only truth was that giblin had a gambling problem according to court records, former ventnor resident was charge in 2005 with fraud. this week he was indicted again for exploiting at least eight more women, in the same way. >> he was obviously very good at it. >> reporter: attorney greg shivers prosecuted cases like this in the past and said lover's lie can be deemed criminal. >> if someone convinces someone they are romantically interested in them and if they give them money and they will visit, that would be a material miss representation. >> reporter: according to the latest court filings, that is exactly how giblin did it, promising visits over the phone, asking woman to fund them and never showing up. >> everybody lies when they are date to go some degree, right? >> reporter: of course. >> that toss than the make it a crime. >> but if you say something that you know is not the true and you do it with the intent of obtaining property from the person. >> reporter: that is what makes it a crime. these women were from across

the united states, they never met giblin but wire transferred money after knowing him over the phone for just a few short weeks. he is in prison right now in philadelphia and faces up to 20 years, behind bars. reporting live from the federal courthouse in camden i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. cousin of the rapper meek mill was shot to death in south philadelphia last night. "eyewitness news" on the scene in the 1800 block of snider avenue. twenty-one year-old angela cologne was shot in the head, he was pronounced dead at the scene. philadelphia police are investigating following a spree of violence in kensington. five people were shot there in the past 24 hours. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at philadelphia police headquarters with more on these incidents, greg. >> that is exactly right philadelphia police sure have their handful especially in the kensington neighborhood over the past 24 hours, five people have been shot including the latest victim, a man we're told in his 40's

shot in the head, in a park, in broad day light. it has been a violent, and deadly 24 hours in philadelphia. >> the man just pulled up a gun and shot one time to the back of his head. >> reporter: kensington neighborhood being affected the most. wednesday, late morning, police rushing to the scene here at fourth and lehigh, where the fifth person shot in 24 hours, in kensington. >> i got a way more observe ant then i was before. >> reporter: police say victim in the latest shooting was selling toilet paper and other cosmetic is a at fair hill square near fourth and lehigh. >> ♪ >> reporter: but someone walk up to him and pulled a gun, witnesses say the victim ran but he was shot in the back of the head, collapsing here near the fountain. he was rushed to temple university hospital. at last check in critical condition. >> nobody now wants to talk,

problem solved, and can't handle problems they have, they want to use firearms and that is ridiculous. >> it could have hit me. >> reporter: this latest shooting comes less than 24 hours and 2 miles from where three people were shot on east thayer street including a pregnant woman. hours after that shooting yesterday, another just blocks away, same neighborhood, different victim shot in the chest and back and pronounced dead at 5:45. >> this is the brotherly love, where is it at though, where is it? it is not here, where is it. >> reporter: in the latest shooting investigators have not released a motive, but police say it appears that the suspect may have been trying to rob the victim in this last case just a few hours ago. that suspect by the way seen fleeing the scene in a late monte carlo sedan. we are live from police headquarters i'm's greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". lets talk about the weather now. we went back to the 90's, and september sizzler, when will things cool down. meteorologist kate bilo joins us live from the sky deck with the answer, kate.

it is another hot, steamy day, in fact, and, we have tied a record, bringing back one last last week felt like with temperatures in the 90's and humidity commenced. humidity levels have started to drop just slightly but cold front has yet, to move through. once it does big changes to be felt, as early as tonight, and tomorrow. so far our high 92 degrees. that ties the record setback in 1995, keep in mind our average high this time of the year is just 79. so we're almost 15 degrees above normal. still sitting at 92 degrees right now. ninety-two wilmington. ninety-one atlantic city. look at mount pocono. change has arrived. it is only 67 degrees up that way. dew points dropping. dew points in the mid 60's today. dew pointing back in the mid 60's, still high to the south and east. humidity level dropping but temperature is still on notice that will start to tropical later tonight. we want to tell you quickly about tropical storm julia. julia is spinning off the coast of the carolinas.

