>> a dangerous and wild night on the street of philadelphia. officers are nearly run over. what happened next that level a car destroyed on a city sidewalk. >> and, back to work after a long recovery, a local police officer shot in the line of duty, takes the next step toward returning to normal life. >> and the excitement is building as the eagles get ready for their season opener. how the team is celebrating with fans. >> well, good morning everyone, today is friday, september 9th. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm natasha brown in for brooke thomas today. parent we want to gave you a heads up as well about schools today. several school district this this region will be dismissing early because of the dangerous

heat we'll be experiencing, those include philadelphia public and and archdiocesan schools as well as camden schools. then be dismissing at noon today. also closing early. hamilton township schools and reading schools. >> for details on just how hot it will be, let's turn to meteorologist, katie fehlinger. katie, looking really like a hot one. >> it really is. if you don't have the benefit of an air condition at the can get pretty brutal on a day like there is we will expect heat index values can soar as high as get this 103. so very brutal stuff at the height of the day. i really want you to go by what that feels like value tells you. more than the air temperature. and, essentially, you want to be tacking on about anywhere from seven to 10 degrees to any current air temperature. at least for now, you have got the benefit of the overnight, where the sun isn't baking down on us here. regardless, heat advisory does stay in effect even though not necessarily as prominent right now, but later today until 6:00 p.m., heat advisory

continues, it has since been extended since same time yesterday, pretty much the same zone as yesterday. currently temperatures are, though, off to very mild start. 82 degrees currently at the airport, probably drop few more degrees before the sun does officially come up. but regardless, we're off to very, very mild start. in addition to that, couple of damp roads out there as we had expected before, couple of showers have been dotting area radar here since the last couple of hours, so leaving behind the need for to you maybe flick the windshield wipers once, twice, but pretty modest problem here, may ends up with a shower or thunderstorm in a few spots today, far from wash out regardless, that is hot one, we flirt with a record in philly at 93 degrees, making it feel hotter than that, again, factoring in the humidity. >> very hot, katie, good morning, happy friday to you. happy morning and happy friday to all of you at home. what we're waking to up right now is a accident involving a box truck and car get this both are overturned, all lanes right now again are blocked on

95. ninety-five south before delaware state line two, left lanes were block for little bit. now all lanes are block for trying to get someone that's trapped in the vehicle out of the vehicle. so heads up on that. ninety-five south before delaware state line, all lanes are blocked right now starting again not on good foot. i feel like this is a recurring theme all week this week, vine, it is close the right now, for overnight construction, folks moving in the westbound and eastbound side, you can see, looking very, very quiet. then construction out there 95, as well, 95 north between the betsy ross bridge and bridge street. two right lanes are blocked right now. you can see the directing traffic. some construction in delaware. >> this 195 northbound at route 141 now since cleared. more coming up in a little bit. jim, over to you. >> thanks so much, meisha. new this morning police are investigating a triple shooting in philadelphia's hunting park section. police say "eyewitness news" say three victims riding their bikes near fifth and erie when the shots rang out. seventeen year old boy was struck in the back, 18 year

old friend was shot in the leg, and 44 year old man was also shot in the back. all are in stable condition. >> and a wild police chase ends with a crash in philadelphia's port richmond section. >> now the female driver of an s.u.v. is currently under arrest. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live at police headquarters this morning with more on what happened. jan? >> natasha, jim, good morning, police tell us this lady is lucky she didn't kill herself and other police officers last night, as she took them on a chase, a 2-mile chase, in a stolen car. she was able to walk away from the scene and into police custody with only injured hand. certainly could have ended whole lot differently. take a lock at the video, crash video at the scene overnight at richmond and ann street in port richmond. the suspect's suv on two wheels, pinned by philly police cruiser, woman in her 30's was taken into custody after 2-mile police chase, they say she was driving stolen vehicle.

