live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". this morning. new this morning, an active crime scene in trenton, police investigating a shooting involving multiple people. also this morning, 15 years later and the pain is still fresh for so many people. we'll take you to the emotional tribute to those who died on september 11. and, game day is finally here. it is the eagles season opener with their new quarterback carson wentz. cbs-3 is getting you ready for kick off. today is sunday, september 11, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. let's get your day started with a check on weather, and justin drabick. i went for a walk yesterday, five minutes outside, sweating profusely. >> you ran? >> more information than you want to know, i'm you. >> that's tough. i'm impressed. >> just walking. >> oh, hard core there.

oh, just walking? >> power walking, yes. >> it was hot. >> mid 90s, humidity, sticking around, more humid this morning but gets better from the morning into the afternoon. >> i'll take that. >> nice forecast coming up. still on the warm side in the 80s, overall pleasant next few days, here across the delaware valley. still great conditions ahead outside eventually, especially, starting this afternoon. now, we are waking up to some clouds across the region, colds front approaching us, that's going to help bring the change and the humidity levels later today. front not producing whole lot. dry here in center city. 79 degrees, southwest breeze kicking up at 12. feels like 82 when you factor in the humidity. temperatures across the region low 70s even up in the poconos at this hour, close to 80 philadelphia, if mid 70s near the shore. we zoom into suburbs, again just like yesterday morning, not much change in the temperatures, so, everybody's pretty much uniform. dew point still running high. this is a tropical air mass, humidity very high with the dew point in the low and mid

70s, this afternoon, talking about dew points dropping into the 50's, so remember, 65 is kind of that thresholds, once you're above the dew point at 65, it feels humid. we'll get below that in the next 12 hours or so. front, trying to bring few scattered showers up into the poconos early this morning, other than that, some clouds, by the afternoon, we will see increasing sunshine, great news if you are headed to the link, check out the eagles opener against the browns, it will be warm, not feeling like football so much, 84 degrees, but at least more comfortable, northwest breeze at ten to 15 miles per hour. forecast hi, still above average, 85 today. eighty-three at the shore. mid 70s in the poconos, if you like fall like conditions, wait few more days, we've got that coming up in the day. i'll explain coming up in a few minutes. >> see you soon, thanks, justin. new this morning, police investigating shooting in trenton, new jersey, police tell us shots were fired, just after 3:00 this morning in the 800 block of greenwood avenue. no word yet on how many people are hurt. and details are still coming into our news room, but we'll update you on the story as we

get more information. >> this morning the nation pauses to remember the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks there is year marks 15 years since the fateful day. take a look. live picture this morning. thousands of people will be gathering at the 9/11 memorial for the annual commemoration ceremony. there will be six moments of silence, beginning at 8:46. the time the first plane hit the north tower of the worlds trade center. houses of worship throughout new york sitly toll their bells, and families of victims of the 2001 attacks as well as the 1993 bombing at the world trade center will read the names of the people killed. last night, the tribute in light from the 9/11 memorial museum appeared over lower manhattan, has shined every year on the solemn anniversary, memorial made up of 88 search lights positioned to represent the twin towers. some of the victim towers will gather at the garden every reflection in yardley. it will start at 8: 30. eighteen of the victims from bucks county, last night

family members recalled gathered to hit their loved ones in a tragedy that hit so close to home. reporter trang do was there. >> we never forget the sacrifice made that day. >> at dusk they gathered at the garden of reflection on the eve of a somber and painful anniversary. by candlelight, with tears in their eyes, they remembered. >> ♪ >> the 29377 -- the 2977 victims, were remembered, 18 from bucks county. >> jennifer reese was just 11 years old when she lost her older brother josh who was working in tower one. >> it is so important that his memory lives on that you know i take that painful situation and i expose it to the world because i don't want him to be forgotten. >> every year the community gathers in this place of peace to make sure that never

happens. >> we will never forget. we will always have the scar. but it is now a scar. it is no longer a wound. >> ♪ god bless america ♪ >> to close the ceremony, they sang in unicent to honor those lost with hope in their hearts for the future. >> peace is among us. and even like little kids who weren't there or anything, they know that there is peace among our country and there is light after the darkness. >> on the 15th anniversary, there will be two remembrance ceremonies here at the 9/11 memorial. one at 83:00 a.m., and another at 7:00 p.m. in yardley bucks county, i'm trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". hundreds gathered in shakes ville for a special service to remember those who lost their lives, into a plane crashed into a field on september 11. forty lanterns represented the 40 victims of the flight 93 crash 15 years ago, hat turn

bearers walked from memorial plaza to the wall of names to honor the victims. our jay clark in philadelphia at the flight 93 memorial, to support his brother who was honored to car a lantern. >> know how much joy he probably has for going up there, and representing one of the fallen members of flight 93. >> flowers were also placed among the lanterns during the service in remembers rans, those who attended say the service was both comforting and sad. president owe bamm a.m. will hold a moment of silence at the white house, then attend a memorial this morning at the pentagon. that's the only site that doesn't have a visitor center or museum to help people learn about what happened on september 11, 2001. victims' family members are trying to change that. there is a plan in the works to build one on a lot next to the pentagon memorial in arlington, virginia, so far the group has raised $6 million but they need 25 million total to get the project offer the ground. our coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com and throughout the morning right

here on cbs-3. coming up: how a father used history to use a personal tribute for thousands of families. the story is ahead in just about ten minutes. hillary clinton and donald trump will set aside the campaign today. both will visit grounds is her tow pay their respects to the victims of 9/11. on friday clinton gave her take on donald trump supporters, and as wendy gillette report, it sparked quite an uproar on the campaign trail. >> hillary clinton says she regret remarks she made about donald trump's supporters at a fundraiser friday night. >> you could put half of trump's support nears what i call the basket of deplorable. >> clinton released a statement saturday that says, quote, last night i was grossly generalist i can, and that's never a good idea. i regret saying half that was wrong. she added that many of trump's support remembers hard-working americans. trump tweeted: wow, hillary clinton was so insult to go my supporters. millions of amazing

hard-working people. i think it will cost her at the polls. the republican national committee said clinton's comments showed her con descending and disrespect. >> clinton held one private fundraising outside new york sit, paid $100,000 each to attend. clinton will be here in manhattan sunday to mark the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >> trump spent somber saturday at the funeral of friends and supporter, phyllis in st. louis, the 92 year old died monday, conservative activist, lawyer, and author who opposed communism, abortion, and the equal rights amendment over the course of her life. >> phyllis was therefore me when it was not at all fashionable. trust me. >> trump has no other scheduled public events until monday. wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> well, it is the day eagles fans have been waiting for, the birds kick off 2016 season this afternoon at lincoln

financial field, game begins the carson wentz era and the beginning of the doug pederson era, as women. peeled err son says he's counting on the atmosphere at the linc, the team expect the fans to give him a boost. >> the crowd will be excited. everything i've heard and sort of red this week, you know, everybody is kind of excited to see number one carson but just to see the team. >> i expect the linc to be really really loud, everybody will be happy forecaster on. >> and our coverage of the game begins well before the first snap. starting at 11:30 this morning, it is the toyota sunday kickoff. sports director don bell, lesley van arsdall, pat gallen, merrill reese, all on the field at the linc. then it is the nfl today at noon. birds and browns kick off at 1:00 followed by the cure insurance postgame show. much more on the match up ahead in sport, plus reporter cherri gregg is live coming up in our next half hour with the fans down at the linc. >> also ahead, file this one

under strange and unusual. we hear from a woman who says she was hit in the face by a fish, hey, justin? >> rahel, good morning, we are waking up to still humid conditions, but that's going to change, we've got pleasant week ahead even fall-like temperatures. i'll let you know when they [phone buzzing] buy online. ready in an hour. weren't you just... got it.

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smacked her in the face. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, tells us the bizarre incident has everyone including the woman talking. >> usually you find catfish in the water. this one came straight from the sky. >> within a few second i was slammed in the face with something. i think might have been head, face and neck, because i smelled so bad afterward. >> definitely not the morning lisa expected during her walk. to a labor day boot camp class at the art museum. >> i'm like i'm more likely to get struck by lightning than get hit by a fish from the sky. >> monday morning that's being actually what happened. >> apparently a bird had a bird in its beak, and dropped it, right on lisa's head. >> i immediately freaked out and fell to the ground. >> she believes the fish fell about 50 feet overhead measured up to 18 inches, and weighing about 5 pounds, that's a little under gallon of milling. >> it might sound funny, but whether from the fins or from pure shock? >> i was cold, i had a fever,

it was won't, all the way down to here, hurt agent way down into my neck. >> it left a mark, scar under her left eye and perhaps emotional one-two. >> i was really upset actually. i was pretty hysterical. >> the next day a doctor gave lisa a tetanus shot, recommended ice and prescribed antibiotics. but lisa says the best medicine now, is laughter. >> i think that of all things to happen, like, it was traumatic at the time, but it is funny, and some other worst things and bad things that could happen. >> anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> okay, take a look at this, a water main break flooded out the back loading dock as a monster pet store. you can see the water came to up this man's chest. fortunately, no damage to the inside of the store, no animals were in danger. >> excessive heat saturday had folks all across the region looking for ways to keep cool. bristol's lion park was a popular spot to enjoy the outdoors, without getting too hot. the breeze off the delaware made temperatures more

tolerable. nearby the bristol lion's club, 33rd annual italian day celebration, went on as scheduled, as the waterfront park. now while the event was on, high temperatures, they did impact the event. >> we get thousands of people here every year, and unfortunately this year it is a little hot. and keeping the crowds down, little bit. >> and organizers made sure there were fans and water for the volunteers, manning the grills. >> and justin, you know, with the weather being so hot yesterday, with the franklin fountain -- >> third day in a row. today will be another good day for ice cream. still warm, but humidity drops little bit. also like the eagles green, you're sporting right there. i can't dot green because we have the green wall. i would be invisible. but that would be pretty fun. >> it would be fun for me. >> laughing at me, would you love that, wouldn't you? let's talk about this weather. we do have changes coming at me specially this afternoon, drop the humidity, still will be warm this time of year mid 80s, overall much better than the past few days, another beach day looking live, ocean

city little haze outside this morning maybe. sunrise coming up in over an hour or so, but overall, some clouds, early in the morning, then we should see more sunshine for the jersey shore, coming in this afternoon, so it gets little better by the afternoon hours, wind picks up and you'll also feel the humidity drop, especially there is afternoon along the jersey coast. now, it is all because after cold front. still situated just to the west. so if you are waking up to some clouds, few breaks in the clouds, depending on where you are, couple of showers really just confined across northern pennsylvania right now, still maybe can't rule out sprinkle or two specially north and west of the city over the next couple of hours, once this front passes, you'll feel the difference, wind will switch out of the northwest, drier air mass starts to build on in. clearing out nicely in western pennsylvania, so i would say about mid-morning, have the clouds around, see that sunshine increasing. it is warm ahead of the front. near 80 degrees, this hour, 79 in allentown and philadelphia, 78 in wilmington, so not much change in the temperatures ahead of the front. but look at the other side of the front.

61 degrees in pittsburgh, and cleveland, that's some nice air. and that's headed our way. just give it few more hours it, will get here. so to give you idea what we're headed for, dew point temperature right now, back this earlier, 72, that's hi, feels tropical, oppressive humidity out there. this afternoon should start to get into the 50's, pleasant conditions returning as far as humidity levels coming in later this afternoon, and really for the next few days. check it out. lower humidity today. overall it is not bad. monday, going to be gray, very pleasant conditions, same deal tuesday, slight bump in the humidity on wednesday, then it drops again for the end of the week, as more typical fall-like air mass starts to return. now, the reason for the change in humidity, the winds, right now still out of the southwest ahead of the front. once the front passes this afternoon, 2:00, everybody's feeling the nice northwest wind. that knocks the humidity out. we still have the northerly winds in play on monday, keeping things nice and comfortable. shore forecast it get better through the day, if you don't like the clouds, wait few more hours, you'll get the

sunshine, 83 degrees, winds little breezy out of the northwest this afternoon up to 20 miles per hour, uv index still on the high side even with clouds around, make sure to wear the sun block, front coming through again not dropping the temperatures whole lot. not going to be dealing with 90's, but notice the drop in humidity. high pressure right on top of us tomorrow, that blocks any storms from developing, really comfortable air mass, tuesday kinds of the same deal, lot of sunshine, still pleasant. temperatures today, low and mid 80s, so good 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. then look at tomorrow morning, lower 06's -- 60s, 50's, maybe 40's, early monday morning. afternoon highs monday pretty much where they should be right around 80 degrees. overall trends, comfortable temperatures through mid week. it will be warm, at or slightly above average, but then watch what happens. thursday little drop in the jet stream. this allows the fall-like temperatures to return, same deal on friday. so, then we're dealing with temperatures below average in the 70s, but today, turns mostly sunny, less humid, 85 degrees, tonight very comfortable, mostly clear,

open up the windows, 62 for the city, 50's in the suburbs, here is the extended forecast, so still warm the next few days, comfortable, with the sunshine, and now into the 70s on thursday and friday. overnight lows into the 50's. that's good stuff there. rahel? >> good indeed. thank you, justin. today marks 15 years since the september 11 terror attacks which killed nearly 3,000 people. most of the victims were at new york's worlds trade center where hundreds every first responders rushed into the burning towers, and never came out. kenneth craig speaks with a father who used his grief to create a powerful tribute. >> this is the uniform firefighter jonathan was wearing when he was killed in the collapse of the twin towers. a 29 year old father of two, his memory lives here, at the 9/11 tribute center. >> this is very difficult space. >> jonathan's father and retired firefighter. he spent three month, searching ground zero before

he found his son's remains. and then continued combing through debris for victim for another six months. >> the best human at this could give sus shear searching, every day, 24 hours a day, hands and knees. >> during that time, the damaged liberty deli became a gathering spot for rescue and recovery workers. eventually turned the space into the 9/11 tribute center. a kind of interim museum until the official one opened in 2014. not only did it stay open, it will move to a bigger space next spring, where it will continue to tell the story of 9/11 in the most personal terms. >> i get to talk about my son. i can't tell you how many times i've cried this week. >> pouring himself in his work has helped him move forward. but it hasn't relieved the pain. >> the only thing 9/11 means to me is that i have not seen my buddy in 15 years. and i miss

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>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. this is the game we've all been waiting for, plan on head down to south philly today. the eagles taking on the browns at 1:00. so it should and good game. and justin will join just just a couple every month, but, he says, it is hot lately, but fortunately lacks like we'll see break-in humidity. so that should be good. let's get some more details

with justin joining us now, justin, that's what i'm looking forward to hearing, lower humidity. >> i think a lot of people r warm, mid 80s, we'll take it, still humid this morning, so stepping outside, what are you talking about? you're lying. got to give it few more hours. >> okay. >> it get better. stays like that pretty much throughout the upcoming week, if you like fall-like conditions, you'll love the end of the week. talk about that in a little bit. but coming off high temperature of 95 degrees yesterday, so put it into that heatwave there, as temperatures should stay in the 80s today. waking up with temperatures close to 08 already this hour, we have clouds around, because of the colds front, will bring the change upper 70s still to the west, lancaster, reading, 79 up in allentown, as well as doylestown, palmyra new jersey, not much change in these numbers across the region, than is what it feels like when you factor in the humidity. lower 80s, this hour, up in the lehigh valley, philadelphia, feels like 80 in dover, delaware, and we have to get this front through before the humidity drops.

still, to the west, maybe a shower or two specially in the poconos early this morning. other than that, some clouds. then once that front passes, we'll start to see the skies break up little bit. so again, this morning, it is going to be cloudy, humid, temperatures hanging out in the 70s this afternoon, increasing sunshine, humidity drops hour by hour, temperatures still warm, in the mid 80s. not going to feel like football weather, but at least it is dry, weather should impact the game here, 84 degrees with high temperature, gets comfortable for the afternoon, northwest breeze at ten to 15 miles per hour, but still running above average, say hi temperature up around 85 degrees, in philadelphia, gets better at the shore, partly sunny, 83 for this afternoon, and mid 70s, up in the poconos, and if you like 70s for highs, you will love the seven day forecast, talk about that coming up in just a few more minutes, rahel, we send it back to you. >> justin, see you soon. we just nerds justin, not quite feeling like football but yes it is here, and if you bleed green, probably cannot wait to see carson wentz run through the tunnel today for the season opener. cherri gregg from sister station "kyw news radio" live

outside the linc, where eagles fans getting ready for some football. hey, cherri gregg! >> reporter: good morning, rahel. this is officially eagles country. they just put the flag up here, with means the tailgating can commencement i'm here with where's jason? where's brian? this group, you guys have, been coming down here for years, right? for years? >> for many years, yes. >> yes. so what's the process? as you get set up, they keep it pretty simple but very effective. tell me what the process is? >> the process to start drinking before you get down here. as you set up, you continue to drink, and continue drinking while the eagles win. >> but you all are very, very like staunch eagles fans. tell me what you are looking for this season. >> so, it is all about wentz, it is all about the d, all about new changes, new era, we're welcoming it, absolutely. >> so some of the guys are hiding in here, they have a really cool set upgoing on. this eagles trailer is all about eagles gear, on the

couch here, they have it all set up. they have multiple coolers. and i could only -- i know what's inside of those coolers. what's in the coolness. >> beer, liquor, anything you can imagine. >> yes? >> what would you like. >> oh, no, i'm good. water for now. these fans have been waiting out here for quite some time. why? because vice president joe biden is expected to be here later today, to do a tribute for 9/11, he'll be joined by about 120 different law enforcement officers, who will join him as we think about and we talk about those who lost their lives, 15 years ago. is that something that kind of goes through their mind, first day of the game. but also 9/11. >> for every american i think it is an important day, especially for football fans, and i think we cater to their needs in every possible way, just be proud and loud. >> definitely, definitely. so we'll have more from the finance as they get set up here outside the linc for game one. live at the linc, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio" for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, cherry, thank you. and our coverage of the game begins well before the first

snap. starting at 11:30 this morning, it is a toyota sunday kickoff. for don bell, lesley van arsdall, pat gallen and merrill reese, will all be live on the field at the linc. then it is the nfl today at noon, cleveland and eagles kick off at 1:00 followed by the care insurance postgame show. we'll have much more on the match up between the browns and birds coming up in sports in just about 20 minutes from now. in other news, robinsville new jersey is remembering steven mayor, the late superintendent of the school district. the district renamed the high school athletic complex, after mayor during a special ceremony. with common phrase, make someone's day today, will be hung in each school. killed by a car while jogging in april. >> on the 15th anniversary of the september 11 attack, people who lost loved ones gathered to remember them in bucks county. there will be two remembrance ceremonies today at the garden of reflection, last night, community members gathered there in yardley. bucks county lost 18 people in the 9/11 attacks. jennifer reese was just 11

years old when she lost her older brother, josh, who was working in tower one for cancer fitzgerald. >> his memory was gone, that, you know, i take that situation, and i expose it to the world, because i don't want him to be forgotten. >> at the ends of last night's ceremony, the community joined in on a performance of god bless america. there will be two remembrance ceremonies at the 9/11 memorial. one this morning at 8:30 a.m., another at 7:00 tonight. philadelphia will pay tribute to the 9/11 victims with a professional and ceremony, begins at the fire hall man's museum 9:59 this morning, that's the time the second world trade center tower fell. mayor jim kenney and the police and fire commissioners will all take part, the procession ends at the betsy ross house where two bell ringings will take place. gloucester county, patriots day is her moanly take place at 8:30 this morning, it is 9/11 memorial at the place of reflection inside chestnut

branch main street mantua. will pay tribute two gloucester county victims of the attack. ceremony includes bell ringing and wreath laying. today, the names of victims in the worlds trade center attacks will be red at ground zero. cbs news core upon dent brook silva bragga joins us live from new york sit. >> i can't hear you, you may need to cue me. report report well the ceremony here will begin just after 8:30 a.m. with bagpipes and children's choir singing the national anthem, and then the solemn punctuation marks of every 9/11 memorial here in new york, six moments of silence marking the times the two plans went -- planes went into the towers as well as the times the towers fell as well as the planes crashing into the pentagon, and that field outside shenksville, pennsylvania. again this year we'll hear the reading between those moments of silence of the nearly 3,000 names of those who died here. something new this year,

what's become known as the ground zero flag. it is the inning from that iconic photo you probably remember of three new york city firefighters raising an american flag on the afternoon of 9/11. that flag went missing for the better part of 15 years. it was discovered in washington state of all places, a man who went just by the name every brian, brought it into a firehouse there, and it was returned here, to the 9/11 memorial museum, and put on display just thursday. rahel? >> reporter: do we know who is expected to attends today's ceremony? >> reporter: yes, sorry, i couldn't hear you before, i just was able to hear you just now. the ceremony will be attended, close to the public, mainly by families, but also dignitaries, as well. and we understand both major presidential candidates, hillary clinton and donald trump, are expected here at ground zero. the president will observe a moment of silence at the white house, and then go to the pentagon, and observe the moment of silence at that ceremony, as well. >> of course, as you just mentioned, nearly 3,000 names.

do we know who is reading the names this year, brooke? >> reporter: well real a interesting story. kind of a heart tugging story. some of the folks who lost their parents on 9/11 were two young to participate when they, you know, when they first were celebrated in the years after 9/11, one of those young men, walter matusa, now 25 year old blind young man who will participate in this ceremony reading some of the names with the help of his brother, who will help whisper the names into his ear. they were rehearsing yesterday, promises to be a heart tugging part of the ceremony today. >> thank you very much for the report. >> a moment of silence will also be held at the white house at 8:46 this morning. the pentagon ceremony start 9:30 a.m., at 9:45 this morning, service will be held in shenksville, pennsylvania at the flight 93 national memorial. stay with cbs-3, have much more on the remembrance ceremonies throughout the morning on air and on our website cbsphilly.com. and still to come this

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back now, cws news correspondent tony with more from new york. >> reporter: mr. president? >> reagan had paused for a a door crowd when cheers turned to screams. six shots rang out. a bullet lodged an inch from the president's heart. he survived. but the fate of his shooter, john hinkly, jr., was less clear. his lawyers said he nearly killed the president for the love of the actress jody foster. the jury found hinkly not guilty, by reason every insanity. now, his new freedom has divided the reagan children. my father did more than say the lord's prayer. he lived it, in forgiving john hinkly, jr. maybe we should dot same tweeted reagan's son michael. but reagan's daughter patty davis disagrees saying forgiving someone in your heart doesn't mean that you let them lose in virginia. hungry's release has also trouble former secret service

agent timothy mccartney who took a bullet for the president. >> i'm very concerned, and i hope they're right that they let him out and he won't injury anyone else. >> hungry is required to attend therapy, work, and stay away from public comment on his own life. john hinkly junior returned home to his mother's house earlier this afternoon, he has his own room there, a king size bed, and a tv. he plans to play the guitar and paint and if all goes well he could move out on his own as early as next year. tony, cbs news, new york. the woman at the center of an iconic times square photograph taken at the ends of worlds war two has died. gretta simmer freedman then a 21 year old nurse was kissed by a sailor on august 14th, 1945. it happened during the celebration as news of the japanese surrender reached home, and at that moment, someone snapped a picture. this black and white photo was then seen all around the world. gretta freedman passed away in richmond, virginia, she was 92.

switching gears now, we hearing from the lucky college student who received the gift after lifetime at the bruce springsteen concert. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> matthew played no surrender with springsteen, and the e street band at citizens bank park friday night. he's from houston, told "eyewitness news" exactly how it all happened. >> at the end of rosalita i stuck this sign in his face, and him and stevie bode red it, and bruce was just kind of like he was thinking about it, thinking about it, then he looked to up my dad and he said can he play it? can he play it? and my dad said he can play t and i was saying i can play it, i can play it. and so after that, bruce just kind of gave me the wave and i hopped on stage and it was incredible. >> and took a self we springsteen after they played together, and posted the pick for all across social media.

what else do you do? >> and amazing new images from the surface of mars gives us a never before seen look at the red planet. these pictures were sent back by nasa's mars rover and they're in color. curiosity first reached mars back in 2012, it has been investigating its surface ever since. and justin joining us now, i'm investigating myself what the rest of this week will look like. >> it will be good. i think you'll like it, yes. another good day for ice cream, though. now i know, looking for any excuse. >> i'm trying not to eat more ice cream, justin. >> but ice cream is good all year around, i don't care, 20 degrees. >> good for the heart, not for the hips. >> enjoy it, got to live. 76 degrees right now, palmyra cove nature park, looking across the delaware, hazy, clouds right now, so the cold front that will come through and bring this change to our forecast, forget willing rid of the humidity. i know you're sick of it. a lot of people want to breathe little easier. that will will happen later this afternoon, we will clear the skies up as well once the

front passes through, yesterday, mid 90s again, 95 degrees, for the actual temperature in philadelphia, not record though, record was 97, so now, we're up to 44 days of 90 degrees or higher this season. for 2016. so, basically that's the most we've had since 2010 if you can remember that season, that was hot one, with 55 days, i don't think we'll make that number, but we could get another 09 degrees day here in the month of september. just have to wait and see, at least i don't think we'll get this long stretch of hot and humid conditions. seventy-nine in allentown, philadelphia, so it is warm, go to the other side of the front, check it out. fifty's, mid 50's in chicago, des moines, so get the cooler drier air back in the forecast, starting later this afternoon. certainly tonight will be comfortable. you can open up the windows. the front, still to the west. we're out ahead of it, that's why it is still warm and humid early this morning, maybe shower or two in the poconos, that's about it, clouds trying to break across the south across central delaware and central new jersey. keeping the dew point temperature, tells us how much humidity is around, 6:00, low

seven 70s, tropical air mass, little by little these numbers start to come down. 9:00 forecast dew point is 70. by noontime mid 60s, so six a kinds of the threshold where really start to feel humid, and then the afternoon we continue to drop into the 50's, so very pleasant finish to the sunday, it will be great to be outdoors, head to the evening else game, should be pretty comfortable even though temperatures will get back to the 80s this afternoon. at the shore, clouds this morning, some sun for the afternoon, 83 today. 70s the next couple of days. here's a front passing us through about mid-morning, maybe stray sprinkle, best chance in the poconos, back to sunshine late this morning, into the afternoon. mostly clear tonight, and monday, good start to the work week, that trends continues into tuesday. very pleasant temperatures get close to the average for this time of year which is around 80 degrees. today, though, still warm, low mid 80s for afternoon temperatures. today, and then tonight, cools down around 60 for the sit, maybe some 40's, potentially in some of the colds he is suburbs, early on monday morning, and then monday

afternoon rebounding to around 80 degrees. which is average. then watch what happens, ends of the week. fall-like pattern develops, we get brief drop in the jet stream. and when that happens there is time of year, we start to get that cooler air from canada. it is cold enough to keep the high temperatures below average. so talking about temps down into the mid 70s, maybe low 70s in some of the coolest spots. going to last for couple of days. not extended periods of cool-down. but hey, we will take it, just hint that the fall season is coming. but today, turning sunny, less humid, 85, so still above average. tonight very comfortable, clear, 62 for the city, and then cooler out in the suburbs. and the extended forecast, a lot of sunshine, could use some more rain, real now big storms coming at us. still warm though this week, through wednesday, low and mid 80s, but pleasant, low humidity, then mid 70s on thursday, with a hi, keep it in the 70s on friday, and looks like next weekend starts off nice, comfortable, saturday's high 80 degrees with some sunshine. are snell. >> looking good, thanks, justin. right now 48:00. let's check in with ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center.

see how the roads are looking. >> good morning, roadways looking pretty good. as good as the weather forecast in fact. the schuylkill at the vine street expressway, schuylkill till had he top of your screen, vine expressway right in the middle volume starting to builds on the two highways, then everything is moving along fine, we'll move the traffic cam here, there you go, to 202 at allendale road right by the king of prussia mall, not much volume on this stretch of 202, but 202 does look fine here and through the area on to the ben franklin bridge mid-span. if you're shore bound thon beautiful day with lower humidity, just turn the forecast, no delays or problems on the area bridges. the ben franklin, the walt whitman bridge look good, 42, 55, a.c. expressway and the garden state parkway look good, as well. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans, rahel, back to you. >> ann, thank you. of course, local student visit the white house, the children all living in abbottsford forward homes, public housing community in east falls. the trip is to let youngsters know that if they work hard, they can achieve their dreams. they were accompanied by adults from the community,

totalling about 30 people. >> ukee washington hanging out with kids, he was the honorary grand marshall, the parade made its way along diamond street. event also included festival, 5k, and concert, great job, ukee, looking good despite the heat. always count on ukee for a good time. up next in sports, lots of football to talk b temple and villanova go for their first one of the season, and a wild ending between two other schools. but all eyes on the eagles today, can the birds compete for the division title and carson wentz, our

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>> finally get to see the new quarterback, carson wentz, and head coaching debut every doug pederson today. remember trade the pick to the eagles who drafted him second draft overall, first eagles rookie back to start the season since 1939. so dot eagles think they can be competition? >> i don't see why we can't go out there and win every sunday. we'll go out there and compete, but, you know, i don't have any, you know, i've missed couple every days. we don't have any concerns about that. it is this year going forward. we'll put our best foot forward. >> i don't come to work every day not to win. you know, that's the goal for everybody here, to win a championship. and in no way had a have those plans changed. >> we have full day of eagles coverage for you starting at

11:30 with toyota sunday kickoff, sport director pat bell, merrill reese, pat gallen, birds and browns kick off at 1:00 followed by the cure insurance postgame show. to college football down at the linc, temple hosting stoney brooke. owls looking to wash away last week's 15-point season opening lost to army. the owls second possession of the game, they marched 51 yards on the play, capped off, 3-yard touchdown, to give them seven-nothing leadment then still in the first, philip walker finds keith kirkwood for the first of his two touchdowns on the day. the owls with a 14-point lead. never looked back. they beat stoney brooke 38 to nothing. first shut out in almost two years. next up for temple penn state, the nittany lions took on long cross state rival pit. this is the 97th meeting between the schools, and the first time since 2,000. to the fourth quarter, the panthers up five-four, shovel passed to jade on connor. runs through the penn state

defense for 12-yard touchdown. pit with a 42-31 lead. ten minutes left. nittany lions responds. take on barkley, scores touchdown. penn state cut the lead with three with five minutes left in the game. under two minutes left. trace passed, intercepted in the end zone by ryan lewis, and the panthers hold off the nittany lions 42 to 39. >> out on the main line villanova wildcats in home opener facing lehigh. no score in the first. hands off to white. 3-yard touchdown, white ran for 155 yards and two scores, wildcats beat the mountain hawks 26 to 216789. now to baseball, just three weeks left for the phillies. today they finish out their series against the nationals, and even listen to the game on 1210wht. last night they wasted fine performance from jared eye cough. no score in the fourth. jose, with the grounder up the middle for base hit. robinson will test her area's arm, out at the plate, phillies get out after jam.

icough, great performance, five strikeouts, strikeout harper three times. in the eighth harper did not miss this pitch from pat shuster. fly ball down the right field line. three-run homer. nats beat the phils three-nothing. adam morgan on the mounted for the phils this afternoon in the series finale. to the pitch we go, union hosting montreal. both these teams fighting foreplay off spot. barnetta, 25 yards, from the back of the net, that gives the union one-nothing lead. stays that way until the 88th minute. header beat andre blake. union has to settle for one-all tie. they have five season games left. >> central michigan at oklahoma state. no time left on the clock. one final for central michigan. go for the hail mary. cooper rushes past, finds jesse control. he makes a little lateral pass to cory who out run the cowboys defenders and scores,

so upsets the 22nd ranked oklahoma state 30 to 27. >> that is all for sports. i'm lesley van arsdall have, a great day. go birds. and that's it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00. but much more ahead at 7:00. vice president biden prepares to attend the eagles season opener. and it is not just for the game. >> lessons for your pets, now that the young ones have gone back it school, carol erickson explains why it might and good idea to home school your dog. >> and after a few days of trying to beat the heat, a, justin drabick's eyewitness weather coming up this sunday morning. narrator: terrorism here at home. 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

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>> moments every silence for those who lost loved once in the 9/11 tragedy. >> it is show time for the eagles. the team is ready. now, so are the fans. today is sunday, september 11, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. well, let's get you started with a check on weather justin drabick. justin for the eagles fans headed down to south fill at this will be a warm day. humidity should be little better than we're used to. >> exactly, probably head the outside,ro