"eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is in the satellite center with more on the has i have recall. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, this started with a voluntary recall from samsung, but now it is official, in a press conference just a short while ago, the cpsc announced 1 million phones here in the united states will be recalled, with consumers eligible for a replacement or a refund. >> that was crazy, man. >> reporter: clifford samuels 2008 hyundai sonata went up in flames charging his samsung galaxy seven on the passenger seat. >> then i see flames coming out, and then i said my. >> reporter: he is one of the dozens to reporter that batteries exploding inside of their device, less than four weeks after it was released. prompting the consumer products safety commission to announce a mandatory recall on thursday. >> because this product presents such a serious fire hazard, i'm urging all consumers, all consumers, to

take advantage of this recall, right away. >> reporter: cpsc says customers can take the phone in the carrier or directly to samsung. >> we do want this process to be simple, we want it to be straightforward, and we want affected consumers to be able to take advantage of the recall right away. >> reporter: as for samuels he says that he just hopes no one else will experience what he did. >> oh, my gosh, i'm glad to be alive, you know. >> reporter: now, if you have a galaxy note seven phone, consume hours look for special codes x on the back of it, then call cot or go to their web site to see if you are in fact eligible for this recall. chances are you will be as we are's told 97 percent of phones right here in the u.s. will be recalled. live from the cbs-3 satellite center, nicole brewer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> nicole, thank you. an atlantic city police officer shot in the line of duty is counting his blessings, doctors released him from the hospital. "eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in atlantic city which details

on this, cleve. >> reporter: atlantic city police say it is prayers that have been answered that officer vadell is alive and more than 100 people were here at the hospital today to wish him well in the next phase of his recovery. >> applause. >> reporter: as one on looker so powerfully stated that is what a real hero looks like. his name is josh vadell. less than two weeks ago officer vadell suffered a gunshot wound to the head when police say he and his partner interrupted an armed robbery. vadell's partner opened fire and killed one suspect, two others are since been charged with attempted murder. >> they happened upon a situation where they were looking to help people. it is a happenedly evolving high stressed incident where officers are expected to make decisions in seconds, and thank god, you know, they act add pope eighthly. >> reporter: fortunately for

vadell he was a few blocks from the trauma center in atlantic care regional medical center. >> he was talking the moment he reached the hospital. >> reporter: team of doctors who performed emergency surgery on vadell said his survival is remarkable. >> it is, gunshot wound to the head are generally, don't have a good outcome. >> it will take sometime but we're optimistic he will make a full recovery. >> reporter: vadell's wife lauren who will deliver the couple's third child was at his side as mayor, fire department, and e ms, and fellow police officers gave an emotional send off. next step, several months of rehab billtation. >> it is amazing. you can see, the comradery, everybody is very grateful that we're able to take part in this. >> reporter: officer vadell had to have a helmet on. they had to remove part of the skull, follow-up surgery for that. but they do expect, hopefully a full recovery. he is at an unkiss closed

rehand center in philadelphia reporting live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> emotional indeed, cleve, thank you. jurors for trial of the man charged in the deadly ambush of the pennsylvania state trooper in the poconos will come from our area eric frein is accused of killing corporal brian dickson in 2014. frein led authorities on a 48 day manhunt, before he was captured. officials say that the jurors will be pick in march from chester county. this trial is set for milford pike county next spring. a police suv is involved in the crash in fail's mayfair section. it happened at frankford and cheltenham avenue. officers from the 15th district were responding to a call when they collided with a gray toyota rav4. both officers in the police suv were taken to the hospital and are expected to be okay. two people in the toyota were also taken to the hospital, with minor injuries. cdc says there have been 43 confirmed cases of mosquito born cases of zika in the united states. many of those cases in the state of florida. but one philadelphia based lobbies at the forefront to