one of the reasons they say she was trying to leave police. >> this chase actually start in the kensington at e and clearfield streets around 99:30 last night. police were just wrapping up a traffic stop when they spotted this woman traveling the wrong way down clearfield, a one way street. one of the officers got out of the car, but police say that suv kept coming at police. soap the officer opened fire, shooting once, shattering the window. but the driver we're told kept ongoing. now the wrong way on e street, another one way street. police eventually caught up to her and took her into custody in port richmond with only an injured hand. but they say everyone, the suspect, police, neighbors there, all luck think didn't ends a whole lot worse. take a listen. >> obviously not using their heads trying to get away. they know the vehicle is stolen. the officers, they don't know this, but yet putting a loft people in danger just on that block alone, but also traveling this cyst tans herement you can clearly see

the individual operating the vehicle began to lose control coming around the curve here. so again lucky that she's not dead as a result of this. >> reporter: now police haven't released whole lot of information about this woman. they only say they took her to temple university hospital for treatment. it is unclear if that injured hand is a result of the gunshot or the shattered windshield and the glass that was going around. we are expecting more information from police a little bit later on this morning, we're reporting live outside police headquarters this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, jan. >> a series of controversial tweets meantime now forced chairman of the board of trustees at ursinus college to step down. michael mark on resigned this week after posting on his personal twitter account started circulating around campus. the comments were made before marcon became chair, some considered them to be racist and sexist. marcon is 1986 graduate of ursinus college. advice chair nina striker will take over as interim board

chair effective immediately. >> also, this morning, pennsylvania has it first case of zika transmission through sex. the department of health says the patient had sex with their partner who recently won't an area where zika transmission is happening. officials suggest people who have travel to those areas practice safe sex. zika is moss keith own born and has been linked to birth defect bike micro microcephaly h caution cents newborns to be born with smaller than normal heads. >> officer returns to work today, on june 24 officers chris dorman responding responda call about drug activity t and charged with aggravated assault, related offenses. >> ac police officer shot in the line of duty last saturday now sitting up and talking. was wounded while pursuing three robbery suspect, the police department posted on their facebook page the

doctors have removed officer from the breathing machine, two cumberland county men facing charges in connection with that officer's shooting, a third suspect was fatally shot by police. well, the 15th anniversary of the september 11 attacks will be recognized during a number of memorial services around the region in the coming days. the burlington county 200 club is holding it annual memorial prayer service today. all are invited to attends at trinity episcopal church in moorestown, new jersey, services begin 7:30 a.m. also to honor the victims, survivors and rescuers from the 9/11 terrorist attacks, candlelight vigil held at the garden of reflection 9/11 memorial in yardley, pennsylvania, that's saturday night at 7:30. >> former u.s. attorney general, alberto gonzalez, who served under president george w. bush, during the 9/11 attacks, was in philadelphia last night. he spoke at the national constitution center. he shared behind the scenes

details about the decisions made in response to the attack. our sister radio station, 1210, wpht, partnered with the constitution sent, for this event. >> well, this morning, zip line course where delaware woman was killed three weeks ago is set to reopen. go april aerial rope adventure at state park went through safety inspection first by the state, go april says the report found the course met industry standards, and that all safety equipment was in good working order. you may recall 59 year old tina werner of kent county was killed whole she fell about 35 feet from a platform. well, eagles fans are getting ready for the official start of the carson wentz era sunday afternoon at the linc. >> exciting times. the game will take place right here on cbs-3, it will take place at the linc, of course, last night fans packed the team's annual countdown to kick off party. players, eagles, alumni, and the birds cheerleaders hang out with eagles nation at

xfinity live in south philly. even though expert say the eagles will be around 500 this season, it will be an exciting season with the eagles new coaching staff, and of course, the new quarterback. and you can get ready for the big game day just by watching cbs-3 at 11:30, it is toyota sunday kickoff. after that it is the nfl today. and then, it is the eagles and browns live from lincoln financial field, and right after the game, there is the cure auto insurance postgame show and it is all right here on cbs-3. >> head to the grocery store, stock up for the game. >> stock up. >> exactly. well, record fine for the biggest bank in our area, wells fargo. >> the way federal regulators say hundreds of bank workers rip off customers without them even realizing it. >> plus two, months from election day, we will tell you what hillary clinton did for the first time in a long time, and the remarks donald trump is not backing down from. is not backing down from. we'll be back, stay with

