sumptuous feel. maybelline's new loaded bolds. make it happen. ♪ maybelline new york. >> this is ybs3 "eyewitness news" this morning. a record breaker to end the week. and the summer heat hangs on for the start of this second weekend in september but justin ahead to let us know when we can expect much more comfortable conditions ahead. amazing come back, officer christopher dorman seriously wounds the in the line every duty. two and a half months later he's back on the job. >> fifteen years later, viewing 9/11, through the eyes of the witnesses.

i'm kenneth craig in new york with that story coming up. well, good morning to you. today is saturday, september 10th. i'm rahel solomon. let's get you started with a check on weather justin dray brick. i have a friends in town from la. i have no idea what i'll do with her outside, maybe go to the movies? >> she probably doesn't want to be out in this, not used to mid 90s out there. stay inside. come on, you better not. >> no, no. >> show her the town, show her what philly is all about. cranking out the 90s, four days in a row now, then get some relief in here, second half of the weekends. some improvement coming at us the next 24 hours, still going to be warm for this time of year for the next new days, but humidity levels start backing off, especially by tomorrow afternoon. so, again, something to look forward to. outside again right now looking at temperatures generally in the upper 70s to around 80 degrees across most locations, very high humidity, so the heat advisory continues until 7:00 this evening, the exception, right along the

immediate shore line. and the dew point temperatures, again, this tells us the story, with the humidity levels, when they're above six a, that's when it starts to feel humid in the 70s, and that's pretty much tropical, if you want it stay inside in the air-conditioning if you can. temperatures again close to 80 in philadelphia, mid 70s in the coolest suburb, just north and west, willow grove checking in at 74 degrees, this hour, 74, also, mt. holly, new jersey. now, we do have needed rain up in the poconos early this morning. couple of thunderstorm, that's moving off to the north and east right now, so, improving conditions if you have outdoor plans up in the mountains this afternoon, so looking pretty good there. beach plans, no problems. soap, forecast high today, getting up to 94 degrees, around philadelphia, 80s at the shore, tomorrow, temperatures back off a little bit. eighty-five for the high, our average 80, but at least humidity levels continue to drop through the day on sunday, so it stays pleasant next week. and then if you like cooler temperatures in the 70s, we've got that covered in the seven day forecast, let you know

when that arrives coming up in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. >> we'll check back with you soon, thank you, justin. new this morning, philadelphia police are trying to find out what led to a stabbing in overbrook. the call came in just before 2:30, to the 1600 block of north 60th street. the victim is in stage condition. no word on a suspect. police investigating an accident involving at least two cars. it happened at the intersection of north clinton avenue and popular streets. there are no reports of injuries. well, nothing short of remarkable, an amazing recovery for a folcroft police officer shot in the line of duty. now, after two and a half months, operation err christopher dorman is back on the job. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was, there and the officer was hurt at work. >> christopher dorman is feeling what each of the 21 officers do each and every day. geared up, ready for work, and patrolling the streets of the town he cherishes. >> i had a great time growing up here, cops when was growing

up always made sure i was safe, nothing happened. and i just want to give that back, make sure they're safe and nothing happens to them. >> what makes dorman different though is what happened to him just two and a half months ago. june 24th, responding to routine call for possible drug activity, investigators say, dante island ambushed the officer, shooting him seven times, including once in the face. >> he never had a chance for the emotion to set in, from day one. horrible news you receive, and you're on your way to the hospital, and before that is singing in you find out he's going to be okay, then he's released. then a hundred% recovery. and it is just hard to believe. then here we are, going back to work. >> i'm not very good at sitting around, been at my house watching it. v is kind of boring. >> the officer said he's not worried one bit about getting back to the job he lovers and back to his fowl craft police family. >> i don't even think of them as co-workers any more,

they're my brothers and sisters. >> reporter: as you heard, dorman was shot seven times, three in his bullet resistant vest. that vest is being used as evidence in the case. right now, officer dorman is using a temporary vest until accustom made one is fitted for him. reporting here in folcroft, i'm greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a stand-off with police in west philadelphia ends with a suspect shot. officers responded to the 200 block of south millick street around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the woman was shot in the arm, possibly in a domestic dispute. police say a suspect barricaded himself inside the home, and fired at police, who returned fire. the suspect was shot, but by whom exactly this morning remains unclear. a neighbor eyewitness the chaos. >> going to take him out of the house, that was kind of crazy on the stretcher, put him in the ambulance. >> and both the suspect and the woman are in the hospital. but both are expected to survive.

