guys, this week, but interstate 95 cannot get a break. that's what we're seeing this morning from the delaware state line. i'll get to that in just a moment. but leave your homes earl. >> i only the most major artery we have in the area. >> i know. >> tough to hear that. we actually have couple of problems in the weather department, few damp roads here and, there more of nuisance thanks anything, but you supply to flick the windshield wipers once, twice, most notably across southern new jersey actually at this point, looking at three hour loop, last couple of hours have been couple of showers rolling into our area. i certainly was one of those folks that had to flick the windshield wipers but again just light, very, very light rain, here and there, not everyone getting hit. bye we called for. that will we expect it will sort of be the story really any time here today, spotty shower, even rumble every thunder at some point. giles, it is steamy outside. if you have yet to walk out the door, just about ready to walk out, give the dog a walk, expect coming out from the air-conditioning it will be one of those situations where your hands just get clammy immediately. you know what i am talking

about? moisture wrapped air mass here, it feels so steamy, currently in the low 80s in philly but actually feels like it is flirting with 90 already. now, as the day progresses, with that heat, humidity, still baking up here at the surface, we expect to hit 93, that's awfully close, to the daily record. and it may feel as hot at 103, 104, and the bottom line, yes, you have bad enough temperatures on thermometer, but my advice is that you just tack 10 degrees on, that's how it will feel. now, coming up: there is another shot for us to see some wet weather in the forecast here. so we are going to be tracking another more potent cold front, another higher risk to tomorrow, specially, so we track that for you later in the show, meantime we also talk about the heat advisory in effect until 6:00 tonight, meisha. >> yikes. thank you. looking outside, speaking of yikes, delaware state line around 95 southbound, so, we've got live chopper three over us right now showing you some of the backups. you can see how many crews are out there, as well. and i can let you know, so if

95 south before delaware state line moving in the southbound direction, it is hard to say there is but the good news is northbound side, was also affected all lanes blocked there. now, it is just southbound side. one lane is getting by, but, barely, and because not to mention the fact that we may have one lane getting by but also a lot of gaper delays, people driving past that accident, putting on the breaks, taking a peak at what's going on, and that's really slowing us down, and we've been covering this all morning long, so a will the of people heeding our warning, getting out there little early but even though getting out there early you're running into all of the people that are thinking the exact same thing. again intermittent lane closures, on the superintendent bound side, now northbound clear, this is your back upshot. you can see just a sea of taillights moving up to where that accident is. northbound side, looking a lot better than what it was a half hour ago. northbound side looking good, it is just really interstate southbound, yikes, you guys, disable vehicle, we have it here, schuylkill eastbound, at 30th street. pulled all the way off to the

shoulder, not causing too many slow downs for you. over to you guys. >> breaking news this morning, north korea is hailing it fifth nuclear test as success on state, adding the nation now capable every mounting new already warheads on bol is i can rockets, comes after the us gee logical survey reported 5.3 magnitude seismic event near the north known nuclear site this morning. president obama was briefed on the matter, aboard air force one overnight, after wrapping up his final trip to asia as president. he warned of tougher sanctions against north korea over its nuclear program. >> in other news this morning, wild police chase that began in kensington ends with an s.u.v. pinned and female driver under arrest. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live now at police headquarters to tell us all about how this chase even started. jan? >> reporter: natasha, jim, well, we know that this chase started with a stolen vehicle, and driver going the wrong way

down a one way street. it has ended this morning, police say, with a woman who is lucky she didn't kill herself and police officers after all they say she tried to run down a police officer and then led them on 2-mile chase, through several philadelphia neighborhoods. >> he tried to run my partner down. and he was going the wrong way on e street, southbound e street. >> frantic moments in kensington, captured on police radioment investigators say woman in stolen vehicle drove at police, into -- until an officer was forced to open fire. >> the vehicle behind me, again, the operator of the cherokee came toward the officer. the officer discharged his weapon one time. >> all started around 9:30, at e and clearfield streets. police were just wrapping up a traffic stop when they spot add woman in her 30's, traveling the wrong way on clearfield. the officers shot, shattered the windshield. but even that didn't stop the driver. injured, we are told, she kept going. wrong way on e street, another