coming up i'll tell you thousand front may impact what julia will do and whether it will have any impact in our area coming up with the full forecast in just a few minutes. for now back over to you. >> we will see you then. a five-year old boy dies in an early morning crash in pennsylvania state police are now investigating whether will alcohol was involved. chopper three over eastbound lanes of interstate 78 in helen town northampton county. boy was killed, a two-year old girl and four adults were injured. investigators say they did find opened containers of alcohol at that scene. several south injuries i fire companies, fire companies responsible in a fire in atlantic city. fire broke out in the upper floors of the three story building just before 9:00 this morning. chopper three over the scene at south dover and harrisburg avenues, everyone got out of the house in time, there are no reports of any injuries, so far, no word on a cause. the search continues for a cause of a late night fire that seriously damaged a 120 year-old church in pennsauken camden county. no one was injured but heavy

smoke and furniture inside made it very tough for fire fighters, they say fire started in the basement, of the small congregation hopes to rebuild very soon and they are hoping to hold services, this sunday. >> we have not decided as of yet, and i guess it all depend, the on the smoke, until the sanctuary part maybe they can still use the top area. >> we have put a couple extra lines for services in precaution and we are very fortunate that nobody got hurt and the fire was limited to the basement with minor extensions. >> fire fighters also tell us that the church's brick basement was a saving grace that helped keep fire from spreading outside and upstairs. in campaign 2016, hacked e-mails from former secretary of state colin powell revealed personal criticisms of both presidential candidates. this is as the health of both candidates comes examination. just moments ago, hillary clinton's doctor released a letter that saying she's recovering from her pneumonia and remains quote healthy and fit to serve as president of

the united states. donald trump gave first glimpse of his health during a taping of the doctor oz show. the episode that will air thursday, trump released a one page summary of his most recent physical. >> so these are important. >> those were all of the test that is were just done last week. >> reporter: trump and hillary clinton are under pressure to release medical record. clinton is recovering from home from pneumonia, diagnosis revealed only after video showed clinton stumbling in the vaananen sunday. she returned to the campaign trail in north carolina on thursday. both candidates are the subject of leaked e-mails hacked from former secretary of state colin powell's g mail account. powell criticized clinton for trying to drag him into her e-mail scandal. sad thing is hrc could have killed this two years ago by nearly telling everyone honestly what she had done and not tie me into it. the republican called donald trump a national disgrace, and a international perayih and slammed trump's outreach to

black voters saying 95 percent of black voting for him is fantasy. trump is, campaign in flint, michigan, city reeling from led contaminated drinking water. >> i want to thank the folks of flint. i appreciate it. >> reporter: former president bill clinton is stepping in for his wife wednesday in nevada. new poll shows trump up by two-point over clinton in that state. trump's foundation is under investigation, new york attorney jennies looking into the possible use of a campaign contributions to make illegal purchases, and trump campaign says that is a part of an attack. serena williams, venous williams and simon biles are latest target of russian hackers. hackers called fancy bears penetrated world anti doping agency database and public documents showing athletes received medical exemptions to use banned trucks. officials say each of the athletes exposed got their medications cleared in advance and did not violate anti

doping rules. >> obviously, you know, indirectly at a minimum as a result of a lot of exposing the russian sports system and government run doping program. >> an already corrupt international sports world is now in even deeper trouble. >> in july, he discovered widespread evidence of russian state sponsor doping. sixty-seven members of the russian track and field team were banned from competition in rio. coming up on "eyewitness news" disturbing video of an attack on police, a speeding car slams into three officers, and investigators say it was no accident is. back to school means back to germs anal begins, doctors actually called this asthma peak week, what you need to know to keep your kid healthy. lets call it the fab five, the greatest rock band in the world the beatles new documentary takes a look at the untold story of the band and part of that story, former

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a healthwatch tonight more than 6 million children and teenagers suffer with asthma in the united states, and this week is known as asthma peak week. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain the problem. >> reporter: peak week. misery. i mean germs and pollen are in the air, during the month of september, and that means, that misery for many, especially children. allergies can make asthma more difficult, and in philadelphia today, rag weed is listed as very high, mold extreme. >> right. >> reporter: josephine is vigilant when controlling her daughter valerie's asthma making sure she always has her inhaler. the four year-old sometimes need a nebulizer treatment before school to keep her asthma in check. >> literally 24 hours around

the clock, i'm monitoring. >> reporter: for josephine and many parents september is a month of anxiety with kid back in the classroom, a recent study showed increases in pediatric asthma attacks and doctor visits during this month. >> is there a new allergen in the air called rag weed pollen and that triggers asthma attacks in children and on top of that there is a surge in viruses. >> reporter: doctors say it is important that parent look forewarning signs and symptoms and make sure kid use inhalers when necessary. >> typical symptoms of an asthma attack are coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, and chest pain. >> reporter: it is also important parents have an asthma a action plan with the school so teachers know the signs and how to react. asthma flare-ups can mean many missed school days for kid, something that this mommies trying to avoid. >> he says mommy, i need my medicine. >> reporter: now, philadelphia, has one of the highest rates of childhood asthma rates the two country. doctors say one of the biggest