find a vaccine. our greg argos joins us along the schuylkill to explain, greg. >> reporter: ukee, good afternoon. first and foremost there have been no mosquito born zika cases yet here, in pennsylvania. but, of course, we have plenty of breeding ground, plenty of water, so a case is always possible but none if the doctors at one philadelphia based laboratory have it their way. >> we are watching this just like everybody else, epidemic in brazil and south america. >> reporter: so pharmaceuticals president doctor joseph teamed up with doctor david at wistar institute to develop a safe vaccine to battle zika virus. >> fast forward nine months, we have the first zika vaccine to be approved by f.d.a. to be approved for human testing. >> reporter: vaccine was created in this lab and now being tested in 40 people. some here in philadelphia before being push to the food

and drug administration, for hopeful approval. >> our main technology was born out of here and zika vaccine was made here. >> reporter: what makes this vaccine different is the fact that it is not live, it is fully synthetic created entirely on a computer. >> it toss than the grow, can the not replicate, cannot spread to other individual. >> reporter: the doctor says that essentially this means that the vaccine will prepare body if infected with zika at a later date. >> maybe feels rehearsed, we don't always mentally shoot somebody. we are rehearsing it, to make them able so when they encounter pathogen they would be prepared. >> reporter: already early results seem promising. these black dots show sample of t cells which grew, in a patient, same cells that would fight a true zika infection. >> it respond here, it is a very good indication that will generate t cells that see the zika virus. >> reporter: right new there is no set release date for this vaccine. it just depend on two different factors.

first, of course, results of this testing, on hugh hands, the second how serious the zika virus is, and the time of those results. we're live along the schuylkill river i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. with a new cd s news poll showing a dead heat between them presidential candidates talked about the issues on the campaign trail today but rest of the country remains focused on the health of hillary clinton and donald trump. hillary clinton was steady on her feet as she walked to meet the press on her campaign's plane. >> how are you to go? >> i'm doing great, thank you very much. >> reporter: she's back on the campaign trail for the first time since her legs buckled touring a 9/11 memorial event in new york last sunday. clinton released her health record, wednesday showing a ct scan revealed pneumonia. she was prescribed a ten decors of antibiotics and rest. donald trump followed suit on thursday and disclosed he is taking a drug to lower his

cholesterol. >> i experimented with three statins and one seems to work with me the best and has brought my cholesterol down to a good range. >> reporter: race for white house has been tight evening with trump gaining ground in state and national polls. >> polls are coming out, we're leading in so many polls i cannot tell you, i don't know where to begin but that is a good feeling. >> reporter: trump cut clinton's lead in the latest cbs news poll she has a two-point edge but that is within the poll's margin of error. trump had a plan to lower taxes to the speech of the economic club of new york while clinton will focus on killed ren and families during a rally in north carolina. >> i want to give our kid a more safe world to me that means a world with strong allies, more friends, fewer enemies. >> reporter: funny moment on clinton's plane when a member of the press court asked her if she's ready for new fall tv season. >> madam secretary, however is coming back so that is something to look forward to. >> isn't that odd to watch that. >> no, i get a big kick out of

it. >> i watched it with, you you know, little bit of skepticism but got so into it. >> by the way, madam secretary is back, october 2nd. we're now just 53 days away from election day. stay with cbs-3 and cbs philly.com for latest coverage of campaign 2016. we have some breaking news to tell but right now, flames engulfed a truck on the busy stretch of i-95. this was the scene 20 minutes ago on i-95 southbound near columbus boulevard. now we're told no one was injured but it did cause serious traffic troubles. give you a live look from chopper three where the truck has just been cleared and traffic as you can see is moving slowly, by the scene. to say that eagles fans are excited about carson wentz would be a huge under statement. >> yeah, they are excited. >> eagles rookie quarterback is the toast of the town, and about to get his first exposure on the national stage, sports director don

bell has more, well... >> monday night football. >> yes. >> it is always huge, it will be bigger this time around no doubt. >> last rook toy roll in and sweep this town off its feet, allen iverson. twenty years after ai's debut we hope carson wentz turns out to be the answer. leslie van arsdal has more on the talk of the town. >> reporter: after throwing for 278-yard, two touchdowns and no interceptions carson wentz is receiving rave reviews from his teammates, and the fans. his jersey is number one best selling jersey in the country, but don't worry doug pederson says he is handling the spotlight well. >> he is handling it fine. we have had conversations has couple of days and just wanted him to be aware of just limit the noise on the outside, let's focus on football. >> how many have seen joe biden at the eagles game. he told me, barack you have to get on the wentz wagon. we have a new quarterback.

