>> developing now at 11:00 a police chase ends with a female driver of suv in custody. chopper 3 over that scene at the corner of and street and richmond in port richmond and it started in concernsing ton and at some point an officer fired a gun. eyewitness was there as police took the woman into custody. it's unclear what prompted the chase. >> also tonight in our region health officials confirm sexually transmitted case of

zika virus. >> customers out millions of dollars after fake accounts were opened at one of the nation's largest banks. employees at wells fargo were behind it all. the bank has been find nearly $200 million in penalties as a result. good evening i'm jessica dean. >> and i'm ukee washington. >> officials in los angeles went to court over concerns with the company. it affects customers all over the kupty. eyewitness reporter david spunt explains. >> do you pay attention to every transaction in your bank account. you may consider it after 5300 wells fargo employees were fired for creating false accounts in part to earn bonuses. it started five years ago and customers had no idea. >> this is an extraordinary breach of trust at this point. especially with a bank of this size like wells fargo. >> lisa gasher is attorney in

cyber security expert based in philadelphia. she says news from else farrow is surprising. director of consumer financial protection bureau said in a statement "wells fargo employees secretly opened unauthorized accounts to hit sales target and receive bonuses and because of severity of the violations wells fargo is paying largest penalty the cfpb has ever imposed. >> honestly it feels like the only way a consumer could see this is if they monitored credit score and online banking accounts with banks they already v what about banks they don't wkts who would have been able to do this that's what i'm thinking about. >> the banking giant says employees were not all fired at once and a fraction of percent of accounts reviewed by third party were affected and the company put out a statement "wells fargo is committed to putting our customers interests first, 100% of the time and we regret and take responsibility for any instances where customers may have received a

product that they did not request." >> it's breech of trust not only for the institution but industrywide. >> jeep fer hearting is financial adviser with wealth strategies in philadelphia. wells fargo is largest bank in our area and company supposeman declined to provide specifics on numbers of local customers affected you. >> are supposed to trust people but you need to know what's going on in your own bank. >> as you can imagine, wells fargo is doing everything possible to make sure this is right. they set up a special page on wells fargo web site to discuss these issues with customers they've already said they refunded customers affected. reporting live tonight on independence mall david spunt eyewitness us in. >> philadelphia public schools will -- today camden dismissed student 1 p.m. and cancelled all after-school programs and schools in camden will also dismiss early tomorrow, now,

officials tell eyewitness news temperatures top 0 inside the older buildings without air companying. >> tonight pennsylvania is reporting its first case of zika virus transmitted bisexual contact. the department of health says the victim had sex with their partner who recently traveled to an area zika transmission is occurring. officials are recommending president that travel to zika areas practice safe sex. zika is mosquito linked illness linked to birth defects including micro cephaly that causes newborns to be born with smaller heads. >> a little more than a month after the fbi raided his office the councilman spoke about the federal investigation. he read from a prepared statement and said to his knowledge, he and his staff have not been directly contacted by law enforcement. and cannon is electrician by trade and employed ibe local 98 run by union boss josh dougherty they are

investigating the un joan and dougherty. >> being a member of city council comes with great responsibility and with that great responsibility is putting interest of the community first and foremost app i try to do that every single day and i will always try toy do that. thank you for coming up i have no further comments. >> cbs3 learned the city hired outside counsel to represent him. that's brian mc mondaygal also respecting bill cosby. >> president obama is headed to philadelphia to campaign for hillary clinton on eakins oval ovals. the stakes are high, 60 diz from election day. they stepped up attacks against each other on national security and she slammed russian praise of vladimir putin. >> it is scary and dangerous. it actually suggests he will

let putin do what putin wants and make excuses for him. >> meanwhile trump went on a rant about hillary clinton in cleveland. they aused her of flip flopping on email scandal and criticized her vote on iraq war. >> every time she talks about the subject it's different. she's got to get her act together. this is yet more evidence that clinton is unfit to be your commander-in-chief. >> the candidates will meet face to face in less than three weeks at the first presidential debate. >> and another presidential candidate is getting a lot after tension tonight and not the kind you want. >> a third party candidate gary john shown a bad moment on national television when asked about foreign policy and nicole brewer joins us with more on what kind of impact a flood like that could have. >> i also interviewed every day people to see how they would apps the question, what is alepo.

