say that desperation is a stinky cologne. the eagles took advantage of the franchise this distress dealing sam bradford to the minnesota vikings. the trade is a coup for eagles and maybe coup coup for vikings. earlier 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 the bird looked to the future and we could see bradford very soon, the vikings coming to philadelphia on 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 reportedly can become a second round pick, if the vikings win the super bowl. howie roseman would not the say if carson wentz would be starter when eagles take on the browns but 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 progress he has made. a big part of this is mental. i mean our plan wasn't to trade sam bradford. the situation, circa rose that we felt it was 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 the 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 could relate to. i have been here. i mean hearing what i have heard about him nothing but good things. i know he will attack his rehab and he will be back in no time but the past 24 hours really past 12 hours finding out i would be here, you know, it has been a little crazy. >> some eagles roster moves former pro bowler codey park i

loses out to kail up surgeones. also gone ed reynolds and former sixth round pick jacorry shepherd. and linebacker mike tarvarez has been let go. he made news when he said he would not stand for national anthem and then later change his decision. you can see 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, the nfl today follows at noon, then bird take on the browns at one. stick around after the game it is the cure auto insurance, cbs-3, pose game show. some other nfl news former eagle will mark chan sanchez has found a new home. after being dealt to denver in the off season sanchez was cut by the broncos and has been picked 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 julius husseling down field and getting in on the hitting. he levels, nick holy. get him. 260-pound right there. in the third omani, takes it to the house, penn state, wins, 33-13. meanwhile, villanova traveled to pit, story of the game, comes from pit, james conner busts his way into the end zone. he had two scores on the afternoon, pit would win 28-seven. connor's first game back after beating cancer. it is football season. don't forget about baseball. phillies and braves last night third inning that is caesar hernandez going yard his sixth of the season. but lock it up at one. in the sixth odonis garcia looking good, he hit his second home run of the night. phillies would lose to six-four in the tenth. pete mack kahn on says it want last start of the season for vince velasquez.

union in chicago taking on the fire, 22nd mink roland alberg goes for tackle and that is not supposed to happen. an own goal was put, 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. and still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" carroll erickson our animal advocate is up next with helpful tips for your pets. extra a look, look at the details on how he may be able to go home wit

it is time for cbs-3 pet project. carroll erickson animal advocate and friend of the pennsylvania spca joins us sunday every time to give us helpful pet information and how to adopt a pet, good morning, carroll. >> good morning, rahel. we have a wonderful little dog. little is not accurate. wig dog. we have mia a eight year-old pit mix and she's just wonderful. she has been in the house for many years and she would like to get back there. she looks like this sweater that i have on today. i'm rocking the mia look. >> yes. >> we have so many other adoptable animals from spca. i want to show you some of them. lets look at this dog. this is zues, seven month-old white tan hound, partially house trained, create trained, knows basic commands. we love that. playful, affectionate, he can be vocal and maybe bark a

little when left alone. you can work on that. he does work great with other dogs. loves to napa long side his family. when his family takes a that he loves to take a nap. now we have another great dog. that dog was zuess, this is a six month-old retriever mix, friendly, social, shy but will warm up. he is very gentle. he has a tolerance for all sorts offhandeddeling. the great candidate to go in the home with older children, and he is a puppy, so you have to keep working with him for the sit, stay and that sort of thing. wonderful dog. family pet forever. whisker is a six year-old domestic short haired gray cat, very friendly, loves to cuddle, great with kid in the house and he loves to lay in the window and watch world go by. he is on a special diet, however so couple food allergies. that is so sweet. that leads us to our topic for today, and we will talk about how to adopt great dog mia in just a second. our topic for the day because

people are outside barbecuing and they have their pets out there and that can be a real has air. i have a full screen of the foods that should be avoided with your dogs, and your cats. raw meat not a good thing. a lot of people want to do that. you have hamburger, you have got chicken, e-coli bacteria they do not need to get into that. grapes, raisins, kidney failure can occur with that. fried food, that equals pan creates which is a life threatening, situation. also nuts, no, in nuts, almond, pecans, walnuts, terrible. they have fats and oils that are not good. also with onion and garlic included powder, poisoning, and could have delayed symptoms. fur dog got into that it is not immediate and ice. and ice, but many animals are lactose intolerant so you do not want to do that. do you, mia.

look at this beautiful dog. >> i feel lick we always hear about chocolate but so many of those foods you do not even realize. >> so glad you brought up chocolate. that is another one. corn on the could be, it is not corn but cobb and that can get stuck further down. mushrooms can have toxins, yeast, dough, i want to make sure i have them all here. bones can cause obstructions. wooden skewers on stuff that is also a problem. so that can, again, it is for cats as well as dogs. now lets talk about mia. come here, sweetheart. this is our gang dog. you know, way too young to understand that. our gang comedy, but they have had a pit bull in that. >> yes. >> and that is what mia is. >> let's go over here where they can see your pretty face. she has been in the home for many years and new she is at the age of eight find herself in need of another home, which is, unfortunate but hepply

next home she gets will be permanent one. she's a wonderful dog. see how nicely she takes that. if she can behave on camera. can you sit, sweetheart. good girl. so she's very well train. she's very well ready to go in the home and absolutely wonderful but it is, this is a dog that can stand on her hind legs like so many and get on a table and all that food we were just talking about that they can get into. another reminder, you and rahel just kind of share a moment, looking at one another. >> look at those eyes. >> beautiful eyes. >> has he just found a new home for mia, would that be nice, mia and rahel. >> here's how you can find her today, rahel. >> so to adopt mia or any other adorable pet visit sp.c. a erie avenue headquarters at 12 to 6:00 on the weekend and one to 8:00 during the week. >> mia will be there and other animals, and we will be back next week more tips and pets. >> nice to meet you, mia.

so cute. well, coming up, that is all we have at 7:00. here's what we have at 8:00. get eye to eye with a giraffe, other animals you can see here and reason this zoo has people getting so close to meet the animals up so close. what a difference between the shore in philadelphia very nice. justin drabick keeps track of the changes on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. a john deere 1 family tractor there nevwith quik-parkt? lets you attach and go. imatch quick-hitch gives you more time for what you love, so it takes less work to do more work. autoconnect drive-over mower deck? done. they're not making any more land. but there's plenty of time if you know where to look. now you can own a 1e sub-compact tractor for just $99 a month. learn more at your john deere dealer.

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