problems is parents, often not keeping up with medications and treatments for their children which allows the asthma to get a especially bad. now is the time you need that medicine because with allergies so bad that mold is really make ago lot of people sick. >> that time of the year. >> yes. >> thanks, stephanie. we are keeping a close eye on tropical contact storm julia, this is a massive photo of storm from space. forecasters say it could bring a foot of rain for coastal areas of the carolinas and georgia. julia made history in florida overnight, first named storm to form over land in state history packing wind of 45 miles an hour with gusts to 55. julia caused minor structural damages in places. coastal areas of south carolina are on alert right now. >> so wind is bad but one of the worst things for people live on the cozies we deal with is the storm surge. that is very bad. that create as lot of damage storm surge does. the wind you can sometimes survive but storm surge you

cannot getaway from. >> reporter: julia is expected to weaken, to a tropical depression. >> i know you have been watching julia alert. >> the problem with julia is latest track came out and it keeps it a tropical storm for days and days and doesn't move variety quickly. it will just sit over the coastal south east and bring this heavy flooding rain to south carolina, georgia, places like. that only good news for us it looks like this front coming through tonight will do two things, bringing in the cooler dryer air and it will keep julia south of us. >> there you go. >> no good news for carolinas, certainly but belter news for us as julia will not aloud to move up the seaboard and will sit, spin and eventually, diminish as we head toward the weekend. lets look at is what going on right now. we will take you down the shore. you can see a few waves rolling in, still some people outside in the water enjoying this hot, and steamy day down the shore. enjoying a little dip in the ocean to cool off. great time to head down to the shore because very empty, most of the stores still opened,

especially on the weekend and, well, just nice, warm, september weather, it is still summer after all and certainly feeling like it today. another shore shot from live neighborhood network beach patrol in margate, cape may courthouse looking well at 86 with some sun. look at broadheadsville it is a different story. a few more clouds accumulated here this afternoon and this evening and that is as a cold front pushes through region bringing in a few showers to the poconos region but these are fizzling, rather rapidly. the lets take a look storm scan three shows a line of showers and storms moving through, mainly around mount pocono carbon, lehigh county, monroe counties headed quickly for lehigh county in the allentown area you could pick up a stray shower or thunderstorm this evening. not seeing ton of lightening reported with these cells but couple rumbles of thunder as front moves through. behind it, it will turn much cooler and much more comfortable. right now it is hot, dry and dew points at one point got to the mid 60's, still felt steamy but current temperature

is 92. dew point is 65. that is desert southwest weather we have going on here. we don't see that very often in philadelphia usually our heat ace code by moisture. right now dew points have dropped but temperatures stay high at least for next few hours. we are in the pleasant range, even though it is hottest not all oppressively humid outside right now. showers and storms will fizzle and die out as we head through this evening. we could pick up a stay shower this evening, north and west of the city, once we get through ten or 11:00 more cloud, possibly a stray sprinkle overnight but this front does not have a ton of moisture with it and then early tomorrow morning those clouds will clear from north to west to south east. temperatures dropping behind that front as well, look the at d.c., 59 today. we have hit 92 in philadelphia tying a record. once this front squeaks through tomorrow's high majorly different. seventy-seven the high tomorrow in philadelphia. seventy-eight in washington d.c. as far as overnight hours are concerned it is partly cloudy, isolated storm, 64 is your overnight low.

tomorrow sun and clouds, cooler and pleasant, 77 is the day time high. you're witness weather three day forecast looks beautiful. next two days, 70's will feel fantastic. it is seasonal. seventy-nine is our normal will this time of the year but we have not been there in quite sometime. we will be for next few days, saturday is warmer, partly sunny at 83. we will chance to get wet weather in here for part two of the weekend. i'll show you latest track of julia coming up in the next half an hour. >> it looks good. >> indeed. >> something to smile about. >> lets continue to smile, look at this video this five week old panda is trying so hard to roll roll over this video was release by giant panda research center in china little one doesn't have an official name but many call her little bean, i think that fits. the little bean. no worries carriers came to her rescue and finally turn her over. >> it doesn't look real, it looks like a beanie baby. >> little bean. >> everything is okay.