one way street, police say she was driving the vehicle, reported stolen just yesterday. >> we know the vehicle is stolen. that's at least one reason that we know. don't know if she was in a status, but we know this vehicle was stolen today. so we know for sure that's at least one of the reasons why she allude dollars police. >> but after a 2-mile chase, police eventually caught up to the suspect in port richmond. this was the scene overnight, at ann and richmond streets. the suspect's suv on two wreath, pinned by philly police cruiser. police say the woman was arrested, and taken to temple for treatment of the injured hand, but they say, everyone, the suspect, police and neighbors, there, are all extremely lucky this morning. >> lucky that the officers that were in that vehicle aren't injured, as well as very lucky that that lady driving that is not more severely injured, as well. now, police have not yet released much information about the woman who was injured, and arrested, only saying she was taken to temple for treatment. it is unclear at this time whether she was hit by gunfire

or that injury to her hand was a result of the accident. we are expecting more information from police, a little later this morning, about that woman and her background. of course, we'll keep you up-to-date. for now live outside police headquarters, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you so much. meanwhile new this morning, three people are in the hospital after a shooting in the city's hunting park section. now, police tell us, all three victims were riding their bikes, near fifth and erie, when they were shot. the 17 year old boy was shot in the back. his 18 year old friends was shot in the leg. a 44 year old man was also shot in the back. all are in stable condition. well, pennsylvania has it first case of the zika virus, transmitted through sex. the department of health says the patient had sex with their partner, who had rose endly traveled to an area where zika transmission is occurring. officials are recommending that residents who have traveled to zika affected areas practice safe sex. zika is a mosquito born illness that's been linked to

birth defect, including microcephaly, causes newborns to be born with smaller than normal heads. >> well, now to campaign 2016. president obama will campaign for hillary clinton tuesday afternoon on eakin's oval in philadelphia. pennsylvania is a battlegrounds state, and the latest quinnipiac university poll has clinton leading republican candidate donald trump 48 to 43%. now, clinton held her first formal press conference, in 278 days, yesterday. she criticized trump for his praise of russia's president. trump is standing by his remarks, and calls clinton, quote, trigger happy for voting to go to war in iraq. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo? >> about aleppo? and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> libate tear yan candidate larry johnson said he blanked on that question yesterday morning.

aleppo is battlegrounds city in the syrian civil war. johnson's runningmate governor bill well came to his defense. >> i didn't think it was that bad, that it look to me, almost, like a got ya moment. are you kidding. as opposed to aleppo in syria. i think probably eight a % of the people in the country couldn't know, put aleppo on a map. >> well, we are now just 59 days from election day. stay with "eyewitness news", and cbsphilly.com for the very latest in campaign 2016. well, natasha, the police union in santa clara california send couraging its officers to work a 49ers home game despite statements by quarterback colin kaepernick, kaepernick has protested race relations what he sees as police brutality by refuse to go stand for the national anthem. the police union says it is optional for police to work the games and act as stadium

security, last week they warned the 49ers that some officers may boycott the games. >> stay with us everyone, still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, there is a warning from the faa. the one thing millions of americans own that you can no longer use on airplanes. >> plus, right now, a nasa spacecraft headed toward small asteroid. we'll have the latest on this first of its kinds mission coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we are getting you pumped up for the eagles season open they are weekend, pep rally here at cbs-3, jim dancing, we've got the latest, that's all coming up here on "eyewitness news" this morning. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose.