police in a burlington county community are searching for a suspect and four robberies. three victims provide descriptions to maple shade police which resulted in the sketches which if you take a look are all remarkably very similar to robberies started last month, police say the suspect works his way into the house, then moves about quickly, often asking for a drink. three of the victims were over the age of 80. if you have any information, maple shade police want to hear from you. >> thirty-five years after shooting president ronald reagan john hinkly is planning to leave a mental hospital for good. hinkly shot america's 40th president on march the 30th, 1981. he was found guilty, not guilty, rather, i should say, by reason of inch apartment day. judge ruled he is not a danger to himself or the public. he will now live full time in his mother's home in williamsburg, virginia, he will, how much, still have to abide by a a number of restrictions and a work requirement. >> national security took the spot in 2016 day off north korea completed another

balistic missile test. clinton has her own security council, while trump made his case to a conservative christian group, saying he is the best man. >> both got a boost from star power. >> hillary clinton assembled group of bipartisan foreign policy and national security experts in new york. a day after north korea sent shock waves around the world with another nuclear missile test. >> isis and north korea quest for a nuclear weapon are not entirely un connected. because the greatest threat of all would be terrorists getting their hands on loose nuclear material. >> he promised on north korea engaged china to help contain it. >> we will not leave our friends anal ice unprotected. >> donald trump told evangelical christians that clinton's years as secretary of state were a failure. >> hillary clinton is trigger happy, really is, is trigger happy, her tenure has brought

us only war and destruction and death. >> he went further, saying, isis is rooting for clinton. >> oh, i hope she wins. oh, boy, would they dream of having her as president. >> both candidate got a little help from their celebrity friends. people paid up to $10,000 to see barbara streisand perform at a fundraising concert for hillary clinton, here in new york. and after john voight introduced trump in washington. >> if god allows truth to be said, and heard, that we will see donald trump the next president of this great america. >> the election is now less than two months away. marlie hall, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> vice president joe biden will be attending tomorrow's eagles season opener at lincoln financial field. the vice president will mark 15 years since the september 11 terror attacks by taking part in the tribute to first responders. 120 of them will join biden on the field for the national anthem. >> bipartisan bill will allow families of september 11

victims to sue the government of saudi arabia, senate passed the bill in may, despite strong objections, key us ally, the white house however has hinted that it might veto the legislation. >> ♪ >> and for the first time the new york police department held a procession in lower manhattan to mark the 9/11 attacks. nypd emerald society pipes and drums band, played and marched and remembered the victim. organizers scheduled the procession to avoid any conflict with sunday's official memorial service which marks 15 years since the twin towers came down. and, as we approach this solemn anniversary, a new york city man captured a stunning picture of one world trade center. ben sterner posted this picture on instagram. took the pictures from keens, it looks at one world trade center from there every day. but he says it is never quite look like this. the beam of light remained for

ten minutes. >> and 15 years after the world trade center attacks, cancer remains one of the biggest concerns for first responders, survivors and residents. so far more than 5,000 people have been diagnosed with cancers related to 9/11. here's cbs reporter kenneth craig. >> so how are you feeling today? >> today i'm feeling okay. >> john says he has good days and bad days. but he tries to stay positive. the former new york city deputy police chief is battling non-hodgkin's lymphoma, a blood cancer, 15 years after the twin towers collapsed in front of his eyes. and the dust cloud blanketed downtown. >> it hurts to breathe. you know, i was sitting in my office, inside, and it was hurting. >> new research from the new york city department of health shows rescue and recovery workers as well as residents he can posted to the dust and debris have been increased risk of cancer. the study finds significant increases in prostate cancer and melanoma.

doctor michael crane leads the world trade center health program at mount sinai hospital. >> the exposure at world trade have a definite impact on the rate of cancer in our population, and we will continue to see that increase above and beyond. >> he says doctors in his program are now diagnosing ten to 15 new cancer cases each week, including rare cancers like cars nudes. >> you can go through an entire medical career and never see a patient with this. and we i think now have something like 16, 17, 18, in our population. >> many patients like him have been diagnosed when multiple cancers. his prostate cancer is now in remission. and the lymphoma is stable. >> i feel kind of lucky and blessed that i'm not as sick as -- >> he's sharing his story to encourage more people to take that first step and get checked out. kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news", turnoff the phone.