we have hope in philly. >> reporter: but president give you a shout out, it is a big deal. >> i know a lot of people, friend and family thought it was pretty crazy, it is cool and all but at the same time i got a lot to accomplish before we make anything too big out of that. >> rookie's getting shout out from the president, good or bad, don't matter. you are on his mind. that is kind of cool. a lot of guys would probably never get a shout out from the president. >> reporter: now, monday night football game in chicago, with the entire nation watching? talk about pressure, it doesn't get much bigger than. that reporting from the novacare complex, leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". >> thanks, leslie. carson and eagles play bears monday night. meanwhile we have a prime time match upright here on cbs-3, thursday night football at kick off at 8:25 tonight, jets visiting bills. we have a live preview from buffalo later in sports, guys. >> you know don, we talk about this, the psychology of not getting, letting the the pressure get to u.s. specially

as a rookie. to me that is fascinating. each person deals witt differently. >> one other thing that he said that wasn't in the speech if i can keep carson this is building as long as i'm in the building, that is a very good thing. >> yes. >> outside distractions. >> making everyone around him better. >> coming up on "eyewitness news", an odd crime spree in parts of the philadelphia, what residents say are being stolen right from their front doors, you won't believe it. an amazing video from police body cameras show good samaritans pulling a man from the burning vehicle, what happened seconds before this was shot. possibly best video of the day a giant moon balloon on the loose rolling through a city, where and what caused this mass up

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widespread flooding that had been feared. flood watches for state of been dropped, there is trees down and scattered power outages there. one person, was killed, and more than three dozen injured after a powerful typhoon hit taiwan, typhoon merante roared a shore knocking out power to nearly 1 million homes. storm hit southeastern china, no deaths have been reported there. the storm has since been, downgraded to a tropical storm. right before getting taiwan, meranti struck the philippines. the nasa ought this image. see the streak of lightening top the eye of the storm. infrared image was captured thanks to a nearly full moon providing tons of light. speaking of the moon a giant model moon, got loose on the road of the chinese city just as the super tie fun blew past the providence, the province. the moon was part of decorations for autumn festival noon as the moon festival. there was no reports of any

injuries. that is surprising, considering it was rolling over cars. >> i'm telling you bicyclist. >> my goodness. >> man i'm trying to get to work. >> i'm telling you. >> to the moon, alice. >> we all know that one. >> yes. >> it looks light weight wait. >> yes. >> it bounced a little bit. >> rolled over and bounced off of you. >> temperatures, a little cooler. right now. >> beautiful today. >> i enjoyed today a lot. i said that yesterday, perfect day for running. i only run when temperatures are just right. i got out there today. great outside. not too hot. not too steamy. that fall taste. >> how far did you go. >> difficult about 3 miles. >> only 3 miles. >> you know, just a short run, i'm not don bell after all. lets take a look at what we're dealing without side today. we have temperatures in the 70's, no rain yet and boy do we need it. it has been quite sometime. we have been seeing a few cloud, blue skies, low humidity, that nice breeze, keeping things cool, just a great day to be outside. that goldie locks day, it is

not too hot but not too cool, just right. you can be outside in short sleeves, shirts and not feel chilly but definitely not feeling the sweat pouring down your face like we did yesterday with our record tying highs of 92. look at a beautiful shot in kutztown where it is 72 degrees on our live neighborhood network. a few clouds, blue skies, 72, feeling fantastic. hint of fall in the air today. storm scan three shows nothing happening, but you can see front that came through last night. that front doing us favors because it is keeping moisture from what was tropical storm julia suppressed to the south. remember yesterday tropical storm julia was heavily loaded on the northeast side of the system and as it has moved out to sea, heavier rain is falling over the atlantic ocean and it has moved away from the carolinas. that is good news. what we have to watch is a system loading up over portions of the northern plains and that could get here by late sunday, even early sunday. a couple showers here and there abe that may link inner to monday. we do need any rainfall, that