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>> the faa is warning trap letters don't use your samsung galaxy note seven phones on planes. >> it can be pretty frightening in what's been happening here there. have apparently been numerous report of the galaxy note seven phones, catching fire. last week, samsung stopped selling the phones, and recalled more than 2 million of them in ten countries. and now the faa doesn't want passengers to turn on or charge the note seven phones, while they're on board planes, or leave them in checked baggage for fears that it could ultimately catch fire. >> well, a florida man says he found out about the samsung recall the hard way.

he was charging his note seven in the center console of his jeep grand cherokee when the phone exploded. and the jeep went up in flames. thankfully, his entire family had just gotten out of the jeep. very dangerous. >> my goodness. >> dangerous, that heat advisory remains in effect today, not good for the elderly, people that that have issues with this. >> absolutely, you said it, jim. you got to keep in mind, we are vulnerable to the heat unless taking proper precaution. we can absolutely get through this. not like we've ever seen days like this, but you do need to be smart about it, certainly never leave your kids or pets in the vehicles, even for minute, because it takes such a little time for it to become a virtual off never your car, with the windows closed in this casino every heat and the sunshine we'll seement couple of showers have been rolling through our area, scat nerds nature, leaving behind couple of damp roads, sign of things to come, next cold front, see squawl lines setting up here, some heavy thunderstorms in the central planes, eventually though this cold front will sweep past us, here, and we end up with some much drier

air that settles in. but it will take us another day and a half before we get there. so meantime, it is, i'm telling you, this is good word for it, insufferable, dew point into the 70s, will feel close to insufferable today through the rest of the day and tomorrow as well before the cold front passes. pretty obvious when it happens, isn't it? by sunday starting to see the dew points drop off. monday foles just lick really literal breath of fresh air. but meantime, mentioned the heat advisory, posted for the majority of the region, central corridor most specifically all of the state of delaware for heat indexes that spike as high as 103 today. so list -- basically packing on 10 degrees. drink water, take it easy do, all of the common sense things, that we always talk about, and you'll be just fine. but again, we stress, it will be pretty toasty and very difficult to handle kind of day if you're stuck out in this, landscaper, construction worker, you need to take frequent breaks. showers, thunderstorms at the shore, good place to be to beat the heat. rip current finally low again,

temperatures aren't as oppressive. don't have heat advisory in all of the resort towns at the shore or mountains. regardless here ' where we stand in the city. ninety-three today, 94 tomorrow, then starting to cool it back down toward seasonable next week. >> all right, katie, thank you. good morning, everyone, happy friday. live chopper three, over an accident, now, the accident, 95 south before delaware state line. it was overturned box truck and vehicle, minor injuries, but you can see the backups on the southbound side are still pretty substantial. if you have been with us all morning long, northbound side also affected. now it is just the southbound side. take a look at the backups, like i said, only one lane is getting by for a minute there, i thought that maybe tension starting ease on the southbound side. more that time goes on, more vehicles are hitting roadways, still having some issues, not to mention as the travelers get more closer to where the accident is, and they start to see the crews, start to get that gaper delay it we just can't escape either. so just a heads up.

take a look at this back up. this back up is near route 452. it is hard to imagine there is one lane open when we've got that kind of slow downs. just make note of. that will we also have an accident in new jersey, truck hit guardrail. you guys, so a lot going on this morning, if i were you, especially if you are headed out to interstate 95, you most certainly want to give yourselves some extra time this morning, and on 295 northbound there, as well, also want to give yourselves extra time there. >> well, not only is it the first eagles game of the season, this sunday, it is also meisha's first time oh, boy, working the wip radio tailgate down at the linc. >> oh, fun, guys, this will be so much fun. so yesterday you may have been listening to our sister radio station 94wip, my buddy angelo cataldi tried to warn me about this sunday. >> meisha, you're going to get cat calls. you're going to get whistled, you're going to get

inapropriate behavior by alcohol-infused eagle fans. >> i am just can handle them. >> you can? >> i can handle them. >> can they handle you? >> i don't think so. >> i hope not. >> and not to mention i'll have the support of my girl, vittoria woodill this sunday as well. so if you will be down at the game can i not wait to meet you and have some fun. so make sure to stop by and see us, we can't wait to meet everybody. >> oh, my gosh, like thelma and louise. >> they already started the cat calling when they pulled in the studio. >> oh, i can't wait. >> they don't know what to expect. thanks, meisha. >> you bet. we're in the done talking about the eagles just yet. that's right. >> coming up pat gallen is here with a look ahead to the game at the birds new quarterback carson wentz. this is all next. fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting...