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>> samsung is warning customers stop using its new smart phone. it is issuing global recall

for the galaxy note seven after several of them caught fire. reports two and a half million custom verse already bought the phone. >> in the three weeks, since samsung released the gaga axe i note seven phone, at least 35 report around the worlds of lithium ion batteries exploding. >> very surprise to go me how quick the dash caught on fire. >> jeep caught fire, after he left his new phone inside it to charge. >> that's the last thought in my head, is that a brand new device, something as simple as a phone, is going to burn down my, you know, car. >> earlier this week, some airlines urged passengers to avoid charging their galaxy note seven phones, while on board. >> and last friday, samsung issued voluntary recall for all 2.5 million phones. sam stunning estimates approximately one in every 42,000 phones have the faulty battery, but is not taking any chances. >> matt know vac writes for the tech website his met owe. >> samsung will ultimately recover. but i think it is

obviously -- i think samsung will take a big hit with this one, just because it doesn't look good. >> samsung row least add statement saying it is cooperating with the recall, and has stopped all shipments of those devices. consume kearse trade their phones in for a different version. cbs news, new york. >> justin checking in with weather watchers. a lot of big events this weekend, you have bruce springsteen, adele, it will be hot. >> of course the eagles game too tomorrow, that's right. certainly not feeling like football weather tomorrow. at least the humidity backs off little bit. still the temperatures stay above average. really over the next several days, 80 degrees where we should be this time of year. we will be mid 90s today, well into the 80s near i next week. then finally, later next, we talk about typical september-like conditions, we will get to that in just a bit. but that's not happening this morning. we are waking up to muggy conditions all across the region weather watchers saying it is muggy, very warm temperatures, mid and upper 70s, check it out, right now, across the region, break it down for you. lou in eagleville has

73 degrees, down in newark, delaware. dolores one of the cooler spot coming in at 71, car any mt. laurel, new jersey, also in the mid 70s at this hour. ed in chesterfields, 72. you get the idea. everybody pretty much the same, mid and low 70s, at 76 at lynn's house in cherry hill. and down in middletown delaware jason also coming in to mid 70s at this hour. and we're seeing partly cloudy skies right now, sun coming up in about 20, 25 minutes or so. so we will get rapid warm upcoming into the afternoon once again, highs reaching the low and mid 90s. we take you down to cape may county, middle township, high school, cape may courthouse. getting ready for nice sunrise, mid to high level clouds out, there not producing any rainfall overall through the outdoor plans today, looks pretty good, headed to the shore, no problems, even up in the poconos, you got rid of the showers that were around earlier this morning, moving off to the north and east, we will be dry through most of the region today. there is a told front well to our west. that will approach us overnight tonight. maybe we get a scattered shower or storm, through the

overnight house, that's our best chance for some needed rain. other than that, just hot, humid conditions today. still going to be very warm tomorrow. humidity drops. dew point temperatures now, this is tropical. this, see this, not too often in september, dew point in the 70s, what's it feels oppressive, feels like that throughout the day today. watch what happens. the reason for the humidity south winds, pretty strong, ten to 15 miles per hour, today the south winds continue tonight, even into tomorrow morning, we still have that southerly wind. but notice what happens, poconos, northwest, berks county, start to see the west northwest winds, cold front will pass through tomorrow morning, then by the afternoon nice breeze coming out of the northwest. it pushes out the humidity, so better conditions coming in, sunday afternoon, and even monday, weaver northeast winds, keeps humidity levels on the lower side too. something to look forward to, if you don't like the humid kens. today still feeling oppressive. tomorrow get better. monday, tuesday, very pleasant, and that trend continues through much of the upcoming week, as we head