system wants to bring us. temperatures, right now, feeling good, 77 degrees in philadelphia. at the moment 75 in allentown. sixty-nine in wildwood. sixty-five in mount pocono. sharp contrast to yesterday's heat. we got to 92 for the high yesterday, today's high so far just 78. that is about 14-degree drop, in temperatures from yesterday, to today, and easily when we get this big drop we will get explosive thunderstorms but front came through generally dry yesterday. our last day was measurable rain was september 1st. we have .47 inches, only rain this month. you can see vast majority of our area is in a dry state, or even a moderate drought across central new jersey. future weather keeps us dry through tonight, through much of the day tomorrow, and into saturday as well and then saturday night into sunday that is when this front approaches just a few more clouds and possibly a couple of scattered showers here's early sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. a few showers to the north and west. but in the meantime, expect a cool, comfortable night. we are down to a temperature

of 59 degrees in the city, tonight, 40's in some suburbs. tomorrow is a beautiful day, it is 79, with sunshine, eyewitness weather three day forecast, keeps it looking fantastic. seventy-nine for tomorrow. eighty-two on saturday. then it will be humid on sunday and we can pick up a stray shower or thunderstorm. i don't think sunday is a wash out but not a nice day to look at, cloudy throughout the day. so enjoy the rest of today and tomorrow, and we will have more of that next week as well. >> cool, very good. good weather for this a walk through time line of the aid epidemic. thinks through rittenhouse square where they were able to learn about hiv and aids as they walked through the park. the event raise's wearness for 30th annual aids walk philly and aid run philly which happens on the 16th of october. well, big night here on cbs-3. thursday night football is back. >> it is, it is back. >> sports director don bellies here with more on the game tonight, don. >> over enthusiasm. >> good stuff. >> good stuff to watch while we're sitting here working on thursday nights, right.

first week of thursday night football is here on cbs-3, afc east division nal match up, jets traveled to upstate new york to hook up with the bills. cbs news reporter jamie you kiss joins us live from buffalo, it is week two and the phrase must win is being tossed around already. why is this game so critical for both teams. >> reporter: well, don i have to tell you i love enthusiasm back in the studio. i don't know if it is must win for you guys tonight but i like it. that phrase has been tossing around all week long because they both lost their first game. both had optimism going into the season that they were going to win their first game. now they are both coming here zero and one. they both need a win in order to keep momentum going through the rest of the season. as divisional rivals, it is even more important to say, hey we beat this guy, we beat that guy, you also, have rex ryan coaching the buffalo bills. he used to coach the jets. there is that ongoing rivalry as well in terms of the rex

ryan really wanting to beat his old team. >> not to mention both of those teams are chasing new england patriots. they happened to win a few games or two. you mentioned rex ryan who was fired by the jets and later land in buffalo. is there bad blood between ryan and gangrene. >> reporter: don, i know you have been paying attention to the twitter feeds and on line social media and you have seen it looks like rex ryan had an impassioned speech to his players this week. i cannot even repeat it because it was so filled with expletives as to how fired up he was within the locker room saying we have to win. he is coming back. must win for him on taking on his old team. i know for sure with rex ryan he wants to be better and jets want to say glad we got rid of that guy. see what he is doing for buffalo, they can have him. >> my man rex always good, with his colorful language. we will call it. that jamie, thank you very much. reporting live from buffalo.

>> colorful. >> good stuff. >> it is on tonight. >> yes. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. still ahead on "eyewitness news" cuss even. >> why denzel washington is angry over a he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. sage. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported.

i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump.

