pistol whipped and robbed a violent home invasion unfold in philadelphia, how victims are doing and how police were able to quickly make an arrest. traumatize to go me. he was hot, sweaty, he didn't know who he was at first good how kindergarten's first day of school went terribly wrong and way school district is trying to ease parents fears. donald trump and hillary clinton talk business during their first joint event of the campaign season. big take away, good morning, it is thursday september 8th i'm jim done von. i'm natasha brown in for brook thomas. all that plus philadelphia it the i council gets back to work, but first katie is promising summer heat this

season. >> yes, yes, good morning. >> what time is it. >> i was going to say how are you feeling this morning. >> talk to me in about two hours. >> your commute is looking good although we have an overturn tractor trailer in delaware and wait until you hear is what spilled on the roadway. >> oh, boy. >> that is a trees if i ever heard one. >> we have wet weather. although skat nerd nature but when we start off with the radar this has since fizzled in the last couple of hours but at the moment through at least clipping cape may county very little will bit of light rain and kent, sussex counties in bay wear use and shoreline. we had expect this but it will continue to fizzle here so weaned even up with sunshine throughout the day. boy do we heat up. heat advisory now expand todd include rest of the delaware and spilling over to the maryland border here. now even up toward city of new york as well. heat advisory will take effect

as of noon time today. the urban corridor but outlining suburbs through delaware and we will have a heat advisory as well. we will november problems heating up to day. currently 74 in wilmington. hot spot of the back here but not the far behind is philadelphia at the airport at 73 degrees. it is muggy outside. expect humidity to be a theme here. we will eventually top off at 94 degrees today, so certainly a very toasty afternoon and feels more like height of the summer then anything for air conditioning, i have a feeling will be cranked as we head to work today. >> thanks, very much. as you just tuned in and heard me tease what we are looking at right now, you guys this is an overturned tractor trailer in delaware, new castle delaware, 95 northbound at route 141, you cannot see it from the shot but this tractor trailer overturn and spilled pennies, pennies, a sea of pennies all over the place. the get this for thinking

those would be smart and get a lottery ticket. they are unprinted. they are not even printed yet. they are on the way to the u.s. mint in philadelphia, who knows northbound on i-95. i-95 northbound is block at route 141 you know what they say if you find a penny it is your lucky day but i don't know if that counts because they are not printed. you have to use pulaski highway to du pont avenue is your best bet. but, you have got to say that pretty cool sight, just a sea of gold, right? >> bronze. >> bronze. >> copper, yes. >> ninety-five north between betsy ross and bridge street two right lanes are blocked. jim and natasha back over to you. we will start with some very serious news, fast moving fire that rips through a home in moorestown burlington county overnight. the flames broke out around midnight on the 800 block of cox road. the fire started in the garage and spread to the main part of

the house, part of the roof also collapsed, fortunate thely there were no reports of any injuries, no word on the cause. well, new this morning a suspect is in custody following a violent home invasion in the the rhawnhurst section of the philadelphia. >> we are told that the suspect may have struck more than ones. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live at northeast detectives with the very latest on this story, justin? >> reporter: good morning, that is right, one teen suspect is now under arrest for two crimes, a home invasion and armed hold up. he spent most of his night and overnight here in northeast detectives. lets get to you video from the investigation, overnight, first call came into police around 11:00 when an armed home invasion on the the 2,000 block of oakmont street in the rhawnhurst section where a second district police were met by husband and wife both age 53 telling police they were attacked and robbed by a 19 year-old man who pistol whipped that male rick tim and

shot his gun in the floor. that suspect got the away on floor with the lap top and prescription pills, and then reports of another robbery about one block away. a 28 year-old woman, robbed at gunpoint, her purse snatched, her suspect description matched the one the couple gave, went out over police radio and teen was captured a short time later just a few blocks away running police say as he was seen ditching that purse, lap top, and some victim's identification. back live as that teen was in cuss todd that i male victim was taken to the hospital where he was treated with stitches for that pistol whipping head wound. we are live outside north east detectives, i'm justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". justin, thanks very much. in other news search is on for suspect who brutally stabbed a would hand in burlington county. police are conducting a all out manhunt for akiehl herbert. he stabbed a woman in the 200 block of fifth avenue knew in florence township.