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chip kelly was fired few days later, and the birds fateful hoping that doug pederson will eventually give them reason to celebrate. the fans celebrated last night, the annual countdown to kick off. eagles cheerleaders, players, and alumni were at x fin at this live in south philly, as of right now the eagles sit with 100 to one odds to win the superbowl. but there is reason for excitement with a new quarterback and revamped defense. speaking of, the eagles were putting the finishing touches on their plan ahead of the game against the browns on sunday. they'll look to get carson went on track early, and look to make life hectic for rgiii, the new browns quarterback. as for game day here is your schedule. at 11:30, toyota sunday kickoff, followed by the nfl today at noon, at 1:00 it all begins the browns and the eagles kick off, and following a win, hopefully, we'll have the cure auto insurance postgame show, all of the fun, all of the madness, of eagles football, right here on cbs-3.

we can't wait. i can't wait. also, today, just to make mention of it, allen iverson goes into the basketball hall of fame. although he was 90 minute late for his own press conference yesterday. >> hopefully he'll be on time. hope somebody gets him alarm. >> up next where things stands this morning with nasa's mission to an asteroid. what they're hoping to bring back to earth. >> plus, amazon's new delivery service, what you can have delivered while at the football game. >> and it is weather watcher friday. katie? >> indeed it is, jim, yes. that heat, drove all the way in from at glenn to be here today. we'll hall all about the work that he does, it has very close tie-in to weather. also, we have to talk about our weather. the heat is the big story right now, i'll tell you how long it will last, stick

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times, transportation officials are trying to come up with a solution, to railroad crossing delays at septa's wood burn station. both septa and csx trains travel those tracks, the railroad gates can come down and stay down from an hour or more at times. >> well, from the times herald, a plymouth meeting man has been named male athlete of the year by special olympics pennsylvania. seventy jerold steven fields remains very active in four special olympic sports, to keep him busy almost every month of the year. good for him. >> very much so, very nice. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from all around the delaware val. >> i in other news, nasa bolt mission to bring pieces of dangerous asteroid down to earth, has taken flight. >> the agency, cyrus recommendation, spacecraft, lifted off from cape canaveral yesterday, will take about 23 months to arrive. the plan is then to land on it ends take some sables.

>> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", where there could be buyer eat owes -- beer youth owes flying through the air. >> a police crash ended in a crash, a chase ended in a crash, already and also some gunfire. >> massive banking scandal. wells fargo fires thousands of customers costing customers millions of dollars. meisha? >> accident on i59 may be starting to clear. also an accident in new jersey northeast extension, first, we will take you a quick break. stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will

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>> from the shore to the mountains, it is hot out there. >> philadelphia public and catholic schools, check cbs philly. com for list of those early dismissals. >> well, good morning everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm natasha brown. it is 6:30, here's what you need to know today in your morning minute. >> wild police chase end with a crash in port richmond. >> this lady is lucky she didn't kill herself and other police officers last night, and she took them on a chase, 2-mile chase, in a stolen car. >> happened near fifth and erie, this crash. >> overnight, north korea says it conducted it fifth nuclear test, president obama, says, any provocative actions by north korea would have serious consequences. >> health officials announce