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construction is complete on philadelphia's newest museum. >> history bufs gathered at museum of the american revolution at third and chestnut in olde city today. they celebrated the official opening of the museum's outdoor plaza and dedicated building of jerry and margaret lenfest. philanthropist financial support made that museum possible. it opens to the public april 19th. well, coming up in our next half an hour a push to protect children from being left in hot cars. also this... >> reporter: a some neighbors scratching their head i'm anita oh in fishtown why these neighbors say they are looking for a bandit. a three-year oldies shot dead by police why his family is calling for an end of an

investigation and why authorities say, what the teen was carrying, that put him in the line of fire. we wil

fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who threaten our way of life. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole.

the search is on for so-called binary bandit, someone has been stealing zeros and one's from house numbers in philadelphia neighborhood. at least a dozen homes have been hit . news continues at 5:30. hello everyone i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" report's neat a oh is live in east kensington with more on this bizarre crime spree, anita. >> reporter: it is a very bizarre crime, these neighbors can't figure out why these thieves are targeting very specific items from outside their homes but thankfully a security camera caught one of

these brazen theft in action and they are hoping it will help police catch the culprit. >> it is a nuisance. notice what is miss if you go you do not live here but very clear, to neighbors like krista. >> it is your home. >> reporter: it is a dark crime spree that appears thieves removed only zeros and one's from some house numbers in the area. >> i don't understand. >> reporter: check out this surveillance video from megan haley's home, that shows 1:30, tuesday morning. >> he just walk up, took the number without hesitation. >> reporter: haley calls the brazen thief the binary bandit. >> would i like to send her a bill for the number when i purchase a new one. >> reporter: she's one of at least a dozen homeowners affect. >> i saw a guy with the power drill stealing numbers across the street. >> reporter: trend continues down the street, eric mccarthey's house. >> could be worse but it ace anything. we rent through a management company. so, we pretty much just told them that it was missing and they will replace it for us. >> reporter: some neighbors filed police reports with the

26th advertise trick but so far few answers. >> everybody is speculate ago this this will be use some type of art installation or somebody is trying to send a message in some way. >> reporter: we have talk to the mailman who says it hasn't affected deliveries. regardless, these neighbors, they have a message. >> if you come back, i'm going to have a big problem with it. yeah, it is very frustrating. >> reporter: now, there does than the seem to be any pattern to the thefts. some homes have not been affect. but if caught these thieves could face several charges including theft and criminal trespass. any one with any information is asked to call 26th district police. live from east kensington, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". breaking news, chopper three live over route 130 in mansfield township burlington county. do you see there, some white. it turns out a paint fell off a back of the truck and then spilled on to the road. this is northbound lanes near ancora road. only one lane gets by right

now. time for police responding to an armed robbery at a camden county gas station overnight. take a look at this surveillance video just before 10:30 last night police say suspect armed with the handgun and wearing a black mask approached an attendant at a gas station. authorities say two struggled a bit before suspect fled the scene with $800 in cash. anyone with any information is asked to reach out to police. police are searching foreman who pulled a gun on another man, at the wells fargo atm on the 3400 block of aramingo avenue on sunday, september 4th. that suspect got away with $80. the suspect is dressed in black, and if you recognize him, call the police. also call police if you recognize, this suspect, surveillance video caught this man taking a package from the front steps of the residents on the 2500 block of monday trees street, back on the first of august. he put that package in the trash can, and then, rolled it away. same suspect did the same thing, august 31st.

police shot ape killed a 13 year-old in ohio after apparently mistaking his bee-bee gun for a real gun. shooting happened during an investigation of an armed robbery in columbus, on wednesday. police say officers tried to take two suspects into custody when one pulled a weapon from his waist band. the officers opened fire, killing 13 year-old tyre king. city's police chief showed a picture of what the weapon looked like. >> it also had a laser light attached to it, right underneath the barrel. our officers carry a gun that looks practically identical to this weapon. >> an attorney for tyre's family called for a fair, independent investigation into the boy's death. his parents do not believe that he was involved in an armed robbery. the family of sandra bland has reached a 1.9 million-dollar settlement in the wrongful death lawsuit. police arrested bland during a traffic stop in texas last july. three days later she was found dead in her jail cell, her