victim was rush to the hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries. anyone with any information is asked to contact the police. a frightening experience for a little berks county boy left on the bus on his first day of kindergarten. the prince okendo was supposed to get off at this elementary school in am any township but 59 year-old spent the entire morning, four and a half hours alone, on the bus in 85-degree weather. his mom called the school when he didn't come home at noon. >> i cried myself to sleep. >> yes. >> how many times. >> two times. >> traumatize to go me. he was hot, sweaty, he didn't know who i was at first. >> generally drivers check for backpacks, water bottles, books, driver didn't do that. >> and transportation company immediately fired the bus driver. daniel boone superintendent, says that the school also, failed by not notifying okendo

when her son was mark absent. he plans to drive her son to and from school from now on and a information session will be held at this school to try to ease the fears of other parents of kindergarteners. that will take place tonight at 6:30. city council returns to work after a long 12 week race, soda tax dominated work before council members took the summer off. now they are expect to narrow focus bills that look at increased parking at apartment building in west philadelphia and keeping supermarkets from squeezing out the competition. in other news a new government report shows that pennsylvania is backlogged with more than 3,000 untested rape kits. because of its the city size, philadelphia has most by far, 1200 rape kits more than a year-old and have not been tested. yesterday in harrisburg pennsylvania's auditor general called for those state lawmakers toal cade more funding to clear the backlog. monk our recommendations is that stake holders convene immediately to discuss what

resources they need particularly from the state to be able to effectively communicate, how local law enforcement agencies handle rape kits and to a for all of these kits to be tested. >> experts say rape kits are unkept evidence that could lead to arrest in some of the most disturbing violent cases in the the system. coming up for the first time donald trump and hillary clinton take part in the the joint event. they talk policy and also a rigs in the the town hall style discussion and what clinton says she will not do in the fight against isis and circumstances in which trump says he might allow an undocumented immigrant in the u.s. while it may look like this guy is trying to cut grass after dark, he is actually making a quick getaway, crime police say he committed moments before. stay with

he's making it up. of course, anyone who commits a violent crime needs to be prosecuted -- and put behind bars.

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first event. town hall style discussion happened on the decommissioned u.s.s. inn trip pid in new york city. >> they didn't appear together but they spoke back to back. correspondent hena daniels joins us from new york with both of their big policy take aways, good morning, hena. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and jim. both candidates fielded 30 minutes of questions about their experience and judgment to be commander in chief. now clinton who appeared on stage first found herself responding at length to questions about her years in government, she reiterate that had she has made mistakes and relying on a personal e-mail account and private server, as secretary of state. and in voting for 2003 invasion of iraq as a senator. now clinton taughted her temperament while drawing a line in the middle east if she's elect. >> we are not putting ground troops into iraq ever again, and we're not putting ground troops into syria. we will defeat isis without

committing american ground troops. >> meanwhile donald trump came down hard on the military while trying to win over voters. putting servicemen and women last night maintaining he was against the war in iraq, even though his opponent wanted. he hinted at private plan to defeat isis and answered a question about whether ab undocumented person who wants to serve in the the military deserves to stay in country, legally. >> military is a very special thing f they plan on serving, if they good it in i would absolutely hold those people. now we have to be very careful. we have to vet very carefully. everybody would agree with that. the answer is it would be a very special circumstance, yes. >> jim and natasha while two candidates did not the share the stage they will go head to head, face-to-face in their first presidential debate at the end of this month. welshing things are heating up, that is for sure, thanks very much.