the first case of sexually transmitted seek a virus in pennsylvania. >> ryan howard, three run home running! >> still fun to watch ryan howard blast those homeruns. phillies go onto win four to one against the nationals. series continues tonight in washington, d.c. >> exciting times. now to the forecast, katie has some very special company in the weather center this morning inch. >> deed i do. i feel like i'm looking at a redwood, tall is so tall. ed comes all the way to us from atglenn pa. so very long hall, even without the traffic it, took him over an hour to get here. we're real grateful you're here, but you're a photographer. we caught you just in time before a big trip you've got coming up? >> did you. >> headed to colorado. >> colorado end of the month. >> awesome. you're headed out there for

cool special views out there. >> pretty, mountain view, the aspen, they should be changing colors, yes. >> awesome. and you teach a bunch of people while you're out out there, too? >> i do. we have a group we teach, usually take ten people to each outing. >> so cool. and i know the weather has a very big role in the work that do you obviously is. >> it does, the weather key for us. >> sure, and specially when trying to time it out, just see all of the pretty colors and everything else, so grateful that you're here, and thanks for helping us produce the show this morning, guys, remember, we're always looking for more eyewitness weather watchers. if you want to join the team you can always sign up any time you want cbsphilly.com/watchers is the place to go. and we'll hook you up here, get you started with the application. but, that said, the weather is a very important headline on a day like this. there are numerous school closures, at least earl at this dismissals because of the heat that we will experience today. heat advisory posted until 6:00 this evening, for all of the counties shaded in that sort of burnt orange color

there. storm scan, pretty quiet right now. you can see, there have been couple of showers rolling through in the recent hours. kind of how it will appear throughout the day. call it partly sunny overall, sun now rising over the horizon it, will shine through some of these clouds. but there could still be spotty shower perhaps thunder storm along the way, and that is also true real any any of the other regional say resort towns here through the poconos and the shore. today in the city 93 degrees the high, that's bad enough. tack 10 degrees on. >> unbelievable, so warm. thank you for the warning, happy friday, you guys, so all morning long, we have been talking about this accident 95 south, before the delaware state line. great news for you. it has now since been cleared. and you can see, we've still most certainly have some backups there. some residual backups, overall, even that tension starting to ease little bit right now. so again, nine at south before the delaware state line that accident that's now since been cleared. this is just what you are going to be dealing with as you head out there right now,

now, over time it, will ease tension little bit. but also working toward our main hour of the rush hour. so, it is going slow you down that way little bit. know it started off busy. will continue bus any this area. but better than it was. and you know what? we'll take it. good news. >> accident in new jersey 295 northbound at florence-columbus, left lane is block. make note of that. and then another accident on the northeast extension northbound, this is past mid-county, right lane block, so those of in you and around that area, some fun news, but that is also going to impact your travel later this evening, friday concerts, 8:00 p.m., bruce springsteen, 7:30, citizens bank park, parking lots will open at 2:00 p.m. and of course, there is a broad street line. a lot going on there. know, slow down on the schuylkill and on 95, jim, over to you. >> thank you very much, meisha a well, philadelphia police officers find themselves in a dangerous situation, and there this morning, and lucky no one was hurt t involved a wild case that ended in a crash. the frantic months, could be heard, on police radio.

>> shots fired at police. >> a philly police cruiser pinned the suspect suv in port richmond, the female driver first led them on 2-mile chase that started in kensington. police were just wrapping up a traffic stop, when they say the woman was driving the wrong way down the street, one of the officers fired at the woman, shattering the suv's windshield. but the driver kept going. >> they know the vehicle is stolen, the officers don't know this, but yes, putting a lot of people in danger. just on that block alone, but then also, traveling to this distance here. and you can clearly see that the individual that's operating the vehicle, again, losing control coming around the curve here. so again, lucky that she is not dead as a result of that. >> now, that woman was arrested with a hands injury. and folcroft police officer meantime was shot in the line of duty, is back on the job today. on june 24th, officer chris

dorman was responding to a call about drug activity. when he was shot seven times. authorities say the suspect, dante brooks, has been charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, and related offenses. >> also now, atlantic city police officer shot in the line of duty last saturday is getting better. officer josh lee was wounded while pursuing three robbery suspect. the police department hosed on their facebook page that doctors have removed officer from a breathing machine. and he is now sitting up, and talking. two cumberland county men facing charges in connection with the officer's shooting. a third suspect, was fatally shot by police. >> well, wells fargo is facing a massive fine after the feds say it workers ripped customers off. and if you're among them, you could be getting some money soon. regulators say the employees created about 2 million bank and credit card accounts on behalf of customers, but those customers didn't know anything about it.