death ruled a suicide. an attorney for bland family says that the settlement includes a provision that the county jail has a 24 hour nurse or emergency medical technician on duty. things are back to normal at denver international airport after a suspicious bag forced a partial shut down of the airport. security detected something in the the over size add abandoned ski bag. nothing suspicious was found. passengers on united airlines flight from newark to san diego arrived late after being divert todd denver. a passenger aboard that plane spotted something they thought was sus fish bus that device was found to be harmless. still to come on "eyewitness news" the weather may be cool to daze but very important bill is coming to congress one that could help prevent children from being left inside hot cars. technology and how lawmakers hope it will work coming up next. it is a stapel for a lot of would hen, dry shampoo but now experts are warning misusing it can cause hair loss and scalp issues. what you need to know to

protect your hair coming up, kate i? well, finally feeling like fall and at least for now some spots will drop in the 40's tonight and another cool day tomorrow, but it is not going to last. we are heading back to the 80's and tracking chance for rain this weekend.

and breaking news right now authorities say that a suspect attacked a new york city police officer, with a meat cleaver. violence happened near penn station just a short time ago. this is live right now. police shot the suspect immediately after the attack. the officer suffered a laceration wound and was taken to an area hospital. there is no word on the condition of the suspect. well, every year young children die when they are left in hot cars, but new technology is being developed

to warn drivers that a child is in the back seat. >> now bipartisan group of lawmakers is proposing legislation to require auto makers to install those warning systems in their vehicles. cbs news correspondent mark albert has details. >> reporter: trace harrison died in 2008 when his dad for got to drop him at daze care and went to work leaving the toddler for hours in his hot car. now his the father miles harrison is pleading for help. >> i considered myself guilty, full of shame and anger. i cry every day for chase. if there had been a simple chime to alert me of my son's presence, none of this would have happened. >> the families are the most motivating factor. >> reporter: on thursday tim ryan of ohio and two other law makers from both parties introduced the hot cars act which stand for helping overcome trauma for children alone in rear seats. the act would require auto make tours install technology warning drivers when a passenger remains in the the back seat. >> these are really senseless deaths of young people that

are just so tragic and i think we need to step up and fix it now. >> reporter: twenty-nine children have already died this year after being left in a hot vehicle. on a 80-degree day the temperature inside a closed car can reach between 130, and 172 degrees. according to the centers for disease control. general motors has already developed its own warning system, which it will include on next years a cade use model. system is activated when back door is opened making the car believe that something is in the back seat. congressman ryan hopes to pass the hot cars act before the end of the year. mark albert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and up next, former cbs-3 anchor larry kane on the red carpet across the pond

pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer, overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. pat toomey. he's for wall street. not us senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. today is red carpet premiere of the ron howard documentary the beatles eight days a week the touring years. former cbs-3 anchor larry kane is a big part of the film and he is in london at the premiere. >> when i first saw the film, ron howard did such magnificent work that it gave me the chills to watch the

film. my wife said why are you so, you are shaking. it is because he brought, they brought me back in time. i was there again. i imagined if i felt like i was there again what other people will feel when they see this. >> wonderful film. >> red carpet is along blue carpet, it documents touring days of the beatles and in select theaters right now. strongly encourage you to go see it. so, cousin d is not happy about the uncle denzel meme on soaks media it started when denzel washington showed up at may weather pacquiao fight last year looking less than his normal self. it turns out it was all of the facial hair and stuff for his role in the a film. they asked washington what he thinks. >> if i had my wallet, i would show it to you. because they didn't know what i was doing. no one knew.