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>> welcome back, we've learned president obama coming to philadelphia on tuesday to campaign for hillary clinton. the afternoon event will take place at eakin's oval. meantime, the candidates are sharpening their verbal attacks at her first formal press conference, in 278 days. hillary clinton labeled donald trump quota gift for isis. and criticized his praise for russia's president during wednesday's commander in chief forum. trump meanwhile is standing by the remarks, and in cleveland he called the democratic nominee trigger happy for voting to go to war in iraq. >> well, you know, it is 4:43, bright and early. >> or dark and early. >> you're still in shock. >> yes, i am. >> i don't know what day it is yet. >> riding the wave of adrenyline right now. >> that would be correct. one more cup of coffee, please. >> but yes, i guess i need

cold coffee, iced coffee, because it is so hot, don't youy? >> wise move, my friend. indeed. so i would highly suggest an iced coffee at your favorite starbucks, perhaps, you can get a pumpkin spiced iced latte. i feel like that's the thing. and now we're at the temperature so it is okay to get one. so record challenging day for us. coming awfully close to the very long standing record of 94 degrees. that was setback in 1884. now, looking at storm scan, we have frontal boundery that's crossing through in advance of it, had couple of showers through the overnight. anyone is fair game for that. in the wake of this, we will see high pressure nicely build in, we will end up with some real pleasant weather in the days ahead. but you have to get through currently what's going to continue to be a heat advisory until 6:00 tonight. then elevated humidity, that leads us to feel as hot as 103 throughout the course of the afternoon, so the best advice is this. if you are maybe in your car, or you have got thermometer that you are looking at walking down the street, tack

10 degrees onto that, especially at the height of the day, that's how it will feel. so drink water, take it easy out there, at least relief, light at the end of the proverbial tunnel here, today, tomorrow, awfully oppressive when it comes to the higher dew points, then come sunday, monday, feeling so much more pleasant as much drier air mass settles in. look ahead to the seven day forecast, two more days of this, into the 90's for two more days, again unsettled weather bringing us showers and thunderstorms, eagles tailgaters looking good here, sunday lot of sunshine, back to the mid 80s, a lot closer to where we should be this time of year. meisha? >> i'll be out there. i cannot wait. good morning, everyone, happy friday. so take a peak at what's going on behind me. all these flashing lights, not good news again this morning. what we have here, this is 959 south, before the delaware state line. accident involving a box truck and a vehicle, both of which are overturned right now. this is the southbound side, which had all lanes block for a little bit of time.

looks like one lane getting by. this is the northbound side, which just moments ago had all lanes blocked, on the northbound side. now looks like one now opened up. i will tell you that they're kind of flip flopping this little bit. some one side southbound will be all lanes blocked, northbound side, all lanes blocked, then one lane opens. it will kind of be like that, so you are kinds of taking a guess, just taking your chances rolling the dice, as they would say, if you head out here right now, 95 south before delaware state line. if you can stay away from this area right now, give little bit of time, i certainly would. you can see how many crews are out there, how many flashing lights, if you have to go out there, give yourself extra time. you don't know by the time you get out there, all rained blocked, heads up on the vine, closed westbound side just opened. eastbound side, that is still closed. jim, natasha, back over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. well, you may have some extra money coming your way very soon. >> this is an extraordinary breach of trust. >> what's next for one of the biggest thanks in the country

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wells fargo customers listen up. >> historic punishment, they say, worker ripped people off. regulators say bank employees created about 2 million fake bank and credit card accounts, they would do this on behalf of customers, the thing; the customers didn't know about it. then they would move money from the customers re accounts into the fake ones, would result in over draft fees, since there was not enough money in the original account. >> the only way they would know if they were monitoring their credit score, or on line accounts, but. >> now the fake accounts also incurred other fees which earned bonuses for the workers. that's why they did all of this, about 5300 wells fargo

employees have been fired as a result of this scheme, the bank expected to bay back all of the customers affected in full. >> the time now 4:50. time for check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, good morning to you, jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> the faa has issued big warning apparently about samsung phones. we heard about this. what can you tell us about it? >> reporter: yes, pretty extraordinary. aviation safety officials took a very unusual step. they are warning airline passengers not to turn on or charge a new model samsung smart phone during flight. they're also warning passengers not to put the galaxy note seven in their checked bags, you remember of course last week, samsung recalled all of it phones, it jumbo phones, after it found rechargeable batteries could cause the phones to explode. , natasha,. >> i am. >> something you don't want to happen while on a plane.