well, u.s. olympic committee and u.s.a. swimming are set to announce punishment for ryan lochte today. he is expect to be suspend fod are ten months. threeors will get less time. four claimed they were robbed at gunpoint in rio during the olympics but brazilian investigators say they vandalized a gas station bathroom and armed security guard demanded they pay for damage. rio investigators say they are pursuing a case for filing a false police report. police in oklahoma are looking for church thieves who made a slow speed getaway. officers released video of the guys using a riding lawn mower to steel lawn maintenance equipment. someone in the truck followed behind the mower, the thieves stole thousands of dollars worth of equipment but pastor says he not only forgives them but wants to welcome them to join his church family. >> it is not idea that we want to just beat them down for something, but if we can help them, if we can change their mind and hearts.

then we wouldn't have this problem. >> well, thursday is a serious hit for the church. they have 50 congregation members and serve low income neighborhood. nice of that pastor to say that. >> yes. >> very christian like thing for them to do. >> am i praying for relief for this heat coming our way. >> i think so, that is a transition. >> yes, it is already very steamy out there. >> it really is. >> it will feel like the height of summer for next couple days. can you you believe we're talking about heat advisory again. >> i thought we were over that. >> anything can happen. it is a transition month where we see extreme, ups and downs, crazy things can happen. we are not dealing with any hurricanes, right, that is good news. we have wet weather to dodge in the days ahead which we will discussion and we will start off with a serene looking view in the live neighborhood network. 71 degrees at palmyra cove nature park. you can see center city sky line with no problem. visibility are not a concern but it is a more muggy air mass and certainly if you are

coming out, from air conditioning, from the overnight but we will take a look at storm scan at a more wide zoom and there has been showers, thunderstorms overnight mainly for our area and just some rain showers off to the southwest of the city but this was a weakening warm front and reason that we will start to see temperatures heating up as easily today. the cold front associated with that same system will be crossing through with little fanfare when it comes to cooler air. but certainly, will end up with the potential for wet weather out of it but i would say any day is a wash out. partly sunny, wraps, west of the city, and hot and humid, big story, heat advisory for majority of our area will take effect as of noon time, 94 the high feeling like low triple digits. there could be a shower or then are storm again and that it is a sign of the next frontal boundary crossing through, that could bring a shower or then are storm tomorrow. stays hot through saturday. by saturday night we will see

potential for showers and storms and then cool back down for eagles game take perfect timing with some good tailgate weather. >> perfect weather. i will be out there thanks very much, katie. construction on 202 both directions at mall boulevard, one lane is opened here, crews out there and also the vine was closed for construction, westbound side is just now opening, eastbound side will probably follow fairly shortly. what i want to call your attention to is this guys, overturn tractor trailer in new castle delaware happened around 2:00 a.m. overturn tractor trailer what it was carrying was a ton of pennies. so pennies, now all over the roadway and for those who just waking up and hearing this and thinking you will go collect some, they are not printed. they are not printed yet. do not waste your time. leave them alone. you will to have use an alternate 95 northbound is block at route 141 pulaski highway to du pont highway is

your best bet. i can only imagine up close and personal how cool though that must look to see all those pennies all over the roadway. we were talking about what is a penny made out of. i googled it. now it is zinc. >> more metal to talk about. >> we will talk about gold, later, after we get through this construction in ten minutes. jim, over to you. >> thanks, meisha. you learn everything on our morning show, indeed. itt tech announced it is shutting down operations every where other collegeness our area are stepping into help. >> i tell you exactly which two have announced plans for displaced student and one is having an event for them

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another college in our areas extending an hand to help displays itt tech student. camden county college is joining community college of philadelphia to help students, out. the college is hosting a special event tonight, where

student can learn how their credits can easily be transferred over. the more than 35,000 students were displaced when itt tech suddenly announced it would be closing all of its locations nationwide. well, time is 4:50. time for a check of been news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange. good morning to you. apple had big product launch yesterday, what can investors thing. >> reporter: well, apple didn't really wow investors. it had new i phone and product launch, shares rose but only a fraction on. that ieven if seven, water resistant, better camera and there is no head phone jack. apple is including a converter for people not ready to give up their older headphones just yet. customers can buy wireless ear budd. investors are concerned there are not enough upgrades to spur sales. >> a shot of that wireless ear thing. i'm afraid people will lose

it. at least with the plug it is attached. >> the thing gets, old. >> either or. >> busy summer travel season is trying to close, wait from the airport were not as bad as we expected. >> reporter: that is right, the government says that 92 percent of airline travelers, only waited for about 15 minutes or less, at airport security checkpoints this summer and that is even, despite the fact that more people were flying, tsa did hire shore workers after, many travelers complained of waiting as long as two hours to go through security lines in the spring, jim and natasha. >> those lines were ridiculous. >> exactly. >> well, summer is making a come back today. >> all right. we will let you know about that. katie will tell us about another warm up. >> triple digit temperatures? oh