>> no doubt. >> those who can, do. those who can't talk about those who can. >> yes. >> those who can do. those who can't, talk about those who can. >> yes. >> now, can you or can you not or you just want to sit on the side line to talk about other people or can you step up? >> um, can you step up. cousin is really put together. >> he is not too happen bye that. >> he is not liking it. >> not at all. >> we won't posting those memes. >> i'll hear about it. no way. no way. >> kate joins with us our forecast, cool weather is rolling in, this area, it feels nice. >> it feels great. it will not last that long. we will steam up this weekend, back to the humidity. so enjoy today, tonight nice and cool. tomorrow looks nice and cool and comfortable as well but over weekend we will start to see raise humidity but good news that means we could get a little rain. do we need rain. the lets look outside, we will

start off with a camera looking live outside window here at cbs-3 studios down toward center city, looking great this evening. we have blue skies, temperatures starting to drop off as sun prepares to go down. we're losing 2.5 minutes of daylight every day and then daylight savings time begins in november and that is when we will see everything change or come to an even. the center city looking good right now eyewitness heather watchers loving it. beautiful day. 79 degrees as we check with allen in delran, new jersey. he has got some sun, dew point is guess what, 49. seriously, beautiful day. dew points in the 40's, that is perfection. there is very little humidity, none to be felt out there today. greg mccoy in marshall ton delaware 79. greg says delightful bright sunny late summer day low humidity and gentle breeze. can't beat that either. the as we head up toward the north, norristown we will

check with our friend who wants to pull it up here lou, in eagleville sunshine and 73 degrees. the further north that is lee once again we have 76 as we move further east and check with barbara lane in willow grove, 76 at barbara's house, dew .45, and barbara sent thus picture of a few clouds this morning but blue skies we have those sirus clouds out there this evening as well but beautiful day, beautiful night and temperatures dropping very, very steadily overnight as well. take a look at one of our live neighborhood network cameras showing things looking great at whitefield elementary school in reading. we had more sunshine earlier today. a few clouds, as proliferated here in the afternoon. seventy-five in reading right now. storm scan three shows not much going on. i have an update tropical storm jewel eyes back. julia was downgraded to a depression and now once again a tropical storm but it is off shore far enough that heaviest rain has shifted from the carolinas and it shouldn't

pose much of the problem. dew points, cross the region are amazing, dew points 42 in philadelphia right now, 43 in allentown, yesterday afternoon wasn't all that humid but due you points dropped only 15 degrees from this time yesterday. overnight the take a look at these overnight lows 59 in the city, with you take a peak at north and western suburbs. some spots in the mid 40's tonight. allentown tomorrow morning around 44 degrees. it will feel nice and cool and crisp, and grab a jacket or hoodie in the bus stop. zero seven's for your friday afternoon. saturday back to the 80's, partly sunny, warmer and then we have a chance for spotty showers through the day sunday. here's julia that has reformed. it may go back and forth between depression and tropical storm. ian is still out, fish storm moving away and we have tropical depression number 12 off the coast of africa. let talk about this forecast for tonight, thursday night football here on cbs-3. sixty-three up in buffalo and

big game for many folks in the area for saturday. this is state college. seventy-eight. that is when temple takes on penn state. i will be watching that one very closely as you know i'm a penn stater. friday 79 degrees. your seven day forecast looks great 82 saturday. and chance for few showers late sunday into early monday but then we are back to sunshine this is first day of fall next thursday. so coastal flooding, these are terms we are very familiar with in the delaware valley but have you ever heard of outburst flooding. meteorologist lauren casey is in the science center to explain where this occurs and why it could become reality >> reporter: it has ring of the combination for a rail medical ailment but glareal, lake outburst flood one of the most destructive type of glacier disaster that effects people in mountain rangers

across the globe. it occurs when water by a glacier is released resulting in a extremely fast moving torrent of water threatening lives of property of communities down wind. the science starts with maureen, ridges of rock and sediment which house glacial lakes as serving as dams. as glacial melt excessive water causes a glacial lake beneath to swell. this additional pressure force can weaken the area abe causing them to tumble. when it decrease necessary dramatic fashion by breaking off in large chunks of ice a process known as cabbing, the ice crashes in to the lake and insighting large waves. these waves can compromise the stability of the the area and trigger a glouth. deadliest outburst occurred in peru in 19411 when a glacial lake sent over 2 billion gallons of water crashing in the town of jares killing 6,000. phenomenon can nun days farmland destroyed home damage roads and infrastructure and