>> what were you do if you were elected about alepo. >> when libertarian candidate gary johnson was sdhd question thursday many assumed he would outline plan to deal with serious civil war instead it went down like this. >> what is alepo. >> you're kidding. >> no. >> his question took on a life of its own #what is alepo was trending on twitter as comment tateers chastise him as being uninformed. >> what is aleppo. >> i sglnt no one id middle east. >> i don't know. >> i know a man running for president should know. >> i probably would have said the same thing. >> a once robust city in sear why aleppo became the gatle ground for a five year civil war where this last month a boy rescued from air string there made international news. how bad was his flub. >> an awkward moment.

>> a professor at drexel said it could cost the former republican governor of new mexico votes but will not impact the election considering so many people don't know who he is. >> if they don't vote for gary johnson it's unlikely they'll go back and vote for donald trump. they'll probably sit on hands and not vote at all. they think it's a statement about the capabilities of our candidates and their knowledge and their ability to lead the nation. >> how he's part of incompetent pool out there with clinton and trump. they should be held to the highest standard not just him but across the board. >> johnson said heeds human an blanked but understands the significance of aleppo. time will tell if his foreign policy fumble impacts poll numbers. he needs 15% support in five national polls to participate in the debates and is currently averaging less than nine. so it will be interesting to see what happened. >> it will be. >> thank you. >> yes, indeed. >> and a zip line course where

a woman died in delaware three weeks ago will reon tomorrow morning the go ape adventure course follows a state safe tin inspection. go ape says the report found the course met industry standard and all safety equipment was in good working order. 59-year-old tina warner of kent county was killed when they fell 35 feet off a platform. >> traffic is moving again on northbound i 5 delaware after a tractor-trailer rolled over and spilled its load of pennies. police say the big rig lost control near the 29 5 split in newcastle before 2:00 this morning and more than 40,000 unstamped pennies rolled all over the highway and what makes them special unstamped pennys are worth two cents they had to use vacuums to pick them up. commuters were extremely frustrated with traffic delays and the crash is under investigation. >> we're counting down to surprised and the eagles home and season opener at lincoln financial field. >> eagles are pretty excited

too. they held a party tonight for fans. sports director don bell here with us now for more news on that. >> i'm excited and ready to get out there. a lot of talk. not a lot of playing yet. it's the party before the party. eagles host cleveland broundz sunday but tonight, the team hosted fans at xfinity live in philadelphia. eagles players, cheerleaders and alumnis spending time with fans and experts don't expect the eagles to win too many games, 7 or 8 or so and a new season is here and a new coac coaching staff and quarterback. so the excitement is high an anyway. >> and also, earlier today, the bird continue their preparations for the season opener. and the defense is considered to be the strength of team and with a rookie quarterback under center we mentioned him earlier carson went their performance will be even more important. defensive coordinator jim schwartz was asked what the defense can do to help went. >> our job is to go stop the

opponent and you know, not to take anything else, not to carry any other flag other than going out and stopping rg 3 and stopping prior and joe thomas and farnage and good players on offense and we have to play our best to stop those guys. >> now the players are not the only ones getting ready for the season opener. members of the media gearing up for 17 week marathon as well. >> going on vacation and all i did was work cbs3. >> our torey widle and meisha johnson make thiring way to the wip morning show today and they were promoting their involvement with the station's tail goet gate zone. tory and meisha will be at the tailgate zone for every home game. they told listeners exactly what to expect. >> we'll be rocking out in the wip tailgate zone happening out with sludge. eagles, playing games. it's the seasonch the season