toward the middle of september. so, if you are tired of this heat and humidity, we got some cool thoughts for you, fall countdown, one day until the eagles opener. thirty-seven days until we average 70 degrees for the afternoon high. and daylight saving time comes to an end in 57 days. get little depressed when that, then the 75 days until thanksgiving. so there you go. something to think about there. but still, beach weather for sure. really for the next several weeks. we could get good days here, today one of those, 87 degrees, sun and clouds, along the coastline, little breeze kicks up this afternoon, uv index still running high this time of year. you'll need the sun block. ninety ad's today. tomorrow 80's, still warm this time of year. combed front comes through, kicking off next week early, looks pretty nice, monday high pressure in control, very pleasant conditions, sunny, low humidity, temperatures lower 80s close to average. future weather model, not showing much happening today. sunshine mixed when clouds. tonight, you can see, more clouds rolling on through. maybe shower or two this model not picking up really much rain at all. the chance is there.

then sunday we see increasing sunshine, low humidity. heat index, look at that, up around 100 degrees again this afternoon. even tonight, 11:00, still feeling like the mid 80s around the city. but tomorrow, heat indexes, pretty much re certainly the actual air temperature, indicate knock humid i but today 94 degrees, record high is 97. tonight, 74, for the low, scatter earl storm possible, eagles forecast tomorrow 1:00 with the browns, 84 degrees, low humidity, not going to the game check it out here on cbs-3. here is the extended forecast, keeping it in the 80s through wednesday, and then 70s returning on thursday and friday. taste every fall right there. >> little something for everybody thank you, justin. scientists may have discovered a sort of fountain of youth in a region of italy where people seem to be living longer and healthier than ever before. stealth don't -- set don't reports. >> a place to find 88 year old tending the town garden dalely, walls no obstacle, or

the rather spry 94 year old. >> i feel young she told us from her front window, as 100 year old antonio batalo joined us. >> it is natural. >> natural? >> yes. >> mayor figures about one in ten of resident here are over the age of 90. he credits the laid back lifestyle. notice his outfit. enter doctor allen madel. >> can you list what makes these people different? >> they have less altzheimer's, less cataract, less bone fractures. we don't see any heart file your. they have high blood pressure but the heart seems good in practically everybody we measure. so there is something there. >> a cardiologist, he is party after team from the university of california san diego. working with rome university, on pilot stud toy look at those super agers in this region. the research team thinks the diet here, rich in fresh fish, and locally grown fruit and

vegtables, likely plaza important role. >> we asked doctor if they found the fountain of youth here. he says they weren't sure, more research was needed. did he say it was likely the rid combination of activity levels, low stress, diet, and maybe something genetic. cbs news, italy. well, the new iphone seven hasn't even hit the store shelves yet. but, coming up next, jeannie moos shows us already missing the head

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news", major change, company calls it courage, as jeannie moos tells us, people are piling on. >> if apple had its ways, and kiss your head phone wires good bye, gone the way of the tailored telephone, because the new iphone seven, no head phone jack. >> we believe in a wireless future. >> meet air pod. like like tiny space fisherman hooked to your lobe. >> price add the just $159. >> no more dancing with watching wires like in the old ipod ad. you want to say good-bye to these things? >> no. >> iphone fans of all ages. >> i am going to miss the head phone jack. >> were resistant. >> if it is not broken leave. >> i find the wireless a pain in the neck, because do you have charge them. >> with the new air pods, five hours of listening on single charge. those watching the iphone

seven unveiling, got a charge out of james card on. sinking car pool karaoke while pretend to go transport tim cook to the event. presenters have sold everything from longer battery life, to better cameras, to water resistance, allows the new iphone to survive a dunk in the toilet, while jokesters mocked apple for its air pod, then created charity products, like the apple pencil, write on things, instant recharges. >> this is no parody. apple introduced two new iphone colors. there is a second new black. we call it simply black. >> wires and head phone jacks, only 90's kids will remember. >> infrared censors detect when each air pod is in your ear. >> one more thing to worry about. >> the apple event ended with a performance by the shy to show her face cia. unfortunately we couldn't see whether or not she was wearing