easter favorite could be in jeopardy? >> reporter: about 400 workers who make peeps candy, they're going on strike, just as of course easter and valentine day candy production are ramming up. workers are negotiating pension plans, health insurance with the peep manufacturer just born. the company does say, though it, has some non-union workers that are still making peeps. so hopefully it won't affect peeps production. >> what am i going to put in my easter basket without that? >> you have to put the peeps in the basket. >> we'll check in with you in the next hour, thanks, jill. get ready for some football. >> well, katie, has your game day forecast ahead. katie, what's going on? >> i do. and it is looking as though we are going to see things start to cool down here in the delaware valley. and i'm going to have all of the details for you straight ahead. >> she's here. >> i

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>> quiet and innocent looking view over center city. all is calm, all is tranquil. have been couple of showers rolling through the area, not necessarily evident when you look at this camera shot. but, we have had a couple of instances across the region where you may have to maybe flick the windshield wipers once, twice, but starting things off here, the big headline in the delaware valley today, certainly going to be the heat. and couple of school district actually shutting down early, because of the inch pending heat. so stay tuned to cbsphilly.com certainly on air for the detail, regardless, look at storm scan, handful of showers still out there. they are fizzling with time, we could see spotty shower, thunder storm at any time through the day, and even tonight. currently temperatures stands into the low 80s up and down i95, flirting with that right now in reading, allentown, and all the way to 83 currently in palmyra. so, this very warm start means we'll have absolutely no

problem spiking to 93 later today, here's my advice, tack 10 degrees onto what the current temperature actually reads on the thermometer, that's how it feels, so it will be awfully toasty when tacking 10 degrees onto 93 degrees, as a result, meisha, a we still have heat advisory in effect. >> good day to buy a bottle of water for yourself, someone else, thanks, so much, katie. good morning, everyone, take a look waist going on here just waking up with us. we have an accident on 95 south before the delaware state line involving box truck and vehicle. both are overturned. one person was actually trapped inside. it sounds like they have gotten that person out. the good news is no serious injuries, but what you will be dealing with, is some lane closures. and they are fairly un predictable. moving in the southbound side two, lanes open, for awhile all lanes blocked, so the northbound side looks like one lane open right now but for ten minute ago, sounds like crews kind of occupying both the sound bound lanes and the southbound and northbound

lanes, have up the err mitt end lane closures, some on the southbound side, and flip flopping that. so, if you have to head out any time soon, those lanes will be available to you. vine, closed overnight between the schuylkill and broad, westbound side open, eastbound side, still waiting on you also construction 995 southbound, three lanes blocking to around 5:30 a.m., jim, over to you. >> thanks so much, meisha. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", we're following breaking news overnight. north korea conducted its fifth nuclear test. reaction is coming in all across the world, we'll have details. >> plus, a little later, some of you, biggest stars, team up to honor country music legends. more on tonight's acm honors. we're back at the top of the hour. good morning.

police officer frantic call for help, chaotic scene unfolds on the street of philadelphia where a police chase ends in a crash and gunfire. live with who police took into custody. >> also, new this morning, three people are hurt in a shooting in the city's hunting park section. two of the victims are teenagers who were riding their bikes. we'll have an update on their condition straight ahead. >> a live look at center city. we will be chasing record warmth today. katie is here with how hot it will get, plus, she has your eagles opener forecast. well today is friday, yipee, september 9th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> that deserves a yipee.

i'm natasha brown in for brooke today. the philadelphia archdiocesan schools as well as camden schools will be dismissing early today. finds complete list of school closings on the website cbsphilly.com. >> now, katie, meisha, are keeping an eye on things again for you today. morning. >> we sure are. >> delaware jinxed again? >> ninety-five, i know. it is crazy. you guys, if you are just waking up with us, yep, another accident, closing all lanes now looks one, two, switching up. we'll get to it in just a moment. no relief this week in the world of travel. >> not when it comes to the weather either. so, yes, you know, it will be one of those days, the kids are barely back, already getting dismissed early because of the weather. in september you see this, though, one of those months, rather, that tends to have some extremes with it, because it is a transitional month. trying it to get out of the throws of sum near little bit more of refreshing pattern, that will eventually come, but not going to happen until th