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ton done, how are the phillies looking. >> things better to day. >> compared to where they were last night. >> they take on pirates in less than two hours. this time they hope to seal the deal. because last night fightins blew a one run lead, first time pittsburgh rallied from a ninth inning deficit, in a 140 games. now last month, phillies traded carlos ruiz to the dodgers, today he showed his appreciation for the fans, chooch, buying ad space on a billboard over i-95, you can see it right there i love playing for you, you will always be in my heart.

thank you, philly. sign chooch. >> nice. bears/eagles monday night football in chicago. now after showing promise on sunday bird are three-point under dogs, in the windy city. also, one sidebar concerning eagles today forbes magazine ranked them the tenth most valuable team in the nfl, dallas cowboys are number one in the league at $4.2 billion. that is billion with a b. >> video of this nine year-old, oh, my god making his round on social media he is playing rugby. how about that, you don't want to get in his way. he is nine years old, playing with other kid his age. would you say he is big man on campus. >> he is the same age as all these children. >> running over everybody. >> this you tube video has 350,000 views and counting. >> you know what... like if you are a parent and son, go

out and tack that he will guy. >> some using helmets, some didn't that could get dangerous. >> whatever you want to do just go that way. >> amazing. >> okay. >> that hurt to look at. coming up next, video that may be tough to watch, police officers mode down a speeding car, why investigators say this was no accident. if you love new york just wait a search is underway in the city within the city, sky line altering development, that is a place where people can live work and play we have a sneak peak for you. then new at 6:00 o'clock tonight, our area getting high raise when it comes to find food, restaurants in our region that are landing on the national list of best places to grab some grub. we will be right

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these doctor could have easily been killed, and i thank god that we're not planning three funerals right now. >> a driver, plowness to police officers outside a phoenix gas station and it is all caught on video. investigators say it was no accident, that the news continues 59:30, good afternoon everyone i'm jessica dean. i'm ukee washington. we want to warn you surveillance video could be disturbing. hena daniels has the store friday phoenix. >> reporter: in this video you see exact moment police say a man deliberately plows his car into three phoenix police officers. >> i'm outraged by this incident. this is a violent, cowardly act on our officers and simply unacceptable. our phoenix police officers were targeted. >> reporter: investigators say cops were standing at a quick trip gas station around 2:00 a.m. tuesday morning, after responding to a call. moments before the call a red sedan is seen speeding up at

opposite end of the parking lot heading right towards them. the officers seen thrown over suv is a three three-year old rocky on his first night of patrol. he suffered a concussion but was able to rest will the suspect to the ground. sergeant on the scene suffered a broken leg while a third is escaping with scrapes and bruises. >> these officers could have ease liz been killed, and i thank god we are not planning three funerals right now. >> reporter: driver, 44 year-old park payne is accusing of using his vehicle as a one on and facing three counts of attempted first degree murder. hena daniels for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". nsa whistle blower edward snowden wants president obama to grant him a pardon. he is charged for revealing classified information. during a teleconference from his exile in russia snowden says leaks prompted significant and much needed changes to surveillance laws. >> while i'm grateful for the support given to my case, this

really isn't about me. it is about us. it is about our right to defend. it is about the kind of country that we want to have. >> reporter: white house says snowden need to return to the u.s. and face the charges against him. philadelphia mayor jim kenney spoke at u.n., in new york city toy day. >> sustainable development goal as you have heard so much about today can be very abstract but in philadelphia, it comes down to three as preparations: quality education for all children, more working class jobs for our families and better infrastructure for all of our communities. >> mayor talk about impact 2030, a global sustain ability effort a private sector led initiative in collaboration with the u.n. that makes use of employee volunteer programs. the mayor spent much of his time talking about what he says is the importance of universal prek. six local hospitals received a special honor from the philadelphia department of

health. "eyewitness news" at city hall, the hospitals are taking part in the good food, healthy hospitals program, led by food distributor the common market as well as the health department. the hospitals recognized are einstein medical center/philadelphia, genees hospital, lankenau medical center, temple university hospital, temple university hospital's episcopal and cancer treatment center of american eastern regional medical center. >> food is medicine to us and our kitchen. to put that food, healthy food in their bodies makes a world of difference for us. >> the good food healthy hospitals program is funded by a grant from the center for disease control and prevention through the city's health department. and, new program is underway called river days and meteorologist justin drabick shows us series of events is geared toward cleaning up our water supply.