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cancer not once, but twice. now, she is shaker miracle story with health reporter stephanie stahl how she is raising awareness in hopes of saving more lives. >> more than dozen dogs traveled more than a thousand miles, in hopes every finding good home, where they are now going up for adoption. good morning to you. i'm rahel solomon. let's turn it over to justin drabick, out on the cbs-3 skydeck, with eyewitness werth. justin, may need to dust off the sunglasses, it will be sunny and hot weekends. >> it is, feeling more like the heart of sumner july right now. not looking like it, here it is, later and later in the season, and it is staying little darker. the sun not up yet. still have few minutes to go yet for sunrise, but once the sun is up, rapid warm up once again, talking high temperatures surging into the 90s, close to record territory once again after setting new record high yesterday. but the heat advisory stays in effect until 7:00 tonight through most of the region, the exception right along the immediate coastline, high heat and humidity, all across the delaware valley. there you go.

low and mid 90s this afternoon, heat indexes possibly as high as 103. specially around philadelphia. so spending extra time outside, still got to take it easy, and drink plenty of water, keep the pets hydrated as well. look at the temperatures right now, not really much change no matter where you are. mid 70s in the coolest spots in the lehigh valley, the exception the mountains coming in the upper 60s, upper 70s for wilmington, philadelphia, dover. factor in the humidity, feels like the low eight's already this morning. storm scan3, mid to high level clouds, that's about it, call it partly sunny today, kim of showers overnight in the poconos, they've moved out of the region on our way up to 94 for philadelphia, 87 at the shore, nice little breeze, some sunshine this afternoon, and the poconos, 83, very humid, with chance for late day shower or storm. there will be cold front that comes through overnight tonight, put a change in the forecast, and headed for the second half of the weekend, talk about that coming up in a few more minutes, rahel, back to you. >> thank up, see you soon. and after yesterday's record

brainer, we in for another day of excessive heat. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live along kelly drive, runners and joggers, trying to beat the worse of the heat. >> hey, right now it feels pretty good. if it can stay like this all day, all year, i would be happy. with a we are going to feel today would be hot for july or august. and here we are, in september. you know, what we have to remember, go on this time, we are is in september. might be seasoned at some of the scorching temperature in the area right now, important not to get lenient about heat safety and recognizing factors in other that could mean over exposure. such as clammy necessary, confuse, really slow moving, or seize to go sweat at all. that will can tell that you something is very wrong. that's why people like these are getting their workouts very recall i on. she said she learned her lesson what trying to power through the midday heat.

>> it is like running through sludge. basically how it is, yes, it was really bad. it was really, kind of hard, but it really shows who you are once you get through it, once up get through that long, hot run. >> you feel good after i'm sure, and i see you have your water? >> yes, i have my water. and usually i have something on my back, but hopefully i can get through it, hopefully some kind of cooling off in water today. >> i am feeling a little bit of the coolness off the water, that's nice, still pretty good right now if you want to get out, go for bike ride, go for a jog, but later on with the sun combined it, might be just be a little too rough. another thing to keep important, is your house at night, even though it is going to cool down little bit tomorrow night, all of the heat today could build up, your and conditioning units this season, be sure to checkup on that and any loved ones. reporting from kelly drive, alexandria hoff.

>> thank you, the devastating floods last month in louisianna left thousands homeless. and for some, there was no place to take their pet. but now, some of those animals are in south jersey and you can adopt one. >> more than dozen dogs at the camden county animal shelter home is now far, far away. >> i just received 18 dogs over the week due to the floods. >> dogs transported here to make room for displaced dogs, and areas hit hard by the recent louisianna flooding. twelve were begin to vermont. that will flooding killed at least 11 people, left more than 150,000 homes destroyed. >> we received everything. great dane, she is four years old, we have labs, puppies, we have pound pup ills. we have all sort of dogs. >> shelter officials warn that they've received 18, it probably won't stay that way for long. >> there are some people in today.