then, the employees would move money from the customary's real account into the fake ones, that resulted in over draft fees. >> it feels like the only way a consumer would have been able to see this, if they were monitoring their credit score, if they were monitoring their on line banking accounts, with banks they already have. but what about banks they don't have accounts with, who would have been table do this? >> now, those fake accounts also resulted in other feast, earning bonuses for those workers, that's why they did it, about 5300 wells fargo employees have been fired, the bank is paying back all of the affected customers. well, pictures up getting ready to tailgate when you realize oh, my goodness, i forgot the drinks. >> that's a disaster, i tell you. but soon amazon to the rescue. the on line retailer and the san francisco 49ers are partnering for something called prime now. fans at levi stadium will be table use the site to order food, drinks, and a lot more. and then orders will be delivered right to the parking lot, in a hour or less, jim.

the service is only available to amazon prime members though. so sign up for that. >> i would. now, get a load of this, wish they had this when i was in college. google is using drones at virginia tech to deliver chipotle. student and employees will be able to order burr eat owes on special kiosk, a truck on site will prepare the order, then a drone will lower the burito with a tether out after special spot. now, google says it is doing this to learn how to prepare sensitive cargo for drone delivery. i thought i had to worry about pigeons, now i have to worry about burito's falling from the sky. >> you have to be careful. i'm telling you, bean and rice. >> you don't want any guac on you? >> right. >> grin of city christmas trees, what in the world it is going to take now for tree farms to recover from a drought just in time for the holidays. >> and who said ice cream? >> meisha goes on another dream drive. takes us to a place where

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will still be many green trees, don't wore. >> i may be 90 plus degrees, but beginning to look a lot like christmas at one local department store. bonn ton skipped right over halloween, boy, give us a minute, kids just went back to school. although i will say last year there was a target store, i forget where it was, it was like right after labor day with the christmas stuff. >> what? >> yes. >> oh, boy. >> pushing and pushing us into buying stuff. >> let's just stay in the moment. >> i know? >> in the moment right now, crazy heat, katie. what's snapping. >> yes. why are we seeing christmas stuff when it is going to feel like 103 degrees? but regardless, this is the weather pattern that we are being dealt, and it is off to a really warm start in a lot of spot. pictures very quickly though, i love this one, apparently, a

little guy, little groundhog, that educated had a cents seen out in his backyard, i'm assuming here, more than once, but saying he's back again. and probably liking the heat. maybe that's what it is about? megan sent this one in. she is i believe out in the richboro area. beautiful sunrise though. very cloudy, granted, but some really pretty colors to that picture. i'm actually go on out to list format of some of the temperatures, off to warm start tonight. pair of seven's from margo, phil, chestnut hill section of philly, john in yardley at 77, sally, 77. little warmer in chesterfield though where ed sent us picture of the groundhog at 78 degrees. and this list goes on. winner winner chicken dinner, lynn, 80 degrees out in cherry hill. so ya, it is toasty guys. and since we're off to such a warm start, in problem heating up into the the's later today. outside we go to one the cooler spots in our live neighborhood network, kutztown area middle school. temperatures currently in the 70s, see obviously shrill sliver of sunshine coming