has begun and we're here to celebrate on behalf of cbs3. >> if i'm out with the fans tailgate zone i'm dancing. >> you heard it here first. >> you know what, that is the gig. really? you're going to have a good time. we're all going to have a good time especially sunday let's check out the schedule, 11:30 a.m. toyota sunday kickoff followed by nfl noon and eagles brounz kickoff 1 p.m. followed by cure another insurance post game show. cannot wait for football sometime. >> it's preseason games that don't count. >> we've been talking and talking we're ready to get it done. >> thank u. buddy. >> nasa has embanked on a bold mission that feels like something straight out of science fiction movie. >> ahead at 11 where this space craft is headed and what it's planning to bring back to earth seven years from now. >> sometimes central is bette better. an eatery where there's only five actuals on the menu. how a one-time high school

project turned into this buck county hot spot, kate. >> and dangerous heat today and more on the way tomorrow. we're approaching a record that has been in place for 132 years. and coming up i'll tell you how hot it will be and how that will feel and how long the heat will last coming up with we

>> colleges all across the area have been stepping up to displaced itt students and camden county college and hosted a special event to assist those student. the night allowed school officials to make a steamless transition into the ccc course work. 35,000 students were displaced when itt tech suddenly closed all locations two days ago.

>> nasa launched a rocket designed to chase down a giant asteroid believed to be potentially dangerous to earth. >> and liftoff sigh russ rex. >> the rocket took off from cape canaveral florida after 7:00 tonight. it will take two years. once there it will cruise around the giant space rock a few years to map its surface. it will also bring gravel and soil samples back to earth. it's over the counter ea eatery making a big splash along a delaware river town. >> tonight victoria shows you how a project turned into a bucks county restaurant known for burgers and shakes. >> people are having a cow over moo in nuh sgluxt it's dlish us. with simple source menu of five items, fresh burgers, fries, shakes this new

hope hangout outside of main street is prime. >> five things perfectly and be the best at it. >> meet the moover and shaker evan asudgon made the switch from student to making a sidsl sidsling grill. >> i was at the french institute to sign pain nertz fall and i was like looked to my dad and was like can we go for a walk quick. >> that's when he told him. >> i want to be my own boss and be super created what do i have. moo. >> he had the concept for moo in high school. ask his high school teacher mr mr. ba ty to. >> he did a senior pronl whekt recommitted to cooking burgers and fries and milkshakes this was something in him all along. >> sounds like lunch bell. what will i order? >> i feel like the sunny burger is calling my name. because anything with cried egg i love. >> i agree. >> and ki get a carmel shake.

>> definitely we make our own salted carmel by the way. >> stop it. that's easy i'll have that. >> orders up. >> tory. >> it's like the perfect patti. it's not like too thick or too thin. it's that american cheese on there, oh, man! >> money. moola. >> shake break. >> come on, ev app, is this real life. >> oh, the fries. >> are you ready? he gives me like the eyebrow raise because he knows. >> buggers are utterly undeniable. >> this is undeniably one of the best buggers i've had. give the eyebrow raise again.

>> you know it's good when you start shaking. you know it's good. >> it's awesome. >> is it carmel or carmel. >> we both come down on car amel. >> i'm a carmel. >> i wouldn't have expected it any other way. >> and now with the forecast we'll get to hot weather to mel that cara-mel. >> salted carmel milkshakes willing melted tomorrow. we're headed to the 9 30s. heat fwhaiv september. heat wave in september. that's rare in july and august. and certainly in september for a heat wave. let's take ak look what the is happening for a time lapse of today. we started the day with patchy clouds and blue sky here and there through the day that was breezy and helped slightly. winds gusted to 20 miles an hour at this location. not a bad looking day but didn't feel great with temperatures headed to mid 90s and felt at times like the low