>> 15 million people rely on the delaware river water shed for clean drinking water. that is why it is so important to protect our local waterways. today city kick off river days program a series of event with an important message. >> it is a life blood of all of us, our waterways are our health. >> reporter: with the delaware river as a backdrop a call to action environmental leaders gathered at independent sea port museum to kick off river days, event designed to raise river awareness and not just about clean drinking water. >> there are critical lance, and wild life communities, that depend on your waterways. to have all of that in a healthy environment we need to protect the land, along the sea, tributaries, that flow in the delaware river and delaware river itself. >> reporter: all of our waterways eventually run in the delaware river and delaware bay making this area part of the delaware water shed that stretches from the state of delaware all the waste to new york. river daises a first of its kind campaign with 23 different environmental

centers taking part. people who attend river day events are asked to sign a pledge of action to help protect the water ways. these high school students are committed, they are from the new jersey center for aquatic sciences and across the delaware from camden with a mission. >> we will test the ph to see if the delaware river is basic or acidic. >> reporter: they conduct water quality tests that looks like it is close to 7.0ph. >> reporter: grade of seven our student experts say is a good result for fresh water river. river days start tomorrow and run through october among fun activities paddling tricks, nature walks and learning thousand plant a rain garden. you can find more information on our web site at cbs philly.com n einstein health care science center i'm meteorologist justin drabick. still to come on "eyewitness news" a scary sight inside a new jersey mall a woman's purse explodes, flames come out, and check out counter what caused the unexpect boom up next. are you having a bad day?

take a selfie? what researchers say about taking picture of yourself, and what it can do for your mood, kate. today's heat and humidity already on notice as front pushes toward the area, coming up we will tell but cooler air this front will usher in and what it means for tropical storm julia churning off to the south coming up in the seven day when we come right back.

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the 11th on their broad band plans, more date it uses more cost. netflix says that is unfair. netflix says average american watching internet tv needs 300 gigabytes of data for month. it is asking companies to end the practice of data tap. feeling down today? try snapping a selfie. >> scientists at the university of ivvine studied 41 college students and found snapping and sharing selfies promotes happiness and reduces stress. researchers say findings are especially interesting for college students since they tend to face a lot of social pressures. so, get your snap on i guess. >> it is interesting because is there all that research that says interacting with people, you know, lower yours stress level, blood pressure, that sort of thing. so this is just doing it through, social media. >> exactly. >> people will come on yourselfe, feel like you are connecting with somebody. >> i admit. >> i see a person, i will do it with a group.

>> yes. >> up next, a woman's purse explodes and caught on camera. what cause that ha

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on sunday, mara mcnerney was shopping at freehold mall in new jersey and in the video from inside the sun glass hut you see fire coming from the purse. she was paying her bill. it turns out to be a battery, from her vapor, that exploded. >> and what it did was it exploded through the pocket, charred everything in that pocket, it charred everything in i had in the back. >> she would like to be reimbursed for the bag that is worth hundreds of dollars and she hopes her story serves as a warning for others hoff been

va ped. philadelphia is full of things to do from the food scene to the entertainment theme we have it all here but sometimes it is fun to take a short train ride to new york. >> it can mean broadway show, sight seeing and one real estate developers promises it will get better. largest most expensive real estate development in u.s. history is being built in manhattan called hudson yard. developers unveiled the plans for the project's center piece a vessel made of 154 inter connecting flights of stairs, that visitors can walk designed by artist thomas heatherwink. it is compared to the eiffel tower. the last week cbs two's christine johnson got an exclusive tour on the less of this has i have real estate under taking the from the man who is behind it all. >> reporter: in a city where space is at a premium, sits a train depot known as west side rail yard, and it is considered some of the most coveted real estate in manhattan. >> good place for people. >> reporter: mega real estate developers steven ross

believes that this area will replace rocker feller center as the heart of new york city. >> new york is growing. you don't allow a city to grow it will die. >> reporter: to bring life to this area ross hired a team of renowned architects, star architects to individually design each structure. their vision will transform the landscape and sky line of new york city. >> i think live, work, play environment is so important today. >> reporter: place where companies will relocate, new yorkers will live, and, tourist will visit. >> you have the high line, coming right into the project. >> reporter: area is hooked by high line an elevated public park that attracts millions of visitors a year, jacob javarietyits convention certainty's brand new subway station but rail yard must stay so ross is building over it. >> thinks like largest project ever done in the united states. we are building a city within a city.