>> now you have 17? >> now we have 17. >> for the goalie family, whose dog passed away earlier this summer, who said they've been to the camden county animal shelter before, they say there is trip was different. this was love at first site. >> she just looked so friendly, so happy, you know, she looks so healthy. she just came right to us. you know, she said all right, take me. you know? she is adorable. >> now, a second chance at love, and a happy home for them both. and they were all so sweet. and workers at the camden county animal shelter tell me all of the dogs have been spade and neutered and cleared by the vet. so if you think you might want to adopt one, the shelter on county house road in blackwood. stolen menorrah back in the possession of the congress great of bet solomon synogogue and community center in northeast philadelphia. someone was caught on camera stealing it from the front lawn last month. synogogue tells "eyewitness news" young man returned the menorrah yesterday. no word though if he was actually the same person who stole it. >> a new jersey appeals court

has thrown out the 15 count haven't vick sean of the rutgers student who was roommate of clemente tee. throughout it against rabbi because of change in state law. ordered new trial on the other count, saying, the bias evidence tainted the jury's verdict. he was sentenced probation, plus 30 days in jail. clemente, who was 18, killed himself after being captured on web cam, kissing another man. happening today, robinsville high school is renaming its athletic complex in memory of the school district former superintendent. doctor steven mayor was killed on april 19th. police say he was jogging and walking his dog near his home when a car struck them. ceremony starts at 11:00 this morning. the robinsville school district will also begin raising money for a new fieldhouse. >> on the cbs-3 health watch, a cans their most women fear most. ovarian, often called the silent killer. today thousands will gather in philly for an annual walk to break the silence. health reporter stephanie

stahl talked to bucks county man who will be taking part. >> that's great. that's perfect. >> forty-one year old rachael phrase is her making ribbons with her two children to raise awareness about cancer, cancer she has had twice now, that nearly took away her ability to have children. >> i have always wanted to be a mom, and, you know this, he light up my life every day. and they are a reminder that miracles happen. >> first diagnosed at age 26, rachael endured chemotherapy and removal of one ovary. then, against all odds, she got pregnant, we first met jake nine years ago. >> her daughter lilly came two years later. >> i just love making pictures for my mom. >> that's just the meaning of life right there. that is a miracle. it is everything i could ever hope for. it was a tough battle but i beat it and i didn't think it would ever come back. >> but it did. two years ago, rachael had a

second battle with ovarian cancer, followed by more surgery, and chemo. >> it was awful experience, i never had any symptoms at all, nothing, nothing. >> that's why it is called the silent killer. symptoms of ovarian cancer can be vague. both times rachael's cancer was found in routine gynocological appointment. now she is on a mission, with the teal ribbons, and the upcoming run-walk to break the silence, coming up september 106789. >> awareness, so many people do not get checked and do not follow up with, you know, their yearly appointments. you're just never too young. never too old. and i want to get the word out how important it is to feel, you know, still be in touch with your body. >> and that's because when diagnosed and treated early, the five year survival rate for ovarian cancer is over 90%. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3,

"eyewitness news". well, the eagles are getting ready for tomorrow's season opener at the linc. offensively it will be all about carson wentz, and his performance in game one of the eagles career. defensively they'll have to stop rgiii, and cleveland team that, listen to this, according to vaguest, has the longest shot at a superbowl at 200 to one odds. >> and you can see it all right here on cbs-3 tomorrow. starting at 11:30 a.m., with the toyota sunday kickoff. at noon it is the nfl today. followed by the browns, and after the game shear auto game postgame show. >> now to basketball. former sixer allen iverson is now in the basketball hall of fame. the answer got a standing ovation as he walk on to the stage in springfield, massachusetts, an emotional moment for iverson. eleven-time all-star, and former nbamvp. ai at the event thanked the phillies fans for all of their

support. >> that you all for the support over the years. you all let me grow. you all let me make my mistakes. never jumped off the bandwagon continued to support me like true fans are supposed to. >> but we do here. in addition to iverson, mink, swoop, shaquile o'neil. congratulations to ai. still ahead on "eyewitness news", a drama based on a true story touches down in theatres this weekends. we'll hear from tom hanks in his role as sully coming up. >> fashion design fresh south philly seeing her dreams come true. see her collection, and how it ended up in new york fashion week. >> and the heat sticking with us through the sun this weekend, but young continue will tell us when more september-like conditions return to the forecast. we're back in a moment.