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good morning, welcome back. we are seeing a little bit of what looks like a haze over the lamb presidents the boardwalk in ocean city but it is a try start to the morning here. you go far enough south on the parkway you will still have a couple damp roads, boards here in places like cape hey for example and we are still finding a couple left over showers on the area radar to kick start the day. that is where we will turn our focus, just a quick check of storm scan three. we will go out to the full screen. this is a three hour loop, it has fizzled, beginning of the loop by 2:00 in the morning but now left with lingering showers across southern cape may county and delaware beaches and sussex county. future heat index is important. by noon time it feels like low to mid 90's in many locations. it will be a hot one. by 3:00 p.m. height of after the noon, triple digit territory. there is a heat add advisory at noon time for a good chunk of our area and that will last

us this will 6:00. even by the time sunnies dropping over the horizon it still feels like it is flirting with hundred degrees. very toasty day on tap, high of 94. mid 90's in saturday with spotty showers and thunderstorm chances along the way. by sunday and monday, gorgeous weather unfolding once more, in the 80's where we should be, sun will shine and humidity will tropical. >> i'm all in. >> perfect on that sunday for eagles. that was great. thank you very much. take a look at this, just waking up, we have an overturn tractor trailer. it happened around 2:00 a.m. and tractor trailer was carrying a ton of pennies. they are now all over the roadway and that is i-95 north bound it is block at route 141, we will have to use an alternate, you can see this ace i live snapshot, that you continue to see what it is looking like, traffic is diverted, or exited on 5a which is airport road, if you want to try to avoid it all

together use this alternate pull ascy highway to to upon the highway. but just a road full of pennies, you can only imagine what a mess that is. the also construction around the same area in delaware i-95 south between route 58 and churchman's road, delaware services area. these three lanes will be block until 5:30. they should not slow you down too much but look at our sensors you can see it slowing you down already this morning. jim and natasha back over to you. coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" how a local school is celebrating their seventh fifth anniversary to take. new developments in the hillary clinton e hail scandal what some democrats are accusing former second of state colin powell of doing. more controversy surrounding wash ton d.c.'s with men's soccer team and national anthem. we are back at the top of the hour, good morning.

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welshing breaking news right now all lanes of northbound i-95 in new castle are closed to tractor trailer flipped over there, we will tell what you it left spilled all over the road plus meisha has all of the detours. new this morning a home invasion in rhawnhurst one resident was pistol whipped, we're live with how police were quickly able to capture this suspect. nightmare experience for a five-year old boy he was left on the hot school bus for hours. we will hear from the boy and the mom in just a moment. today is thursday september 8th good morning i'm jim donovan. i'm natasha brown in for brooke. the katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, great to see you. happy thursday, everybody. i was going to say friday

almost jumped out of my mouth. >> you can't do that to us. >> exactly. >> you pointed out overturned tractor trailer in new castle delaware. it is more serious. we will get to that in a moment. a lot of construction out there slowing you down. >> actually wet weather, some spots, damp road but worst of what happened has started to fizzle. that is good news. i will turn our focus to the major weather head line of the day. it is our heat advisory that will take effect as of noon time. it is still mild outside right now, however but we're currently in the 60's and 70's and muggy outside too. heat advisory won't go in effect until noon time for majority of our area, all of the state of delaware included and now even spills out over into maryland. here's that storm scan view i promised you. we have more activity the southwest of the city in the last few hours but is there still what is left of one pocket of steadier rain, and now pulling away, from sussex counties as well