on a place that is probably, people thought wasn't possible. >> reporter: how do you build a city within a city on to have an existing rail yard? here's your answer, you build this concrete platform, which is supported by 300 pillars. >> we want this to be the best in class, best ever done. >> reporter: ross say no expense was spared when 20 million-dollar square food development is complete, it will include state of the art office buildings, 100 premiere shops, and restaurants, 14 acres of open space, and a hotel, a school, and a approximately 4,000 apartments people will call home. >> i think the goal in any developer toys do something that is impact full and transformative. >> reporter: ross makes rebuilding a city sound so easy. perhaps because for him, it is a true labor of love. >> this is like, you know, living the dream, not about how much money you make but kind of legacy and what you do for the city because it will

be here forever. >> reporter: christine johnson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". wow. >> we're told construction of hudson yard should complete in 2025. so, it will take a little bit to get that done, but incredible. >> future is right now. >> on a clear day you can see forever. we have had a clear day. >> beautiful, sunny day, although, it has been on the hot side. this is our 90-degree we have been talking about all week f we love 90's? lets hope it is last one. today you enjoyed it. heat and humidity was back in fully affect. humidity has started to drop. that is good news. little more comfortable with dew points back in the 50's but still hot and in the 90's right now and it will be until a cold front pushes through here later this evening and into tonight. a look outside right now we will take you up to the lehigh valley. it is starting to look a little overcast in bethlehem. i'm not sure if i can see a glistening on the road there, maybe a quick shower moving through northampton county. that is a cold front that we are waiting for this cold front is going to do us a couple of favors. not only is it going to usher

in that cooler, dryer air, but it is starting as soon as tonight but it will also, suppress that tropical storm julia off to the south and keep us protect as it ushers in a big canadian cool canadian high. we are looking cloudy. couple showers moving through that area tonight, in the meantime, we are looking at temperatures well in the 90's from our eyewitness weather watchers. ninety-three, as we check with william, in levittown. he says dew point is 62. certainly not as bad as it could have been. the last week we had dew points in the lower 07's. dew point's in the 50's abe 60's we can deal with. that gary movie any sewell, new jersey with 911 with sunshine. little cloud think morning. now clear. we are seeing some sun out there first state of delaware we will check with greg mccoy in marshallton, greg says hot summer afternoon. thankfully low humidity. we need rain. wish i could under line. that i would if i could. i don't have my tell straight or up but i will virtually under line it, we do need rain. we have a little bit to look

forward to this week bind not enough to erase drought we have been n certainly no rain today. nothing but blue skies across the board, this photo, sandor seems to have found a frog in his pool. maybe frog legs for dinner tonight sandor looks excited about. that i don't think i would be hold ago this frog in my pool. greg mccoy showing us leaves dropping, grass turning brown, we need rain and with fall coming those leaves starting to fall a bit across the region already. taking a look at storm scan three you can see showers and thunderstorms pushing in the region. mainly through lehigh valley and poconos. they are weakening. we are not seeing much in the way of lightening or thunder with these storms as they move through mainly just spotty showers but there is one cell to look at. that one sits across i80 right about here this one probably has steady rainfall that could produce lightening, and thunder and we are just seeing these showers and storms weaken. the just a brief shower in the lehigh valley and suburbs, possibly picking up a shower overnight in philadelphia but once we get this front through tomorrow completely different

day. that big cool high, highs only in the 07's, much cooler and less humid. friday, sunny and comfortable with highs in the 07's again. the saturday should be dry. this next front will approach, staying off to the west through the day saturday but on sunday that front slides in and by sunday afternoon or sunday night showers and possibly thunderstorm could pop up. doesn't look like a wash out. we could use a wash out but a little bit will help. here's tropical storm julia. it looks like latest track takes julia out in the warm waters off the coast of the carolinas and that will keep the strength. so latest track keeps this a tropical storm right through the weekend before downgrading it to a tropical depression. that means a big risk for flooding downpours or coastal south caroline, or around charleston over 4 inches could fall as we head through end of the week. i want to tell you, we have a week to go, fall officially begins next thursday, september between the second at 10:21 in the morning. tonight we will start feeling like fall 64 with isolated