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maybelline's fit me make it happen maybelline new york. fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who threaten our way of life. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole. >> budding philadelphia fashion designer one step closer to seeing her dream come true. new york fashion week, our pat gallen shows you how has trans forwards her passion into a huge opportunity. >> in the fashion industry, this week is their superbowl. new york fashion week, is underway, and the biggest

players in the game will see their best work in the spotlight. for south philadelphia native, devon, being involved is a dream come true. >> it is crazy how it happened. i wasn't expecting it to happen. >> the 26 year old is one of nine student and recent graduates of the art institute nationwide, and were select today have their concept featured during fashion week. it stems from her senior project, which uses hudini as an inspiration. >> i turned it kind of into something interesting through shape, the fabrics i used held how the shape was created a lot of it was an experiment. i didn't go into my senior collection thinking oh, hey i really want to get into fashion week. >> while her love of clothing traces back to south philly roots as a kid, her journey began after getting her associates agree at community college. she then decided to chase her dream. >> never said anything in my life when i first got here. and i think i got a f on my first dressy ever made. it was terrible. but i learned.

a lot of self teaching, too. >> her talents have blossomed in recent years. during the holidays a few years ago, she sold hundreds of hands made scarfs out of her house. >> just on a whim, yes, around christmas, so people were getting them as gifts, then my boyfriends' friends were oh, your girlfriend's scarf, can i get three for moore mom. >> her collection, no doubt, she will keep adding to it. >> i showed you my hot portfolio, oh, my god. >> keep writing the book, see what happens. >> yes it, will keep going. >> pat gallen, "eyewitness news". >> and there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and van eat a meyer join us live from new york with a pro view. good morning, guys. >> hey, rahel, good morning, coming up: the day's headlines, plus it is guided sailors for more than 300 years. we'll take you inside america's oldest lighthouse. and show you how it changed history. >> plus, he wrote the book that became the social network. now author ben is exploring

america's so-called ufo highway. he will take us to the bizarre world of alien investigators. >> and nfl football is back. we'll preview the story lines, look ahead to this season's most exciting match up. >> all of that plus your eye opener, the dish, muse nick our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> all right, it is that time of year again, thank you, guys, can't wait to watch. well, tom hanks' latest starring role finds him in the pilot feed as captain sully sullenberger. a look at the movie, new in theatres this weekend. >> tom hanks finds himself in familiar territory taking on role based on true story this time as captain sully burger as sully. >> we are turning back. >> while the miracle on the hudson set the stage for the

film, sully delves deeper into the story what happened to captain sullenberger after the event. >> today we begin with our investigation, on the crash of us airways flight 1549. >> dual engine lost at lower altitude than any jet in history. >> this entire film is real a story that no one no, sir. it is what happened after we landed that everybody survived when the investigation had to take place, to verify that we did everything right. >> no one has ever trained for an incident like that. >> sully marks the first collaboration between director clint eastwood and tom hanks. >> tom is a terrific actor, i've never work with him, but i think he's got the same kinds of quiet presence that sully has. you know, and he is able to act in that zone. >> hangs considered sullenberger to be a hero not for the miracle on the hudson but for just doing his job. >> he walks on the plane when everything is perfect, and says i'll get you there. and then he takes that

responsibility and can still instinctively in 30 seconds determine how to save everybody's lives. >> in hollywood. >> well, here in philly, a legend takes the stage for the second night this week. >> bruce springsteen played more of his hits during sold-out concert at since sit benning park, and as you can hear there, thousands sang along, some fans were at the ballpark for his record breaking four-hour show wednesday night, return to hear him again last night. >> ♪ >> who is that guy? all right, springsteen, playing a set with one every his fans, eyewitness cam video, the lucky guy on stage there, was called up, after he held a sign asking to play along with the boss. >> ask and you shall receiver, justin, i'm asking for cooler

weather. >> i think a lot of people are. i'll come through for you, i'll come through, start getting that change little bit tomorrow. still going to be warm, but at least humidity levels drop. by the end every next week, typical september like conditions coming at us. >> heat advisory, exception along the mode yacht coastline, already, temperature close to 08 degrees specially when you factor in the humidity, some weather watchers still reporting some lower 70s in some of the outlying areas. >> feel humidity as well. >> go into new jersey, again signed of the same deal, low mid 70s, check in with car any mt. laurel, new jersey at 74 degrees with full sunshine, so depend where you are, you may be getting few cloud around, overall nice sunrise happening right now. take you to philadelphia,