occurs worldwide including here in the united states. in 2003, glacial in western wyoming insighted a gloth that released lake water in to a local creek, quad drooping the speed of the flow and as they continue to recede, due to global climate change, creating new, and overwhelming existing glacial lakes, the threat will only increase. in the einstein health care center i'm meteorologist lauren casey. president obama is creating the first marine national monument in the atlantic ocean. >> today at the annual ocean's conference the president designated the marine monument off the coast of new england, the sanctuary is meant to protect more than 4900 square miles of eco system. >> we're protecting fragile eco systems off coast of new england including under seas canyons and sea mounts. we're helping make oceans more resilient to climate change. >> the president has made decision to ban commercial fishing in that designated

area. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a warning about a popular beauty product. >> experts say dry shampoo can be dangerous if not used correctly. causing hair loss, scalp problems. how toe protect yourself next.

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on the healthwatch tonight, dry shampoo is popular and convenient, but it is also been linked to causing bald spots in some women. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here to explain the potential danger. >> reporter: lots of women involved in this one. this is mostly about improper

use of dry shampoo which many women love to use. it is supposed to be, a break on the hair not directly on the scalp. doctors say when it is over used it can cause problems. >> i start here. >> reporter: it is styling secret women swear by, daily hair wash and dry shampoo. >> save yourself two hours. >> reporter: trying to soak up oil in between shampoos, your hair looks fresh without shampoo. >> i use it, five days a week. >> reporter: but this picture posted by nicole backs store on facebook and share 33,000 times had many scratching their head. nicole's dermatologist blamed dry shampoo for this large bald patch on her head. >> that gunk is on your scalp. >> reporter: dry shampoo can build up on the scalp, and, stephanie johnson, says natural oil that lead to escape your scalp can be trapped by dry shampoo if you use it too much.

>> literally creating oil cake in your hair, and when you see it. >> many people have reported hair loss. >> reporter: dermatologist james says dry shampoo can plug hair follicles and trap bacteria. >> that bacteria causes inflammation in the hair follicle which leads to pimples or cysts, and those pimples and cysts get scratched and that can disrupt hair follicle causing hair loss. >> reporter: doctors say other potential issue with dry shampoo is contact dermatitis, some contain fragrance and preservatives that can cause an allergic reaction on the scalp. so, you have to follow direction is use as directed. >> yes. >> it seems simple but, you know. >> too much of a good thing is a bad thing is that what weaver taking a way. >> yes. >> that is "eyewitness news" for 5:00. >> now at 6:00. >> tonight a cbs-3 exclusive a grieving family is searching for answers after their loved one is killed in an accident with the police cheesier. i'm trang do and i'll tell

what you they are saying about the investigation. also honoring a hero, atlantic city officer wounded in the line of duty is released from the hospital. tonight we're hearing from the doctors, who saved his life. plus a brazen bank robbery caught on surveillance, in our area, where police need your help tracking down this pistol packing suspect, kate. >> beautiful day to day with highs in the 70's. it feels like fall and even more so tomorrow morning when some spots start their day in the 40's. i'll tell you when this will last and help rain could return to the area. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now and here's is what happening, video is hard to watch. motorcycle slammed into by a philadelphia police suv. rider eventually dies from his injuries. tonight his family wants answers. good evening i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean.

"eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live from police headquarters with the exclusive details, trang. >> reporter: police say officer was responding to an office's cyst call when this accident happened, but from there the police account and family's account of what happened are vastly different. >> love spending time with his three kids. >> reporter: now those three children will grow up without their father. on september 3rd curtis hopped on his motor psyched toll make a quick trip to the store. he never made it back home. >> my family is just broken. our hearts are broken. he is just gone. >> reporter: surveillance video captured intersection at chelten avenue and wistar street shows the collision of the motorcycle and philadelphia police suv with lights and sirens on. accident investigation is ongoing but police spokeswoman says officer had green light something attorney dahntay mills hoist representing the family strongly disputes. >> in the video