through. we have the clouds, because we do have very moist air mass, and a new system that's going to try to cross through here. so leading to few in clouds, call it partly sunny overall. have couple of showers rolling through in recent hours. this little batch still firing up, holding together, okay, anyway, across central pa. so i would say you can see shower perhaps rumble every thunder at any point today. the bigger story though reasons mains the heat. heat advisory in effect until 6:00 tonight for most every you. the eyewitness weather health report is not too great as a result. pollen levels air quality moderate. not as bad as the uv index, heat index, because it is of course still so steamy outside. and you still have pretty decent solar angle even into mid september. gone thankfully the days of the 90 plus degrees heat by eagles game day sunday. can i get an e-a-g-l-e-s. all right. much more coming up with the pep band in a second. sunday finally wiping the slate clean. humidity is gone, meisha, looks like a great tailgate forecast. >> it is, looking outside, if you guys have been joining us,

talking about the accident 95 southbound before the delaware state line. that has since been cleared. looking right now, we don't even have really residual backups at this point, actually cleared up nicely. headlights actually in the southbound direction, taillights moving in the northbound direction as you can see, looking really nice there. ninety-five south at cottman, wow talking about interstate 95, really the problem child, all week long, this is what you are looking at coming around the s curve. actually not that bad. pushing towards our main hour of the rush hour. looking okay. just heating up push further trying to get into center city overall kind of heading stole i -- steady looking okay. >> accident florence columbus, left lane still blocked at 29a accident clear here northeast extension past mid-county. take a look at this, we have some fun stuff guys. we had some concerts this weekend, make note of. that will i would say that you can expect a little bit of slow downs, i would say, this evening, probably on the schuylkill and 95, because of these concerts. good thing is parking lots

open little earlier, 2:00 p.m. that's actually good news for those every how can get there early. but if you have to wait a little bit. it will slow you down. >> thank you, meisha a who is ready for dream drive? if you ever wounds herd it would be like to live in a castle, easy to fantacize. >> sure is. it is hard to imagine what it would be like to live in a castle specially the one coming up. what's real interesting who built it and why. i also found a family farm making homemade ice cream nearby. imagine that? particular a look. >> today we're driving north to check out the sites in bryn athyn, and lansdale. right now, we are on our way to a medieval castle that used to be a residential home, that is now turned into a museum. we are standing in the great hall of glenn airn museum.

they wanted to be a home, but they also wanted it to house their medieval art collection. so, they built a medieval cast. >> i people here to come to see what was it like to live in a romane like castle. kept it just like it was when the family lived here. >> this is their living room. it was also designed to be an event location. >> they loved music. so this actually becomes a concert hall. >> top of our observation tower here at the museum. see little hills? >> beautiful day, low humidity, see the skyline. the other family bedrooms have been turned into galleries. museum of religious art, religious history, medieval history, ancient rome, ancient egyptian. really our goal to get people to see sus as all human. >> along with families, school groups throughout the year. >> i'm writing my name in egyptian high row grief innings. >> my favorite in this

gallery, the mumified crocodile ... >> each different room had different activity. kids had ton of fun with the project. they didn't have to focus on the fact that they were learning. >> we are on our way to family farm in lansdale. that's got miniature gulf, pumpkin patch, ice cream, all of the things i love. >> if you like ice cream, and you like to play miniature golf, freddie hill farms is really a fun place to be. >> freddie hill farms is a working farm. growing feed corn, but for 25 years, it is also been a center every fun, in montgomery county. at freddie's family fun center. >> we go all overlooking for many golf courses, and we found this one. >> i've been coming here with my children, and my grandchildren. basically since it opened. >> we have lots of families coming from not just the local and regional area, but we often see license plates from new jersey and new york. >> farmers getting ready for pumpkin season.