shower or storm, tomorrow's high 77, feeling fantastic. friday great as well. chance for showers sunday evening into monday morning but then sunny and beautiful through middle of next week. germantown hundreds of young people living on the streets, find a safe place at covenant house. >> there they get food shelter and support that they need but something was missing, so some local businesses brought over some brotherly love. >> yes. >> reporter: red ribbon hashing milestone at covenant house. >> this is a room that feels warm. >> reporter: here's what the cafeteria and kitchen looked like before, not really a warm, welcoming place for 500 homeless young people who come through their doors every year. now it is cozy place they wanted, local businesses, banded together to renovate the space. covenant house executive director john ducough says it is transformational. >> we will see staff, young

people sitting and talking, telling jokes, laughter. >> reporter: kitchen also has new appliances, renovation was sponsored by brown super stores which brought self local businesses together from the project. >> really is about businesses coming together to help organizations like covenant house. >> reporter: now they are having food for the soul with every meal. >> pretty great. >> very nice. if you have a story of brotherly love we want to know. >> go to cbs philly.com/brotherly. still ahead on "eyewitness news" he has a ticket to ride and now taking him to the big screen. >> former cbs anchor larry kane travel with the beatles during those first crazy years in the united states and now he is part of the documentary produced byron howard. he told me about beatles mania and thrill of being part of the new project, that story coming up

from their rise to the fame to the toll it took the beatles are in the hoff i spotlight once again. >> a new documentary is set to be released and it includes a very familiar face to our area. >> ♪ >> reporter: the beatles are back and now thanks to academy award winning film maker ron howard a whole new generation will get to experience what they were all about. >> i got chills. >> reporter: former channel three veteran channel three news anchor larry kane is a major part of the project. >> the actual scenes of them performing on stage proves once and for all they were the greatest, live entertainment live band ever. >> reporter: kaine was chosen by group's manager to be there

during the touring years, in his early 20's, reporter out of my am any 1964 and 65 but guess what. >> i didn't wanting to. i said we have war in vietnam. we have the racial revolution, in america. we have the president who had just been killed. the ford mustang was being introduced. >> reporter: he ultimately changed his mind. larry introduced himself to john, paul, george, ringo and this film takes you behind the scenes in so many amazing ways including interviews with the fab four back in the day, and now, from the two surviving band mates. larry interviewed beatles not only about music but about the turbulent times that were the 1960's, kaine experienced a few light moment as well especially while talking to john lenon. >> who by the waste called me a nerd from the 1950's. he said what planet are you from? >> reporter: beatles took the planet by storm and documentary gives the viewer a great experience of how they did it, and how it all came to

an end. >> what they did was show why they were tired. they entertained every where they could. >> reporter: it all caught up in various ways, film goers can expect fascinating new material and extensive research that revealed audio and video never seen or order before, truly a project for everyone especially those who were not there but larry kane had a ticket to ride despite a warning from his father. >> world war one, tough guy, he said larry, i'm telling you, watch your back, these guys are amen ace to society. that is the way most of the adult felt. >> reporter: a feeling that quickly changed and rest as they say is beautiful history. i was first grade when beatles came to america. i got in the music later. but watching this documentary i was glued from the opening credits to the end. the it is something special. >> epic story. >> ron howard has done it again and his crew. beatles one days a week tour years opens up this friday. that is "eyewitness news"

at 5:00. now at 6:00 a dangerous discovery in a kindergartener's lunch box potentially lethal substance that was found and how police believe it got there. upper darby township police are looking at a robbery that could be connected to three others in our area, i'm joe holden, with what these two robbers got away with and what happened to the women behind the counter. dogs in the delaware county courthouse, but these pups are not on trial, the new program that promises, to have big benefits for children and families alike, kate this. and today was a hot, humid september day, we set new record across the area but things are changing as we speak, tracking cold front moving through the area that will usher in a taste of fall after a september sizzle, i'll have latest on when cool air moves in, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now.

the dangerous discovery, that has parent and grand parents scratching their head, heroin found inside of a lunch box in a trenton kindergarten. those drugs spotted by a teacher in the hand of a five-year old child. good evening after one i'm ukee washington. aim jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has been following this all day and joins us live from trenton with more, cleve. >> jessica, this is the international academy of charter schools kindergarten through second grade building. even though some of the them may have been exposed to this dangerous drug police don't believe any of them consumed the heroin but they are working with the division of child protective services to try to determine how it got in that lunch box. >> it is terrible. >> reporter: question parents can't seem to wrap their heads around how could a kindergartener end up with 30 packs of heroin in his lunch box. >> i'm surprised.