fliple dinl its. storm scan 3 shows showers and thunderstorms that looked robust earlier over north western pennsylvania and they really continued fizzling and not a whole lot happening with these as they move into the region and maybe a stray shower northwest suburbs and storms back to the west are expected to diminish as well tonight. so we can't get a raindrops in here to save our lives and can't get a cool day in here evenlyer. we need the rain and don't have much on the way through the forecast. our high today, 95. and that put us just shy of the record. and that was an old record. record was 96 today setback in 193 and today's high 95. makes it the 40th, 0-plus degree day since the start of june. we've been racking them up and two more owe to add. 85 in philadelphia and and 81 millville and heat advisory is extended until 6:00 tomorrow evening. i fully expect that tomorrow to be extended further until 6:00 on saturday. because the heat is not going anywhere. and as we head into the weeken weekend. that includes the lehigh valley and all of delaware and muchch

south jerz jury as well. your future heat index values in the afternoon around 99. 98 in wilmington and 98 lancaster and these are sligh slightly lower than today's and once you get near 100, sim of one and half dozen of other and dangerously hot and it will be that way again on saturday afternoon like the upper 0 s and anyone with respiratory problems anything like that definitely needs to take any heat-related precautions we talk about them all the time. limit your time in the heat drink plenty of water and check on anyone you know that may need help. showers and storms stay to the norm. stray one in the afternoon or evening and better chance overnight saturday night and couple showers and storms along this next cold front and shower early sunday morning and we try to clear it out surprised afternoon and the temperatures drops and hultty drops as well just in time for the eagles game. overnight, warm and muggy, hit or miss shower or storm. hot and humid nothing more than

a stray thunderstorm and kickoff forecast for the eagles game looks great. 84 degrees the kickoff temperature and we could see 'shower especially in morning and fall all it's a much more comfortable day. tomorrow, 93. by the way, the record, 94 set in 1884. i don't know if anyone republicans that one. 94 saturday and sunday 85. monday looks great 80 with sunshine. we have a chance to maybe tie or break a 132-year-old record tomorrow. >> why are you looking at me when you said 1884. >> what do you mean? >> my man. my plan is okay. >> i was not there. >> just kidding, jk. >> she said kj at you. >> acronyms. >> lo. >> all over the place. >> sports and phillies try to avoid ten straight and biggest concern about carson went and answer final lay rivz and cries at the basketball hall

>> these days team building happens 365 days a year. when eagles traded sam brad ford 8 days before the season opener it sent shockwaves through the nfl and energized carson went. his offensive coordinator frank wright was asked about his biggest concerns for the rook. >> like any young player trying do too much too fast and understanding not every play is play of the game. you sometimes have to live to play another play. so, and use the guy -- don't -- this is true for any young player you don't vice president to be the hero. you don't have to be the hero. play good football. >> on to baseball now, nine in a row. impressive if you're washington nationals. depress physical you're fill liz. the two hookup in d.c. looking to snap a nine game losing streak to division rivals.

alec asher returns an 80 game suspension. six innings of shutout ball allowed two hits. he was flat out balling in his return. looked good. kept him off key. of course owe the big fellow. went long tonight. ryan howard gone. left center field. three run shot that came in the third and phillies snapped that nine game losing street nationals. 4-1 final score score. however, he was there for a dinner tonight to honor induct hes. earlier in the day he was asked about his teammates throughout the years. >> sacrifice and all those guys sacrifice their game and sacrifice for me to be honest

like this. >> he played every game like it was always his last. >> get ready for water works he'll be cryinging. >> he wears his heart on his sleeve. >> that's wh

>> last night that time bruce springstein was on his way to seting a personal best. >> the boss played four hours and four minutes it's a record in north america for the legendary musician. springstein took requests from the crowds and brought a few fans up on stage and the show ended after midnight with fireworks. the question is now, will he break that record when he is back at citizens bank park tomorrow night? >> i would say yes. >> you think? >> i would think yes. >> record are made to be broken. ♪

>> our morning crew is back tomorrow at 4:30. >> i'm jessica dean we're always on for you at cbs philly.com. up next the late show with steven