still shot, here in philadelphia indicate being storm system 24 hours away, cold front, then same deal out in chesterfields ed connor's shot of the sunrise this morning. good color cloudy necessary, ocean city, you can see the sun peaking through overall not bad beach day, breeze will pick up this afternoon bring some relief to the shore. >> make sure live guards are on duty, ocean temperature still in the lower 70s. storm scan3, quiet right now, had couple of showers, thunderstorms, poconos, early this morning, moving to the north and east. we're dry. mainly dry tai today. no problems if you have outdoor plans. stronger colds front out near chicago, widespread showers, storms, a lot of the showers should break off as they move eastward. front comes through our region very early tomorrow morning. maybe bringing shower or thunderstorm overnight, but it will bring change in the

humidity levels >> tomorrow dew points start to back off. by tomorrow afternoon, should g down to the 50's. so it will be pretty comfortable. shore forecast today, sun, clouds, very warm, 87 degrees, tomorrow, little cooler, less humid, 83, increasing sunshine through the afternoon, nice start next week. you have off on monday. take advantage of it. upper 70s along the coast. under mostly sunny skies. today's september 10th. marks the peak of the tropical season, atlantic hurricane season when we see the most frequency of storms on average. so, we go through the downhill trends, always spikes now and then, especially middle of october, see increase in activity. not out of the woods yet, season runs through november 30th. can get tropical system any time throughout the year.

developing over the next five days, but stronger system out over the central waters, 9% of formation in the next five, so again, likely this will become tropical system, but good news right now, forecast does take us to the north and west more northerly, sweeping it out over the open waters but at this point no threat to any mainlands any time soonment back home high pressure drifting off shore, pumping in the heat and humidity. here comes the cold front. not a lot of moisture with it, police shower or storm overnight tonight. >> sets up nice air mass for early next week, temperatures today, low to mid 90s this afternoon, factor in the humidity, feel like over 100 degrees, tonight, 11:00, still around, 80 degrees for the air temperature, then tomorrow, knocking those temperatures back down to the low and mid 80s. records high today, 97. 80s the average, coming in at 84 this afternoon. very humid, then tonight, chance of that shower or storm, more clouds,

74 degrees, eagles forecast tomorrow, at the linc, it will be a warm one. but noticeably less humid. sunshine, 84 degrees at kick off. here is the extended forecast, still above average through wednesday, a lot of sunshine, then seeing some 70s returning by thursday and friday. rahel, back over to you. >> just amazing, thank you, justin. happening today plenty every place toss eat in sea isle city. the third annual sea isle city food truck festival is underway. more than dozen trucks are parked at 63rd street and ladies avenue. all competing for awards including best food truck. tomorrow noon to five and today.

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>> we are headed into the second weekends of september, most children are now back to school. but, it is not just kids, but pets learning lessons, too. coming up tomorrow on the cbs-3 pet segment, carol erickson, advocate for the pennsylvania spca, tells us why home schooling your dog with make life better for everyone. tomorrow morning right here on cbs-3 in our 7:00 hour. justin joining you go again, always good reminds tow keep your pets hydrate in the. >> good tip there, yes. talking mid 90s again. just like yesterday. may not get to record territory. doesn't matter. still hot though mid 90s. 80 degrees where we should be this time of year. we will bring it closer to average next week, something to look forward to. hot, humid, pretty enough nanometer where you are, 94 for philadelphia, upper 80s at the shore, breeze kicks in this afternoon feeling pretty good. low 80s in the poconos, tonight could get shower or storm, very small chance, at least any backdrop tomorrow, still warm at 85. a lot of sun for the next several days though. september usually, drier

month. and then we use some rain across the region, low to mid 80s. then thursday, sign of september there, 70s smoke up. >> looking pretty good, yes, looking pretty good for tomorrow's game. >> dry. >> all right, justin, thanks. and that's cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for now. we may be signing off on tv, but always on line, cbsphilly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. have a great weekend. they're all gone. well staples has low prices. if i were you, i'd grab a couple more... for next week. back to school or back for more. staples has the lowest prices. period. staples.

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