>> we actually plant the pumpkins mid june. usually ripe and ripening, as you can see, in september. >> but the biggest draw might be the ice cream, made right on the premises. >> chocolate rain forest is our award winning flavor. >> oh, you guys, seriously, that castle took my breath away. not to mention the interesting history lesson while you are there, a must-see, definitely visit the farms, and request the ice cream that meisha got. award winner, you won't be disappointed. thanks so much to our friends. >> is that the chocolate rain foresee. >> yes, and i have to tell you, you guys, you know when you say but the nerve your mouth? it was so, so good. i say that all the time because i love ice cream. but i have to tell you, you got to request it. >> nice. different. >> thanks very much. >> it melted under my tongue. >> now, if you are driving anywhere near the stadium complex in south philly tonight, be aware, fill say

hot spot for concerts tonight. >> that's, bruce springsteen takes the stage at citizens bank park after wednesday night's record setting perform and, four hours and more. and adele is playing sold out concert at the well fargo center. the boss goes on at 7:30, adele takes the stage at 8:00. lots going on out there. >> well, merge steep hit dollars to the small screen, the three time academy award win letter reportedly star and produce the ad dap takes of the nicks, based on the best selling novel. we're also hearing jj executive produce the series alongside the novel author nathan hill. >> yes, can you hear the drumming? >> i can. >> i can their in my ear. get excited eagles nation, season kicks off this sunday right here on cbs-3. >> well, we are getting the party started bright and early this morning. pat gallen is live in our great hall with an eagles pep rally, patrick? >> reporter: you know it, guys, we excited for the season, just two days from now, the philadelphia eagles will take on the cleveland browns, down at lincoln

financial feel. so having little bit after party. we've got the drum line. we've got the cheerleaders. we've got the pep band. everyone is out here. before we get into it, let's see what we'll see sunday. of course it all begins with carson went. have you heard? he'll be the starting quarterback this year, a guy for the eagles offense after the trade of sam bradford to the minnesota vikings. went broke his ribs during the pre-season which saw him take 38 snaps before the injury. so rookly lead the offense. but, the strength of this team is the defense. veterans like malcolm jenkins, fletcher cox, will be the back bone of a group, and seeing major changes since last season, as i told you earlier, december 26, 2015, eliminated from the playoffs by the washington redskins. so we get to starting from. we get to start a new. so, guys, common in. join the party. we've got katie, meisha is here, jim is here, everyone having a great time. the drum line is rocking. this is one of the

cheerleaders. how are you doing? >> how are you? >> you guys excited? >> so excited for our home opener, there is no feeling quite like the energy of home opener. so we're thrilled. >> guys, enjoy, enjoy. guys, the pep bands is over here. gentlemen, what's up, guys? >> i'm doing well. >> wait. wait. wait: you guys have pretty cool song you would like to play? >> we have a song you would hear a lot of times at lincoln financial field when we eagles score a touchdown, defense scoring a touchdown. we got to see it here. >> okay, boys, play it. >> ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ >> ♪ >> fly eagles fly ♪

>> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> that's right, that's the eagles pep band. the game is on cbs-3 at 1:00 on sunday. followed by the cure auto insurance postgame show. you guys are awesome. it is a big season. who is excited? >> guys, take us out. >> ♪ >> we'll be right back. there you are. >> ♪ >> ♪

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>> all out of breath here. >> all of that moving out, there i didn't know whether to call a doctor or what's going on. >> last check on weather and traffic. >> you know what i will say, i'm pumped for sunday now, that's all done. overlook south philly, there, way in the distance, lot of activity, this sunday, of course, and looks like a lot more humid. >> absolutely thanks, katie. looking outside, the schuylkill 12 miles per hour 28 on interstate 95 pushing in the southbound direct, 37 on the vine, six an on the blue route. >> next on cbs this morning, captain sully sullenberger on the morning show. meantime, let's go back to the great hall, and the eagles pep band. >> all right, everybody, everybody get pumped up for the game on sunday.

>> one, two, three. >> one, two, three. >> ♪ fly captioning funded by c good morning. it is friday, september 9th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." breaking overnight. the world condemns north korea's newest nuclear test. the outlawed nation claims it can now send a warhead on a ballistic missile. hillary clinton and donald trump accuse each other of dangerous foreign policy views. trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway and clinton's running mate tim kaine both here in studio 57. >> captain sully sullenburger returns to the hudson river and telling charlie how the flight 1549 changed his world. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds.