"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live with shore, a need a? >> reporter: ukee and guess kaine investigators have been on the scene all afternoon. you can still see them outside this home right now. they did get the green light for search warrant to collect evidence from inside the home, earlier today, pennsylvania state police told us that this toddler may have shot himself this is chest, but all of that is still under investigation. a bright september day was marred by darkness for one milford township family. >> extremely difficult and the trooper on the scene had a two-year old and something like this is that much more difficult. >> reporter: on monday paramedics rushed two-year old benjamin austin smith, suffering from a gunshot wound from 2100 block of kumry road, to st. lukes hospital. the boy did not survive. >> the the family was conflicted or not is matter for investigation to determine. >> i don't assume anything. >> reporter: only boy's father in his late 20's was home at the time. he voluntarily went with

officers to the dublin barracks. it belongs to bob and joe's rothman. >> i'm here five years. i know to a hi to. >> reporter: neighbors like harry floyd are shock. >> it is just, the guns, you know, they should keep them lock up. child, children watch tv, they think it is a lay gun or whatever, and, it happens. >> reporter: and back here live, we have seen some investigators with blue gloves, looking for evidence, and some troopers standing outside, at this point the district attorney's office in bucks county is handling the investigation, and coming up at 6:00 we will tell you why a neighbor says this all could have been prevented. live from milford township, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we now know identity of the man killed on his birthday in morrisville bucks county. david armistice the third was found dead on foster drive around 4:00 a.m. police found a woman town the street covered in blood.

she has been stabbed several times and was taken to st. mary's medical center. now how this violence started is unclear but police say a domestic dispute may have played a role. >> they had a previous relationship together, and we don't know the status of it at this time from neighbors in the area, he has not been seen there for quite sometime. >> reporter: neighbors say that they have heard fights from the home but police say neff been called there in the past for domestic violence. septa's suffers a setback in getting cars back on track, 18 silver liner five cars that had been repaired had to go back for repairs again. the less than two weeks ago septa was showing reporters how new equalizer beams were being built, now they say design modification. a greg argos will explain exactly what needs fixing and how far back this puts the project, that is coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. well, carson wentz era started yesterday, and it went very well. rookie quarterback didn't play

like one, leading eagles to a convincing win over the browns. >> sports director don bell joins us now and wentz showed up and really played like a pro. >> yes, played like a pro, played like a guy who has been there before. >> yes, that is right. >> that was crazy, for a game down at the link yesterday. you know you have had a good day when opposing team is throwing verbal bouquets your way. one of the cleveland browns called him a baller. and says the kiddies built like this 23 year-old making his first start and avoid many pitfalls that trip up rookies. but time management issues, no delay of game penalties, no turnovers and ultimately, he threw two touchdown passes. >> for him to have that kind of poise in the pocket, for his first start, and really only happened about four series, you know, throughout the entire training camp, you just, it is something you just can't keep that. the patients he had to let receivers come opened. >> there is a lot of things that the defense d they didn't hold back anything this he

were coming after us in some blitz situations with exotic stuff and we didn't let that get to him. >> reporter: car somebody wentz passed his first test with flying colors. there could be trouble on the horizon. one of his biggest targets could be out of the line up with an injury monday night in chicago, i'll tell you who later on in sports. but as far as carson is concerned, the word is poised and does set him back. sometimes guys have have things thaw just cannot teach. >> you either have to have it. >> he has a big voice and i love it, he sound like a ten year pro. >> yes, thanks, buddy. >> don, thanks. how are eagles fans feeling after the big win? we caught up with some to see what they thought about carson wentz performance as starting quarterback. >> i was impressed, it is rare that a rookie quarterback will win his first game and win it so decidedly. >> so far first game was nice, so we will go to see what happens the whole season. >> he looked calm, comfortable

and knew what he was doing. it looks like he was there before and that is what you like to see. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 t when wentz evil losing from college superstar to number two in the draft to starting quarterback for philadelphia eagles. right now we are counting down, through election day, now, just 56 days and the health of the candidates has become a hot topic. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is taking a pause in her campaign schedule after falling, ill. yesterday, her campaign revealed she had an pneumonia. >> there air lot of questions about will illness and what it means for clinton's health. health reporter stephanie stahl has answers. >> reporter: doctors say, lots have of people get, pneumonia, usually not serious and can be seesly treated what happened yesterday when hillary clinton was unsteady on her feet is not a typical symptoms. the doctors say it was probably a combination of heat, dehydration, exhaustion, and the lung infection. a bystander captured clinton's difficult departure from

ground zero. her legs buckling, once as she waited for her van to arrive and then again as she was lifted in to it. the hours later she left her daughter's apartment saying she felt fine. >> beautiful day in new york. >> reporter: first campaign said she had been over heated, then that she was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. >> anyone can get pneumonia, you know, young, healthy people can get pneumonia all the time. it means absolutely nothing about fragility, some of the strongest people in the world both physically and mentally have had pneumonia before. >> reporter: doctor lee a landia who is not treating mrs. clinton said she has the most common kind of pneumonia, bacterial. >> there are times when you hear it, you don't see it, when it is early on. >> reporter: what would you hear, a wheezing. >> a crackling sound. >> reporter: pneumonia, inflammation in the lungs, eventually shows up on imaging as a white mass, it can cause a variety of symptoms, including fever and coughing the presidential candidate was prescribed the standard treatment, rest, and

antibiotics. >> and, after a course of antibiotics, you are back to normal again. >> it can take a week or two to feel back to yourself. >> and mrs. clinton, is 68 years old, and, and, her campaign, released more fell medical information later this week. the let's remember that first debate is two weeks away. >> it is a grind for everyone. >> thanks, everyone. donald trump says he hopes clinton recovers soon. he was shocked to hear clinton described his supporters as a basket of deplorables. the trump campaign is in baltimore today this he can weaned clinton said trump's statements on mexican, muslims and women is voice of hatred and clinton demeaned his followers. >> they are patriotic americans, of all backgrounds, who want their jobs, and

families protected. people who warn about radical islamic terrorism are not is islam aphones. >> reporter: trump said he does in the want moderators at upcoming debate calling them unfair. he will be in delaware county tomorrow night at aston community center that event is closed to the public. also, tomorrow, president obama will campaign for clinton at eakins oval in philadelphia. breaking news to tell but right now chopper three is live over a school bus accident in bear, delaware. this is at summit bridge and red lion roads. police say bus was rear ended by a truck at a red light. we do know that six children have been taken to the hospital, all with minor injuries. eighteen children were aboard the bus, driver of the truck was told was not injured. weather-wise, a cool change, over last week's steamy heat and humidity will get another taste of that soon though, lets check with

meteorologist kate bilo outside on the skies deck with more on the changing temperatures, kate. >> that is right, today feeling better, still a warm day but we have got lots of sunshine low humidity and that brilliant blue sky, we have been seeing a lot of that lately and we have more sunshine to come this week but temperatures will be heading upward, and then downwards, pretty noticeably by end of the week. quick look at storm scan three, quick look because there is not to much see. we have high pressure to see, and control. dry air moving through, moisture held at bay. humidity is low and skies are clear. temperature right now very seasonable, feels great 82 in philadelphia 81 in wilmington. seventy-five in atlantic city. bigger toy doo-doo points, are in the the 40's right now, and so a little bit more steamy but not too bad down the shore and delaware. dew points in 409's puts us right in the awesome range of our comfort index but we have one day this week where we can ab approaching 90 degrees work higher humidity, again, coming up i'll tell you when that is

and when to expect a hint of fall in the air later this week that is coming up when i join you inside, back to you. >> see you then, thank you. fire officialness delaware county are trying to determine what caused a house fire in sharon hill. chopper three over the scene at the 700 block of hook road, fire fighters on the roof of the home, battling thick smoke as they work to get that fire under control. there are month reports of any injuries. and still no word on what sparked this morning's fire at michael's auto body on route 37 in cinnaminson, new jersey. chopper three overhead as fire crew there is worked to put out the flames, which were fueled by many flammable materials inside of that building. no reports of any injuries there as well. and coming up on "eyewitness news", okay springsteen fans, didn't get a enough of bruce when he was in town last week? we will tell you about another planned visit to the city of brotherly love, this time you can get up close and personal with bruce springsteen. you may be surprised at just who is getting scammed, these days, consumers, with

millions of dollars every year, who is falling for the scams, and how to avoid becoming a victim straight ahead. and a new miss america was crowned last night, we will tell you who she is and five things that you need to know about the show, inside scoop when we come right

well, springsteen fans if you didn't get enough last week during two marathon concerts, well, bruce is coming back. this time for a book signing. springsteen will meet and greet fans and sign copies of his new autobiography born to run at the freeze library on thursday september 29th from noon to two but you need tickets. they go on sale friday and we have information on our web site, cbs philly.com. by the way book comes out on september 27th. ryan lochte will not receive separate finish. from the international olympic committee for lying about being robbed at gunpoint during rio games. ioc says punishment from u.s.

olympic team officials is adequate, and they banned lochte from the sport for ten months and required him to forfeit $100,000 in bonuses. prince william and his wife kate will make an official visit to canada this month and they are bringing along their children as well. royals were invited by canadian prime minister justin drew dough and they will arrive september 24th. this is first official overseas trip, with prince zest charlotte. her older brother prince george already traveled internationally. the royals will take part in more than 30 meetings during their trip. well, a new miss america was crown, abe there are a few things that you may have missed from last night pageant. >> insider's debbie has them for you. >> miss arkansas... >> number one, 21 year-old savvy shields will forever be known as miss america. >> ♪ miss america >> reporter: art major from the university of arkansas excitingly tweeting her new

title. >> i am now miss america. >> reporter: number two miss america 2016, betty cantrail traded her crown, for an engagement ring. beauty from georgia posting a pick of the diamond given to her by her fiance spencer maxwell. >> number three, mississippi sure i, who did not make the top 15, made history last night. as the first openly lesbian contestant. >> hillary rodham clinton, what do you think. >> reporter: number four gold medal gymnast and miss america judge gabby douglass who rocked a pink plastic doctores from ruben singer said she has a clean bill of health after missing out on the mtv, vma's. >> and it is all good. i wish the best. >> reporter: and, number five, mark cuban's left sinking during the bikini walk won the internet award for creepy moment of the night. we will have much more on the

insider, ukee and jessica back to you in the studio. all right, debbie, thank you. get your hollywood news tonight and every week night the at 7:30. watch insider right the here on cbs-3. >> kate join us with our forecast and dew points have us in the awesome range. >> awesome range. >> that is where i like to be, in the the 40's. >> great day out there. >> beautiful. >> just spend as much time as possible outside, take dogs for long walk tonight, take kid for a long walk tonight, get outside, enjoy this evening.a long walk tonight, we have been suffering through some high heat and humidity. yesterday was transition day. the it turned out to be a beautiful day. today takes the cake, tomorrow looks great too but for my money end of the week loosen better if you have been waiting for a day in the 70's, with sunshine we have a few of those, on the way. the lets start with the near term first and foremost, taking you outside to this busy shot showing ben franklin bridge in the background, afternoon rush in fully affect here, as we look live from the camden side out toward the city sky line, sunnies shining, windows open, sun

roof opened, enjoying lots of sun and comfortable temperatures right now. lower 80's that is where we should be for the time of the year. great shot of the city, camden and bridge and another shot from another part of the new jersey looking out towards the sky line, palmyra cove nature park, where it is 81 degrees, with the beautiful clear skies. that is thanks to the the big clear area of high pressure in control overhead keeping moisture relegate todd areas south of us and also to the north this next front will impact us through middle of the week and, about ahead of it we will start to pull in air from the south and west. so temperatures will be creeping upwards, over the next couple of days but then, heading back down again. problem is we have lots of sun for the next few days. the that is great to lot bought we will he see some rain. dry september. last daze with measurable rainfall, september 1st we started off the moth with .47 inches of rain and that is only rain we have gotten, at all, in the month of september. we're 12 days in, but it doesn't look like we will get any rain tomorrow. it may be a little bit on wednesday, and back to dry conditions thursday, friday

and saturday. so, tomorrow is another beautiful day. mostly sunny and nice. highs in the mid 80's. couple degrees warmer today. wednesday is when heat and humidity creeps back in. good news it is only short lived. we are going to see this front moves through wednesday evening or wednesday night and high pressure buildness behind it. that will bring in that little will taste of fall, we have been talking about, i think we have been talking about this since early last week, we have seen this coming and humidity just gets down once again. it will be steamy on wednesday, certainly nothing as bad as we felt last week but by thursday and friday back to fall like humidity, fall like temperatures and it will feel fantastic. do want to tell you we have had tropical storm ian in the atlantic, letter i, if news with ian he is projected track that looks like it will stay a tropical storm, curve east of bermuda and miss us completely. the that is a fish storm. that is okay by us. overnight mainly clear, comfortable 62 is our low. forty-two. we have temperatures in the mid 80's. lots of sun. looking g you're witness weather three day forecast,

showing that brief warm up, and then that noticeable cool down we are up to 90 on wednesday. thursday though, 77 degrees. the daytime high, it will feel fantastic. seven day does have a chance of rain but it could impact the weekend we will have more coming up. thanks, kate see new a bit. still ahead the house craze to help, veterans in the area. and philadelphia corner storm drain, and, hand drawn messages. did you see carson wentz first completion to zach ertz, one handed grab with the defender hanging all over him? that may be the last time we see that for quite sometime, bad news for eagles offense that story coming your way

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don's back, we had great news in the beginning of the forecast. >> it was great. >> buttories an injury report, down side. >> something might be here when it should be here. >> medical terms, technical

terms. >> yes. >> that is not good. >> we will talk bit. you know that whole expression taking the good with the bad. ate police to this situation. carson wentz looked like the real deal how much, his safety blanket over middle of the field may be on the shelf come monday night in chicago. starting tightened zach hearts suffered a displaced rib, displaced rib in yesterday's 19-point win over browns. injury happened in the first quarter but he played the entire game catching six passes for 58-yard. right now ertz is listed as we can to week. meanwhile carson wasn't only impressive rook toy make his debut, doug pederson, stood on the sidelines as head coach for the first time since 2008 when he was a high school coach in slow port lou san a peterson managed a balanced scheme on offense and there were no time management issues like ones we saw with his mentor andy reid. after the game he got plenty of props from the owner, jeffery lurie. >> wow, wow. >> all right.

great people do great coaching jobs. the great person and first coaching win for coach pederson. >> he gets the game ball, good stuff. all right. friday football frenzy is back, and cbs philly.com ape vote for game of the week here are your choices. st. joes prep at archbishop wood, ridley at strat haven and timber creek at cherokee. the once again, cbs philly.com is your plate to cast your vote. >> for the frenzy. >> back to coach pederson, it has got to feel great to come in and get that win. >> no doubt. >> perfect sense. >> yes. >> the confidence. >> it is like his home, he played here, comes back to coach here, he was under andy reid here. it is, it the is a nice little situation. >> yes. >> cool and calm walking off field but inside he is going yeah, that is right. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it.

actor george clooney exposes corruption overseas. and a local town shocked pie hateful vandalism, it is targeted again, we have a live report on the investigation, cleve. >> reporter: i'm cleve bryan in franklinville with an exciting update to the story we first told but, first mike rehouse has been delivered to the ministry that wants to house veterans. coming up we will tell you how this is bringing this vision to life. new at 6:00 o'clock tonight testing the waters, rowan university officials, taking action after a elevated levels of lead are discovered on campus, the steps they are taking to keep students

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swastika in plane sight in a town already hit by ugly, and hateful vandalism.

this is just coming in at 50:00. good afternoon i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington. where that appeared might provide clues for officials searching for vandals. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has the store friday havertown. >> there have been three swastika in delaware county over last few weeks, two here's in havertown, and one on swarthmore college's campus. the question is, is this the work of an individual targeting people, or is this a copycat. >> i heard it about it, the rumor. >> reporter: word that swastika had been drawn in the haverford township tennis court nearly two weeks ago was mostly kept under wraps until late next week. >> it is unacceptable. >> reporter: spokeswoman for half found township school district says they are leaving it up to police but they don't believe haverford student was involved. the symbol had been written with chalk, school was able to erase and students say that the tennis court used by both middle school and high school were re-surfaced. >> to me i feel like it is

someone messing around but fit is some one trying to to that they should be punished for it. >> reporter: this is second time in as many weeks symbol of hate had surfaced in the delaware county township. haverford township police confirmed their investigation, remains active into both incidents including report from last month. where a swastika was painted on a home owner's trash can. that drew international attention when the swastika was transformed, into artwork. >> anyone, of a swastika or any other hate symbol is one too many. >> reporter: nancy baron bear is regional director of philadelphia's anti defamation league. she tells me her office has been in contact with school and township officials. she cautioned against jumping to the conclusion, that second swastika could be simply the work of a copycat. >> yes, i don't think we should assume ever that another instance of drawing a swastika is simply a copycat. >> reporter: anti defamation league recommend if you come across a symbol of hate they recommend taking a picture of

it and then supporting it. in havertown i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". authorities believe someone may have deliberately set fire on the spot where omar mateen, man responsible for omar massacre used to attend. surveillance video captured someone approaching islamic center of fort peers just moments before, a fire started. is there substantial damage to the mosque but no reports of any injuries. secretary of state john kerry is asking the sides of war in syria to adhere to a nationwide cease-fire. kerry says there has been a reduction of violence since the cease-fire began. kerry negotiated the truce with russia and a announced it was his russian count are part, last week. for to it work kerry says rebels must stop inter mink welling al qaeda linked militants, and then syria's government must allow aid, delivery to war torn area. china and rush air in naval

grills. they could aggravate tension was other countries in the region. vietnam, philippines and taiwan have competing claims there. arbitration court in the hague ruled earlier this year that china does november historic right to the south china sea. beijing hawes rejected that ruling. human rights group co founded by george clooney exposes corruption in sudan. the group says that it is a two year investigation found south sudan president and other close to him have looted the country whilee massing enormous wealth. >> simple fact is that, they are stealing money to fund their militia to attack and kill one another. the evidence is thorough, it is detailed, it is unrefutable. >> reporter: report urges the international community to crackdown on banks that failed to stop dubious transactions and to freeze assets of the human rights violators. vice-president joe biden says that community colleges create pathways for the middle class.

he made those comments, in a speech at a community college in charlotte, north carolina. community college is the gateways not only to immediate shot in a career but also to four year universities and beyond. >> reporter: biden says community colleges help u.s. have the best educated and highest skilled work force in the world. today we have an update to a story we brought you several months ago, we featured a local group trying to build a retreat-like environment for veterans. role builders saw our report and was inspired to help. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan had that story. >> reporter: three months ago pastor donnie davis told us about plans to convert a franklinville campground in the place to house homeless veterans. the dream, it is becoming reality. this weekend amazing great ministries received the first micro house for a veteran. >> your story that you did for us, i posted it on my facebook page. that afternoon, the builder, corporation called and said i think i can help you. >> reporter: report for you

corporation from folsom which does not have a sign on the structure and didn't want media attention offered to build micro houses for the vets at cost. each one is three hub square feet and has a living room, bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. the 277-acre property with a 65-acre lake will provide just setting for homeless vets or ones like davis who suffer from ptsd to spend 24 months getting their lives together. south jersey base people for people foundation will help place the bets. >> as we encounter veterans who are homeless or in need of just getting themselves back on track again, we will be able to recommend them to don's program. >> reporter: each house cost $10,000 to make and they can be ready in a week as donations come in. this unit is number one and they want 65 and they have faith that they will get there people don't want to believe in god that is okay but if you spend day with me you will see miracles after miracles. we are just not that good enough. it is beyond anything that we ever expect or experience or dreamed or imagined. it is exciting, it is. >> reporter: while personally

very satisfying the story that will help veteran, find a place to live. really exciting parties that they expect to turn over heat keys to that person some point this fall n franklinville i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". how about that. still to come on "eyewitness news" you may be surprised at who is getting scammed these days, consumers, with millions of dollars every year to scammers. we will tell you hoist falling for the scams and how to avoid being scammed. it almost looks like a bike with a big covered frame on it, something like that we will show you one person car, and tell you when it could be available, kate. it has been a beautiful start to the week but we have a little bit of everything in the seven day forecast, heat and humidity, a fall-like cool down and maybe our first shot in a while of decent rainfall for the area, we will break it down with the seven day forecast coming up when we come right back.

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to go estimates one in five people, lose money to scams every year with conn artists stealing millions of dollars. people most likely to fall for a scam may not be who you think. three on your side jim donovan explains. >> reporter: he valued over a million-dollar from publisher's clearinghouse. >> i thought this is great, thank you god, thank you god. >> reporter: when father mike ortiz called to collect his winnings a conn artist told him he had to pay $40,000 in taxes first. he to and soon found out letter was a fake and he was victim of the scam. >> hook, line and sinker i fell. >> reporter: new research from the better business bureau on who gets victimized may surprise you. >> younger people, more educated people do tend to be more likely to lose money to a scam. >> reporter: report looked at 30,000 scam cases, only 11 percent of seniors ended up getting conn artist money but three times as much, 18 to 24 year-olds fell for the scam and forked over cash. >> we are all at risk. stereotypes, widely held but

older people or people that are perhaps gullible, or less educated, those are really just stereotypes and not accurate reflection of the reality that we see. >> reporter: often younger people are over confident that they can spot a conn and do not keep up their guard. better business boro called this optimism bias, beb found that seniors are much more likely then millennial toss report a scam. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim done very. federal trade commission compiled a list of ways to avoid being scammed, here are a few, spot i am pastors, scammers pretend to be someone you trust and don't send out money with personal information and response to unexpected requests. and also do not believe your caller id, scammers can fake that information, so before you give away any money or any information, hang up, and call that number so you know it is accurate. consider how you're paying. credit card have significant fraud protection, but if the money is wired to services

like western union or money gram, it is almost impossible to get that money back. so keep that in mind. for more advice go to cbs philly.com. kate joins with us our forecast. you hit the nail on the head when you said eagles game would be under great conditions. >> it was beautiful. >> we just kept rolling on today with the gorgeous day to day. >> keeping it coming. >> yesterday was transition day. wind picked up, little warm but wind were just taking humidity, and brushing it out to sea. now we are enjoying a low humidity kind of day perfection outside and that deep blue sky very dry air in place with dew points in the 40's and we have more of that to come this week. temperatures are heading a lit up but not as high as last week and then go back down. i did say last week i was hoping those were last nine days of the year, but i don't know if that is the case. we may hit 90 on wednesday but we will start off with right now because it is a gorgeous monday evening. we will take you down the shore and down the shore, we are loving it, it is a quiet time of the year, one of my

favorite times of the year. my kid were in real school we went mid-september, very quiet. beach to yourself down in ocean city. lots of sunshine and just a beautiful day to be down the shore, beautiful day out in the city, folks walking running along kelly drive this afternoon inn great evening for that as well. travel will be packed around the city. lets check with eyewitness weather watchers. they are loving it. a lot of weather geeks like us, meteorologist is here they like tracking storms, they like tracking snow, not a lot to track today but is it beautiful. ed connor at 79 degrees in chesterfield, new jersey. he says work outside most of the day, very comfortable. hardly broke a sweat. so that is good news. 78 degrees moving up toward eagleville pennsylvania. this is lou ruh with full sun. to .48. not bad at all. forty-eight is very dry. again we are in the awesome range. down in the corner right along border with delaware landingberg pa wayne hunter at 78. he says beautiful sunset and

feels like a beautiful day. that is right. the last night looked beautiful. sunset was gorgeous. today turned out to be just as nice. gary is in sewell, new jersey with sunshine and temperature of 83 degrees. a few photos this day, mainly picture of that deep, blue sky, kind of taking a picture of that and use it as your phone background just a beautiful day across the board, great start to the day as well. that was sunset last night which was pastel colors it the looks like, mo'ne paintings out there last night. it will be another thighs one tonight. not quite as many clouds in the cloud this evening as there were yesterday. lets take a look what is happening outside right now. storm san three showing that lack of cloud cover. nothing at all, just a few passing, sirus clouds out there today. storm scan three showing showers and storms across portions of the the south east, there is an area have of disturbed weather off the coast of florida, doesn't look like it will develop anytime soon, and a lot of activity, showers and storms from the carolinas and back in georgia,

alabama and mississippi. our next front is way back across northern plains that will eventually get here, so you can see we are in the corridor of dry air between humid air to the west and humid air to the south and we have got this sweep of dry air, low dew points and that will stick with us through the day tomorrow. speaking of dry, it has been a very dry year. all year. our rainfall deficits since january 1st, just shy of 4 inches, and we have had 25.32 inches of precipitation and water since january 1st, normal is 29.31 inches and summer has been especially dry. future weather shows that will not change anytime soon. here's tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 couple clouds here and there, no big deal, then wednesday is when we will heat up. temperatures back toward 90. you you can see, as i mentioned it is heading in the afternoon but, it is almost like the dry air overhead, it just kills those showers, maybe a stay one wednesday evening but for the most part that front comes through dry, clears out, and then we have dry, pleasant conditions,

thursday into friday. this rain over here, it is loading up across country's midsection may be our next chance to get more appreciable rainfall and that would be sunday afternoon, possibly into monday of next week but first and foremost we will bring that front mainly try. wednesday evening and then thursday, that is when we will tap in cool comfortable canadian air and start feeling like fall around here. and with that said lets take a look at our fall count down. thirty-eight days until average daytime high of 65. fifty-five days until end of daylight savings time. that means early sunset every night. fifty-seven days until election day. seventy-three days until thanksgiving. overnight, clear, comfortable, 63 for your low. tomorrow mostly sunny, warmer, high of around 84. wednesday that is day we could hit 90. that front comes through in the afternoon. the thursday and try in the 70's, saturday looks good, but we can see showers moving in late sunday. ukee and jessica, back over to you. still ahead on "eyewitness news" taking an art class

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in south philadelphia. >> unaudible. >> keep them clean. >> please don't litter. >> reporter: these kid are just continuing, pulling and pulling and scraping to stamp street art on the storm drain to sped message about keeping over philadelphia water clean. >> everyone is installing it on the inlet, fifth grader in philadelphia, and we're very lucky to have students from this school to help put that down and spread message about when we only rain goes down the drain. keep inlets clean and trash free because that water will end up in the delaware and schuylkill river which we use for drinking water here. >> reporter: partnership with the philadelphia water and local kid has been in effect for 17 years. anyone who attends kindergarten through 12th great through city of philadelphia is eligible to enter their artwork supporting clean storm drains and chance to have them displayed for all to see. >> there is i 11 more ranging from a little bit more in north philadelphia, west philadelphia, there is one in center city now too.

really locations all throughout the city. building that partnership even gauge. , steward ship at a young age is great and it will mean better things for water quality here in philadelphia. >> reporter: these kid dove right in the learning pool. >> here's what i want to know did anyone learn anything new today. >> we have two water basin that go to two different river. >> if we spill our trash then it will make the delaware river dirty. >> reporter: why is it the so important to keep our rivers so clean. >> because that is what the their we drink. >> and also the help of the environment. >> reporter: one, two, three. >> clean water. >> reporter: vittoria woodill for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> keep up great work, young people, keep it up. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 tragedy in bucks county toddler found shot the to death in the grandparent's home, we are live as police try to figure out what led to that fatal shooting, greg. >> reporter: those delays on septa's regional rail lines could stay that for a little longer, i'm greg argos with a new problem septa just

announce that had will delay the fix on the silver liner five. and a glimpse of the future, eagles fans are raving about carson wentz stellar debut, a lot the at whirlwind star with the rookie's nfl career, kate. it has been a marvelous monday and we are tracking a terrific tuesday, so will the adjectives continue through entire week? do we have any rain in our forecast? our grass needs it. we will have answers. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. now at 6:00 o'clock a septa setback more than a dozen trains thought to be repaired are now once again off the track, and so will this derail plans get schedules back to normal in the coming months. the frustrating, development for both septa officials and, of course, passengers. i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live from septa

headquarters tonight, what does this mean for septa riders. >> well, jessica, right now it means all 18 of those, fixed silver liner five railcars have been pulled from service for, septa riders that means bigger delays, coming to and from philadelphia. septa fix for regional railcars need to be fixed. all because of this 1/16 gouge in the bulk which attaches new equalizer beams to the train car itself. that was after ten days. >> reporter: the septa president toss not mask his feelings about this new travel. >> anybody who knows me knows that i'm beyond frustrated. >> reporter: probably discovered after having one of the 18 recently repaired silver liner five's pulled to visually inspect over weekend. >> it was not an immediate safety issue, this was an issue of us, really not wanting to damage the truck and have a second pro